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Healing or Harvesting? When Medicine Becomes the Market
Rev. Kat Carroll
Introduction: From Checkup to Checklist
I went to a hospital clinic expecting a simple eye exam. Instead, I found myself funneled through a conveyor belt of concern after being prodded and inspected, looking at everything but my eyes, which is why I was there in the first place. A healing cat bite (from our house cat) was flagged for rabies injections, a spontaneous heart healing was dismissed in favor of more scans (because “there was a history”), and a lab test was apparently rushed with results pushed via phone before I had gotten far off the base.
And that bite from one our house cats? They suggested I take her to a vet to have her checked for rabies… and the doctor didn’t know that they would have to kill the animal to inspect its brain to do so!!!
What followed was a cascade of “suggested” treatments, including three medications for a single flagged result, complete with warnings about the consequences of refusal. It wasn’t a hard push, but a firm emotional nudge toward dependency. I couldn’t help but feel like a tagged animal, herded back into the system I had once consciously stepped away from.
After years of researching COVID-era treatment policies, pharmaceutical overreach, and the quiet euthanasia-by-overprescription in eldercare, I recognized the pattern: this wasn’t 
healing. This was onboarding.
I literally felt like a bovine, forced into the cattle shoot to be tagged and jabbed and put into a pen with the herd. No doubt, my concerns will have earned a red flag on my file…
Yes, I am that wild child still fighting for sovereignty in a world that seeks to control us.
The Pattern: Diagnosed to Death
There is a growing concern among patients that medical care today isn’t just about prevention or treatment — it’s about retention. Every checkup becomes a fishing expedition for future conditions. Every “concern” is a potential prescription. Over-diagnosis has become a feature, not a flaw, of modern healthcare. The more issues they find (or predict), the more opportunities to treat, monitor, and medicate. And once you’re in, it’s hard to get out without being labeled noncompliant or reckless. We saw this when the WHO tried to take over our choices and freedoms during the Covid pandemic (which appeared very well planned out).
And let’s be honest — if you’re a hypochondriac, the system is built just for you. You’ll never run out of new pills to try, symptoms to report, or follow-ups to attend. You’re a subscription service in a lab coat.
But if you walk in healthy, skeptical, and largely disinterested in a lifetime of pharmaceutical fine print? Well now, that’s a problem. You’re harder to monetize, harder to manage, and worst of all — you might inspire others to trust their own bodies. That’s dangerous.
The real tragedy? Many of these interventions begin before a true illness emerges. Labs and scans look for abnormalities that may never become symptomatic. Treatment is based on potential, not present, conditions. And with every new prescription, the risk of side effects grows — often requiring further medication. Thus begins the cycle: a system that generates revenue not from healing, but from managing chronic complexity.
The System Behind the Scrubs
Behind every well-meaning provider is a matrix of billing codes, insurance incentives, liability concerns, and pharmaceutical influence. Doctors are often trapped between their training and the protocols imposed on them. Some know there are better paths but deviate and risk lawsuits or sanctions. The result? Standard of care becomes standardized care. Individual healing stories, especially those involving alternative or spiritual methods, are treated as anomalies or ignored altogether.
Hospitals, meanwhile, have become data farms. Electronic health records are designed less for patient clarity and more for maximizing billable services. Metrics are tracked, flagged, and acted upon whether a patient actually feels unwell. Healing becomes statistical compliance. And you? You become a recurring revenue stream.
Speaking from experience… I was once trapped in the medical revolving door.
Ignoring Miracles, Punishing the Unexplained
Mention a spontaneous healing and prepare for skepticism, if not condescension. When I brought up the reversal of a diagnosed heart blockage — something confirmed by both a cardiologist and an ER physician known for exploring the intersection of consciousness and medicine — it was met not with curiosity, but with the need for further testing. There’s no box for “unexplainable recovery” in their system. Miracles can’t be monetized.
I recommend Gregg Braden’s body of knowledge to anyone in the medical industry, or seeking to become a spiritual healer or Reiki practitioner.
This resistance to the inexplicable isn’t just about science. It’s about control. Alternative paths to wellness disrupt the cycle of testing, treating, and billing. They remove the practitioner from the center of the narrative. They empower the patient. And in a system that thrives on dependence, that’s a threat.
Psychological & Spiritual Toll
Being treated like a collection of potential pathologies wears on the soul. You begin to doubt your own body, your own healing, your own intuition. The system doesn’t just diagnose disease — it erodes self-trust. Even when you’re actively working on your health through diet, movement, prayer, or inner work, the system sees only what’s measurable and pharmacologically manageable. Who wants to be put into a state of fear simply by reaching out to there health care provider?
The deeper cost is existential: the feeling that you’re no longer a person in care, but a case to be managed. The loss of agency. The disappearance of hope.
Rebuilding Trust — Or Just Rebranding?
In response to public skepticism, the industry has rolled out “wellness initiatives,” integrative clinics, and emotional ad campaigns. But many efforts feel less like genuine reform and more like surface-level gloss over the same extractive core.
Now, there’s the new WHO Pandemic Agreement, formally adopted in May 2025. While it claims to improve global coordination during health emergencies, many fear it sets the stage for deeper incursions into national sovereignty and personal medical choice. Terms like “equity” are used frequently — but if we’ve learned anything from the COVID-19 era, it’s that such language often masks deeper agendas. During the vaccine rollout, equity meant coercion: free food, gift cards, and marijuana in exchange for experimental shots that bypassed long-term safety studies.
Mask mandates defied both science and logic, herd immunity was redefined in real-time, and those who questioned were silenced or shamed. All the while, high-ranking officials from CDC spokespeople to governors and mayors, flouted the very rules they demanded the public follow. What trust is left when hypocrisy is normalized, and healing is treated like heresy?
Until the system prioritizes authentic well-being over centralized control, and respects body sovereignty as deeply as it respects pharmaceutical protocols, public trust will remain broken. Not from me. And not from the countless others who’ve walked away from the system, not out of ignorance, but out of hard-earned discernment and research. Something the medical staff should undertake beyond their indoctrinating training.
Ghosts in the Halls: The Vanishing Medical Workforce
There’s something else I’ve noticed: a new wave of young doctors and nurses — fresh uniforms, fresh scripts, and a rehearsed enthusiasm that feels eerily out of sync with the burnout and devastation left in COVID’s wake. Where did the experienced ones go? Many walked away rather than comply with mandates. Others collapsed under the pressure — or worse, after taking the shots themselves.
We all saw the headlines — or the ones that made it past the censors. Nurses fainting on live television after cheerleading the vaccine. Healthy young people developing myocarditis. Drivers crashing mid-commute in what were chillingly dubbed “vaccidents” after receiving the jab. One of my neighbors lost their youngest daughter to myocarditis after taking the vaccination.
A great silence followed. Odd autopsies curiously missing from mainstream media showing strange clotting in the veins, hearts and lungs. No accountability. Just more mandates.
But those of us who bothered to research found the rubbery clotting was common in animal testing. But we needed to dig deep to find it.
What’s left is a medical system scrambling to fill a void — onboarding a fresh generation perhaps filled with good intentions but trained in the same rigid, marketing and pharma-fueled model. They’re not bad people. But conscious rebellion is rare in an environment where protocol trumps principle, and deviation can cost you your job.
Hospitals are no longer sanctuaries for the sick and wounded. They’re corporate organisms — driven not by healing, but by quotas, performance reviews, and profit.
Conclusion: Wake-Up Call, Not Conspiracy
This isn’t an attack on medicine as there will sometimes be a time when help is required. It’s a plea for its return to meaning. Nature provides all we need to be healthy. The system doesn’t need more meds or tools. It needs more truth. Real healing honors the body, listens to the soul, and trusts the intelligence of the person in front of you. Anything less isn’t medicine. It’s marketing.
And some of us? We’re done being a medical cash cow.
A Personal Manifesto: Remember Who You Are
Health is not a product. It’s not a pill. It’s not a policy.
It is a sacred dance between the body, mind, and spirit. And we, the people, must reclaim our role in that dance. It is time to take personal responsibility for our well-being. Time to do our own research. Time to question every quick fix and remember that nature already provided us with the tools to heal.
Honor your temple — this body — not as a problem to be managed, but as the divine vehicle for your soul’s journey in this lifetime.
No one can own it. No system can dictate it.
Sovereignty begins with knowing, you already have everything you need.
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