Diabetes, goverment involvement?
I'm being very serious here. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, juvinille, a few years ago. In the few months before that the Us goverment requests three different shots, the flu shot, and hepatitus A and B to be administered to me. Three weeks later I went into keto acidosis, almost a coma. Now I'm not ranting but my research has showed that type one childhood diabetes has skyrocked these past few years. Yes I know Americans are fat, but these are mostly cases of children under the age of 8! I weigh 123 pounds, I'm 15.
Obesity has no real factor on this people. Now I believe, that the US goverment, indirectly or directly, is linked to this. Mercury compounds have begun to show up in many vaccines given to children as of late, and if mercury gets into the blood streams one of the most common stde effects is Diabetes. Now I think, that something is happening.
That the recent increase has made doctors richer, the US goverment economy swell, especially in light of the situation in Iraq. Funny, we start losing money in a war and now our children are being diagnosed with diseases for no reason. ANd the goverment reaps the rewards of this. The medical bills, insurance agencies, all add to the countries wealth. Now I may be rambling. And yes, there are many other causes to this disease, but I believe that this isn't something to be ignored.
Why do i pursue this? Because I weighed 65 pounds when I was diagnosed. 65 pounds. I was almost 13 at the time. Now I know how hard it can be, I know the side effects. Blindness, heart attacks, amputation due to poor circulation of the legs. Diabetes was the #1 cause of deaths in Americam #3 in the world, just two years ago. It currently ranks #4 in the world. And it affects one of the largest amounts of people, of any disease. And if there is any link, to the goverment, or its health facilities, well that just can't be tolerated. Thank you.




There's nothing more mind-teasing than the incomprehensible eagerly avowed -
Dennett
There's nothing more mind-teasing than the incomprehensible eagerly avowed -
Dennett