THE BIG PHARMA MEDICINE OF DECEIT: CURES FOR SALE By Panesar, Hardev

The Silent Epidemic

They promised health.

They delivered dependency.

For a century, humanity placed its trust in white coats and corporate towers—believing that science, guided by reason, would end suffering. Instead, it turned healing into the world’s most profitable industry. Behind the glitter of innovation lies a quieter truth: cures delayed, diseases commodified, nature forgotten.

The Silent Epidemic is both an indictment and an invitation. It exposes how greed replaced mercy in modern medicine, how governments surrendered regulation to lobbyists, and how the justice system learned to fine without reform. From the laboratories of power to the healing gardens of tradition, this book traces the long betrayal of conscience—and the beginning of its return.

Hardev Panesar writes with the precision of a historian and the heart of a pilgrim. He names the crimes of profit, mourns the price of apathy, and offers a path back to balance: the green renaissance of herbal medicine, the rebirth of faith in healing, and the moral awakening of a civilisation that must remember what it means to be human.

This is not just a book about medicine.

It is a call to every soul that believes compassion can still cure the world.