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State of health "care" in shambles

Our 1.4 trillion dollar annual health "care" industry is gobbling up everything everyone has worked hard for all their lives. A third of that is spent preparing the PAPER WORK for it. And this cost is expected to triple over the next ten years as baby boomers start ailing.

Did you know that over a quarter million people a year DIE from health "care"? That's hospital patients alone who have been misdiagnosed or over-medicated with lethal prescriptions?

I nearly lost my best friend here in town due to a undiagnosed condition where the doctors treated her like a guinea pig giving her strong medicines and injections GUESSING they might help her. She ended up in ICU for three weeks with failed kidneys, and now she is on dialysis three times a week and needs a new kidney. This was a girl who was perfectly healthy six months ago with some minor health problems, who went the "doctor" route, ignoring nutrition and alternative therapies that could have brought her relief. She didn't get involved in her own health. She trusted doctors and the health "care" industry.

While I know some conditions are genetic, there are plenty that can be ameliorated or reversed with glyco-nutrition. This science has been around for ten years and there are over 100,000 medical studies on it. MIT says it will be "one of the top ten technolgies that will change our future." I have started taking them, along with my loved ones. No reaon we can't be pro-active with our health right now.

Anyone wanting to know more can write Robert Shepherd and he'll forward your emails to me. Laurence, perhaps you know about glyco-biology up there? Canada is much more progressive healthcare-wise as far as alternative therapies are concerned. I just put my mum on these supplements and she lives in Ontario. You have your own company in Canada. The process is patented and companies are being started in countries world wide.

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