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ERMX Grabs Edge Of US Trade With China And Moves Into Nitride Devices!
EntreMetrix Inc. (ERMX)
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Congress's push to increase trade agreements with China gives ERMX huge
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military, energy and technological solutions in China. This is huge. Get
on ERMX Monday!
Former New England Journal of Medicine Editor Marcia.
" They want to outlaw healing. We're stuffing our children full of these
toxic foods, just to make sure they don't "misbehave.
As a nation, we're going bankrupt. Congratulations and thanks for your
help! Prior to starting the regimen, patients were evaluated for a
one-week control period to demonstrate that they were not bleeding. "
That's because if they can keep you in that little box of thought, then
you won't talk about the causes of these diseases, which are largely
found in foods. It's unproven," say these doctors, medical researchers,
medical journals and corrupt health authorities.
We've got hospitals where we can buy a pizza. They want to make sure
people only choose drugs.
" We're going to mandate coverage for all drugs and it's going to be
paid for by the government.
Track news on arthritis at DiseaseWatch. In closing arguments, a Merck
lawyer assailed plaintiff lawyers' allegations that the pharmaceutical
giant put profit ahead of patient safety.
I don't think we're going to turn this around. You're talking about two
things: Cost and people.
Half the nation is literally drugged up. " That's basically the strategy
of Big Pharma. Our employers are going bankrupt trying to fund the
health insurance of their employees.
You're going to be discredited.
It would cost the government and the pharmaceutical companies money. It
has helped me to organize my confused ideas about many health topics,
such as diabetes and high blood pressure. It's the money first. You keep
big, rich companies happy. All trademarks, registered trademarks and
servicemarks mentioned on this site are the property of their respective
owners.
What it means is financial bankruptcy because, again, if you don't
address the health, there is no real solution. You've got people in
India who make top U.
You make sure that health insurance has to cover Viagra even if it's
being prescribed to sex offenders, which is exactly what's going on in
this country. You announce the Medicare drug discount card and make it
illegal for the government to negotiate volume discounts with drug
companies.
I have only learned through your many written articles.
Hospital beds would go empty.
" It's called a monopoly. It will just be the status quo applied to
another generation of sorry, suckered Americans who are now chronically
diseased just like their parents. The question essentially becomes: "How
are we going to keep people on just enough prescription drugs so we make
a lot of money from them, but not so many that it kills them?
According to one expert on liver disease quoted by Critser, "In the
United States drug-induced liver disease is the most common cause of
acute liver failure. You outlaw refined sugar.
It's called screwing the U. You've got other nations spending a fraction
of that on health care. You're going to be attacked because there's
simply too much money at stake here. Of course, all these drug companies
say they need the money to "find a cure for cancer. " But they don't
realize what it means. "How are we going to extract a whole lot of
profits out of the general public and call it science-based medicine?
The politicians, they want to get in power.
No, we can't have anything that actually works in this country because
the pharmaceutical industry would lose money. Just don't expect to hear
anything sane or useful from our public health officials or politicians
who claim to be solving this health crisis with their ridiculous
proposals for health care reform.
"This isn't a guy who neglected his health," said Seeger, saying
Humeston's cholesterol levels and blood pressure were normal and that he
never smoked. I don't see any honest discussion of health care reform,
do you?
You have a special place in my prayers for your gift of this newsletter.
We could reform the USDA and break the ties between food companies and
regulators. It's called protectionism.
Maybe we can turn this around, but I don't see any indication of it.
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