Some Interesting Numbers 
Courtesy of: Deepak Chopra, M.D., Michael Murray, N.D. and the Metagenics Corp.


36% of all hospital patient admittance is due to iatrogenic
(induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical 
treatment or diagnostic procedures) causes.
In 1981-1987 3 million people died as a direct result of
medical treatment. In the same period, only 39,000 people died of AIDS.
Every year, 100,000 people die from infections acquired while in
the hospital, and as a direct result of antibiotic use.
From 1962-1988, there was a 300% increase in drug addiction as a direct result of
the use of medical prescriptions. In the same period, drugs from Colombia accounted 
for only a 30% increase.
Each year, the average American adult consumes:
100 pounds of refined sugar
55 pounds of fats & oils
300 cans of soda pop
200 sticks of chewing gum
5 pounds of potato chips
7 pounds of pretzels, corn ships, and popcorn
18 pounds of candy
20 gallons of ice cream
50 pounds of cakes and cookies
63 dozen donuts
In 1900 the risk of cancer was 1 person in 30.
In 1980 the risk of cancer was 1 person in 5.
In 1990 the risk of cancer was 1 person in 4.
In 1995 the risk of cancer was 1 person in 3.
In 2000 the risk of cancer was 1 person in 2.
Prescription drugs are now the third largest killer of the American population. 
36% of adults continue to smoke (that's 1 in 3)
7% of adults are active alcoholics (that's 1 in 14)
The average American will live to age 76.
The U.S. spends $14 million per minute on healthcare, more per capita 
than any nation on earth.
Over 50% of all healthcare costs is spent keeping people alive in the last 
five days of their life.

And people are worried about taking too many supplements!

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