Bill Clinton and Choices

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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 1:39 pm

Post subject: Ex-president Bill Clinton and Stupid Choices

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" Bill Clinton and Choices "

 

Bill Clinton continues to prove that a Rhodes Scholar can make

stupid choices.

 

Do you long for a diminished quality of life?

 

Do you want to pay someone a large amount of money to do something

to you that is, at best, marginally effective?

 

Do you want to take drugs, for the rest of your life that can harm

you?

 

Do you want to join some of the rich and famous, like Ex-president

Bill Clinton?

 

Do you want to become a part of the largest statistical population

group in the U.S. (64,500,000 people)?

 

If you want all of these things and more, all you need to do is make

some dysfunctional choices concerning your nutrition, stress,

physical activities, life style and seek out conventional,

established medical help for the results of your choices.

 

If you do these simple things you will have cardiovascular disease

and you likely will have it for the rest of your life.

 

As a cardiovascular disease statistic, you will be able to pay about

$20,000 every now and then for an angioplastie, $40,000 for an

occasional coronary artery bypass surgery and at least $180 per

month for the rest of your life for drugs, to keep you alive.

 

You can also become one of 1,300,000 from your chosen statistical

grouping that die each year from cardiovascular disease.

 

If you don't want to join the dismal cardiovascular statistical

grouping, you can make some functional choices concerning your

nutrition, stress, physical activities, life style and seek out non-

conventional, alternative help to keep yourself healthy.

 

There are many sources and books that can tell you more of the

failures of conventional medical care and how to learn more of and

use alternatives.

 

" Lipitor: Thief of Memory, Statin Drugs and the Misguided war on

cholesterol " and " Health, Greed, Power " and " Racketeering in

Medicine " (found at Amazon or downloadpress.com)

are all good books that will help you make intelligent choices.

 

Bob Brown rbrownchoice