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Who Makes the Ultimate Decisions?

Monday, August 16th, 2010

Now that The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is law, what will come next? When will we the people learn of what this new law entails right down to the smallest detail? How will the health insurance industry and the medical health care community be changes, rearranged, or perhaps eliminated?

Will we the people have any choices left? Will this new government take over the health insurance industry and be the final nail in the coffin for all citizens? One of the major changes in the new health insurance law that passed will be to limit the number of visits per year.

What this means is that you the individual will be told when you can and cannot visit your medical health care physician and he or she may not be the medical physician you have been accustomed to visiting. Yes, it is true that it has been said many times, over how you will continue to visit with the medical physician you were accustomed to seeing, but that will be the exception and not the rule.

It will be your government through the Internal Revenue Service who will decide when you are ill enough to seek medical health care assistance. By limiting the number of times per year an individual may visit with a medical health care physician reduces the overall cost nationwide.

The newly designated Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute will be researching and experimenting with the cause and effect of known treatments, technological equipment, and prescription medications. The purpose of this is to decide which medications will have the same affect for treatment, but at a lower cost.

Are you concerned about what this means for your health care? The government has now appointed itself through this new health insurance law to be permanently in charge of deciding what treatments and medications are best suited for your needs, not your medical health care physician.

If the government decides, you do not require any medication or treatment that is what you will be forced to accept. On those occasions when you require the assistance of a medical health care provider you will need to ask for permission from the government first or run the risk of having to pay all medical costs incurred out of pocket.

The best option you can have is to remain as healthy as you possibly can and maybe consider growing a few medicinal herbs. The Aloe medicinal herb comes to mind because when you slit the leaves open and place on burns and cuts it works as well as medicine.

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Unconstitutional Health Care Reform

Friday, July 16th, 2010

On September 23, 2010, there will be another round of health insurance issues through the newly mandated, The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which will unleash a few more of the new laws, rules, and regulations for, we the people to become accustomed. A few of the new health insurance laws going into effect are:

  1. Dependent children may remain on parent’s health insurance policy until age twenty-six
  2. Heath insurance providers may not discriminate against pre-existing health care conditions for anyone under the age of nineteen
  3. Health insurance providers are forbidden from charging co-payments or deductibles for Level A or Level B preventive health care and medical screening on all new health insurance plans

Keep the health insurance in mind, understand that Article 1, Section VIII, opening paragraph of the Constitution of the United States of America states very clearly the following fact.

“The Congress shall have Power to lay and collect Taxes, Duties,
Imposts, and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common
Defense and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties,
Imposts, and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States”

The key words are “uniform throughout” and it is this simple phrase that constitutes the new health insurance bill unconstitutional. The other valid argument is simply that although federal law trumps state laws, it was the states that ceded certain powers to establish the federal government. The government did not establish the states, the reason why each state has its own seat of government with the exception of the state of Texas, which was its own country from 1836 to 1845 before joining the Union. The Tenth Amendment states the following:

“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution,
nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively,
or to the people.”

This is why in the current health insurance battle there are twenty-one states Attorneys General filing suit against the federal government because the federal government cannot mandate health insurance as a requirement of citizenship. The twenty-one state lawsuit against the federal government respectively states the favoritism. They are using such examples as the “Louisiana Purchase” and the “Corn Husker Kickback” as examples though there are more.

It is true that the United States is facing health care crises because the current road we are on is absolutely unsustainable. To date there is more money being disbursed than there is income.

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