It 'just came out in print for the Publishing Associate the book entitled "The Perfect Circle", which deals with highly topical subjects united by a common social dynamic -policy: GMO pesticides and insecticides, chemical fragrances, unnecessary and dangerous drugs and vaccines, electromagnetic pollution from cell phones, Wi-Fi, power lines, mercury dental fillings, air pollution caused by petrochemical poles etc..
The Perfect Circle is, in fact, the link between industry and academia to politics and that, finding legitimacy in public opinion through the media of mass communication, undermines the very foundations of democracy, allowing the industry to endanger public health and environmental safety.
The book deal with case studies at international level, but also Italians.
Only by understanding of these dynamics can explain otherwise incomprehensible phenomena such as the use of mercury in dentistry or approval of unsafe drugs or technologies that expose people to the fact of a trial on the ground is not authorized by informed consent, as happened for example with The recent influenza pandemic of 2009.
The consequences of these policies are cancer, chronic diseases and neurodegenerative diseases, but also new diseases that are a warning about the failure of the current model of economic development.
People with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, in fact, suffer from even the smallest traces of chemicals in the environment and must live away from detergents, perfumes, smog, plastics, cosmetics, solvents, etc.. Similarly Electro survive only by avoiding the electromagnetic fields of everyday life, such as mobile phones, masts, Wi-Fi systems and, in severe cases even the electric lighting.
The fate of these patients is to be considered "dissidents" that doctors are trying to marginalize the industry closer to the real campaign to discredit them, while doctors who deal with these diseases are sometimes having to defend of real forms of intimidation.
Who is damaged by pollution or toxic products often do is contact the judiciary, but in fact the pursuit of justice is emptied of meaning by the huge difference in position between the individual citizen can acquire industry consultants and lawyers and can bear the costs of appeals. It 'the same justice, however, often opens the door to new public health policy judgments of history, like the recent recognition of the damage caused by operating the mobile professional, which anticipate a scientific truth that the ministerial committees are struggling to emerge.
It seeks to examine, finally, what are the weakest aspects of the perfect circle in order to identify a "breaking point", centering around the question of regulating the conflict of interest in all its possible manifestations, as well as around the search for new forms of social participation (investment critical solidarity groups of customers, etc..), the possibility of democratic politics capable of defending the first public health and the environment, rather than just economic growth.
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"Perfect Circle", Edizioni Associate, July 2010, ISBN: 9788826705286
It is purchased in bookshops or directly from the publisher who sends him home to numbers 366 1958359 and 366 1976382.
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