This is an eye-opener regarding healthcare in America. Quote: "They scare you with knowingly false claims that you’d have no doctors, nurses or hospitals, and thus would die. This is trivially seen to be a bald-faced lie when
one simply looks at the growth of administrators .vs. physicians in
medical practice — the latter actually diagnose and treat persons, the
former do not and if nearly all of them disappeared tomorrow there would not be any impact on the number of physicians and nurses — and thus there would be zero impact on the ability to deliver medical services either. If
you get the force, fraud and extortion out of the medical system at all
levels from pharmaceuticals to hospitals to the local imaging center
and testing company you’d find that most of those administrators would
lose their jobs — under a competitive market they would produce far less in value than they cost. Indeed, you only need to look at the quarterly filings for virtually any public company that
operates in a competitive market and you will find that SG&A
(that’s sales, general and administrative expenses) typically runs about
10% of revenue and most of that is G&A. Businesses in a competitive market can’t spend more because if they do someone will come in, compete with said firm and destroy it by undercutting their prices. https://www.theburningplatform.com/2017/05/08/the-true-face-of-health-reform/#more-149770
This is about modern
day science and its problems with getting things right. Some science is
good, others not so much. Quote: "Science is getting a lot of
attention these days. People seem to love it or hate it… and are even
marching about it. Science has brought us a long way. It’s sent men to
the moon and diseases into oblivion. And for the most part we are living
longer healthier lives, thanks in large part to brilliant scientific
discoveries. As great as science is though, it’s not completely
infallible. But people who go against the scientific grain are treated
like blasphemers. So why is it ok to question most things in life, but
not science? https://easyhealthoptions.com/question-research-for-healths-sake/
This item has some
interesting content. Check it out to see if you think it is worthy of
consideration. Quote: "In the spring of 2007, my future was clear: I was
headed toward being bedridden and possibly demented. I have secondary
progressive multiple sclerosis and had been experiencing seven years of
steady decline. I had already tried to improve my diet, switching from a
vegetarian diet to a Paleo diet that included meat, but even with these
dietary changes, my decline continued." http//easyhealthoptions.com/power-cells-walk-away-disease/
Health.
This is an important
warning Charles passed along about certain plastics and their harm to
our health. Quote: "Look around your home and take note of just how
many plastic items are around you. From food containers and utensils to
bags, water bottles, shower curtains and children's toys, plastic has
become a permanent fixture in our everyday lives – but it's one that
comes with serious consequences. Approximately 200 billion pounds (that's 100 million tons) of plastic are produced every year. Some now say we have entered the "Age of Plastics."1
But all of these plastic chemicals are now finding their way into your
body and the environment, where they are accumulating over time with
potentially catastrophic biological consequences." http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/04/11/plastic-use.aspx
This item is interesting.
It suggests we pay attention to the timing of our meals and experience
the consequential benefits. https://easyhealthoptions.com/4-meal-timing-tricks-faster-metabolism-slideshow/
This item was shared by Charles. http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1ejXZ5/:5gJ5_VSp:jjbe-IQw/www.byrdie.com/drinking-a-gallon-of-water-a-day
Beware these heart burn medications. http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-07-27-ppi-drugs-warning-study-finds-50-increased-risk-of-death-from-long-term-use-of-proton-pump-inhibitors.html
This item provides a very
interesting article telling us what the condition of our fingernails
tell us about our overall body health. https://easyhealthoptions.com/9-fingernail-signs-might-sick/
This item lists what it considers the best 14 vegetables on earth. https://authoritynutrition.com/14-healthiest-vegetables-on-earth/
More healthy eating tips on how to avoid cancer. https://easyhealthoptions.com/5-powerful-spices-combat-cancer-slideshow/
This item may encourage you to eat more strawberries. http://www.newsmax.com/Health/Health-News/strawberries-fisetin-reduces-mental/2017/07/11/id/800998/?
Vitamin C fights cancer. https://easyhealthoptions.com/vitamin-c-fights-cancer-stem-cells/
Interesting foods and
cooking tips to avoid aging yourself. Quote: "Although cognitive
decline is a complex process, scientists have determined that one of the
key contributing factors is Advanced Glycation Endproducts (AGEs).
AGEs lead to increased oxidative damage, cellular degeneration and
chronic inflammation in our cells which drives aging and age-related
diseases. AGEs are formed through a process where sugar reacts with
protein and fat. That means on one hand, diet can contribute to more
rapid cognitive decline — the more dietary AGEs we consume, the more
rapid the decline may be. Fortunately, on the other hand, you can reduce
dietary AGEs and stop AGE formation by making better dietary
choices…" https://easyhealthoptions.com/age-forming-foods-make-your-brain-old/
This is a warning for
anyone on statin drugs. I don't know if this is all on the up and up
but I have seen a number of other items indicating statins fail to
perform as advertised and have a number of unhealthy side effects. FYI,
you decide. http://advancednaturalwellness.net/2017/03/statins-the-biggest-fraud/
George Burns
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