tinmenace
09-07-2007, 02:09 PM
I was contemplating where I should put this article, and decided against the "Medical/Health" section because I think this is part of the ongoing suppression of consciousness. I believe that consciousness is capable of miracles and it hardly surprises me that the loomies would target us in this way. I know that in the USA, every other TV commercial is for antidepressants...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hospital and doctor visits in the United States have surged by 20 percent in the past five years and the most commonly prescribed medications are antidepressants, according to statistics published on Friday.
The survey by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also found most people who visited emergency rooms had private health insurance, although the uninsured were twice as likely to use emergency services as people with insurance.
The report estimates that 1.2 billion visits were made to hospitals, emergency rooms and physicians' offices in 2005.
"It was only a few years ago that we released that the total number of visits had reached 1 billion. And now we are up to 1.2 billion," Catharine Burt of the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics said in a telephone interview.
"That's a 20 percent increase in the just the last five years -- a huge number," said Burt. "I can tell you that the number of hospitals and physicians has not increased 20 percent."
The reason is clear -- Americans are getting older. "When you reach 50 things start going wrong, just little by little, and you keep going back to the doctors," Burt said.
The baby boom generation -- born between 1946 and 1964 -- are now prime users of the medical system.
Burt's team surveyed 352 hospitals and about 1,200 physicians throughout 2005 for the study.
OLDER AND DEPRESSED
Of 2.4 billion drugs mentioned in patients' medical records in 2005, 118 million were antidepressants, Burt found. High blood pressure drugs followed, with 113 million and arthritis or headache drugs were mentioned in 110 million.
"These are visits. These aren't people," she said. People taking antidepressants may need more frequent doctor visits.
The report also shed light on the controversial issue of emergency room visits. Many health care experts are worried that the 43 million people who lack health insurance in the United States must rely on emergency rooms for care -- not the best way to prevent serious conditions.
The survey suggests this is true. "People with no insurance are twice as likely to use the emergency department as the privately insured," Burt said.
Nearly 28 percent of all doctors visits by uninsured people are to emergency rooms, compared to 6.6 percent of visits made by people with insurance.
The report found that 46 million of the visits made to ERs in 2005 were by people with insurance, compared to 19 million by people without insurance.
"With 315,000 people visiting emergency departments every day, the alarm bells are sounding and policymakers should heed the alert and respond," said Dr. Brian Keaton, president of the American College of Emergency Physicians, which is pressing for a national commission on access to emergency medical services.
The CDC report is available on the Internet at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ad/ad388.pdf
Source (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070702/hl_nm/hospital_visits_dc)
This from another thread (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27310&postcount=18) - Ritual..or Serial Killer...or coincidence? (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2526)
I was reading a thread called the Real X-Men (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1396) by Edelweiss Pirate, and I posted a reply way down the line on post # 38. What EP said made a profound impact on me. In fact it kept me thinking all through lunchtime that day. It prompted me to find out more about Schizophrenic drugs (for those that refuse to download the matrix and are labeled schizophrenic or ADHD, etc).
So, this is what I discovered…
Antipsychotic drugs are supposed to treat people ‘suffering’ from delusional disorders, including hallucinations, mania, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and Tourette syndrome, to name just a few. Some of these drugs include:
Phenothiazine – Active Ingredient in 6 Antipsychotic brand names including Thorazine and Prolixin
This is a PESTICIDE created by none other than DuPont. Yes! The same DuPont as discussed in post # 5 in this Ritual…or Serial Killer thread. The connection is incredible but the fact that it’s a PESTICIDE?? Can this be considered medicine? I mean seriously? Of course not. No wonder people ‘diagnosed’ as schizophrenics don’t like taking their medication.
Olanzapine – Sold as Zyprexa or Zyprexa Zydis
Well, well, well…if it isn’t the famous Illuminati company, Eli Lilly based in In-DIANA (read the In-DIANA thread (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2172)) that makes and distributes this poison. It’s no surprise either that it’s one of the most commonly used antipsychotic drugs in America. Another one of their dubious gems is Prozac. It seems almost like an epidemic where Prozac patients are either committing suicide or murder. I just can’t help but feel that these dicks are experimenting on us! I’m not sure what they’re up to, and I don’t even understand the majority of the medical terminology, but I just know that they’re not doing this for the good of mankind. They’re messing with dopamine levels in the brain, and dopamine is what makes you feel happy and rewarded.
I know that DuPont and Eli Lilly are not responsible for all the antipsychotic drugs available, which brings me to my next discovery.
Tetrabenazine – VMAT inhibitor
This is very interesting indeed. What is VMAT? Well, it’s a gene and it has been identified as relating to spirituality and religion as concluded in a study by the National Cancer Institute. This poison called Tetrabenazine is a VMAT inhibitor, so in other words it suppresses your spirit…your consciousness.
We know that consciousness is the most important thing we have, and the only thing that is going to break the spell that the Illuminati wizards have cast upon us. So, what happens when Millions of people are turned into robots through drugs like Tetrabenazine?
The one thing I have learned over the years is that pharmaceutical companies are not in the business of healing people. They’re in the business of changing our chemical structure with their poisons.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hospital and doctor visits in the United States have surged by 20 percent in the past five years and the most commonly prescribed medications are antidepressants, according to statistics published on Friday.
The survey by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also found most people who visited emergency rooms had private health insurance, although the uninsured were twice as likely to use emergency services as people with insurance.
The report estimates that 1.2 billion visits were made to hospitals, emergency rooms and physicians' offices in 2005.
"It was only a few years ago that we released that the total number of visits had reached 1 billion. And now we are up to 1.2 billion," Catharine Burt of the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics said in a telephone interview.
"That's a 20 percent increase in the just the last five years -- a huge number," said Burt. "I can tell you that the number of hospitals and physicians has not increased 20 percent."
The reason is clear -- Americans are getting older. "When you reach 50 things start going wrong, just little by little, and you keep going back to the doctors," Burt said.
The baby boom generation -- born between 1946 and 1964 -- are now prime users of the medical system.
Burt's team surveyed 352 hospitals and about 1,200 physicians throughout 2005 for the study.
OLDER AND DEPRESSED
Of 2.4 billion drugs mentioned in patients' medical records in 2005, 118 million were antidepressants, Burt found. High blood pressure drugs followed, with 113 million and arthritis or headache drugs were mentioned in 110 million.
"These are visits. These aren't people," she said. People taking antidepressants may need more frequent doctor visits.
The report also shed light on the controversial issue of emergency room visits. Many health care experts are worried that the 43 million people who lack health insurance in the United States must rely on emergency rooms for care -- not the best way to prevent serious conditions.
The survey suggests this is true. "People with no insurance are twice as likely to use the emergency department as the privately insured," Burt said.
Nearly 28 percent of all doctors visits by uninsured people are to emergency rooms, compared to 6.6 percent of visits made by people with insurance.
The report found that 46 million of the visits made to ERs in 2005 were by people with insurance, compared to 19 million by people without insurance.
"With 315,000 people visiting emergency departments every day, the alarm bells are sounding and policymakers should heed the alert and respond," said Dr. Brian Keaton, president of the American College of Emergency Physicians, which is pressing for a national commission on access to emergency medical services.
The CDC report is available on the Internet at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ad/ad388.pdf
Source (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070702/hl_nm/hospital_visits_dc)
This from another thread (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showpost.php?p=27310&postcount=18) - Ritual..or Serial Killer...or coincidence? (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2526)
I was reading a thread called the Real X-Men (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1396) by Edelweiss Pirate, and I posted a reply way down the line on post # 38. What EP said made a profound impact on me. In fact it kept me thinking all through lunchtime that day. It prompted me to find out more about Schizophrenic drugs (for those that refuse to download the matrix and are labeled schizophrenic or ADHD, etc).
So, this is what I discovered…
Antipsychotic drugs are supposed to treat people ‘suffering’ from delusional disorders, including hallucinations, mania, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and Tourette syndrome, to name just a few. Some of these drugs include:
Phenothiazine – Active Ingredient in 6 Antipsychotic brand names including Thorazine and Prolixin
This is a PESTICIDE created by none other than DuPont. Yes! The same DuPont as discussed in post # 5 in this Ritual…or Serial Killer thread. The connection is incredible but the fact that it’s a PESTICIDE?? Can this be considered medicine? I mean seriously? Of course not. No wonder people ‘diagnosed’ as schizophrenics don’t like taking their medication.
Olanzapine – Sold as Zyprexa or Zyprexa Zydis
Well, well, well…if it isn’t the famous Illuminati company, Eli Lilly based in In-DIANA (read the In-DIANA thread (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2172)) that makes and distributes this poison. It’s no surprise either that it’s one of the most commonly used antipsychotic drugs in America. Another one of their dubious gems is Prozac. It seems almost like an epidemic where Prozac patients are either committing suicide or murder. I just can’t help but feel that these dicks are experimenting on us! I’m not sure what they’re up to, and I don’t even understand the majority of the medical terminology, but I just know that they’re not doing this for the good of mankind. They’re messing with dopamine levels in the brain, and dopamine is what makes you feel happy and rewarded.
I know that DuPont and Eli Lilly are not responsible for all the antipsychotic drugs available, which brings me to my next discovery.
Tetrabenazine – VMAT inhibitor
This is very interesting indeed. What is VMAT? Well, it’s a gene and it has been identified as relating to spirituality and religion as concluded in a study by the National Cancer Institute. This poison called Tetrabenazine is a VMAT inhibitor, so in other words it suppresses your spirit…your consciousness.
We know that consciousness is the most important thing we have, and the only thing that is going to break the spell that the Illuminati wizards have cast upon us. So, what happens when Millions of people are turned into robots through drugs like Tetrabenazine?
The one thing I have learned over the years is that pharmaceutical companies are not in the business of healing people. They’re in the business of changing our chemical structure with their poisons.