Analysis of Ethical Dilemma

Question-An explanation of how an ethical theory and/or ethical principle might be applied to address theAnalysis of Ethical Dilemma? Aging is said to be the process of declining human organs along with time. A lot of people believe that the process of aging is the indication of mortality and looking younger or living a longer life is a blessing. Few people are even feeling obsessed with their aged look for various reasons. Various other people would like to stay for longer time with their near and dear ones and others wish to look youthful for the professional purposes. Because of these apprehensions people have to search for medical intervention as they consider that healthcare or the medical sector has the power to modify the biological clock. As per the video The Race to Slow the Aging Process, the lead person has searched out for anti-aging counseling for the hormone therapy with the expectation of re-establishing back the lost years. This also represents various opinions in attempt to diminish the process of human aging from different experts to accomplish the wish of individual to remain young forever (Stoka mer, 2003). This has appreciated various anti-aging medicine companies. Currently, a great concern is present in the field of medicine regarding the marketing practice of medical products or it can be said that the pharmaceutical products. This is because incorrect way of marketing practices of medical products by the pharmaceutical executives has immense negative impact on health care personnel who are responsible for prescribing medicines and this can lead to the misuse of such products, introduce harm to the service consumers, increase the cost associated with the health care and change public perception regarding healthcare. Health care personnel have argued about the hormone replacement therapy effects. Temporarily this type of medicines may bring positive results but may also pose serious side effects later on the human life. However, an ethical dilemma is always present whether these service consumers should continue to have faith in anti-aging therapies and products to accom plish their dream of long life and alleviate the sufferings of attaining old age or should accept the normal life cycle and maintain a healthy life quality by taking part in active life styles (Touhy, Jett, Ebersole Hess, 2012). The procedures associated with age retardation making the process of aging both more controllable and adaptable as openly a human development and partly cut the age from connecting to time, maturity and nature. These are put in human hands but make these less comprehensible components of the entire human life. Having productive and long years with different knowledge and experience, would definitely bring happiness to all. But at the end, these procedures could also leave human individual somewhat unbalanced from of human life cycle (Salgado, 2014). With no proper direction of human biological cycle, people would be pushed to present form to their practical life cycle and to generate sense of what change, age and time should mean to each and every human ind ividual. References Salgado, C. (2014). Discovering the 21st Century Fountain of Youth: A Discussion of the Effectiveness of Popular Anti-Aging Therapies.Anaplastology,03(02). doi:10.4172/2161-1173.1000127 Stokamer, C. (2003). Pharmaceutical Gift Giving.JONA: The Journal Of Nursing Administration,33(1), 48-51. doi:10.1097/00005110-200301000-00009 Touhy, T., Jett, K., Ebersole, P., Hess, P. (2012).Ebersole Hess' toward healthy aging. St. Louis, Mo.: Elsevier/Mosby.