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I Found Health and Beat the Cartel

Over the last 10 years, I have been building a regimen (augmented by ad hoc remedies) that has now evolved to the point where, most recently, it has fixed my blood pressure.

A few days ago, I decided to not renew my prescription on its last day, and instead, I started an enhanced version of my regimen at the same time – and it worked … fast! I started seeing results by the morning of the third day.

Previously, I had already fixed my arthritis, my back pain (from herniated disks), a hemorrhoid, high blood sugar, kidney stones, gum disease, sub-optimal psychology, irritable bowel syndrome, precancerous skin lesions, and respiratory illness.

The catalyst for this article was when I suddenly decided a few days ago to quit my blood pressure medicine after more than six years because I was tired of the shakedown. You may be familiar with this shakedown. It works like this: When your prescription expires, you need to find a doctor to give you permission to buy more. You know you need it, and it’s your body, and you buy it with the fruits of your own labor; but the doctor thinks it is his right to first make you sign away all your rights, pay him, visit him, give him your blood, and make promises to obey.

Try buying medicine without a doctor’s permission, or try competing with the doctor to provide medical services — you will go to jail, and yet, their advice hasn’t been very helpful to me, and has often been wrong. I guess that’s why they need protection from competition.

I pretty much don’t need them anymore, but did I really beat the cartel … given how Obamacare makes me pay them anyway?

During the shakedown, you may even have to become an actor and pretend that you will follow the doctor’s advice when you may already know better. You must also assert that you are a very happy and well adjusted person (which I always am) who respects the doctor and doesn’t think he is part of a cartel or that he is perpetrating a shakedown; otherwise, he could have you detained for days, drugged, and put on the no-fly list. BTW, the CDC is requesting the right to indefinitely detain you. The doctor could have the government take your kids and your right to keep and bear arms — just on his whim.

Just like the police, the politicians, and the rich and famous … doctors are above the law.

Calling it a shakedown by a cartel is thus an understatement. It is also cronyism, fascism, and tyranny.

Jim
 

  • Warren says:

    Congratulations! Would like to know more about how you did it. Got healthy that is. The above website is a good place to start. There you can get the unbiased results of the latest nutritional research presented by a M.D. in short three to five minute videos in language that the average person can understand. I too have gotten healthy, no longer on blood pressure meds and feeling a lot younger, more agile and at age 76 going on 77 my PSA score is 1.3 so I’m doing pretty good. I have recently started a website to help others do the same. It is eatingforahealthylife.org. It’s just getting started but there are some good links to check out and a few blogs to read with much more to come. Write to me at the above email address if you would. I would be interested to hear from you.

    Warren Rasmussen, Ph.D.

    • Jim says:

      The additions to my usual regimen were primarily eating small fatty fish at least every other day, adding krill oil, and eliminating pretty much all wheat, rice, other starches, and sugar (other than low fructose fruit and raw honey). Other changes were reduced processed food and more organic food.

      • Mike says:

        Blood pressure . Please tell me how you lowered yours.

        Thank you!

        • Jim says:

          I summarized a pretty strict version of my regimen on my new site, which is dedicated to helping everyone become the best version of themselves, which is hard to do if one feels like shit–mentally and physically.

          I suspect that taking the pledge will also help to lower one’s blood pressure. 🙂

          http://leagueofrealpeople.com/personal-health-jumpstart-pledge/

        • John says:

          That is really simple. Celery is very good at it. It lowers and regulates blood pressure. Basically you just have to control what you eat, more potassium than sodium in your diet lowers BP and the opposite. Do not supress sodium, that is a common error!! just increase potassium. Take into account that in order to load potassium into cells you have to have magnesium as well. Other vitamins influence the process like vitamin C. And take off medication as you control it.

  • johnny mars says:

    Five years ago I joined a permaculture group on meetup.com that lead me to totally change my diet. I eat only grass-fed beef in moderation (once or twice a month), no pork, organic chicken, wild-caught fish, and have eliminated nitrate-preserved foods like lunchmeat and hot dogs, avoid sugars, GMO’s, high fructose corn syrup, salts, food colorings, and flavor enhancers (90% of supermarket foods on shelves). I grow and eat organic foods, or try to buy organic locally from trusted sources. I also take supplements and a daily multi-vitamin. I feel better than I did 7 years ago, and my doctor commented that I am healthier than I was 7 years ago.

    In the USA, industrial food is garbage, laced with pesticides, herbicides, and oil-based fertilizers. Mon$atan, one of the most sued corporations in the world, dominates the GMO-pesticided, patented seeds market, spreading its poisons throughout the world.

    I’m starting to believe that the Agricon foods deliberately make us sick for the Pharmacons to treat us, but not cure us.

    I have produced over 40 videos about permaculture: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA302F7D0CEA4F65A

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