Why Haven't Healthcare Advancements Kept Up with Techological Advancements?

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Why Haven't Healthcare Advancements Kept Up with Techological Advancements?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Friday, September 27, 2019 - 10:51.

Why Haven't Healthcare Advancements Kept Up with Techological Advancements?

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Don Fields Fri, 09/27/2019 - 14:52

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Dave, I remember so well when I was in the 3rd grade. The teacher said that science was making such advances that cancer would be gone by 1990. The computer was responsible for making so many advances. At that time the statistics she gave was that only 3 in 10,000 people would get cancer in their lifetime. That was 1963! And today it is 1 in 4! whats wrong with this picture? I suspect the vast majority of it is the food and water we drink. GMO's,the presevatives in the food, and the chemicals in the water as well as all the other changes made in cooking. (oils vs. Natural lard or butter. Iron skillets vs. teflon and aluminum.) Not to mention terraforming. I've had the pleasure of meeting you twice in branson and have no doubt about you.

The short and simple answer.....

Joe Fri, 09/27/2019 - 15:04

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The short answer is because medical care is a tightly controlled government monopoly. If it were free market most of the so called problems we have with heath care would not exist. This also applies to the other government created monopolies such as: legal services and attorneys, the education of our children, our money supply and banking. In the land of the free we are not free to pursue some of the most important tasks in life because the government has made it a crime to do so.

For Want Of A Nail

Stan Stanfield Sat, 09/28/2019 - 07:25

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Diabetes: In the absence of vitamin B6 (part of the vitamin B complex that is found in nature in good healthy amounts in wheat, before it has been stripped of much of its nutrient value in a high-speed roller milling process), an amino acid named tryptophan malfunctions and turns into a substance called xanthurenic acid. This kills cells in the pancreas that produce insulin, which is needed to convey sugar from the bloodstream into the cells and tissues. The blood sugar level builds up until one 'spills their sugar' into their urine, which is a symptom of diabetes. For want of a nail. And cancer is as well largely traceable to faulty nutrition, before the environmental factors are included in the sorry story of that condition. Poor us.

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