Toddlers On Amphetamine: History Of Big Pharma And The Major Players Documentary

Toddlers on Amphetamine: History of Big Pharma and the Major Players documents the full history of allopathic medicine, the hidden history of what we call “big pharma,” and how the world generally came to be the way it is today. It examines the history of chemicals, poison in particular, disease, power, and psychopathy.

This free documentary available for viewing on YouTube uncovers many truths that you’ll never hear about in the mainstream media that affect every area of your life, from the things you eat to the personal care products you put on your body and even the sprays you apply to your lawn.

Written and directed by Cassius Kamarampi and narrated by Josh Mur, Toddlers on Amphetamine: History of Big Pharma and the Major Players pinpoints all the major players in this system of disease and death, and highlights how they fit into the bigger puzzle of corruption that dominates our modern system of living.

There was once a time when everyday people used natural folk remedies to minimize pain and cope with disease, and yet today thousands of young children are being prescribed legal methamphetamines to treat “behavioral problems.” How did we fall so far from where we began, and is it possible to ever return? Understanding how we got here in the first place is an important first step, and this is a big part of what Toddlers on Amphetamine: History of Big Pharma and the Major Players aims to achieve.

The film “documents the full history of allopathic medicine, the hidden history of what we call ‘big pharma,’ and how the world generally came to be the way it is today,” the film’s producers explain. “It examines the history of chemicals, poison in particular, disease, power, and psychopathy.”

You can watch the film in its entirety for free here.