Your Healthcare Is in Jeopardy — Protect Yourself

September 10, 2009

Part 1 of 3-Part Series

by Doctor Russell Blaylock

If you think there are problems with the current state of healthcare,

just wait until you see what your government has in store for you.

President Obama is pushing national health insurance, which is a

euphemism for socialized medicine. With this in mind, I felt I should

do a series of newsletters on how to survive (literally) a socialized

system. I have studied socialized medical care systems for over 30

years, and I have come to several conclusions about these systems

and their implications, which I will share with you.

One of the key aspects of these systems is rationing. Since such

plans are extremely expensive, no one can possibly believe that these

plans can pay for themselves — Medicare and Medicaid should have

settled that issue long ago — care will have to be rationed because of

the staggering costs.

I can clearly remember when Medicare and Medicaid were first

proposed. Those selling the programs, along with the usual tearful

pleas for a humane understanding, promised that the programs

would pay for themselves, and they would help control the rising

costs of medical care. People were also assured that the quality

of care would be better than ever. The cost of both Medicare and

Medicaid began to escalate immediately upon implementation and

has grown exponentially ever since.

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