What if America’s decline isn’t an accident—but the predictable result of a parasitic infection? In Corporate Parasitic Infection , nurse and frontline observer Andrew Dinard delivers a blistering exposé of how corporations have quietly embedded themselves into every vital organ of American society—draining wealth, weakening communities, suppressing labor, corrupting healthcare, capturing politics, and reengineering the nation to serve profit over people. Like a biological parasite infiltrating a host, corporate power has evolved into a system of extraction that feeds on the nation’s lifeblood: workers, patients, families, local economies, public institutions, and the democratic structures meant to protect them. This book traces that infection from its origins to its present-day consequences—and warns of the catastrophic endgame if the host fails to fight back. Through gripping storytelling, hard data, historical evidence, and real-world vignettes, Corporate Parasitic Infection exposes: • How corporations mimic biological parasites—using stealth, dependency, manipulation, and resource extraction • The hidden corruption of health insurance, Medicare Advantage, and pharmaceutical profiteering • How media outlets became hostages to corporate advertising dollars • The political takeover driven by dark money, lobbying, PACs, and regulatory capture • How wage suppression, outsourcing, and H-1B visa abuse undermine workers and fuel inequality • The consequences of AI, automation, and consolidation on American labor and community stability • Why the American Dream has been replaced with a manufactured system of scarcity • What happens when corporations extract so much that the host can no longer survive • How America can still recover—if it acts before the infection becomes terminal This book is not a neutral analysis. It is a diagnosis. It is a warning. And it is a call to action. Raw, unfiltered, compassionate, and enraging, Corporate Parasitic Infection speaks to anyone who senses that something fundamental has gone wrong—and wants to understand the forces feeding on the country’s strength. For readers of Naomi Klein, Chris Hedges, Robert Reich, and “The Shock Doctrine,” this is one of the most important and urgent books of our time. If you suspect the system is sick, this book shows you the parasite—and what must be done before the host collapses.