Insurance is a racket.

The present health care system is a socialistic nightmare and more socialism will make it worse. In a supposedly free market system, you could pick your doctor and they would compete on price.

Do the math. If you're relatively healthy, you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars a month on health insurance. Cheaper to go to a doctor when you're sick. If you have a chronic condition, that's another story. But that's what "free" health clinics are for.

Doctors can only provide “remedies” that are approved by the authorities. Usually, they treat only symptoms. Anything that’s really cheap, makes more sense, and works is outlawed as “quackery.”

You could probably treat yourself more effectively looking at alternative remedies on the internet, that don't involve expensive and toxic "medications." Or you could just eat right, exercise a little and not engage in risky behavior.

Oral chelation is important for getting metals out of your body. Look up glutathione and L-cysteine for an explanation of getting rid of the fluoride and other metals. Metal in the body is what's driving everybody nuts and is only removed with a supplement. Otherwise, it keeps accumulating. That's the explanation anyway. See for yourself, this is not medical advice, blah, blah, blah...

Here’s an article that says avoiding doctors saves lives. Can’t vouch for its accuracy, since it seems like an ad. But it's pretty funny none the less:
http://www.thebirdman.org/Index/Temp/Temp-StrikeByDoctorsSavesLives-Henr...

Best to avoid doctors at all costs and do some preventive maintenance. Doctors can come in handy with infections, but the antibiotics are so strong these days that they actually have killed some people. I'm sure there are better ways of dealing with infections than killing off all bacteria, both good and bad, in your body.

Doctors are needed mostly for trauma situations, like a broken bone, and you can get relatively cheap emergency insurance (which is also a rip off, but won't bankrupt you).

They are not only greedy, they are cowards, opportunistic, heartless bastards. For profit medical care is terrible, capitalism should only be applied to luxury items, not essential things like food/water/shelter/medical care/education. Usurance speculation is like running a casino, albeit slightly riskier. Those abacus-head, accountant sheckel shills need to stop their cowardly economic war on the poor, which is by design; of their systems of theft.

Thanks that was an intersting article.

I have no insurance and have felt the blunt of its effects myself.

I also found out that Hospitals themselves charge Insurance companies and Health Nets a big cut off the retail prices of the Hospitals services.

While if you don't have insurance they charge the full rate.

Example: If I have insurance, and I break my arm. The Hospital may bill the Insurance Company ...say....$500.00.
If its 80/20 you may end up paying $100 (if your premium is met).

NOW if I stroll into the Hospital with a broken arm AND NO INSURANCE, The Hospital will charge me usually 20-30% MORE then they would have charged the big Insurance company. SO I END UP PAYING around $700 out of pocket.

ITS ALL SET UP SO THAT IF YOU BLEED, YOU KEEP BLEEDING.

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