Here are some fascinating stats about our health care system (below). With a 14 trillion dollar (US) gross national product, the U.S. is on its way to spending WAY, WAY too much in medical health benefits, as you can see. The model of "symptom-->drug-->side-effects-->more drugs-->repeat" is highly problematic since the CAUSE is never addressed. People aren't sick because they have a deficiency of pharma drugs (as the tagline for this blog openly declares). They are sick because they don't understand that symptoms are merely CLUES to a deeper issue--one that must be uncovered and addressed if the symptoms are to stop.
Drugs MASK the symptoms which a) makes it almost impossible to get to the bottom of the situation and b) gives the patient the false idea that the deeper cause/disorder has been resolved. It hasn't. Now it's just hiding. So a few more days/weeks/months later, up it pops again only now it's worse. What was once a bad case of hemmorhoids (symptom) is now a major vascular disorder requiring expensive surgery to save the life. Not even the surgery has addressed the actual problem (probably dietary).
We are on track as a country for a total breakdown in this health care system. There are $900 TRILLION in unfunded but promised Medicare and Social Security benefits right now [1]. If that were distributed to every American, regardless of age (even infants), we would all have to come up with $300,000 or 25x the current household income.
What does this mean?
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