healthcare

[cottonpicken]

somebody go ahead and blast the shit out of this.

so most know we have got a real problem here,pretty sure its 4500$ per person per year,right?

so you get sick,goto the doctor the doctor charges like 300 or something for the visit,right?

and you get prescribed penicillin/similar every time right?

so the little flue bug going around the house,costs well lots to the system

so why in hells name can't we buy penicillin of the shelf

wtf is going on here

i really think i could fix health care in one day

did you know healthcare is over twice the size of the military complex now in the states

[cottonpicken]

you know whats really funny..sugar

my wife follows the nuts on fb and now its the anti-christ

and you say what is sugar

and they don't know

well food babe its 50%glucose50%fructose

and then you have to go through the process of explaining glucose fructose metabolism

and they are deer in the headlights,the so called experts know literally nothing

then you spit out an advanced question like the roll of chromium and vanadium and insulin(diabetes is pretty serious problem and cost to the system)

and they never bothered to read or think about it!!!!!!

the so called professionals don't actually read shit,its unbelievable

if you give a shit about this read what a diabetic diet was in the 30"s compared to now,some smart german guy figured this shit out a hundred years ago and now we just ignore it.totally insane

[sumdumguy]

Dr. visits are very reasonably priced, most in the range of $32 - $80. I understand the necessity for being trained when prescribing any and all drugs, but my peeve is when you have annual tests, many doctors want you to come into their office to get the results. I feel that the results should be accessible without medicare (maybe on internet or automatically sent out from the lab) incurring the cost of another Dr visit. This year, the very day that I went to the lab for my annual check-up, my Dr phoned me before 3:00 to tell me that I had a minor infection and that he faxed a prescription into the pharmacy for me. Now, that's awesome service from someone who knows he is appreciated. A lot of outcomes are in our own hands. That being said, there are many medical costs incurred by medicare for certain groups of people who overuse the system. You just have to walk into hospital emergency waiting rooms. I wouldn't disagree with a user fee, but you know how politically volatile that idea would be.

Most specialists have university-trained for at least eleven years and many have specialized with additional years of fellowships to hone more specific skills. (Very expensive training, to say the least). Furthermore, in Canada, medical school has been darn near impossible to get into - Try 90% averages throughout your high school and several years of very long shifts, not 7:00 to 7:00, but up to 36 hours. Foreign countries medical training-I am not familiar with. That is why I am confident that I am offered superior care!

[ajl]

Health care seems to be designed to maximize cost. I was in for a drivers medical (which I paid a fee for) and needed a prescription renewal. Was told that they were not supposed to do both in the same visit. There are definitely ways to reduce cost but little motivation yet.

[cottonpicken]

and tums for heart burn,your stomach is less then 2ph and they want to raise it lol,drink sum pickle juice by lowering your stomach ph and the reflux goes away,wow

[cottonpicken]

we just lost a younger girl in our community to pancreatic cancer,didn't know her to well know her family better

you know why the mortality rate of that type is so high-its the god damn enzyme trypsin that the pancreas shits out,you loose your pancreas your ****ed,thats why diabetics are 300% more likely to get cancer and keel over-thats insulin/fat people stuff

this work was done like 100 years ago

remember this iis the truth-the cure to scurvy was found 200 years before it was accepted,millions died

this shit is simple and we are in the stone age

[seabass]

Cotton as Sf3 says follow the money. They can't make money if they cure you. Just like cancer. They will never fix it. Imagine the people out of work if u do the right thing and actually help people. U wonder why our infrastructure is the shits. Its cause health care costs way more than they tell u and theyhave to use the money from other sectors to make it function. Look who uses our healthcare system the most and who pays for it. Single payer is the only way u fix this bullshit.

[cottonpicken]

why can you get cancer everywhere from anything,smoking/lung,drinking/liver,skin/sun,radiation/everywhere

cancer is not a disease its your body trying to heal itself ,thats why it grows out of control,its your ****in stem cells aka trophoblast cells,the ones that can replicate anything

but they need a control mechanism and thats called trypsin,it turns them off

mother nature in her greatness (thank god i don't have to explain this to you guys)put it into the seeds of fruit.

its an enzyme,its chemical,its trophoblast theory,its the way it works,its mother nature keeping the balance,she always has she always will.

and one in 2 here all get cancer-thats the rate

[cottonpicken]

Sea.totally agree

[malleefarmer]

lost my father to prostrate cancer.
went in for a routine back operation fusing of 2 lower discs at age of 68.
was to be in hospital for from memory 5 days preop blood test found blood abnormalities so more tests turns out he had early stages of prostrate cancer.

He and 4 other of his war veteran mates basically had same doctor in repat hospital for veterans they all got diagnosed within about 4 months of each other.

I was with him on one of his visits to specialist and remember it clearly, the doc said to him best way to halt the cancer "naturally" is remove your crown jewels, so he got testes removed and the same deal got offered to his 4 mates they all said no way. They all passed away within 2 years he went for 10. He had some sort of hormone replacement therapy.

The other thing the cancer doc asked was how good is your sex life he was sort of stunned and said im 68 doesnt happen. The doc then said to me young fella make sure you have a good sex life even at old age keeps everything good downstairs and cleaned out for want of a better word. If its all functioning as it should lessens the prostrate cancer risk by about 80%.

Anyway to finish the story dad had regular cancer tests every 6 months and cancer test always came back low never eradicated went for what was his last test the doc said the cancer has blown out and its back he was suffering no ill effects and they said youve only at most 18 months to live he lasted 6 worked on the farm 6 days before his passing wasnt gonna die in any god damn hospital he said.

One of his comments to me was "when i got shot down over the baltic sea by the jerrys and parachuted out i had a chance with this i have zero unfortunately"

geez ive been busy on this forum this morning. Guess i will catch some of you in august 17 have a wedding in calgary kind of 80% sure we will get there. Guess i will hire a pick up and head one way my wife has freinds there as well she may go another and we will join back up 3 weeks later not quite sure how its all gonna pan out yet. Guess one of you on here will be so kind as to cook me a pancake and offer me a beer if im passing