In the first 5 articles I basically reviewed why health myths still circulate inside our economy even though these myths provide negative results at every turn. I did a small review of the Canadian Food Guide and the genetic cause of disease to expose only a small portion of the health myths contained within both of these well defended areas of our societal psyche. Today I will finish this series with a quick review of a few more health myths that are literally bankrupting our ability to lead long, healthy and happy lives.

I ask everyone to simply use observational evidence as their primary source of information gathering prior to jumping back into what feels cozy, safe and familiar. Being taught what to think is very different from learning how to think. It’s easy to fall back into our default programming and quickly defend the old guard, as we’re educated to do throughout our lives.

We see our health care system producing unhealthy outcomes but we also see our education, family unity, economic, environmental, social protection, legal and political systems producing outcomes that appear the exact opposite of what the say their mandated to do. If anyone is looking as to why these health myths (and other failing systems) stay active, even though they’re failing, we need look no further than the benefits that a failing system produces. Failing systems produce debt and it’s well known that most of our governmental systems have been greatly influenced by large companies who loan money. Our current health care model (of cut, burn and poison) was indeed developed and promoted by men directly involved with global banking.

When health myths stay in play, the entire country will go into debt. It’s not only the hospitals that will produce debt when fibs circulate instead of truth. When a mother is sick at home because her trusted health professional is forced to use failing health models, the mother also goes into debt. The business the mother worked for may also go into debt, paying her to stay at home or paying to train someone new to take her old position etc. Friends and family go into debt to help the sick people around them and of course new government institutions are popping up all the time just to support the failing health model we’re currently using. Most charities today also act like a new tax to subsidize the failing health model. It’s a debt sandwich about 2 feet thick. Who benefits from debt?

There’s an entity that forces these failing systems on us. The companies who profit from loaning money are heavily invested in making sure major health myths stay in play because of the massive domino debt effect failing systems produce.

Here are some other health myths that are creating debt around the globe. 1) Fluoride in toothpaste/tap water and the claim it improves dental health. Gather more information on this at www.fluoridealert.org where many doctors come forward to speak the truth about fluoride. 2) Vaccines and the claim of increased health/immunity. There is actually an international medical council that tells people to avoid vaccination altogether. You can visit their website at www.vaccinationcouncil.org. 3) High cholesterol is bad for you. Dr. Stephen Sinatra was just on Dr. Oz reviewing the mountains of evidence that higher cholesterol is not only healthy but lowering cholesterol artificially shortens your life.

I could continue on with everything from female birth control to daily aspirin and from chemotherapy to antibiotics but in reality these specifics just cloud the 5 biggest health myths of all time. The biggest health myths of all are that poisons/cutting and other forms of body abuse will improve our function, science has better answers than nature, that we need to suffer immensely before we can see improvement, that a system which profits from sickness will produce healthy outcomes and that we need to rely on third parties for health improvement in the first place.

All articles in this series can be found at www.jchristoff.com.