COST SAVINGS TO THE NATION

COST SAVINGS TO THE NATION

The paradigm change in medicine, as it has been exposed, when fully adopted and practiced, will save a large portion of the vast and unnecessary health care costs and expenditure by society.

Hypertension and its associated cardiovascular disorders are costing this nation over 100 billion dollars a year. Back pain translates into an 80-billion-dollar-a-year loss to society. Rheumatoid joint disease is affecting 20 million elderly people and is costing this nation many tens of billions of dollars annuallyto name but a few headings. Of the approximately 850 billion dollars health care costs in 1992 alone, about 50 to 60 percent are most probably incurred as a result of primitive errors about chronic dehydration and the associated signal systems that should be translated as the main thirst indicators of the body.

A simple correction of this long-standing scientific mistake can reverse the budget deficit of this nation. In any event, the paradigm shift will also produce a much healthier society. It is estimated that the runaway cost of health care in this society will reach 1.6 trillion dollars by the year 2000 and will increase to 28 percent of the Gross National Product by the year 2010. Even with such rise in expenditure, no fewer than 50 million people could not afford to pay the rising costs of health insurance and will be deprived of adequate coverage. The paradigm shift will reverse this 'no solution in sight' health care cost spiraling trend.

I invite you to share the information in this book with your relatives and friends. You will be doing them a favor. By responding positively to this invitation, you will be at the same time helping this nation reduce its health care costs by at least 60 percent. It is criminal that at the end of 20th Century, human thirst for water is still being treated with slow poisons.

I have a request. If the information in this book helps you, please write me a note about your particular condition and how increased water intake has helped you. We need to document as much information on chronic dehydration as is possible. It is a very young science. It needs the input of all who test the information. Your participation will save others with similar problems from unnecessary suffering that local dehydration could produce without being so identified. Like the letters printed in this book, your input can illuminate the path of others in the future.