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Our entire healthcare system, across the globe, seems to be completely ass backwards at best, and rotten with greed at worst. It is blatantly designed to wait for you to have a serious issue before you ever engage with it, and even worse, focuses on “treatment” with ineffective drugs rather than reliable cures. Due to the way it’s setup, pharmaceutical companies take in more money in a single month than most businesses do in an entire year.

Now, here’s the kicker: this kiked system is majorly responsible for us being in this coronahoax situation in the first place. Because it focuses on waiting for issues to occur rather than proactively working with people to maintain healthy lifestyles, we now have an epidemic of obese motherfuckers whose brains have been softened by all that fat they’re carrying around. These people are so fucking unhealthy that a brisk breeze could put them in a coma for several years.

So, what the hell is it going to take for us to get back to a time where doctors encouraged healthy lifestyles? How do we snap society out of the stupor it’s in and get them to realize how they’re supporting a system that’s slowly killing them?

We need to go back. (hooktube.com)

Our entire healthcare system, across the globe, seems to be completely ass backwards at best, and rotten with greed at worst. It is blatantly designed to wait for you to have a serious issue before you ever engage with it, and even worse, focuses on “treatment” with ineffective drugs rather than reliable cures. Due to the way it’s setup, **pharmaceutical companies take in more money in a single month than most businesses do in an entire year.** Now, here’s the kicker: this kiked system is majorly responsible for us being in this coronahoax situation in the first place. Because it focuses on waiting for issues to occur rather than proactively working with people to maintain healthy lifestyles, we now have an epidemic of obese motherfuckers whose brains have been softened by all that fat they’re carrying around. These people are so fucking unhealthy that a brisk breeze could put them in a coma for several years. So, what the hell is it going to take for us to get back to a time where doctors encouraged healthy lifestyles? How do we snap society out of the stupor it’s in and get them to realize how they’re supporting a system that’s slowly killing them? [We need to go back.](https://hooktube.com/watch?v=fISgKl8dB3M)

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COPD does have a diaphragm/liver issue when it comes to eating, relating to bloating. A lot of people have told me i should blow all my cash and move to a high cost location with better health care services, i just dont see why. I got lucky with my house, and i wouldnt want to trade it for some high cost, super liberal area. Plus these diseases will kill you when they do, trying to suck out a few more painful years is in my eyes an atrocious idea. So you blow all your cash, but you're in chronic pain, does that somehow make you better off?

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I unfortunately live in a high cost liberal area and work in health care. The system is as much about $$$ here as anywhere else. For example, a friend of mine recently went to the ER for a kidney stone. With all of the paranoid "covid" protocols from our shit-for-brains governor, he didn't even get a room. He got a wheelchair in the waiting room for 7 hours, eventually some labs and an MRI, then was sent home with a confirmed kidney stone. He was billed a little under $10,000 and he has insurance! I think he received one non-narcotic medication for pain until the stone passed but otherwise all that time & money for nothing. No one was allowed to he there with him either.

If you're going to spend top dollar in an urban area, see a naturopath. They should have an MD in conventional medicine, with an interest that drew them to natural healing. Many don't take insurance, but are less expensive in the long run and way more insightful.