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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2009 · 1H 8M

Fdip205: A Radical Plan for Health Care

from Phedippidations · host Steve Runner

Health Care is a system of rules and services, offered to help individuals become and remain healthy. Here in the United States, the term Health Care has caused a lot of stress and anger about how our government is going to provide these services and how much each of us will have to pay. I’m here today, offering a different, more effective and certainly more personal solution to what’s been called the American Health Care Crisis…it might seem a bit revolutionary, possibly radical for me to suggest a plan that calls for us to become personally responsible for our own health by protecting ourselves from influenza, eating well and exercising at a certain level and duration each week. We can chose to be healthy; it’s not a right protected under any governments constitution, but there is a moral obligation for us to live healthier lives so we can contribute in a positive way to the society in which we live. This radical plan for health care is far less expensive than any program the government could offer, and it’s guaranteed to work: giving you a healthy body and consequently a happier life for the rest of your life. Show Links:http://www.fitnessrocks.org/http://www.teamsweat.orghttp://www.educatingforjustice.orghttp://www.oxfam.org.auhttp://worldwidefestivalofraces.comGoody Bag Submissions: [email protected] Nike CEO and President [email protected] what they’re doing to ensure that overseas workers are paid fair wages.Please follow Team Sweat: http://twitter.com/TeamSweat “Big Strong Man” was by The Brobdingnagian Bards http://www.thebards.net/

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