Hey everyone. Ok, so I'm sure we all realize how much better natural resources are for our health than artificial ones. And to me it seems pretty much like common sense and that more people should be taking the natural path. So why aren't they? I know that the medical industry has a pretty good grip on people's mindset of health right now, but I don't want to use that as an excuse as to why we can't educate people and possibly even change the entire medical industry. So with that being said, what are some of the problems that we run into as natural health seekers, individually and collectively? This way, we can learn how to overcome them.

Well for one you are going to be called a nut and you don�t know what you are talking about, you are putting your health and those around you at risk. To the uninformed ridicule goes a long way. If that doesn�t work then there is the scare tactics. If you don�t follow our advice you are surely going to die. Finally for the average person there is money. If they don�t go to a �conventional doctor� their insurance will probably not cover them, and Obummercare will definitely not.

eh, that's true, we'll just have to change the uninformed to the informed though. It can happen. where there's a will, there's a way.

Funny how all these billionaires live 20 yrs longer than the average person. I honestly believe they have treatments not available to the common man and they for sure have special organic farms where only the ultra wealthy get their food.

I�ve heard that when hop-scotching around the world many of these �fine� folk bring their own food and cooks with them. Heaven forbid that they would be required to eat with the local peasants have to eat.

Wealthy people are self insured, so they do not have to bow to the whims of insurance companies or death panels. They can get the most experienced doctors and stay in the best rooms of hospitals for as long as they want. The cost of pharmaceuticals is negligible to them.

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�Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened.� Sir Winston Churchill

I can't think of anyone richer than Steve Jobs, and yet with all his money he died from pancreatic cancer at age 56.

His money couldn't save him, and the medical system couldn't save him.

Did he try using essiac? Did he even know what essiac is?

He was vegan and filthy rich, which means he had access to the best organic food, the worlds best supplements, doctors, etc. but nothing helped him and he died.

Did he know about vitamin B17? Did he know who Sam Gerson was? Did he know anything about THC oils? Did he know about the Hoxsey treatment?

Did he ever hear of a small Polish doctor named Stanislaw Burzynski?

What I have great difficulty understanding is why do people follow their doctor's orders when these doctors live to the average age of 56?!

In answer to the origional poster's question, the mainstream medical system has a monopoly over health care, and everyone else is a quack. Until that changes, nothing will change.

Doctor's expect diabetes to double over the next 10 years. This tells me that they don't have a clue as to what causes it, nor how to stop it. they only care to control it with prescription drugs, just like their owners want.

When they had teh G-20 summit in Pittsburgh a few yrs ago I had a cousin that worked at one of the hotels downtowna nd I asked her where they ate at and she said they all bring their own food

In this case, I think that their just afraid of poisoning. It's the way they like to kill their victims.

Actually, I'd put billionaires in a high risk group. With all the money that they think affords the best health care, these folks spend a lot of time getting A LOT of that 'great health care'. There is probably an inverse relationship between time spent in hospitals with doctors and time living on Earth.

This is what Obamacare is all about. They've already got the rich and the middle class by the %all$. The poor? These folks never get their annual diagnostics nor do they ever get hooked up with all the meds; they can't afford all this goodness. Now they can. I live in the charter State for Obamacare (Romneycare). The ads in innercity buses sell mammograms, vaccines, etc . . . Buyer of service is different from the payer but regardless, the "service" is essentially revenue generation for hooking folks up into the system.