Enlightenment
Digital Oneness, creating a healthy world!
UGI is an answer to all bad things, not like a religion but as a religion. UGI Universal Health is a religion, we focus on religion via pharma, the faith in pills/drugs can be seen as equal to faith per se. It is also about the behaviour of target groups. They behave exactly the way they are expected to behave, you could call them slaves of consumerism. Target group marketing and all forms of modern marketing only work with added value, emotional value, meaning if a target group emotionally believes that they feel better if they buy product A, then this faith actually can move mountains. It is faith that we need with UGI. The faith that what we buy here and look at actually improves our position in life and our health and well-being. similar as faith in god – faith in product. beyond function – it really works!
Find yourself. All that pain inside you - you are not alone. You might not be aware of it, but millions of other people suffer as much as you do.
Note: This is a collaborative effort of the Universal Institute of Health and The Office of Future Illnesses Research Base (FIRB) to help people find useful information about undisclosed treatments and unknown diseases. We founded a special lab in siberia called UGISP - User Generated Illness Science Platform.
Do not forget - contact a UDIC specialist if you:
- Do not find the name of your condition
- Can't find the answer to your question
- Need more information
An era of self-diagnosis is upon us asking us to assess our own health, while pharmaceutical companies create new conditions for us to self-medicate with their products. Has medical expertise been abandoned for open source health solutions? Digital technology is transforming the entire infrastructure and culture of health care. It is now regularly used to provide medical advice and medication, with great numbers of sufferers immersing themselves into virtual communities for alternative means of support. What are the implications of cybermedicine and Health 2.0 for how people make sense of their health? How will the rise of digital communities affect traditional notions of medical expertise? We focuse on how pharmaceutical industries may be seen as sponsors of new illnesses, both funding their characterization and investing vast amounts of money into marketing their own cures.