Health insurance premiums are driven by the success or failure of
actual health recovery maintenance and the costs required to deliver of
service. Harris L. Coulter, Ph.D., of Washington, DC, and editor of the
8th edition of the HPUS,is an internationally renowned medical historian
and author of over 30 books and essays, which include: THE DIVIDED
LEGACY, a four volume epochal history of medicine, which covers its
origins to present day.
"Society today is paying a heavy price in
disease and death for the monopoly granted the medical profession in the
1920's. In fact, the situation peculiarly resembles that of the 1830s
when physicians relied on bloodletting, mercurial medicines, and
quinine, even though knowing them to be intrinsically harmful. And
precisely the same arguments were made in defense of these medicines as
are employed today, namely, that the benefits outweigh the risks. In
truth, the benefits accrue to the physician, while the patient runs the
risks."-Harris Coulter, Ph.D., (Divided Legacy Vol 3)
There is no
question we need reform in the areas of disease elimination improvements
in Health, better delivery of health care when it is needed and health
insurance parity. Personally, am all for reform, but let those reforms
ring with the clarity of Truth and illuminate our way through the fog
obfuscation.
Overall chemo-therapy and radiation are documented to
be an absolute failure in the so-called war against cancer. The
long-term survival rate of cancer patients using orthodox therapies
remains abysmal and the statistical reportage is obfuscated.