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Some top medical professionals have joined together on this documentary called Escape Fire to expose and discus solutions to the criminal entity of the health care association and big drug companies that market bad health in an effort to sell more drugs.

Drug companies spend billions to lobby the government for approvals on numerous products that tend to cause more illness than to heal, all with the goal of keeping millions dependent on the drugs.

One big ripoff is the insertion of Stents which helps to clear blocked arteries but does not cure the disease. Hospital doctors insert over 600,000 Stents annually at $1,500 each so hospitals encourage the procedure knowing that in the long term it will compound the problem. One 34yo woman was give over 1000 Stents in a year to run up a medicare cost of $1.5 million only to learn later that she is now at greater risk of heart failure.

The drug Avandia which was marketed extensively by GlaxoSmitKline has caused over 200,000 deaths between 2006 and 2010 and generated income of $3 billion annually since its distribution began. Now it is off the market and GSK's only penalty was to pay out $3 billion in lawsuit. A mere one year's revenue.

The food we eat is chemically designed to cause illnesses that will not immediately kill but cause dependency on drugs. This is a purpose planned process developed by big greedy drug companies who have inveted in or owned food manufacturing businesses.

This is the cycle

• Make bad food very cheap and accessible for the masses
• Establish an insurance system that will pay medical bills for the masses therefore guarantee revenue
• Develop drugs that cause addiction and dependency so millions will have to buy drugs daily
• Keep minimum wage low enough that the masses will never afford proper food
• Keep good food high priced and out of specific neighborhoods

Even though we know the facts, there is nothing we can do about it because our pay checks forces us to eat poorly. One example is the Burger King so-called healthy menu at $6 compared to their cheese burger at .99 cents.

See the movie!