I wonder how healthy Americans would be if:
- The government gave everyone $2,000/year to spend on the preventive care of their choice.
- Western medicine would partner with the wonders of alternative, eastern, and non-traditional medicine.
- Big Pharma and lawyers stopped advertising.
- Insurance companies allowed patients to select their own doctor, and gave doctors enough time to develop a knowledgeable relationship with their patients.
- Medical schools taught diet and nutrition rather than what scripts to write.
- The primary goal of medical students was to heal.
- Doctors changed their focus from disease to creating optimal health.
- Health, senior and child care workers were better trained and paid.
- Restaurants stopped super-sizing portions.
- Government agencies denied the use of harmful chemicals, pesticides, hormones, preservatives, additives, etc. in our food supplies.
- Politicians worked “for the people” rather than the special interests they serve.
- Technology stopped directing people to be lazy or on overload.
- Manufacturers produced quality products that lasted.
- Businesses discarded voice mail and returned to employing and training “people” to help customers.
- Hollywood stopped making violent movies and video games.
- Parents interacted with their children as a family and limited screen time.
- We connected with nature and respected our environment.
- As a nation, we showed personal pride in our person and how we treat others.
- Everyone took personal responsibility for their own health.
Perhaps my response should have been to a Daily Prompt on “What I Know” rather than via Daily Prompt: Wonder
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Love your “wonderings”! Especially the first 2. Now I wonder.
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That we went back in time to when your neighbourhood was your life
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Ah, perhaps I should have included that song with this post. It all seems so simple really…to not have all the angst in our world. The magic wand seems to be in for repair. 🙂
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Louis Armstrong’s ‘What a Wonderful World’ comes to mind.
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i wonder too
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