Friday, June 23, 2006


Alternative Health


    Drug Companies Manipulate

    I keep reminding my family that the drug companies manipulate
    the peramiters of tests in a way that they can sell more drugs.

    A good example is found on Dr Mercola's site about cholesterol,
    So I am going to quote a little and then you can read more
    if you wish.

    "In 2001 the drug companies were able to manipulate the
    National Cholesterol Education Program committee to change
    the 1993 guidelines for treating those with cholesterol.

    They modified the recommendations to include anyone with an
    LDL (bad cholesterol) level from 130 to 100 to be a candidate
    for drug therapy. This one change increased their potential
    market in the United States alone by more than 36 million
    people. This tripled the number of people that were eligible
    for cholesterol-lowering medications.

    Then, in 2004, the same federal committee reduced the level
    even further to 70."
    http://www.mercola.com/2006/jun/22/evil_marketing_geniuses.htm

    From 130 to 70! So if your cholesterol is any higher than 70 now,
    it is likely that your Dr. wants you on statin drugs. I know mine
    did but I refused. I know it is not out of range for what used
    to be allowed years ago.

    So much of our health or lack of it is founded in our nutrition or
    lack of good nutrition. Eat pleanty of vegetables and some fruit
    each day, with some of that being raw, and you will go a long
    way in building your health and avoiding the use of medication
    unnecesarily.

    Jeannie Crabtree C.Ac.


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