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Here's what you need folks, say Good-bye Doctors.
Protein powder to lower appetite.
Fat intake of your own fat satisfies appetite.
Cayenne powder dissolves fat speeds nutrient absorption.
Spirulina a high protein well-known for weight loss plus has iodine.
Oxy-Nectar fruit-veggie antioxidants fight disease & cancers + cleanses.
Apple Pectin, a diabetic-friendly soluble fiber that lowers LDL
Aloe Vera cactus speeds healing, aids elimination.
Apple Pectin for colon health.
Purchase a pill filler for 50 size 00 capsules and buy the 00 capsules.
#1 First Pill => Mix 1 cup Protein powder w/ 1 cup Apple Pectin + 7 capsules Cayenne 40,000 HU makes 300 capsules
Bypassing the stomach for intestine delivery keeps Cayenne from burning stomach lining
Take 6 caps spread through your day 2 in the morning, 2 afternoon, 2 in the evening.
Makes for a little over one Cayenne @40,000 heat units per day total.
That's your day's worth of fat burn in 6 capsules + YOUR TICKET away from hospitals.
#2 Second Pill => Mix 50% Oxy-Nectar w/ 25% Spirulina & 25% Aloe Vera (capos)
Drink more fluids through the day as all these are dry powders.
#3 No More White Table Sugar => use Xylitol in its place.
Xylitol Page => http://www.angelfire.com/az/sthurston/xylitol_natural_sweetener.html
Vitamins, nutrients & nutrition prevents anorexia from going overboard. Eat well.
Your appetite will diminish from day one taking the
above but you may find yourself needing less medicines.
Patients taking a blood thinner do not take 4 hours from Cayenne.
Caution is advised. Diabetics can expect to gradually lower insulin dosage.
Add some alkaline-leaning foods to your diet to balance the pH.
Coconut Oil is excellent for that, plus it is an antimicrobial
+ it is a protein of very high quality that also fortifies the thyroid gland.
Mentally you need to prepare yourself for the SYSTEM SHOCK of feeling younger.
You are now being high-proteined, de-flabbed and improved peristaltic.
Gonna be a new you feeling-wise. Weight lost is your decision.Here's what you need folks, say Good-bye Doctors.
Protein powder to lower... more
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John Garrett shares the story of the loss of his brother and how it moves him to support California OneCare. California OneCare is an historic grassroots movement to educate millions of Californians and build overwhelming public support for single payer universal health care in California.John Garrett shares the story of the loss of his brother and how it moves him to... more
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A federal judge in Florida says the Obama administration's historic health overhaul is unconstitutional, siding with 26 states that had sued to block it.
U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson on Monday accepted without trial the states' argument that the new law violates people's rights by forcing them to buy health insurance by 2014 or face penalties.
Attorneys for the administration had argued that the states did not have standing to challenge the law and that the case should be dismissed.
http://www.npr.org/2011/01/31/133379810/federal-judge-health-care-overhaul-unconstitutional?ft=1A federal judge in Florida says the Obama administration's historic health... more
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A recent Associated Press poll found that 41 percent of those surveyed opposed the reform law and 40 percent supported it. But when asked what Congress should do, 43 percent said the law should be modified so that it does more to change the health-care systemA recent Associated Press poll found that 41 percent of those surveyed opposed the... more
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The GOP’s 5 Most Absurd Lies About Healthcare Reform, Debunked | Alternet
Now is the time to brush up on the facts about healthcare reform so we can keep the latest crop of Republican lies from taking hold.The GOP’s 5 Most Absurd Lies About Healthcare Reform, Debunked | Alternet
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But then again, this is America. We like death and destruction.
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David Cameron faced an embarrassing political row today after branding the NHS 'second rate' as he launched the biggest shake-up of the service in its history.
The remarks came during an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme as he attempted to promote his flagship policy.
'I don't think we should put up with a second rate - with coming second best,' he said, quickly correcting himself. 'We should aim to be the best.'
He said later: 'I think if you listen to the interview, I immediately said we shouldn't settle for second best and that is exactly what I meant to say.
'I speak often quickly, I don't just have a pre-arranged order of saying things and sometimes you can get a little word out of place and I immediately said, if you listen to the clip, we shouldn't settle for second best, that was the point I was making.'
Asked if he would apologise, he added: 'We shouldn't settle for second best is what I meant, it's largely what I said, if you skip over a quick word in the middle.'
The gaffe threatened to overshadow Mr Cameron's announcement of legislation that will see the biggest shake-up of the NHS.
During the announcement, the Prime Minister said that failure to modernise was draining resources away from the public sector.
In a keynote speech at the Royal Society of Arts in London, he dismissed suggestions that services could carry on as they were as 'a complete fiction'.
He said: 'Every year without modernisation the costs of our public services escalate.
'Demand rises, the chains of commands can grow, costs may go up, inefficiencies become more entrenched.
'Pretending that there is some "easy option" of sticking with the status quo and hoping that a little bit of extra money will smooth over the challenges is a complete fiction.
'We need modernisation, on both sides of the equation. Modernisation to do something about the demand for healthcare, which is about public health.
'And modernisation to make the supply of healthcare more efficient, which is about opening up the system, being competitive and cutting out waste and bureaucracy.
'Put another way: it's not that we can't afford to modernise; it's that we can't afford not to modernise.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1347915/David-Camerons-NHS-second-rate-gaffe-announces-health-service-shake-up.html#ixzz1BP9QINT1David Cameron faced an embarrassing political row today after branding the NHS... more
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No wonder the politicians on the insurance company’s payroll want to rescind the health care bill. I wonder what percentage of Congress has preexisting conditions? Not that it matters, they all get socialized health care.No wonder the politicians on the insurance company’s payroll want to rescind the... more
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For two years, GOP leaders in Congress fought tooth and nail to oppose health care reform. They did their best to keep tens of millions without coverage, decrying any effort to help citizens as "socialist," "fascist" or some other equally baffling "ist."
Incredibly, now that they are the majority, their first act will be to vote to repeal health care reform that gives affordable care to 32 million Americans.
And yet, when it comes to their own coverage, Republicans in Congress are not only using government-sponsored health care, they even whined about having had to wait for it.1
As the Republicans are gearing up to appease Tea Party extremists and vote to repeal health care reform for Americans who need it, Senator Chuck Schumer is calling the GOP on their hypocrisy, and calling on them to give up their government-sponsored health care:
"It was a central value to us when we passed health care, and a central value to the American people, that members of Congress should get the same health care as everyone else. It seems unfair that house Republicans want to deprive middle-class Americans of the same health care as members of Congress but to keep it for themselves."
"Will Eric Cantor urge every Republican who is going to be for repeal to not take government health care themselves and to drop their existing health care?"
We think he should, and applaud Schumer for his challenge. Write Eric Cantor, and ask him if he will practice what he preaches — and ask other GOP members to do the same. Petition at link http://figrd.blogspot.comFor two years, GOP leaders in Congress fought tooth and nail to oppose health care... more
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U.S. government officials lowered recommended limits for fluoride in water on Friday, saying some children may be getting tooth damage from too much.
Fluoride is added to the water supply in most U.S. communities because it can prevent and repair tooth decay. But health and environment officials said Americans get fluoride in so many sources now, such as toothpaste and mouth rinses, that it makes sense to lower levels.
The Health and Human Services Department lowered its recommended levels to 0.7 milligrams of fluoride per liter of water -- the lower limit of the current recommended range of 0.7 to 1.2 milligrams.
The Environmental Protection Agency said it would review its rules on how high fluoride levels may go. Currently they may go as high as 4 milligrams of fluoride per liter.
http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/reuters/Health/78310U.S. government officials lowered recommended limits for fluoride in water on Friday,... more
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Although first approved to treat schizophrenia, new antipsychotic medications are increasingly being prescribed for a host of other uses, even when there is little evidence they work, U.S. researchers said on Friday.
http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/reuters/Health/78203Although first approved to treat schizophrenia, new antipsychotic medications are... more
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A lead poisoning outbreak that has killed more than 400 children in the rural farmlands of northern Nigeria remains 'a neglected, underfunded emergency,' the U.N. warned Friday, saying many villages remain coated with the deadly metal...
www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/ap/Health/78198A lead poisoning outbreak that has killed more than 400 children in the rural... more
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This week more shame was heaped upon the discredited British researcher whose work gave rise to the childhood-vaccines-cause-autism movement, as a prominent medical journal published a report that the man had faked his data. But will it make a difference?.
http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/ap/Health/78199This week more shame was heaped upon the discredited British researcher whose work... more
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New research found two weeks of treatment with an antibiotic relieves symptoms for some sufferers of irritable bowel syndrome, a poorly understood and painful condition that especially afflicts younger women
http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/ap/Health/78201New research found two weeks of treatment with an antibiotic relieves symptoms for... more
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Reversing a potentially controversial decision, the Obama administration will drop references to end-of-life counseling from the ground rules for Medicares new annual checkup, the White House said Wednesday..
http://www.indiareport.com/India-usa-uk-news/ap/Health/78202Reversing a potentially controversial decision, the Obama administration will drop... more
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