How long do you expect to live?
Let's set aside the quality of life for a moment and consider how the US compares with all the other industrialized nations in the world when it comes to life expectancy and health care. One of the primary ways to evaluate a nation's health-care system is to look at the death rate of that country.
In 1950 the US ranked seventh among the top twenty-one industrialized nations of the world.
In 1998 we spent more than $1 trillion on health care, averaging 13.6% of our gross national product. More than twice as much as the next closest nation.
In 1990 we ranked eighteenth in life expectancy when compared to the same twenty-one industrialized nation forty years prior.
In spite of the billions of dollars Americans spend onb health care, we are now considered one of the worst industrialized nation in the world when it comes to life expectancy.
The health-care system we claim is the best in the world is actually near the worst when we look at how long Americans live or don't live.
Now envisage what your last twenty years will look like.
Are you getting your money's worth?
Our children of this nation expect and deserve better than they are receiving at this time.
Mannatech originally harnessed the power of Glyconutrients in the 1980's. Children can also benefit by Mannatech's special Glyco-Bears for health and wellbeing.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
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