Global Pediatrics 8 (2024) 100157

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Creating value for humanity: An innovative pharma paradigm for holistic

health and education
Jane Cestovaliev *
4UPharma GMBG group, Beograd, Serbia

A R T I C L E I N F O A B S T R A C T

Keywords: This article explores the transformative potential of an innovative pharmaceutical company dedicated to creating
Education and offering the highest quality natural products for children and families. Anchored in the expertise of world-
Humanity recognized scientists in medical and herbal sciences, the companies typically integrate advanced technologies,
Industry
utilize premium ingredients, and rigorously test products through clinical studies. However, the innovative core
Products
Children
philosophy should revolve around the inseparable concepts of nature and nurture, with a foundational belief that
everything necessary for food or medicine can be found in our natural environment. Furthermore, the article
underscores the significance of early childhood development in shaping a quality adult life, aiming to inspire
individuals and society to create environments conducive to positive child development. A pharma producer,
according to this paradigm, should exist not just to treat ailments but to build the foundations of childhood that
bring happiness in adulthood. The guiding principles emphasize the transformative power of love, care, and
community knowledge, echoing Nelson Mandela’s idea that education is the most powerful weapon to change
the world. The article concludes by asserting that such innovative pharmaceutical companies should not only
follow but champion these concepts, dedicating a portion of their profits to social projects aimed at education.

Introduction adulthood. The guiding principles emphasize the transformative power

The pharmaceutical landscape is evolving, and with it comes a
paradigm shift in the ideology driving innovative companies. This
article delves into the fundamental principles guiding an exemplary
pharma company committed to humanity’s well-being. The focus lies on
creating and offering the highest quality natural products for the most
vulnerable – children and families.1 The underpinning philosophy in­
volves the collaborative efforts of world-recognized scientists, advanced
technologies, and rigorous clinical testing to ensure efficacy in pre­
venting and treating diseases. This article advocates for the crucial role
of such companies in educating customers and patients about nature’s
potential in medicine and the importance of healthy dietary habits for a
robust life. The mission extends beyond product development to foster
collaboration among all factors influencing children’s development. It
underscores the significance of early childhood development in shaping
a quality adult life, aiming to inspire individuals and society to create
environments conducive to positive child development. A pharma pro­
ducer, according to this paradigm, should exist not just to treat ailments
but to build the foundations of childhood that bring happiness in
of love, care, and community knowledge, echoing Nelson Mandela’s
idea that education is the most powerful weapon to change the world.2
The article concludes by asserting that such innovative pharmaceutical
companies should not only follow but champion these concepts, dedi­
cating a portion of their profits to social projects aimed at education. The
profound belief is that through education, these companies can
contribute to making people happy, healthy, and instill a positive
approach to life, filled with meaning and purpose.
Nature and nurture at the core
At the heart of this innovative approach lies the fusion of nature and
nurture. The belief is rooted in the idea that everything essential for food
or medicine exists in our natural environment. This ethos guides
ingredient selection, manufacturing processes, and the overall product
development strategy.

* Correspondence address at: 4U Pharma, Maglajska 24, Beograd 11000, Serbia

E-mail address: jane.cestovaliev@4youpharma.com.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gpeds.2024.100157
Received 3 February 2024; Received in revised form 4 February 2024; Accepted 4 February 2024
Available online 21 February 2024
2667-0097/© 2024 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Inc. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-
nc-nd/4.0/).
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Education as a pillar
An innovative pharma company, according to this paradigm, goes
beyond product sales. It becomes a beacon of education, enlightening
customers and patients about nature’s untapped potential in the service
of medicine. Moreover, it advocates for healthy dietary habits as foun­
dational to a robust and vibrant life.3
Mission: collaboration for development
The mission extends beyond profit-driven motives. It calls for
collaboration among all relevant factors influencing children’s devel­
opment. From parents and family to medical experts and pedagogues,
fostering a holistic environment becomes imperative for the well-
rounded development of the younger generation.
Early childhood development as a precondition
Recognizing the formative years as the bedrock for a good and
quality life in adulthood, an emphasis is placed on the physical, social,
cognitive, and emotional development in early childhood.4 This para­
digm underscores the importance of interventions and support during
this critical phase.4,5
Ambition to inspire positive environments
The ambition of an innovative pharma company, as outlined in this
paradigm, is not merely to sell products but to inspire individuals and
society to create environments that positively impact children’s devel­
opment. A truly innovative pharma company should become a catalyst
for change, advocating for societal shifts that prioritize the well-being of
the youngest members.
Foundations for happiness in adulthood
The fundamental belief is that a pharma producer should exist not
just to address health issues but to build the foundations of a childhood
that leads to happiness in adulthood.6 Love, care, and knowledge of the
entire community are identified as pivotal elements in ensuring healthy
development and long-lasting happiness.7
Education: the most powerful weapon
Drawing inspiration from Nelson Mandela’s wisdom, pharma pro­
ducers should be aware and share the idea that education is the most
powerful weapon to change the world. It underscores the transformative
potential of education in shaping individual lives and society at large.8
Conclusion
In conclusion, the innovative pharmaceutical paradigm presented in
this article signifies a monumental shift in the industry’s role. It tran­
scends the conventional boundaries of profit-driven motives, positioning
Global Pediatrics 8 (2024) 100157
pharma companies as guardians of humanity’s well-being. The
commitment to creating and offering high-quality natural products,
informed by the expertise of world-recognized scientists, speaks to a
profound understanding of the interconnectedness of nature and
nurture.
Education emerges as a central pillar, not just for customers and
patients but for society as a whole. The mission to encourage collabo­
ration among all relevant factors influencing children’s development
must underscore the company’s commitment to holistic well-being. By
recognizing early childhood development as a precondition for a quality
adult life, this innovative approach positions itself as a societal influ­
encer, inspiring positive environments and laying the foundations for
happiness in adulthood.
The guiding principles encapsulate the transformative power of love,
care, and community knowledge, echoing Nelson Mandela’s timeless
wisdom on the potency of education. Furthermore, the commitment to
donate a portion of annual profits towards social projects dedicated to
education reaffirms the company’s belief that through education, they
can contribute to making people happy, healthy, and foster a positive
approach to life filled with meaning and purpose. In essence, this
innovative pharmaceutical paradigm envisions a future where com­
panies play a pivotal role not only in treating ailments but in nurturing a
society that thrives on holistic health, education, and collective well-
being.
CRediT authorship contribution statement
Jane Cestovaliev: Conceptualization, Data curation, Investigation,
Methodology, Supervision, Writing – original draft, Validation, Writing
– review & editing.
Declaration of competing interest
The author is an officer of 4U Pharma GMBG group, Switzerland
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