Various legislative proposals under serious consideration propose fining larger employers who do not provide a minimum standard of health care insurance and mandating that people buy health insurance. The legislation also taxes certain very high payout insurance policies (so-called “Cadillac policies”) to help finance subsidies for poorer citizens. Certain proposals include a choice of a not-for-profit insurer modeled on Medicare (sometimes called the “government option”). Democratic legislators have largely supported the proposed reform efforts, while Republicans have criticized the government option or expanded regulation of healthcare.

Both advocates and critics of reform have mobilized citizens to support their views, with particularly visible demonstrations occurring as congressional leaders returned to their

The current behavior of our legislators is beyond shameful as they sell out not only themselves but their loved ones and future generations for the here-and-now sparkling gold from corporate lobbyists.

Sadly, promoting healthier lifestyles does not produce financial profit for these industries. If it were otherwise, you can be sure that they would be sponsoring healthy lifestyle awareness.

I’m trying to be more proactive by eating more fruits and vegetables. I’m also taking high quality nutritional supplements which have made a huge difference. They’ve decreased my sugar cravings and increased my energy. I also try to stick to a low glycemic diet which helps a lot too.

Thanks for the info and keep posting more!

Reagan said: “One of the traditional methods of imposing statism or socialism on a people has been by way of medicine. It’s very easy to disguise a medical program as a humanitarian project. Most people are a little reluctant to oppose anything that suggests medical care for people who possibly can’t afford it.”

This health care reform has nothing to do with health care!