neighbor Wingmask said:Andrew said:Wingmask said:Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
> convicted neighbor Guy ([email hidden]) wrote:Quoted message said:> > In my opinion the American public is very confused about
> > the nature of insurance.Quoted message said:> > It a pool of money that is distributed to the policy holder that have
> > a stated loss.Quoted message said:> > In one way or another the pool is filled with money from the policy
> > holders.Quoted message said:> > If it is company program, much of it comes from
> > the federal government in a tax write offQuoted message said:> > In most cases it a part of your compensation when
> > yo r4eceive a lower salary and the money goes to the
> > insurance fund.Quoted message said:> > The total money must comes from somewhere,
Quoted message said:> > A diabetic is a very high risk and no sane person
> > would provide them with insurance.Quoted message said:> > WE do have some form of socialized program.
> > We just avoid calling it that.Quoted message said:> > For years we have fooled our selves into thinking it is free.
Quoted message said:> > The whole system is near collapse. Shifting the burden to
> > others will fail soon. The pot will be empty.Quoted message said:> > When that happens the doc will have a file of un collectible
> > bills or have to accept a chicken as they had to in the 1930.sQuoted message said:> > It is time all wake up and see what is happening and the
> > eventual consequences to all.Quoted message said:> > It is a shame that panicked people come here begging for
> > coverage.Quoted message said:> > Now that this is becoming obvious we need to face a common
> > problem ad try to avoid a mess that biased elements
> > will try to shove on us.Quoted message said:> > Any decent society will provide some leveling of the field and
> > provide some protection for the less fortunate. Actually for all.Quoted message said:> > The only possible answer is a government program that will
> > cover ALL and all pay their share from the cradle to the grave.Quoted message said:> > To some elements that are making out like mad today do not want
> > changes. They want the benefits without any controls. But
> > when the slot machine is empty there will be no jackpots.Quoted message said:> > Can we achieve the change in a way to avoid chaos.
Quoted message said:> > For over 20 years I was locked into a job where I was
> > much less useful to society. I managed to cover
> > the major bills or avoid the financial stress that might
> > have been there.Quoted message said:> > At all levels there is abuse because there is no audit on
> > so many. We know this cannot exist forever.Quoted message said:> > Stupid people see insurance as a tree with unlimited
> > fruit. Insurance is just a shared liability for all including
> > the misfortunate.
> > In a collective way you pay for everything. A fair
> > system is the obvious need.Quoted message said:> > Idiots at all levels do not understand or accept this.
Quoted message said:> > I the 1920's every one was getting rich in the stick market.
> > I do know first hand the result of that thinking.Quoted message said:> > We produce and we share on some rational basis.
Quoted message said:> > Un less we legalize slavery which some want very badly
> > but with a new name.va.Quoted message said:> Having type-2 diabetes is essentially slavery where the chains are the
> world's greatest lie:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:> Be hungry.
Quoted message said:Dr. Chung - can we eat carbs since we are hungry?
The world would have you believe that type-2 diabetics can not eat
carbohydrates.Here's the truth:
Glucose is carbohydrate.
If you did not eat complex carbohydrates (ie bread), which are broken
down to supply glucose, your liver would have to break down protein to
synthesize glucose (gluconeogenesis).The latter would not be a good thing.
Oh goodie. Time to break out the Oreos.
Oreos are unlikely part of the healthy balanced diabetic diet that
your doctor(s) has recommended for you (sucrose is broken down into
fructose which is not optimal for a diabetic).
This simply shows that you have in your heart that terrible lie that
hunger/craving is bad compelling you to eat when it is not time to
eat, to eat wrongly, and to overeat.
Until you overcome the lie, you will remain a "slave."
May GOD bless you in HIS mighty way making you healthier (hungrier)
than ever.
Prayerfully in Jesus' awesome love,
Andrew <><
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Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Cardiologist