Womb as Paradise Lost

Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Introduction: “A Verdict demands Evidence”
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Acknowledgement
I
always believe that the opposite of love isn’t hatred, but unconcern. And
that means the opposite of knowledge isn’t ignorance, but unconcern. The
opposite of hope isn’t living without hope, but standing in life with an attitude
of unconcern. The opposite of life isn’t death, but unconcern against life and
death. And because of this, I believe that literature or arts or writing a book or
teaching people or working in charity this all possesses one very target: combating
the unconcern (Elie Wiesel).”
We cannot overestimate the importance of negative indifference. One of the
common responses to the gravity of our existence is to live in a society with pressure,
on mere success and profit. This massive responsibility can result in mental
disorders like burnout and depression. However, also, indifference is often an
escape route for responsibility, that challenges us to take up the gauntlet and
fight, combatting the indifferences within ourselves.
A dissertation research is an unmistakable antidote to indifference by widening
the horizons, looking for new solutions at specific moments in fixed places, especially
where the old paradigmata jammed in impotence and, paradoxically, creates
slaves from us through the increasing power of medical conventions. They
have made its vision of truth disqualifying the other; often disproportionally.
The Codex Allimentarii is an example of an emerging threat to the human freedom
of choice. Since the Codex is a UN-institution, the world population is in
danger, concerning the medical freedom of choice, that – I repeat - challenges us