Found in my catholic grandfather's stuff, from around 1950.
I saw the "What is Abuse" subtitle and thought huh that is progressive (...assuming it would cover DV). No, it covers how even pulling out is an "abuse of nature" according to the bible.
I see my psychiatrist monthly for management of my prescribed pharmaceutical meds. Most months, she brings up a different supplement that she recommends I add. They're nothing crazy - vitamin D, fish oil, something called NAC, etc. Usually she also has a specific brand name she recommends but she doesn't have like an affiliate link, none of them are MLMs, etc. So I can't see any way that she is like making money from this or something nefarious?
But the fact that this happens like every month raises my antenna and I am wondering if there is something going on behind the scenes that I am just not figuring out that would explain this?
Besides obviously the very real possibility she is completely genuine and just a supplement believer!
edit: ty for all the responses, glad it seems like other people have had similar experiences and lots of regular explanations about this (like recommending a specific, trusted brand bc the industry is so unregulated). To clarify I am not worried these supplements are bad for you or anything (and I have taken most of them bc genuinely I do trust my doctors!), it was just the steady drip of new, branded supplement recs month after month that seemed odd to me