POLITICAL - Say NO to Healthcare Reform!

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Say NO to Healthcare Reform!

The healthcare reform bill currently in front of Congress will force you to

purchase health insurance that covers mainly

conventional treatments for diseases after they have developed. The threat of

jail time (for tax evasion) for those of us who fail

to purchase this one-size-fits-all health insurance plan only adds insult to

injury.

The healthcare bill also chips away at your freedom to pursue the healthcare

options that work best for you and your families by:

* limiting flexible spending accounts (FSA);

* increasing the non-qualified health savings account (HSA) distribution

penalty;

* imposing a medicine cabinet tax; and

* threatening the survival of HSA's by implementing a mandate that renders them

unworkable.

The prohibition on cost-sharing for preventive services would prevent

out-of-pocket payment for medical services that are supposedly

" available " under qualifying health insurance. This means that the government

could prevent you from obtaining the therapies of your

choice or seeing the doctor of your choice, even if you elect to pay cash.

Let your Senator know that you do not support healthcare reform!

Pulse of Health Freedom December 8, 2009

Alert! <http://aahf.convio.net/site/R?i=UR_krotHepCOhvLieGhBAg..> Make Your

Voice Heard on the Senate Healthcare Bill!

Last week we reported on our success in getting integrative doctors included on

the Comparative Effectiveness Review (CER) board set

up the Senate Healthcare Bill. Despite this improvement, the bill still

contains many completely unacceptable provisions. Make

your voice heard today;

<http://aahf.convio.net/site/R?i=8shRdUBIeO8P5ekDuR3iwQ..> tell the senate to

start over again on

healthcare reform by voting NO on the present healthcare bill!

<http://aahf.convio.net/site/R?i=Sh1_ZrCZYvGnEW0SCY5WEg..> Patients?

Practitioners? Feds?

Who should be making critical treatment decisions?