State collapse is inevitable when a society’s leaders are insulated from the negative consequences of their bad decisions.
Mike Shelby
All to true, and this skit goes on every day in Physicians offices all around the country of them trying to convince older and even younger patients lto be shot up with all sorts of vaccines and prescription drugs and making people much more sicker instead of getting to the root cause.
Too close to the truth to be truly funny. Modern medicine as practiced in scamerica is mostly garbage, save for trauma care. That we pay so damned much for it (with no choice in the matter, since. At a minimum, we are all paying the taxes that subsidize the medical industrial complex, as well as for all the downstream societal effects that come from so many people being in piss poor health) makes it all the more enraging.
Clearly, I’ve been blessed with generally good health. I haven’t seen a doctor (but for a couple of urgent care visits for things I couldn’t treat myself, like a laceration that needed stitches) in the past ~20 years. My previous primary care physician retired without my even knowing it, until nearly 6 years after the fact. I take no meds (except OTC pain meds, and cough/cold meds, on a strictly as needed basis).
Outside of periodic muscle and joint pain – which are inevitable in my line of work – and being maybe 15-20 lbs overweight, I have no health issues to speak of. Whether or not that remains the case longer term, I cannot say. I’m at the age where people tend to start having more health problems, but I intend to continue avoiding interaction with the “healthcare system” as much as I can. I’d rather drop dead at 65 while still enjoying a decent quality of life, that to make 75 or 85, while being miserable, and lining the pockets of whores in the medical industry for a decade or more.
You’re doing well, health-wise, and seem to be ahead of the curve.
And, unless you had a ‘pumper,’ some Steri-Strips properly applied may have saved you the suturing! Worst case? Your scar may have gotten a bit wider than one that was sutured–but chicks dig body damage so, no worries!
Americans would do well to research the myriad of natural (un-patentable) and non-pharmacologic remedies that can make life safe and simple (and cost a pittance vs. your physician’s BigPharma Rx):
Cayenne Pepper
Hydrogen Peroxide
Potato Poultices
Garlic
Ivermectin/Fenbendazole [may need an Rx]
DMSO
Intermittent Fasting
Onion
Ginger
Bentonite Clay
Milk Thistle
Comfrey
Castor Oil
Activated Charcoal
To name just a few…….
Heck, did you know that the spike in cardiovascular disease occurred [with some lag time to clog your blood vessels] when BigAgra dumped mass use of seed oils into all of our foods and restaurant kitchens.
Think “avocado & olive oil” as preferred alternatives.
I have read up on and stocked my supplies with many of the items you listed. I do keep a supply of proven OTC meds on hand, along with extensive first aid supplies, saline solution, betadine, steristrips, and a host of other stuff. I even have a suture kit, and would use it in a pinch if I really had to.
The laceration I went to urgent care to get stitches for was deep, and in an awkward spot on my foot, that would have been very difficult to get to heal properly (and avoid infection) without it being stitched up. Another trip to UC was to have a speck of cast iron particulate (that resulted from cutting a section of pipe, even though I was wearing safety glasses) removed from my eye. I tried to get it myself with a sterile foam swab saturated in saline solution pulled across the lens, but it was just too well embedded.
The only other trip was for a horrible cold (this was pre-covid, 2017 IIRC) that I could tell was about to turn into pneumonia, and had to seek treatment for it. Other than that, I’ve not graced a doctor’s office or hospital room (excepting dental visits) for 25+ years now. Most any other issues I’ve figured out how to deal with on my own. When I consider just the time and money saved, it is breathtaking. To say nothing of probably helping to maintain my good health by not getting on the endless treadmill of allowing a physician to get me on a bunch of drugs that they try to push on everyone of a certain age). Cholesterol drugs, statins, blood pressure meds (my BP runs naturally low, which runs on Mom’s side of the family) and God knows what else they try to scare you into taking now. I’ve gotten as close as one practically can to “beating the system”. And I do take a certain pride in that.
Iam in my mid 70’s and in very good health with no issues at all because of the grace of God he gives me good health thus far. Prayer is the main thing in staying in tune with God which keeps me healthy. The Lord keeps me out of hospitals and on occasion I see my physician to get bloodwork done but the doctor requests it because of my age. I can still do the things I did in my 40-50’s just a tad slower but I can keep up. You laid out a good list of items of which all are excellent. The only item I would recommend is taken ivermectin three days straight out of the month even if your not ill, it kills parasites and helps in reducing the spike protein from the vaccine shedders. I would also recommend a sars covid2 antigen blood test this will determine how much antibodies are in your system for immunity. The test will also tell you if the spike proteins are high in your system, anything under 1000 is great.
Reminded me of this gem about Placebovia.
https://x.com/Gryph911/status/2024975383498564038?
Better living through chemistry! (not)
It’s ironic that in my family, my 32 yo leftist daughter is all trust the science and her barely boomer Dad is the daughter in the video. She and her husband took the vax against my advice. I pray often they will not ever suffer from that decision
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