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To: RC one

This opioid crap didn’t come about until midway into the implementation of Obamacare. There’s something underlying with all of this.


2 posted on 01/02/2017 11:49:46 PM PST by patro
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There was a big push in medical industry in late 90s/early 2000s for prescribing more opiates to relieve pain cuz poor pain control was deleterious to many patients recovery or treatment. They even started saying things like it is a patients right to be pain free and that pain was a sixth vital sign and called for prescribing folks to be more liberal in their doses...many practioners were leery but went along (they were afraid of encouraging opiate dependance, misuse and abuse).Well guess what. In the wake of so many other health related issues the risks of the above possibilies were downplayed and now we have more dead people.Coincidence? There are others factors for sure but the drive to be more liberal with doses may have led to the wider public availability of addictive opiates and without close monitoring...voila’


6 posted on 01/03/2017 12:52:36 AM PST by Getready (Wisdom is more valuable than gold and diamonds, and harder to find.)
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To: patro
There’s something underlying with all of this

What's "underlying" is the fact that Jorge Busho opened our southern borders to our enemies. O'Bummer is expanding on that concept. Hamas is running drugs into America via that pipeline, as well as the messycan cartels.

Bush and Obama have facilitated the abundant flow of heroin into America.

15 posted on 01/03/2017 4:23:43 AM PST by LouAvul (The most High ruleth in the kingdom of men, and giveth it to whomsoever he will.)
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