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OraMedia Newsletter for Dental Self Sufficiency
Where's the 'Health' in Health Care Reform?
November 27, 2005
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in this issue
-- Where's the Health in Health Care Reform?
-- Bacteria testing - Your first vital step
Greetings! I try hard to publish news and articles which touch on one or more of Dr. Nara's 7 Factors or principles for optimum oral health (see http://mizar5.com/7fmore.html ). The article showcased in this newsletter hits hard on the concepts of 'Nutrition' and 'Money,' numbers 1 and 7 on Nara's list. In fact, I feel that this article is so important that it is the only one in this newsletter. I also feel that every responsible American should read it two or three times and drive the concept home hard to their friends and families - because if you ever wanted a clearer picture of what's wrong with American health care, where it is heading and what we REALLY should be doing about it, Mike Adams', 'Where's the Health in Health in Health Care Reform?' hits the nail right on the head! |
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Where's the Health in Health Care Reform? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Mike Adams is a brilliant man. He knows that
'health care' is more about money than disease. In
the following article, Mike points out that there is
simply not enough money to go around and that the
only way to solve our current health care crisis is
to make people healthier... throwing money at the
problem just creates an even larger problem
(bankruptcy)."Anyone already thinking along these lines needs to read the following article by Mike Adams." -Dr. Robert O. Nara, DDS In the months and years ahead, you're going to hear a whole lot of talk about health care reform, but most of what you're going to hear is about reform, not health. You see, there's this great lie out there, this huge misconception, this big shell game, where all these politicians and power-hungry people think they can convince the public that health care reform is just about shifting paper around and deciding who pays. But I say that you cannot talk about health care reform with any degree of honesty or credibility until you talk about health. None of the discussion I have seen from anybody out there – not the press, not the health care authorities, not the American Medical Association, not the politicians who are going to ride this issue all the way into public office – covers substantial ideas about actually making people healthier. So I ask: Where's the health in health care reform? You can't reform your way out of chronic disease by changing who pays for it. You can't take away a nation of degenerative brain disorder sufferers and a whole generation of children who have been born with malfunctioning nervous systems because of the malnutrition the mothers have been experiencing. You can't take that away by changing who's writing the check. You can't solve obesity and diabetes by insuring all the uninsured. This is not a paperwork problem, yet that's the solution we hear out there. It's all about paperwork. |
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Bacteria testing - Your first vital step ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The first step in curing a disease is locating and
understanding the source. It is anymore widely
accepted that the presence of certain oral pathogens
are considered 'high risk' for gum disease. When
these pathogens are not removed by mechanical means,
such as brushing, they colonize and set out on a
quiet process of decay. We normally do not know it
is even happening since indicators are often
overlooked until pain and/or bleeding are present.
At that point, however, pain and bleeding are
indicators that the disease has advanced.
"Fifty years ago, as a dental student, I was exposed to the idea that testing a person's saliva would reveal the cause of cavities and/or gum disease. "Knowing the 'cause,' it was then possible to design dental treatment... Or better yet, to structure a cure!!! "The public welcomes these methods, especially when applied to stopping the cause and curing the disease, rather than having fillings and extractions. "I used a variety of tests over the many years. currently, in my opinion, the absolutely best personal test available is called the BANA Test. The availability and benefits can all be obtained from OraMedia." Robert O. Nara, DDS |
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