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Controlling Healthcare

Friday Jul 11 2008

  By Shae Hadden | Bio
While Americans debate the need for universal healthcare in their country, Canadians are wondering about the need for stringent controls on the classification, labeling and distribution of therapeutic drugs, foods and medical devices. The federal government has proposed Bill C-51, touted as a ‘consumer safety and security’ measure, clamps down on the healthcare industry and poses a potential threat to the country’s citizens by limiting the options available to consumers. We now have pharmaceutical drugs and natural health products: the bill, if passed, will merge both into one category called “therapeutic products”. Neutraceuticals, derived from foods essential to life, would become subject to drug testing routines and prescription requirements. Currently, only pharmaceutical drugs are considered toxic until proven they have therapeutic benefit.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Health

Tagged with: bill_c-51 control neutraceuticals pharmaceuticals

If You Are Afraid

Friday May 09 2008

   By Shae Hadden | Bio
Believers in the Law of Attraction, take heed! If you are afraid, don’t try to resist your fear. If you do, then you will give more power to it and end up attracting what you are afraid of. I know. I’ve just experienced my worst fear: of being very sick, alone, and uncertain about what is happening.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Fearless Aging

Tagged with: attraction control courage fear peace surrender

Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump

Saturday Dec 29 2007

By Shae Hadden | Bio
There’s a place near Fort McLeod in Alberta that goes by this odd name…the Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump world heritage site …where the indigenous peoples used to lead the buffalo to jump off a cliff. A place where there’s a very finite line between life and death…and where life comes from death. You see, for thousands of years, the native people would use this natural geographical formation to ‘harvest’ these wild animals and feed their tribes each winter. I’m remembering this place today because I’ve been reminded—not so subtly by being in a car accident—that life is the dash between birth and death.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Learning

Tagged with: control death gratitude joy life surrender

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