#Medical Foods Market trends

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Medical Foods Market Size To Reach $33.4 Billion By 2030

Medical Foods Market Growth & Trends

The global medical foods market size is anticipated to reach USD 33.4 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.1% during the forecast period, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Rising geriatric population, prevalence of chronic diseases, a shift toward consuming disease-specific formulas, and a growing demand for neonatal and preterm enteral feeding are some of the factors driving this growth.

The oral route of the administration segment dominated the market in 2023. The major factors contributing to this growth include a high preference for oral medical foods owing to the ease of consumption and high commercial viability of products administered orally. In addition, these foods are available in a variety of forms such as pills, powder, puddings, and pre-thickened products, thereby fueling the segment’s growth.

In 2023, the powder product segment accounted for the largest revenue share. Factors contributing to the growth include the rising application areas of powdered medical foods, ease of administration, and higher commercial viability. The liquid segment is anticipated to grow at the fastest CAGR from 2024 to 2030, owing to the ease of consumption of liquid-based foods for special medical purposes by the pediatric and geriatric population.

The chemotherapy-induced diarrhea emerged as the largest application segment in 2023. Diarrhea caused by chemotherapy treatment is one of the common problems among cancer patients and the rising prevalence of cancer is one of the major reasons for this increasing the revenue share. For instance, according to the National Cancer Institute statistics, about half of the patients develop diarrhea when treated with chemotherapy agents and the rate can reach 80% with respect to certain chemotherapy agents.

The institutional sales channel segment dominated the market in 2023. Higher penetration and adoption of oral and enteral medical foods in the healthcare institutions such as clinics, hospitals, and care centers and the rising consumption of these products are some of the major factors contributing to the large revenue share. In addition, the rising demand for such products in inpatient facilities and increasing adoption for such products are boosting the market growth.

North America dominated the market with a revenue share of approximately 30% in 2023.. The presence of major players and high revenue generated by them in the region are the key factors contributing to this growth. In addition, strategic developments, the growing prevalence of chronic conditions, and the increasing adoption of medical foods by patients and healthcare professionals are the other factors supporting the growth.

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Medical Foods Market Report Highlights

The oral route of the administration segment dominated the market in 2023

The powder product segment accounted for the largest revenue share in 2023

Chemotherapy-induced diarrhea emerged as the leading application segment in 2023

The institutional sales channel segment held the largest revenue share in 2023

In 2023, North America held the largest revenue share, due to the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases and the presence of key players

Key players in the medical foods industry are driving growth through strategies like collaborations, acquisitions, and product launches. For instance, in May 2022, Nestlé Health Science acquired a premium Brazilian health and nutrition lifestyle brand, Puravida. This acquisition aims to expand Nestlé's customer base in Brazil.

Medical Foods Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global medical foods market based on route of administration, product, application, sales channel, and region:

Medical Foods Route of Administration Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Oral

Enteral

Medical Foods Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Powder

Pills

Liquid

Other

Medical Foods Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Chronic Kidney Disease

Minimal Hepatic Encephalopathy

Chemotherapy-induced Diarrhea

Pathogen Related Infections

Diabetic Neuropathy

ADHD

Depression

Alzheimer's Disease

Nutritional Deficiency

Orphan Diseases

Phenylketonuria

Eosinophilic Esophagitis

FPIES

MSUD

Homocystinuria

Tyrosinemia

Others

Wound Healing

Chronic Diarrhea

Constipation Relief

Protein Booster

Dysphagia

Pain Management

Parkinson's Disease

Epilepsy

Other Cancer Related Treatments

Severe Protein Allergy

Cachexia

Other

Medical Foods Sales Channel Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Online Sales

Retail Sales

Institutional Sales

Medical Foods Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

North America

U.S

Canada

Europe

Germany

UK

France

Italy

Spain

Sweden

Denmark

Norway

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

Australia

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Argentina

Middle East and Africa (MEA)

Saudi Arabia

UAE

South Africa

Kuwait

Qatar

List of Key Players in the Medical Foods Market

Danone S.A.

Nestlé S.A.

Abbott

Targeted Medical Pharma Inc. (Physician Therapeutics LLC, a division of the company)

Primus Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Fresenius Kabi AG

Mead Johnson & Company, LLC

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[market-insider]

COVID-19 Pandemic Has Led To Increase In Consumption Of Medical Foods

The global medical foods market size is expected to reach USD 33.5 billion by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. It is expected to expand at a CAGR of 5.2% from 2022 to 2030. Increasing incidences of chronic diseases, the rising geriatric population, and the growing burden of malnutrition are the major factors responsible for the substantial growth of the market over the years. For instance, according to a WHO report, about 149 million children under 5 were stunted and 38.9 million were obese or overweight due to undernutrition in 2020. The emerging focus of the policymakers to manage chronic disorders and nutritional deficiency is also anticipated to drive the adoption of medical foods over the years.

Furthermore, the ongoing outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in the consumption of medical foods. Growing preference by healthcare professionals to consume these products in patients suffering from comorbidities and chronic conditions is beneficial in supporting the market growth. In addition, increasing complications in the patients suffering from chronic disorders due to COVID-19 disease are fueling their adoption and consumption, thereby supporting the growth.

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In 2021, the powder product segment accounted for the largest revenue share of over 35.0%. Factors contributing to the growth are rising application areas of powdered medical foods, ease of administration, and higher commercial viability. The liquid segment is anticipated to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period owing to the ease of consumption of liquid-based foods for special medical purposes by the pediatric and geriatric population. 

The chemotherapy-induced diarrhea segment emerged as the largest application segment in 2021. Diarrhea caused by chemotherapy treatment is one of the common problems among cancer patients and the rising prevalence of cancer is one of the major reasons for increasing the revenue share. For instance, according to the National Cancer Institute statistics, about half of the patients develop diarrhea when treated with chemotherapy agents and the rate can reach 80% with respect to certain chemotherapy agents. 

[ed-recovery-affirmations]

In light of the recent Gwyneth Paltrow interview (if you're on my page you've probably already seen it, tbh, but if you haven't - she basically details her extremely restrictive daily diet and talks about taking her vitamins intravenously) I'd like to remind you all that your body was meant to enjoy and take pleasure in food. You also need proper fats to make the best use of the vitamins you recieve. No fad diet or celebrity trend can replace having a healthy relationship with food.

As a chronic illness sufferer I've spoken with many people who need to use g-tubes, nutrient infusions, and TPN in order to survive. And there is nothing shameful or bad about using these survival tools if you are sick enough to need them! If they keep you alive and get nutrition into your body, that's absolutely wonderful. But people who need these medical resources have well-documented medical struggles associated with needing to receive their nutrients this way. Being sick sucks. It's really, really hard. Needing IV nutrition is not something for the healthy to romanticize.

I'd just like to remind you that it is not normal or desirable for a healthy person to choose IV nutrients rather than ingesting a meal. These devices are for the use and support of very sick people (and as a side note, I think it's sickening that wealthy celebrities will glamorize their casual use of these devices while others struggle to afford the medical supplies that they genuinely need.) By legitimizing her methods as a "lifestyle choice" the entertainment industry is also legitimizing the marketing of a severe eating disorder, but you do not have to buy it. And if you're not sick enough to need IV nutrition and you are able to take in an enjoyable meal by mouth, I hope you find yourself in a place where you are able to appreciate and enjoy that today.

[scenicphoenix]

Rant about diabetes below (things that grind my gears about what people say, and just general health stuff I’ve been going through lately)

You can tell when people don’t know how diabetes works when they say stuff like a cheeseburger will give them diabetes. Fucker diabetes is a sugar and carb issue not a cholesterol issue. And you can’t GIVE yourself diabetes. Getting diabetes fully depends on your body’s genetics, like family history, or just being super unlucky when it comes to health lottery

You don’t get diabetes from being fat, it’s technically the opposite. Unexplained Weight gain and loss is a symptom.

You can’t get diabetes from eating too much of certain foods. Yes including the offending ones that are bad for diabetics. It’s about insulin production and sensitivity. Some people don’t produce insulin (type one). Some people are resistant to insulin (type two and what I have). Some people will be on medical insulin their entire lives. Sometimes you can manage it with diet changes (might as well be an eating disorder in my opinion but it keeps from dying via ice cream)

Too high or low of a blood sugar can cause a diabetic coma. So if you see a diabetic eating something sweet, it could be their daily treat they allow themselves because people deserve happiness, or they could be treating a low blood sugar.

bread is mean to me, bread is delicious. Why must this be so. Some foods are just unable to be replaced. My favorite cookie recipe <\3 I miss it

Learned I almost fucking went into coma range for blood sugars a while back. I was told the numbers by a nurse at my mental health center and not yooou know….MY FUCKING DOCTOR. I knew low blood sugar could potentially cause a coma, but my doctor didn’t think it important to tell the patient with high blood sugar problems that comas were possible with highs?! I could have fucking killed myself with fucking ice cream of all fucking things.

I’m lucky I found a substitute for pasta. A reasonably priced one anyway!

Plain white sandwich bread has decent substitutes but no more fresh bread for meee :(

I never thought I would miss eating cereal. I am jealous of people’s ability to eat cereal. Even the healthy ones have to many sugars or carbs. Usually carbs. But carbs break down into sugar really quickly, which is what makes them a moderation food category.

Everything breaks down into sugar/glucose technically. It’s the body’s preference on energy. But some foods break down slower than others allowing my slow ass insulin to actually work. Alongside the help of the medical insulin I was given.

I’m on insulin now! It took them long enough. I went from between 200 and 400 to between mid 100 to low 200! It’s funny how much better it when they actually started treating it, instead of just telling me to change my diet which I had been doing for fucking months and it wasn’t working. Strictest diet of my entire life, without the insulin it still was in the 300s and 400s. Like I think my insulin resistance is bad enough I NEED the medical insulin. I won’t be surprised if I am on it for the rest of my life

Lost a lot of comfort foods. Hit my depression hard. I am learning to deal with it. Food is expensive when you have dietary restrictions. I knew that before all of this. I honestly have to thank some of the fad diets for food availability. Sugar free and low carb food is a lot easier to find these days! I still don’t like fad diets all that much. But man, they do sometimes help people who have food restrictions for medical reasons by giving those greedy CEOs dollar bill eyes when they see the marketable trend. Food is still expensive tho

If a white sugar alternative says use it like real sugar (baking or sweetness wise) they are WRONG. A white sugar substitute I have is about the same sweetness, you might notice an aftertaste if you’re sensitive to stevia sweeteners, but it is powdery. Texture is wrong. Not even like powdered sugar. Like that fake snow powder before it gets rehydrated, or really fine potato flakes. Not good for baking. Only good for coffee. Wouldn’t recommend for fruit punch or teas. No/10 wouldn’t recommend if you’re looking for an actual white sugar substitute. If you need it for only coffee maybe/10 get a small amount first

Cooking has gotten more complicated lately 👍

My depression is sooooo happy about that (sarcasm)

[capostone]

The Research Begins

So essentially, I have three ideas. Two of them exist in a similar sphere and have some relation to each other, while the third is completely different and arguably more limited on the conceptual level. But I think they're all worth exploring anyway, so let's get into it. 1. Event Planning. This is the outlier of these topics, and the one with the most solid Form potential from the jump. I'm involved in Castle Point Anime Convention, and that sort of event planning is one of my favorite activities. The logistics of putting such an event together are fun to consider, and there's always something new to consider or focus on. The type of venue, the types of vendors or guests, the types of attendees we'll be catering to and what kind of activities they'll want, how to get around things like distance limitations, food options, space limitations and how to get around those, security and medical information, the list truly goes on (https://www.socialtables.com/blog/event-planning/how-to-get-logistics-right/). Then there are other considerations such as how to comfort paying customers when they worry things may not be going to plan-- good PR and polite lying are crucial for event planning. In general, there are a lot of interesting things to consider with this topic, but not many unique directions to take it.

2. Makeup. Why do different makeup looks look different? Why do different countries have such different ones? Why are certain makeup looks considered more socially acceptable than others when the only difference is color or sparkle? Why is it only acceptable for some people to wear makeup? And when people that aren't them wear it, who decides what styles are acceptable? Why is that where the line is drawn? There are so many questions and not that many answers when it comes to this topic. I'm particularly interested in the differences between different makeup styles across different countries and cultures. As an example, Japanese eye makeup (https://www.tumblr.com/asian-makeup/177452951954/japanese-eyes-makeup) vs Korean eye makeup vs Chinese eye makeup vs the typical American eye makeup look.

Makeup as a general tool for self-expression and by extension for gender nonconforming purposes is also an interesting subject, with things like drag makeup existing in its own space, and men's makeup becoming an increasingly feasible market (https://www.forbes.com/sites/dahvishira/2024/03/06/makeup-is-more-than-a-trend-for-men-its-a-rapidly-rising-market/). Graphic makeup styles and similarly artistic and over-the-top styles are super interesting to me, too. These sorts of style also play into some really interesting fashion subcultures like Gyaru, Decora, and China's Dopamine Girls.

3. Gender-neutral fashion. Fashion as expression is super interesting to me and I love looking into different subcultures and their rules, but one thing I've noticed seems to have no rules is gender-neutral fashion. I largely believe this is because in the fashion world, "gender neutral" is equal to masculine or masculine presenting. A quick Google of "gender-neutral fashion" yields dozens of pictures of tall, thin models with good proportions and no real curves or unavoidable secondary sex characteristics wearing largely masculine clothing silhouettes. The occasional masc model in a sweetheart neckline or skinny jeans pops up, or a prominent LGBT celebrity wearing a dress to an event everyone would expect a suit. Otherwise, staples like dresses, skirts (particularly anything shorter than knee-length), and even crop tops are almost entirely left out in favor of blazers, slacks, loose-fitting t-shirts and sweatshirts, baggy jeans, and oversized cardigans. Generally, a lot of the more obviously feminine or revealing clothing is seemingly relegated to femme-presenting models as well. The idea that only men's clothing is gender-neutral is fascinating to me, as someone who likes dressing both ways and exploring these things in other cultures is also really interesting. Different cultural standards lead to different ideas of gendered and gender-neutral fashion, and that's also something worth exploring further. Social expectations, the idea of gender-neutral as a concept, male as default, the fashion industry, I think it's all worth considering and researching further going forward.

[bracketsoffear]

Marrots and Megetables (Arby's) "...in true Arby’s fashion, while others are following the latest trend and exploring plant-based meat alternatives, the brand is staying true to itself by continuing to serve what it does best: 100 percent real meats. But Arby’s isn’t stopping there. It’s taking a hardline stance as the champion of meats by creating an entirely new food category: “Meat Vegetables,” or “Megetables™.”

“Plant-based meats are the latest incarnation of making vegetables look like what Americans really want, which is great, tasty meat,” Jim Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer of Arby’s, said.

“Universally, people know we’re supposed to eat vegetables every day. But 90 percent of American’s don’t eat the recommended amount. So we said if others can make meat out of vegetables, why can’t we make vegetables out of meat?”"

Mortal Garden vibes strong with this one.

Bagelrito (Einstein Bros.) "Constantly pushing the boundaries of the classic bagel, Einstein Bros. Bagels has taken it to the next level with the Bagelrito. It's loaded with two cage-free eggs, thick-cut bacon, turkey sausage, three cheeses, hash browns, salsa and green chilies in a flour tortilla, all hand-wrapped in Asiago bagel dough and baked fresh. It's substantial size, high-flavor and portability has earned it its slogan: "big, bold and easy to hold.""

It's so big why does it look like a medical diagram for a clogged artery

[psychicsheeparcade]

Lactose Intolerance Market Growth, Opportunities and Industry Forecast Report 2034

Lactose intolerance is a digestive disorder where individuals cannot digest lactose, a sugar found in milk and dairy products. This has led to a significant demand for lactose-free products, including dairy alternatives and enzyme supplements, creating a thriving market. The lactose intolerance market is expected to see strong growth in the coming years, driven by rising lactose intolerance cases, particularly in Asia-Pacific, where a large percentage of the population is affected.

The  lactose intolerance Market related products, including lactose-free foods, beverages, and lactase supplements, has witnessed strong growth. The global lactose-free market was valued at around USD 12 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 18-20 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 6-7%. The rising consumer awareness about the digestive issues associated with lactose intolerance is a key factor driving this growth.

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Lactose Intolerance Market Drivers

Several factors are driving the growth of the lactose intolerance market:

Increasing Prevalence: Studies indicate that over 65% of the global population has some degree of lactose intolerance, leading to higher demand for solutions.

Rising Health Awareness: As more consumers seek to avoid gastrointestinal discomfort associated with lactose consumption, awareness campaigns and medical advice have led to a surge in demand for lactose-free products.

Dairy Alternatives: Growing interest in plant-based diets is pushing demand for lactose-free dairy alternatives like almond, soy, oat, and coconut milk. Veganism is another contributing factor here.

Product Innovations: Manufacturers are developing lactose-free dairy products, including milk, cheese, and yogurt, as well as supplements like lactase enzymes.

Lactose Intolerance Market Trends

Consumer Preference Shift: There has been a notable shift toward plant-based alternatives and lactose-free products as consumers seek more sustainable and healthy choices.

Fortification of Dairy Alternatives: Companies are fortifying plant-based products with nutrients like calcium, vitamin D, and protein to match the nutritional profile of traditional dairy.

Online Retail Growth: The rise of e-commerce platforms has made lactose-free products more accessible, increasing consumer convenience and fueling market growth.

Lactose Intolerance Market Challenges

Product Cost: Lactose-free products are often more expensive than their traditional counterparts, which can limit their appeal to cost-sensitive consumers.

Taste and Texture: Some consumers may still prefer the taste and texture of regular dairy products, which can make transitioning to lactose-free or plant-based alternatives challenging.

Lactose Intolerance Market Regional Analysis

North America and Europe are leading markets for lactose-free products, driven by well-established dairy industries and rising lactose intolerance awareness. The U.S. and Germany are key markets in these regions.

The Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness the highest growth, fueled by the high prevalence of lactose intolerance, particularly in countries like China, India, and Japan. The region’s large population, combined with increased disposable income and growing awareness of lactose intolerance, is propelling the market forward.

Lactose Intolerance Market Segmentation,

Product Type:

Lactose-Free Dairy Products: Milk, cheese, yogurt, ice cream.

Dairy Alternatives: Soy milk, almond milk, rice milk, oat milk.

Distribution Channel:

Supermarkets and Hypermarkets

Online Stores

Specialty Stores

Convenience Stores

Key companies profiled in this research study are,

Nestlé S.A.

Danone S.A.

The Coca-Cola Company (Fairlife)

Johnson & Johnson (Lactaid)

General Mills, Inc.

Valio Ltd.

Arla Foods amba

Dean Foods Company

Parmalat S.p.A.

Saputo Inc.

Conclusion

The Lactose Intolerance Market is poised for sustained growth, driven by increasing global awareness of lactose intolerance and the rising demand for lactose-free and dairy alternative products. As more individuals seek health-conscious, digestive-friendly, and sustainable options, the market for lactose-free dairy, plant-based alternatives, and lactase supplements will continue to expand. However, challenges such as product cost and taste preferences need to be addressed through innovation. With major industry players focusing on product development and fortification, the future of the lactose intolerance market appears promising, offering both consumers and businesses a wide range of opportunities.

[dandelionsresilience]

Good News - March 22-28

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1. Scimitar-horned Oryx: A Story of Global Conservation Success

“Eight years following the first reintroductions of the species in a protected range in Chad, the species has been downlisted to ‘Endangered’ [an improvement from “extinct in the wild”] in the most recent IUCN Red List update.”

2. Thailand moves closer to legalising same-sex marriage

“Under the law, it describes a marriage union as one between two individuals, rather than a man and a woman. It will give LGBTQ+ couples the ability to adopt, have equal access to marital tax savings, rights to property and the ability to decide medical treatment when their partner is incapacitated.”

3. Juvenile platypus found in NSW: a sign of breeding success

“A baby platypus was discovered in the Royal National Park less than a year after 10 were reintroduced to the area, marking the end of a half-century local extinction. […] “Finding the juvenile platypus is a clear sign the reintroduced population is not just surviving but thriving, adapting well to their environment, and contributing to the genetic diversity and resilience of this iconic species.””

4. New Laws Protect Bird-Friendly Yards From Neighborhood Rules

“A blossoming legislative trend prevents homeowners associations, which set landscaping rules for a growing number of Americans, from forbidding native plants.”

5. Bookstores Around The World Are Flourishing Again

“[I]t’s not just the major chains like Barnes & Noble that are flourishing, as the US book sales market continues to both grow and diversify, the majority of the retail book market is controlled by small indie stores.”

6. 'Like a luxury condominium': Providence zoo unveils new red panda habitat

“"Kendji and Zan's new home boasts a spacious two-story, climate-controlled indoor space designed to mimic their natural Himalayan habitat," the zoo said in a news release. "This ensures their well-being regardless of fluctuating Rhode Island temperatures and humidity."”

7. The first CULTIVATE Mobile Research Lab on food sharing in Barcelona

“[Volunteers] engaged in growing, cooking and eating food together, and redistributing surplus food, as well as other actors involved in food sharing and sustainable food systems in Barcelona and its surroundings.”

8. New Methane Rule Will Reduce Natural Gas Waste, Generate Money for Taxpayers, Help Address Climate Change

“The Bureau of Land Management’s final rule on reducing methane waste from oil and gas production on public lands will conserve critical energy resources, with the added benefit of decreasing toxic pollution [….] The rule will benefit wildlife, public lands, water resources, and nearby communities. By requiring royalties for wasted methane, the rule will also generate more than $50 million each year for American taxpayers.”

9. 'Exceptional' Two-Headed Snake Undergoes Surgery in Missouri

“Tiger-Lily's [the snake’s] abnormal ovaries were then removed during surgery at the Saint Louis Zoo Endangered Species Research Center and Veterinary Hospital on March 11. The procedure went smoothly, with her ovaries being successfully removed, and the snake is recovering well.”

10. Aruba Embraces the Rights of Nature and a Human Right to a Clean Environment

“A draft constitutional amendment would make the Carribean nation the second country in the world to recognize that nature has the right to exist.”

March 15-21 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)

[ethicalarcana]

Tarot// The Hermit at the Mental Gym

A quick Google search of how to become happier or improve mental health will often list “Time with friends” as a solution. For a shy person, this advice may not be sound. We are at the ninth card in the Major Arcana. Loneliness and shyness are not the primary issues this far in the hero's journey. More research is needed to get to the next card, The Wheel of Fortune. The next step towards release and growth is different for each person; to find our own unique solution, time alone and in study is needed.

A seeker may have to combine a variety of spiritual modalities or have a meditation and exercise practice that makes them both happy and emotionally available for others. A business owner may need to go against market trends after reviewing the sales data specific to their customers. They know that their research and approach must be homegrown. When a child is meant to perform for their parents academically and socially, she may look back on a life of empty achievements and repressed feelings. Pressure in family family begins so early and is so relentless, that many teens and young adults just need a break. If the adherence to family traditions and unspoken rules continues well into adulthood, we see family cut-offs and quiet quitting. The same is true for go-go-go social careers like sales, modeling, or acting. When the Hermit is alone it may feel like the first time they can think for themselves.

A life review can be the last-minute stopgap before a mental break or unfortunate change in personality. Taking a break from shopping, working and pandering can be awkward. You cannot question illusions while maintaining them. You can't quit drinking at the bar with the bros or gals. Sometimes turning a hobby into a new job requires are period of unemployment, when long hours can be dedicated to a start-up. Many people see this card as spiritual, and this is true. However, solitude is practical. Sitting with oneself is not mystical or strange, In times with less technology than we have now, there was time for a meandering walk to market or a person had to sit by a phone and wait for a phone call. Breaks in the day are less likely today. Mental health content creators seem to be begging others to sit with themselves and put down their phones. The irony of this is unavoidable.

The brain is an organ. This organ produces thoughts the way other organs secret hormones and fluids. A liver exhausted from processing alcohol, cannot break down toxins in food and medication. If a person is overindulgent, the toxins remain leaving a mark on appearance and health and even stressing other organs, triaging important maintenance. Similarly, when a person is flooded with toxic thoughts and experiences, the thinking organ becomes a coping organ. This coping may include fantasy, addiction, workaholicism, exhibitionism, bullying, or deading with sleep and drugs, These all can be interpretations of The Hermit card when drawn in reverse. Upright this card is about enjoying moments of peace and contemplation without being forced into exile.

Mental health and spirituality require a quality of time that resembles the happiness and wisdom we seek. When the profit goes up on the mountain to be alone, they remain their old selves on the ascent. Only at the pinnacle of their pilgrimage can the truth thinking become integrated into the personality. We have to become a person who practices mindfulness or take long hikes for many years before achieving sen status. This person is the Hermit. A life filled with odd habits and denied social engagement may seem cringe-y. This impulse away from the self is the real cringe. Life will allow bring us moments when we must work alone. Ironically. the ability to do this is crucial to fame and fortune. Think of Kobe Bryant practicing alone in a gym. Odd and compulsive to some, it was the only physical path to his greatness and he took it. The Hermit is happy without being satisfied and at rest during hours at the gym.

[rthstewart]

It could just be confirmation bias but I feel like ever since the overturn of Roe v Wade there's been a significant increase of advertisements for "natural birth control" products (fakes) or "natural family planning" regimens (basically telling women it's reliable to use the pull out method)

Great observation! prompted by this post about a really evil company. I agree there's probably more of it. There is a long history of grifting on the right wing political spectrum (think Alex Jones and his male potency dietary supplements). And there's little that unscrupulous product marketers love more than fear -- goddess the fake COVID preventatives are horrific. Capitalizing on the death of Roe is certainly consistent with that business model.

I personally think that products like natural [ and fake] birth control are perfectly aligned with trends that predate the demise of Roe. How many vids and blogs have you seen of lovely, willowy women chastising foods with "yoga mat" chemicals and unpronounceable ingredients? The KIND product line exists to capitalize on the fear of hard to pronounce "chemicals." Hormones especially inspire a lot of anxiety and distrust.

There's also long been this sort of unholy alliance where the far right and far left meet in the land of magical thinking, conspiracy, distrust of any expertise, and most especially, no one is better qualified than me to know what's best for my body and my children. To quote a researcher I heard, there's an appalling amount of "there's nothing my pediatrician could tell me that I can't learn from my moms' Facebook group." Distrust of expertise and especially medical and scientific expertise, really solidified during the pandemic and coalesced with the natural parenting community, terrified, isolated new mothers, Facebook, and QAnon. All natural, anti-vax, homeschooling, no icky chemicals!, anti-corporate sentiment, distrust of expertise of any kind, and "nature is best" (and can kill you) have strong footholds across the political spectrum.

[pharma-franchise01]

The Future Of Derma PCD Franchise Company In India: Trends and Opportunities

Dermatology is one of the major branches of medical science. Looking at the shining present and bright future of PCD Derma franchise company in India. Many pharma companies have started to own the Derma PCD franchise company in India. 

With the high rise in the API index in every city in India, we know that pollution is tempering our health inside out. From lung infection to skin diseases heavy pollution and unclean surroundings are common in all cities. Skin allergies, fungal infections, acne, pimples and dark spots are just a few consequences of living in a polluted environment. Unhygienic and unhealthy eating is also one of the main reasons for building skin-related issues. Tempering the food with artificial colouring and other agents leads to skin irritation and allergies for many people.  

People try to treat these problems by buying common derm products from any medical shop. And this panic buying resulted in high sales of derma products. Many entrepreneurs grabbing this opportunity and starting a derma franchise company in India.

The Present of a Derma Franchise Company in India

Nowadays people often see dermatologist doctors for the treatment of their skin-related ailments. Thus it increases the sale of dermatological products in the market, and with the high demand big opportunities start lining up. 

Several derma products are available in the market, most of them are prescription free and some have to be prescribed by the derma doctor because of their drug formulation. Combining both, derma products have a huge market in India. We know the obsession of Indians with skin care products.

Talking about the present for the derma franchise company in India it's bright and most pharma companies “operating in derma products“ are thriving. See around yourself and mind the shelves of medical shops, their display shelves are full of derma products. 

 The Future of a Derma Franchise Company in India

Right now, is the best time to own a derma franchise company in India. Many reputed PCD derma franchise companies in India are running with throttle to meet the market expectations, they are also supporting other pharma companies by providing their franchises of derma products.

From the distribution of franchises to third-party manufacturers all are sailing the boat without paddling. That is why the future of the derma market and derma franchises are even brighter minding the increment in skin-related issues. 

Rising opportunities with the expansion of the Derma market 

Capitalising on the Derma market expansion is the best option for finding an astounding and resilient Derma PCD franchise company in India. It is the right time to partner with the Derma PCD franchise company because they not only provide their franchise to compete in the Derma market but also provide tools to leverage the opportunity for breaking into the market. 

Derma PCD Franchise company in India provides its franchisee the right to market and distribute its product without any intervention. You may find the Medliva Franchise perfect for your company because they have a wide range of derma products.

This Derma franchisor can provide complete marketing and promotional support to franchisees. We have achieved heights in the pharma industry. Hence partnering and taking a derma franchise company in India could be a game-changing choice for your business growth.   

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Economic Accomplices

Bitching about problems they cause will surely lead subjects to maturity.  Negativity that reflects their own decisions is the specialty of adult children whose tantrums affect everyone else in the supermarket.  You’d think moaning as policy wouldn’t be profitable, and you’d be correct in every life aspect except in politics.  Enjoy the millionth reason to reduce the power of politicians until figuring out how parking meter apps work becomes voluntary.

Everything falls apart when Democrats are in charge, which really makes it hard for them to repair everything.  Take how crime somehow skyrockets when those who obey laws are the only ones treated as criminals.  It’s really unfair that old-timey shoplifters grabbed the few items in stock just when their hobby was legalized.

The economy seems to relapse into addiction every time Democrats indulge their regrettable tendencies.  Utterly cruel corporate raiders made life unaffordable just to spite selfless liberals who they oppose for trying to remove profits.  Accusing demonic sellers of making money off suffering is rich from those who totally don’t have said notion baked in their platform.

Vacant carts and bare cupboards create roominess.  Groceries are for the rich.  An elite item category is brought to you by perspicacious Democrats who thought we were losing perspective.  Wise leaders reduced ingratitude by making everyday items unobtainable.

Diners partake daily despite no food mandate.  Some ravenous types even engage in the tasty hobby multiple times per day.  Thanks to efforts to make life affordable, the multiple meal hobby has become exotic.  People are thankfully more likely to dine today than require medical treatment.  Don’t suggest a right to eat to Democrats who might not get that they’re being mocked.

The human energy acquisition process only became prohibitively costly when everything else did, namely when Democrats decided the cure for poverty was handing out free money.  The item used itself for purchases somehow became less valuable, which you’d think might offer a lesson about things bought with money as well.  Can’t people run on solar?

Smaller portions aren’t merely a path to better health: they’re the only way to also afford a gallon of fuel that month.  Downsizing is a popular trend as seen both in erstwhile ice cream pints and restaurant plates with lots of china visible.  Do you feel thinner?

Fighting obesity the North Korean way has made the Biden era even crankier.  Americans and humans have every right to eat a bag of Doritos that could block out the Sun for dinner.  The health conscious could choose a lesser container, but those with more robust metabolisms don’t presently get the option to indulge.

Consumers never thought about the supply chain before.  Nobody had to on account of how it worked.  The system of responding to needs broke as soon as Democrats decided it needed mending.  A band of meddlers has been punished for their hubris.  The problem with their pushy ideology is that the verdict is inflicted on everyone else, too.  These truly are communal times.

The place with the sleeping quarters and ideally a roof where you presently reside will have to suffice.  The thought of ever buying a home is as incomprehensible as simultaneously owning two bread loaves.  The dream just happened to cease after your kindest politicians did everything they could to make homes affordable.  I blame some cruel conspiracy by diabolical conglomerates to keep customers from having money.

The inability to afford a dwelling or things to put in it is certainly not the fault of a government that has racked up 14 figures of debt.  Involvement in every life aspect only made each of them complicated by coincidence.

Start an education by learning why it’s so costly.  Tuition became suspiciously unaffordable as soon as government decided it must be subsidized to become cheap.  That’s one way to learn about markets.  Universities should offer a class in competition, but they don’t want to cut off their scholarships.  Discovering how the rotten private sector expects results as they seek to protect their cash flow would ruin the whole racket.

It’s important to not notice the pattern of education becoming a struggle once government got involved.  That would count as learning, and what’s the point without earning credits?  Keeping the feds away from education would make students smarter.  Brats can’t get any dumber.

Teach the young people about liberty by removing states and localities, as well.  Private schools only sound snotty.  If paying for school sounds expensive, wait until you hear what free costs.  At least graduates are no smarter.  Public schools are the perfect government institution, which their fans realize is not a compliment if they attended better institutions.

Whippersnapper babysitting services would have to compete without a monopoly provided by the same entity that controls them.  Note who has a problem with your decisions.  The same involved planners who think you don’t know what kind of car to buy demand subsidies to save Earth.  Idling is their plan to make the planet’s existence eternal.

Democrats want start them off wrong young.  Being horrified at the idea of parents paying for their own children is good training for a lifetime of treating the state as a guardian.  Those who are biologically in the same family could savings in taxes, which would allow for donating to schools by pious coercion fans who can’t seem to figure how to click donate buttons.

We should get government as far away as possible precisely because the task is important.  Necessity is the same reason we should allow market interactions between health customers and providers.  Advanced leaders inform us we can’t get by without them hunched over us while moving our hands before telling us we’re bad at it.

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Hooked: Food, Free Will, and How the Food Giants Exploit Our Addictions

Hooked: Food, Free Will, and How the Food Giants Exploit Our Addictions

From the author of Salt Sugar Fat comes a “gripping” (The Wall Street Journal) exposé of how the processed food industry exploits our evolutionary instincts, the emotions we associate with food, and legal loopholes in their pursuit of profit over public health.

“The processed food industry has managed to avoid being lumped in with Big Tobacco - which is why Michael Moss’s new book is so important.” (Charles Duhigg, author of The Power of Habit)

I came to the question of food and addiction inadvertently with the 2013 publication of my book Salt Sugar Fat. In it, I argued that grocery manufacturers were competing with fast-food chains in a race to the bottom that rewarded profits over health.

Over the past four decades, salt, sugar, and fat had enabled the industries to engineer products that were immensely alluring. Brilliant marketing campaigns pushed the emotional buttons that convinced us to eat when we weren’t even hungry.

Yet the book tried to end on a hopeful note. Knowing all that the companies did to prop up their unwholesome products, I argued, was oddly empowering. We could use that insight to make better choices because, ultimately, we were the ones deciding what to buy and how much to eat.

Thus, the initial imperative for this book: to sort out and size up the true peril in food. To see if addiction is the best way to think about our trouble with food and eating, given what we’ve learned from other substances and habits. And to peer inside the processed food industry to see how it is dealing with what, in its view, would be a monumental threat to the power it holds over us.

Everyone knows how hard it can be to maintain a healthy diet. But what if some of the decisions we make about what to eat are beyond our control? Is it possible that food is addictive, like drugs or alcohol? And to what extent does the food industry know, or care, about these vulnerabilities? In Hooked, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Michael Moss sets out to answer these questions - and to find the true peril in our food.

Moss uses the latest research on addiction to uncover what the scientific and medical communities - as well as food manufacturers - already know: that food, in some cases, is even more addictive than alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs.

Our bodies are hardwired for sweets, so food giants have developed fifty-six types of sugar to add to their products, creating in us the expectation that everything should be cloying; we’ve evolved to prefer fast, convenient meals, hence our modern-day preference for ready-to-eat foods. Moss goes on to show how the processed food industry - including major companies like Nestlé, Mars, and Kellogg’s - has tried not only to evade this troubling discovery about the addictiveness of food but to actually exploit it.

For instance, in response to recent dieting trends, food manufacturers have simply turned junk food into junk diets, filling grocery stores with “diet” foods that are hardly distinguishable from the products that got us into trouble in the first place. As obesity rates continue to climb, manufacturers are now claiming to add ingredients that can effortlessly cure our compulsive eating habits.

A gripping account of the legal battles, insidious marketing campaigns, and cutting-edge food science that have brought us to our current public health crisis, Hooked lays out all that the food industry is doing to exploit and deepen our addictions, and shows us why what we eat has never mattered more.

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Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy Transition from the Peoples of the South

An appeal to leaders, institutions, and our brothers and sisters

More than two years after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic—and now alongside the catastrophic consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—a “new normal” has emerged. This new global status quo reflects a worsening of various crises: social, economic, political, ecological, bio-medical, and geopolitical.

Environmental collapse approaches. Everyday life has become ever more militarized. Access to good food, clean water, and affordable health care has become even more restricted. More governments have turned autocratic. The wealthy have become wealthier, the powerful more powerful, and unregulated technology has only accelerated these trends.

The engines of this unjust status quo—capitalism, patriarchy, colonialism, and various fundamentalisms—are making a bad situation worse. Therefore, we must urgently debate and implement new visions of ecosocial transition and transformation that are gender-just, regenerative, and popular, that are at once local and international.

In this Manifesto for an Ecosocial Energy Transition from the Peoples of the South, we hold that the problems of the Global – geopolitical – South are different from those of the Global North and rising powers such as China. An imbalance of power between these two realms not only persists because of a colonial legacy but has deepened because of a neocolonial energy model. In the context of climate change, ever rising energy needs, and biodiversity loss, the capitalist centers have stepped up the pressure to extract natural wealth and rely on cheap labor from the countries on the periphery. Not only is the well-known extractive paradigm still in place but the North’s ecological debt to the South is rising.

What’s new about this current moment are the “clean energy transitions” of the North that have put even more pressure on the Global South to yield up cobalt and lithium for the production of high-tech batteries, balsa wood for wind turbines, land for large solar arrays, and new infrastructure for hydrogen megaprojects. This decarbonization of the rich, which is market-based and export-oriented, depends on a new phase of environmental despoliation of the Global South, which affects the lives of millions of women, men, and children, not to mention non-human life. Women, especially from agrarian societies, are amongst the most impacted. In this way, the Global South has once again become a zone of sacrifice, a basket of purportedly inexhaustible resources for the countries of the North.

A priority for the Global North has been to secure global supply chains, especially of critical raw materials, and prevent certain countries, like China, from monopolizing access. The G7 trade ministers, for instance, recently championed a responsible, sustainable, and transparent supply chain for critical minerals via international cooperation‚ policy, and finance, including the facilitation of trade in environmental goods and services through the WTO. The Global North has pushed for more trade and investment agreements with the Global South to satisfy its need for resources, particularly those integral to “clean energy transitions.” These agreements, designed to reduce barriers to trade and investment, protect and enhance corporate power and rights by subjecting states to potential legal suits according to investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanisms. The Global North is using these agreements to control the “clean energy transition” and create a new colonialism.

Governments of the South, meanwhile, have fallen into a debt trap, borrowing money to build up industries and large-scale agriculture to supply the North. To repay these debts, governments have felt compelled to extract more resources from the ground, creating a vicious circle of inequality. Today, the imperative to move beyond fossil fuels without any significant reduction in consumption in the North has only increased the pressure to exploit these natural resources. Moreover, as it moves ahead with its own energy transitions, the North has paid only lip service to its responsibility to address its historical and rising ecological debt to the South.

Minor changes in the energy matrix are not enough. The entire energy system must be transformed, from production and distribution to consumption and waste. Substituting electric vehicles for internal-combustion cars is insufficient, for the entire transportation model needs changing, with a reduction of energy consumption and the promotion of sustainable options.

In this way, relations must become more equitable not only between the center and periphery countries but also within countries between the elite and the public. Corrupt elites in the Global South have also collaborated in this unjust system by profiting from extraction, repressing human rights and environmental defenders, and perpetuating economic inequality.

Rather than solely technological, the solutions to these interlocked crises are above all political.

As activists, intellectuals, and organizations from different countries of the South, we call on change agents from different parts of the world to commit to a radical, democratic, gender-just, regenerative, and popular ecosocial transition that transforms both the energy sector and the industrial and agricultural spheres that depend on large-scale energy inputs. According to the different movements for climate justice, “transition is inevitable, but justice is not.”

We still have time to start a just and democratic transition. We can transition away from the neoliberal economic system in a direction that sustains life, combines social justice with environmental justice, brings together egalitarian and democratic values with a resilient, holistic social policy, and restores an ecological balance necessary for a healthy planet. But for that we need more political imagination and more utopian visions of another society that is socially just and respects our planetary common house.

The energy transition should be part of a comprehensive vision that addresses radical inequality in the distribution of energy resources and advances energy democracy. It should de-emphasize large-scale institutions—corporate agriculture, huge energy companies—as well as market-based solutions. Instead, it must strengthen the resilience of civil society and social organizations. Therefore, we make the following 8 demands:

We warn that an energy transition led by corporate megaprojects, coming from the Global North and accepted by numerous governments in the South, entails the enlargement of the zones of sacrifice throughout the Global South, the persistence of the colonial legacy, patriarchy, and the debt trap. Energy is an elemental and inalienable human right, and energy democracy should be our goal.

We call on the peoples of the South to reject false solutions that come with new forms of energy colonialism, now in the name of a Green transition. We make an explicit call to continue political coordination among the peoples of the south while also pursuing strategic alliances with critical sectors in the North.

To mitigate the havoc of the climate crisis and advance a just and popular ecosocial transition, we demand the payment of the ecological debt. This means, in the face of the disproportionate Global North responsibility for the climate crisis and ecological collapse, the real implementation of a system of compensation to the global South. This system should include a considerable transfer of funds and appropriate technology, and should consider sovereign debt cancellation for the countries of the South. We support reparations for loss and damage experienced by Indigenous peoples, vulnerable groups and local communities due to mining, big dams, and dirty energy projects.

We reject the expansion of the hydrocarbon border in our countries—through fracking and offshore projects—and repudiate the hypocritical discourse of the European Union, which recently declared natural gas and nuclear energy to be “clean energies.” As already proposed in the Yasuni Initiative in Ecuador in 2007 and today supported by many social sectors and organizations, we endorse leaving fossil fuels underground and generating the social and labor conditions necessary to abandon extractivism and move toward a post-fossil-fuel future.

We similarly reject “green colonialism” in the form of land grabs for solar and wind farms, the indiscriminate mining of critical minerals, and the promotion of technological “fixes” such as blue or grey hydrogen. Enclosure, exclusion, violence, encroachment, and entrenchment have characterized past and current North-South energy relations and are not acceptable in an era of ecosocial transitions.

We demand the genuine protection of environment and human rights defenders, particularly indigenous peoples and women at the forefront of resisting extractivism.

The elimination of energy poverty in the countries of the South should be among our fundamental objectives—as well as the energy poverty of parts of the Global North—through alternative, decentralized, equitably distributed projects of renewable energy that are owned and operated by communities themselves.

We denounce international trade agreements that penalize countries that want to curb fossil fuel extraction. We must stop the use of trade and investment agreements controlled by multinational corporations that ultimately promote more extraction and reinforce a new colonialism.

Our ecosocial alternative is based on countless struggles, strategies, proposals, and community-based initiatives. Our Manifesto connects with the lived experience and critical perspectives of Indigenous peoples and other local communities, women, and youth throughout the Global South. It is inspired by the work done on the rights of nature, buen vivir, vivir sabroso, sumac kawsay, ubuntu, swaraj, the commons, the care economy, agroecology, food sovereignty, post-extractivism, the pluriverse, autonomy, and energy sovereignty. Above all, we call for a radical, democratic, popular, gender-just, regenerative, and comprehensive ecosocial transition.

Following the steps of the Ecosocial and Intercultural Pact of the South, this Manifesto proposes a dynamic platform that invites you to join our shared struggle for transformation by helping to create collective visions and collective solutions.

We invite you to endorse this manifesto with your signature.

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Isolator Gloves Market Size, Type, segmentation, growth and forecast 2023-2030

Isolator Gloves Market

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Isolator Gloves Market Key Player

Ansell

PIERCAN

Renco Corporation

Safetyware Group

Inert Corporation

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Market Segmentation (by Application):

Electronics

Pharmaceutical

Food

Chemical

Laboratory

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