 When Will We Be Able to Celebrate Health Freedom?
by Paul Fassa (The Best Years in Life) Dr. Benjamin Rush (1745-1814) was a colonial physician who was the Surgeon General of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. He opened the first free medical clinic at the Pennsylvania Hospital and was considered the “Father of American Medicine”. He could also be considered a founding father since he signed the Declaration of Independence. But he did not sign the Constitution that was drafted in Philadelphia in 1787 to replace the Articles of Confederation and create a stronger central government to replace 13 independent states' confederacy arrangement. Dr. Rush did not sign that document. He reportedly didn't even attend, but he knew what the document contained and didn't contain. Perhaps that's why he didn't sign or even attend the signing. There are two versions of what Benjamin Rush had to say about the constitution, but they essentially contain the same warning. Read More.
Dr. Christophers Hawthorn Berry Heart Syrup The heart is the most vital muscle in the whole body. When it is not properly fed (with wholesome foods) it suffers malfunction, weakness, degeneration and eventually many other health issues can develop, including heart failure, which is one of America’s greatest killers. The hawthorn syrup has been historically considered by many to be the best heart tonic or food to help restore and maintain optimum heart health.
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