Published September 10, 2009

Warning: Avoid this common household poison

There’s a fairly good chance that you have, right in your home, the leading cause for all calls to the U.S. Poison Control Centers. This poison causes more than 100,000 calls per year.

But that’s not all. It also causes more than 56,000 emergency room visits. It sends over 2,600 people to the hospital. And it kills 458 people due to acute liver failure each year.

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Published September 9, 2009

The health care madness worsens

If you have read my e-alerts the past several weeks, you’re probably shocked at the plans our government has for our health care. As shocking as these plans are, what you’re about to read could be the most shocking news yet. There’s no conjecture in the following facts. The websites belong to the stated individual governments.

The state of Massachusetts is in the process of passing a law that will mandate vaccines for the swine flu. This law, which you can read here: http://www.mass.gov/legis/bills/senate/186/st02/st02028.htm, requires total compliance with a state health “authority.”

According to this bill, they get to decide the emergency, not you. Next, it allows those “authorities” to impose vaccinations. If you refuse, they can haul you away into quarantine. If you refuse that, you’ll be fined up to $1,000 per day, and possibly be incarcerated in prison for 30 days. In such emergency, a “local public health authority” may demand entry into your home or business.

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Published September 4, 2009

Six proven solutions to the health care “crisis,” Part 2

All of us want great health care. We all want a system that’s fair. And we want a system that’s affordable. In my last health alert, I showed you two of the most important steps we can take as a nation to reach these goals (if you missed that alert, you can find it on my website). And I promised you the final four steps in today’s alert. Here they are — I think you’ll agree that fixing the system is a whole lot easier than our politicians make it.

(3) Emphasize and reward prevention

We know that the only time in recent history that the death rate fell is when doctors went out on strike. We also know that medical care is the third leading cause of death in America. This tells us that medical treatment itself is injurious and begets more problems, leading to more “care.” This cycle must stop!

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