varium103
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This is a tough one. I would rather say no and its not because I don't want to pay. I wouldn't even notice since I am in the top tax bracket, however one of my side hobbies is a Hormone Replacement Therapy Consultant. I help people live VERY HIGH quality lives. Since insurance doesn't pay for this (because it actually works) only people who have some change can get this service. I teach people how to not NEED pharmaceuticals because thats what the insurance and dr and pharm company wants u to use...because they all have one thing. They keep you coming back (script refills, dr. visits, etc.) and they are doing more damage to your body then good. I'm sure you all see lawyers advertising on tv for drug law suits. Birth control drugs are actually a hot one right now that they are filing law suits on. I don't want our women (especially young) to have such easy access to these drugs that they have no clue what the are really doing to their hormone and endocrine system. They think its just a magic pill that stops you from getting pregnant.
Some of you might ask me for proof to support what I'm saying...I work in the industry. I am a broker for research chemicals. After I make the deals, whatever the pharmaceutical company does with it is not on my hands, and lets just say your health is not really their concern. The only thing that is, is your money. Hopefully some of you realize that. Next time you go to your doctor ask them why aren't you getting better since you've been coming to them and why he/she only spends 5-20 minutes with you and says "just take 2 a day of this. it will lower your blood pressure."
If women want to take something like this, they should pay for it themselves. I don't want to support hurting the women of this country. And trust me....if you want me to get all chemist on you and I will break down the chemical structure of all birth control pills and show you how it's not worth it.
Some of you might ask me for proof to support what I'm saying...I work in the industry. I am a broker for research chemicals. After I make the deals, whatever the pharmaceutical company does with it is not on my hands, and lets just say your health is not really their concern. The only thing that is, is your money. Hopefully some of you realize that. Next time you go to your doctor ask them why aren't you getting better since you've been coming to them and why he/she only spends 5-20 minutes with you and says "just take 2 a day of this. it will lower your blood pressure."
If women want to take something like this, they should pay for it themselves. I don't want to support hurting the women of this country. And trust me....if you want me to get all chemist on you and I will break down the chemical structure of all birth control pills and show you how it's not worth it.