Yes, Prevention is Cheaper Than Treatment

 
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  • Posted By: pra_n_han_made_n @ 05/27/2008 11:24:33 AM

    Comment: While I shall discuss this article with my primary care provider along with recent testing results from my cardiologist, it poses views that create dilemnas for any one individual.

    Cost vs quality of health/life is the primary determinate. While we all would like to be in the best possible health we can expect, it is unclear exactly what measures are indicated and we each need to clarify our own perspective and determine where the opinions of our health care providers fall.

    A followup article pointing out how to determine the strategy that our doctors embrace would provide optimal insight. Surely it would be important to be "on the same page" with your doctor instead of following "cookie cutter" philosophy that a particular course of treatment or prevention is right for you as an individual.

    Both well being and "out of pocket" expense are of significance.

  • Posted By: gdelarosa2002 @ 04/30/2008 5:09:01 PM

    Comment: Great article.I totaly agree the choices we make determine our health.I drink a great product called Monavie. It offers many antibiotics, polyphenols,vitamins and nutrients our bodies need to heal itself.You get the eqivelent of 13 servings of fruit all in a 2 ounce serving!Thegreatproduct.com/Godsberry

  • Posted By: gdelarosa2002 @ 04/30/2008 4:59:18 PM

    Comment: Great article.I totaly agree the choices we make determine our health.I drink a great product called Monavie. It offers many antibiotics, polyphenols,vitamins and nutrients our bodies need to heal itself.You get the eqivelent of 13 servings of fruit all in a 2 ounce serving!Thegreatproduct.com/Godsberry

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