| The Politics of Health, Food and Medicine |
The Theft of Your Health is Big Business.
The Approaching Paradigm Shift.
The health of Americans will continue to deteriorate until it becomes an epidemic bad and expensive enough to spontaneously provoke
the paradigm shift the information of which is mostly compiled and concisely presented below. This revolution will necessarily be holistic,
directly analogous to body-care, since all of the following must be simultaneously changed:
The cost of following the diet regime below is expensive because the demand is currently low. However, once the above paradigm shift
occurs, the trillions-of-dollar medical-industrial complex (about $2.4 trillion or 17% of the US GDP in 2007) spending will be massively
reduced and redirected, freeing this money to grow, prepare, ship, and sell the best foods and produce the best supplements at a low
cost to all citizens. The high demand will also lower costs as the supply and competition increases. This all must, and will, occur together
because the money will be redirected to natural health care, and not the currently bloated, bureaucratic, inefficient medical-industrial
complex. Thus the argument that the optimal diet will be too expensive for most is short-sighted.
Farming, Diet, Drugs, Doctors, Insurance, Government, Education: they're all connected and must all be changed simultaneously.
In the meantime, don't wait around for this to happen ...
- Big agribusiness like Monsanto, Cargill, Tyson spread degenerative disease, weakened immune systems, and toxins through
"food" likes vegetables oils, corn, wheat, soy, refined flour, refined salt, refined sugar; and through the use of pesticides,
herbicides, fungicides, grain-fed stock, hormone-injected stock, tortured stock, anti-biotic-pumped stock, genetically modified food,
irradiated foods, - The "consumer" of these foods then turn to the "healthcare" system to treat, through drugs, the symptoms in isolation of these
food-caused degenerative diseases. - $2.4 trillion dollars is spent on health care. $1 trillion is spent on food.
- It should be a source of utter outrage that a few wealthy people have concealed information that is causing much unnecessary
suffering and death. Sickness is extremely profitable. Massive amounts of money is spent on unnecessary unwholesome food and
biomedical research and treatment--since an optimal diet is the best medicine and nature-ready cures are already known and
available but supressed.
The Approaching Paradigm Shift.
The health of Americans will continue to deteriorate until it becomes an epidemic bad and expensive enough to spontaneously provoke
the paradigm shift the information of which is mostly compiled and concisely presented below. This revolution will necessarily be holistic,
directly analogous to body-care, since all of the following must be simultaneously changed:
- Agribusiness: A major shift in what and how food is grown and prepared.
- Pharmaceutical Companies: A drastic reduction in synthetic drugs, and profitability of drug companies, and a huge increase in
vitamin and herbal supplements. - Food and Drug Administration (FDA): This agency will actually educate and be the advocate of American's health instead of being
the legalized fraudulent arm of the drug companies. - American Medical Association (AMA): Rather than being a co-conspirator with the drug companies and FDA, and training doctors to
be legalized drug-pushers, this agency will educate doctors on how to avoid environmental pollutants natural cures, through diet,
supplements, non-body care, and Rife Therapy. Allopathic medicine will be mostly reduced to technical procedures like mending
broken bones, containing medical emergencies like trauma, helping people with genetic disorders, and doing otherwise
unavoidable surgeries. Most ailments and diseases, like heart disease, cancer, diabetes, arthritis, and inflammatory and
degenerative diseases will become rare, like Scurvy and Pellegra. - Insurance Companies: Will only act as insurance for healthy people who have accidents.
- Environmentalism: Respect of the environment will naturally follow from an emphasis on keeping citizens healthy.
The cost of following the diet regime below is expensive because the demand is currently low. However, once the above paradigm shift
occurs, the trillions-of-dollar medical-industrial complex (about $2.4 trillion or 17% of the US GDP in 2007) spending will be massively
reduced and redirected, freeing this money to grow, prepare, ship, and sell the best foods and produce the best supplements at a low
cost to all citizens. The high demand will also lower costs as the supply and competition increases. This all must, and will, occur together
because the money will be redirected to natural health care, and not the currently bloated, bureaucratic, inefficient medical-industrial
complex. Thus the argument that the optimal diet will be too expensive for most is short-sighted.
Farming, Diet, Drugs, Doctors, Insurance, Government, Education: they're all connected and must all be changed simultaneously.
In the meantime, don't wait around for this to happen ...