Brad, I agree with you. I wonder if that is why our hormones get so out of
wack some times with all the stuff they put in our food. It's possible that
those hormones get passed on to us, but I know they will deny it.

I'm all for natural stuff, but I know it isn't easy also, especially when
the medical industry and the F.D.A. doesn't support us at all.

They don't even want us to know all the side affects from the perscriptions
we take.

Praying for you and for everyone.

Love and Blessings,
Pat Ferguson



At 11:07 AM 11/29/2005, you wrote:
>Pat,
>
>No I haven't read it. But you are indeed correct when you say pray for the
>FDA. Perhaps it sounds cynical or left wingish, but they in fact do not
>have the people's best interest in mind. I agree natural methods are best
>if possible. I'm sure there is a natural one for every synthetic need but
>finding it in today's world is more difficult. I guess that is just the age
>we live in. I mean years and years ago they were not injecting our food
>with antibiotics, steroids and etc. The guy who came out with "The Maker's
>Diet" a biblical eating plan has a book out, probably the same name. His
>name is Ruben Jordan, or Jordan Ruben, can't remember, dang those guys with
>two first names, anyway it is extremely informative but not yet on
>BookShare or the like. He basically saved his life from Kron's Disease
>after countless medical applications and even stab in the dark ones when
>the medical ones didn't work. He researched why God's people were so
>healthy in all of history and looked at their diet. There are others out
>there too that have adhered to God's suggested foods and etc. and have been
>proven scientifically to be the healthiest. We abandoned the Maker's Diet
>plan due to cost. Not of his supplements as we weren't even doing those,
>but just buying none injected food is expensive. They are making it hard to
>eat proper these days. For instance, a Turkey that is injected with
>hormones and antibiotics, in other words your average turkey in a store ran
>98 cents a pound here. A range fed organic non-injected or medicated turkey
>ran $2 a pound. In the end though, one is better off spending the bucks on
>good food rather than meds or doc bills in the future. You can actually
>taste the difference between a range fed natural chicken and a store bought
>one, they taste like chickens use to taste. It is amazing what they'll do
>to our food and we don't even know. They have a chicken now that has been
>messed with its genetics so it has no feathers. Less for them to process I
>guess so they save money. I don't know, I think God's original equipment is
>best.
>
>Brad
>
>
>At 10:09 AM 11/29/2005 -0600, you wrote:
> >Brad, hmm. You can probably double those figures now. <grin>
> >
> >Yah! I had some xray's not too long ago, in September, and they didn't find
> >anything. I don't agree with their diagnosis, either. Now, they got me on
> >300 mgs of Zantax. It's working but I think it's causing other problems.
> >Oh! If they had their way they would drug us to death.
> >
> >Brad, have you read the book by Kevin Trado! You can get it on the loving
> >BookShare.
> >
> >I can't remember the name of it now. It's something like Everything your
> >doctor doesn't want you to know.
> >
> >I prefer taking natural stuff, but I'm already on 3 perscriptions and I
> >hate it.
> >
> >We need to pray for the corrupted medical community and the FDA.
> >
> >Love and Blessings,
> >Pat Ferguson
> >
> >
> >At 08:43 PM 11/28/2005, you wrote:
> > >Not being facetious here but it does get humorous, and I realize sooner or
> > >later this is of no concern if it doesn't improve...
> > >
> > >Hmmm. Let's see here...
> > >
> > >$75 Doctor fee to tell me that yes if I want an X Ray, he'll set it up.
> > >$25 Hospital fee to process paperwork for me picture
> > >$120  X Ray Room Fee. Room rental to take me picture.
> > >$75  X Ray Technician Fee. For person my doc referred to use the X Ray
> room
> > >and takes me picture.
> > >$75  Radiologist Fee. For person to look at my pictures the X Ray
> > >Technician gave him and then tell my doc what my picture says
> > >$75  Doctor Fee. For doc to tell me what the radiologist said my X Ray'
> > >technician's picture says.
> > >
> > >Of course these are not actual figures, I'm sure they are probably higher
> > >even. But that is my concern at this point. Plus after a person my wife
> > >knows who's dad died from a misdiagnosed case of Gout, and geesh the many
> > >known misdiagnosed cases here, I'd feel I'd wait it out and if it gets
> > >worse, I'll have to get desparte to go here, or arrange something in the
> > >Twin Cities. My wife did OK here with her surgerey but her doc was fresh
> > >out of the cities, came recommended, and I was there nearly all the
> time to
> > >keep an eye on things as it were. Hopefully it won't come to all of that.
> > >
> > >Brad
> > >
> > >At 06:41 PM 11/28/2005 -0700, you wrote:
> > > >Brad,
> > > >
> > > >You realize that a simple X-ray can do wonders these days?
> > > >
> > > >Phil.
> > >
> > >Brad
> > >
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