> I also don't want to blame individuals within our health care system. I
> believe the vast majority to be at least well
> meaning*, most quite knowledgeable, within the limited knowledge of the
> system, and many passionately dedicated to
> helping people.
No one raindrop thinks that it is responsible for the flood.
Otherwise, we are in a high-level of agreement. My wife, who is a
twice breast-cancer survivor, and went through a number of years of
continual and semi-related problems, finally was able to "beat the
system" through natural means. We recognize the necessity of
bulldozers (pharma, surgery, etc), when the problem is HUGE, but more
often than not, the dirt-clods can be managed with a shovel
(homeopathic, natural, diet, exercise, espresso).
On a "however" note, it has taken years for her to find the balance of
things that maintains her health. Just changing a brand or model of a
supplement can really throw her system into a hissyfit.
--
Ken Norton
ken@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.zone-10.com
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