Dear Friend,

Think a medical error is a rare occurrence? Would you be willing to bet your life on it?

If you're uninformed, that's exactly what you're doing each time you trust your doctor is giving you the right medication, treating you using the safest approach, or recommending a surgery.

Just think of surgery alone

You must know that you take an enormous risk each time you go under the knife. But does your doctor tell you about ALL the risks you can encounter, how likely they are to happen, and what alternatives you have to getting cut open? Usually not.

By nature, we trust that our doctor knows what's best for us. But they're human and like all humans, they make mistakes from time to time.

Are you willing to gamble with your life? Or would you rather become an informed patient that knows the facts about the treatments your doctor is prescribing so you can then make a decision alongside your doctor as to what treatment method is the best for you?

Does Your Doctor Consult With Anyone Before Deciding On A Treatment For You? If Not, Then You Have A Major Problem

Making a decision about the treatment of your illness is massive. It literally can mean the difference between health and true wellness and life and death.

You would consult with your significant other or a close friend before making a big decision, wouldn't you? Most people would want to get another point of view before making a final decision. It's just smart. And I'm willing to bet you do it all the time.

But how many times has your doctor consulted with someone else before setting up a treatment plan for you?

Usually, doctors have to go on what they FEEL is best. They have to make quick decisions. And they have to do it over and over again in just a single day.

With the amount of times a doctor has to make a final and permanent decision, odds increase that your doctor will make some wrong choices along the way. It's simple human fact. Everyone, including your doctor, make wrong choices. And unless you are informed enough to actually be a second "mind" that works with your doctor, you're simply taking one person's opinion as the final action to take.

And that's completely unsafe, and something you don't want to play around with.

Two Heads Are Better Than One When It Comes To Your Health and Your Life!

Medications that we trust can have life-altering side-effects. Are they always worth the gamble, or is there an alternative?

There very well might be a lot of different ways your doctor can treat what ails you. But depending on their personal preference which might be right or wrong they usually go with the treatment action that's comfortable for them. Not you.

But when you become an informed patient, you're able to begin to have an active hand in helping your doctor decide what treatment method is best for you. You'll know what risks each treatment option has, what alternatives for treatment are in front of you, and you'll be able to communicate with your doctor on a higher level that assures you a higher degree of health care.

Now, by becoming an informed patient, you can give your doctor (and yourself), the benefit of having two "heads" noodling over the same problem. And as you know, with any major decision, two heads are better than one.

But Do Medical Errors Really Happen All That Often?

They happen more often than you might think.

For example

After a serious medical error was made by a woman's gynecologist, she became a quadriplegic. Can you imagine?

It was a simple hysterectomy. The doctor failed to properly suture her and the wound oozed, requiring that an incision be made from hip to hip. It was after this incision that the patient was left ALONE on the examining table for approximately 30 to 40 minutes before going into shock. She lost consciousness, and as a result of this and being left alone, she slid off the table, hit her head, and broke her neck.

Sure you might be thinking that there was nothing this woman could have done to prevent her becoming a quadriplegic. But, if she had openly discussed different options with her gynecologist, perhaps a hysterectomy wouldn't have been the only option.

And if she had chosen some alternative method for treatment, her life would be much different today.

But it's not just the major problems like the one listed above that you have to worry about. More likely, it will be small little problems that will crop up.

For instance, a doctor might take a risk by giving you a medication that's in the same "family" of another medication that you have a known allergy to. Is this risk worth it to you? Would you rather take a different, safer medication? You probably won't be given the choice unless you're an informed patient.

Would You Put ALL Your Major Life Decisions In The Hands of Someone Else?

We all have different personalities. We all take different levels of risk. What you are willing to do might be different from what your doctor actually has in mind for you as far as treatment.

Think about this for a moment

You're thinking about moving somewhere far away. You have a handful of reasons why you should, and probably as many reasons why you shouldn't. And these pros and cons are based on what you, as an individual, feel would be best for you.

Now, would you hand this decision to move or not over to someone else that doesn't consider your list of pros and cons? Would you allow this person to decide for you what would be best based solely on their own feelings and thoughts on the subject?

Giving complete control to someone else to make YOUR decisions is like playing with a loaded gun.

But most people completely trust and allow their doctors to make major life decisions for them all the time. And these decisions are based on the doctor's point of view with their personality playing hard on the final judgment they make for treatment.

Personalities, desires, and other factors determine what we will and won't do. And they differ widely between people. One person might make a move to another country without a second thought. Another would move only after they have deliberated over the pros and cons for months on end.

Another example.

You might agree that skydiving is a perfectly acceptable risk. Someone else might consider it way too dangerous. Would you allow someone else to tell you whether you should jump out of a plane without questioning why they came to their decision?

And if you did agree to jump out of the plane, would you do it without considering that you feel the risk is too great? I don't think so.

But our doctors will use their own personality and beliefs to make a final decision for you and they usually won't tell you why they made their decision, what the risks are that they're willing to have you take, and any alternatives they might have considered.

You may not want a medication that can cause a serious allergic reaction in a significant majority of patients that take it. What if the medication can literally cause your skin to peel off from your body, and can eventually kill you? Do you have any choice when your doctor thinks the risk outweigh the benefits? You don't unless you're informed about ALL the alternatives you have laid out before you.

Arming yourself with the knowledge you need to actively participate in your doctor's decision making process is something that can put the control of your health back into your hands. And now, it's easy to do

Introducing "The Informed Patient" A New Guide To Put The Control of Your Health Back In Your Hands And Help You Reduce Medical Errors!

Following your doctor blindly can have horrible consequences. It allows another to make life changing decisions on your behalf without you ever questioning the reasons behind the treatment.

And that's really, really scary.

So I created "The Informed Patient" with the average person in mind. This is a person like you that trusts the decisions made by their doctor without question. And as we've discussed in this letter, that can be very dangerous.

Now, you can put the control back in your hands. You can help your doctor with developing the best treatment plan for you. You can know what's going on with your treatment at all times. You can openly and comfortably speak with your doctor like the rational person that you are and explain your concerns and detail the risks you're willing to take... and the risks you won't take.

So what will you learn inside of "The Informed Patient"?

You'll learn:

The Four Different Kinds of Doctors, And How Their "Type" Depends On How Much Risk They're Willing To Allow You To Take!

How To Be Pro-Active Starting Today So You Can Help Eliminate Medical Errors!

Why The Best Treatment For Your Illness Isn't Always A Drug And Why Your Doctor Might Wrongly Disagree!

How To Find Out EVERYTHING You Need To Know About The Medications You've Been PrescribedBefore You Start Taking Them!

Discover How To Speak With Your Doctor On An Educated Level So You Get All The Information You Need To Make Your Own Doctor Assisted Decision On The Best Action of Treatment For You!

Common Questions You Should Always Be Asking Your Doctor Before Starting A New Treatment!

Where You Can Do Further Research And Educate Yourself Medically So You're A Well Informed Patient!

The Secret For Describing Symptoms To Your Doctor So They Have An Accurate Picture of What's WrongAnd Can Use This Information To Better Treat You!

When It's Best To Get A Second Opinion (The Need Occurs More Often That You Think) And How To Best Go About Getting One!

Essential Questions You Should Be Asking A Doctor When You Seek Out A Second Opinion!

How To Truly Evaluate For Yourself If Surgery Is Truly Necessary So You Can Avoid Dangers and Risks That Might Not Even Need To Be Considered!

What You MUST Know Before Being Admitted To A Hospital To Help Ensure Your Safety!

4 Elements That You Should Always Be Aware of To Help Reduce Your Chances of Suffering From Medical Error!

The Days of The Week That It's Best To Have A Surgery Done OnAnd The Important Reason Why!

What You MUST Know If You're 50 or Older Before Going In For Surgery!

How To Keep Complications From Procedures And Medications At Bay!

How To Make Certain You're Getting Accurate Medical Information!

And Much, Much More Information Designed To Put You In Control And Help You Alleviate Medical Errors!

After reading "The Informed Patient", you'll have everything you need to start better managing your health care, helping your doctor make decisions based on your own feelings, avoid unnecessary procedures and treatments, and eliminate most medical errors.

Can You Really Put A Price Tag On Your Health?

Being informed as a patient will save lives. If everyone was informed and followed the information I present inside of "The Informed Patient", there would be a lot less hospital stays, injuries, errors, and deaths.

It's for this reason that I want to offer you "The Informed Patient" at a very special low price.

Order today and you'll pay just $27 for everything I've told you about above. You'll be able to read it all immediately, as it is a digital book that you can download and save onto your computer and then read when you're ready.

That price is really low when you consider what you're getting. You'll be able to put control of your health back into your own hands. You'll be able to help eliminate horrible medical errors. You'll be able to speak with your doctor on a comfortable level and get the information you need. And you'll be an overall well-informed patient... all for about the cost of one meal out.

You Must Find This Information Extremely Valuable Or I Won't Keep Your Money!

If you decide to order today with the low price, you'll be the final judge, jury, and executioner. My book must absolutely thrill you. It must prove extremely valuable to you. You must feel that your investment here today was well made and that you're going to be much healthier and safer as a result of getting "The Informed Patient".

If you don't agree that this book can save your life and is extremely valuable to you, or you're not satisfied with your order for ANY reason, then I insist you get in touch with me immediately so I can offer you a full refund.

Go ahead. Read "The Informed Patient" and then decide. If you don't love your decision to invest in it today, then let me know within the next 60 days and I'll give you a full and complete refund.

Tomorrow Could Be The Day You Need To Be An Informed Patient. Will You Be Ready?

The longer you blindly trust your doctor, the more chance you have of a complication or being the victim of medical error.

This book could save your life ... your health ... as soon as tomorrow! Frankly, you never know when you'll need this life-saving advice.

So please don't wait to order. Instead, place your order today and then be the judge of "The Informed Patient" over the next 60 days. You must find it a huge value, you must feel like you're more in control of your health, and you must be absolutely thrilled with your investment today or simply let me know within the next 60 days for a full and complete refund.

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