50 Healthcare Quotes for Troubled TimesBy Natasha N. Deonarain, MD, MBAFounder of the Health Conscious Movementhealthconsciousmovement.com

Life does not have a quick fix.

The absence of disease does not equal health.

If you want to understand why we have a healthcare crisis, drive down the

freeway. One person’s selfishness has the power to affect all who depend on

them.

Disease can become a source of empowerment. Our healing lies in the particular perspective through which we

choose to see it.

America’s healthcare system is built upon your fears. Release your fear and it will no longer have control

over you.

Health insurance is an oxymoron. There is no such thing as keeping insurance against your

health.

Your intention is the most potent prescription you could ever fill.

Medication is not medical care. Nor is it preventive.

Health strategies are the same as wealth strategies. They are designed to

last a lifetime.

The power to heal can only be determined by you, not by some outside party with its

own financial or political agenda.

The paradox of modern healthcare is that it has nothing whatsoever to do with your health care.

Miracles of healing are not miracles, unless we believe they

should be rare.

We need more doctors to become teachers instead of preachers.

Our labels of disease are not who we are. They can be taken off or put back on according to the way we chose to see

ourselves.

Our only purpose in life is to define clearly who we are against all other

judgment.

The healing arts use body work and energy channels to open healing paths. Modern medicine uses chemicals and potions for cure. Who exactly are the snake oil salesmen?

It will only be by working outside the confines of current medical dogma and belief that you will find

your way back to health.

Curiosity and creativity are the true nurses of health and healing.

Our society holds memorization and pattern recognition as measures of intelligence.

Genius recognizes that the past is simply a learning tool to a future filled with possibility.

A social system, such as providing healthcare to a country, requires the collective ideology of “us.” It cannot be forced upon a country with a collective

ideology of “me.”

Too many medications will distract a body from healing correctly, just as too much texting will distract a body from driving

correctly.

Remove the doctor from the center of a health care model, and you will

have a health care model.

You must defibrillate all your false beliefs and judgments that you’ve adopted from today’s

medical system, if you want to follow your own path to optimal health.

The secret to longevity, is absolute simplicity.

When we put a patient at the center of a healthcare model, we put suffering at its core. By its origin, the

word patient means “to suffer.”

You had the power to heal inside you all along. The problem was you never

believed it.

If our life is a collection of moments, then change must be the conscious awareness that every

thought we have, shapes our destiny.

When we step away from our infinite loop of right and wrong, and put our actions along a scale of choice and

awareness, we will finally heal.

ChoiceAwareness

The beatings shall continue until healthcare improves.

Doctors are experts at finding and treating disease. Why do you go there for a health checkup?

Your health is your life. It represents all aspects of your life.

Guard it well.

The most heinous crime imaginable is the taxation of one’s inalienable right to life for those who would profit on disease, and in perpetuating a myth among the innocent until they believe that this is

all for the good of their country.

If you want to live, no matter what your disease, your desire to live must be

greater than your fear of your doctor’s prognosis.

What is a medical prognosis but simply the belief that someone or something

else has power over you.

Normal is simply a distorted belief system. Yet medical practice holds you up against normal and declares that if you fall short, you must be

fixed.

The most courageous among us are not those with the Angelina Jolie Effect, but those with the Suzanne Somers Effect.

The best way to save money for your health, is to stop spending it on trying to

fix disease.

The study of human nature is well beyond the scope of current medical training.

It’s very simple to change America’s healthcare system. Change you, and you will change the system. A collection of

many “yous” makes up the system.

You will not be able to get a health check up at a disease manager’s office.

Fear, shame, guilt, blame, judgment and victimization are used as common currency in

today’s healthcare transactions. Trade yours in for something worth much more.

When disease and the obsession about disease are held at the center of national thought systems, we become that which we

each obsessively think about.

Fixing America’s healthcare system, is like fixing end-stage disease. It is simply not possible.

Healing America’s healthcare system will require a clear understanding of its root cause, and in changing our operating

paradigm.

If we want to create health as an outcome, would it not make sense to practice health every day, rather

than work backwards to fix disease?

Care for your body, mind and spirit as if it were your only home, because it is your only home.

The most important person to save your life in the end will not be your doctor. It will be you.

Freedom is a choice. We can choose to confine ourselves to others’ belief

systems, or we can create our own.

The quality of your food and water are more important today than the quality of your doctor.

Your health will be waiting, only when you are ready to commit fully to yourself.

Your voice, carried among many, is a keynote to profound change.

The Power to Heal

“The power to heal can only be determined by you. Decide in this moment how you will live before you die. Release the fear, distraction and disempowerment that infuse our society and medical system today, and resolve not to be a victim.

And then, resolve to change your world.” - - Natasha N. Deonarain, MD, MBA

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