Pumping more money into a system that is already failing does not fix anything. It only reinforces the very institutions that created the crisis in the first place. When a structure is fundamentally flawed, adding more bricks doesn’t strengthen it. If outcomes get worse as spending increases, then the problem is not a lack of resources, it’s the design of the system itself. For decades, we’ve been told that more research, more funding, and more pharmaceutical innovation would make society healthier. Yet the data paints a different story: rising chronic illnesses, declining metabolic health, and a population increasingly dependent on lifelong medication.

A model built around symptom management rather than genuine healing will always reward treatment over prevention, dependency over empowerment, and profit over public well-being. Something is clearly not working and until we stop pretending that the existing structure can be “reformed” with another influx of dollars, nothing will change.