Our World Will Never Be the Same After This!
We are witnessing an epic global struggle for freedom, and the outcome of that struggle is going to greatly shape what our world is going to look like in the years ahead. Ultimately, one of the most fundamental rights that we have is the right to make our own health decisions. If someone else has the authority to make those decisions for you, then you aren’t really free.
This pandemic has transformed the debate over health freedom into the most hotly contested political issue on the entire planet, and the intensity seems to have been turned up a few more notches in recent days. As governments around the world have begun instituting new lockdowns, new mandates, and new “health passports”, we have seen huge eruptions of anger all over the world… Continue reading
Just over twenty-four years ago the operation of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma began with a simple mission: deliver the highest quality of care at a reasonable and disclosed price. We fancied ourselves free marketeers, not aware of how far we had yet to go to accurately claim this title. Our mission was the opposite mission of the hospitals where we had previously worked. Then, as now, hospitals are focused almost exclusively on revenue, many times inflicting surprise and bankrupting bills on their victims. As physicians working in these hospital systems, we were unwitting accessories to these crimes. We intended to operate our facility differently, intending to serve as both medical and financial advocates for our patients. The Surgery Center of Oklahoma is now viewed as a model of medical services delivered free market style partly because of this simple mission, but more recently due to posting all-inclusive pricing online and the effects this move has imposed on the medical and surgical market. I’d like to begin by describing the state of the industry at the time we decided to walk away from it. 
Mark Twain wrote that it is “…easier to fool people than to convince people that they have been fooled.”
Forty-five percent of all the people in the U.S. have a fire inside of their small intestine. This sounds kind of bizarre, but that is what many physicians call the inflammation inside of your gut. The inflammation inside of your small intestine is caused by a person’s diet, toxins, and irritation from bad bacteria, These are Candida Albicans fungus, bad molds, other bad fungi, and parasites. This inflammation is the root cause of over 100 autoimmune and other diseases.
My observations and research over the last few years have recovered some very interesting figures. After reading many articles, publications, books, and computer searching, there seems to be a direct correlation between the intestinal bacteria ratio (80 good/20 bad) and 35 percent of overweight people in the U.S.
