Insulin Prices Are Skyrocketing

[kimberlysteele]

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/muoSREiGqI2y/  (starts at 1:24)

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[(Anonymous)]

Don’t ya just love living here?

—Lady Grapedropper

[kimberlysteele]

Yep... fun times. Sure as hell beats Canada or Australia right now though.

[kimberlysteele]

Just curious: do they force you to wear masks in your state? Did they make you wear a mask at your last job?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes and yes.

What’s bad in Canada and Australia?

—Lady Grapedropper

Wonderful

[jruss]

Just as I learn I might be diabetic

Re: Wonderful

[kimberlysteele]

My husband is in his early 60s and he is a type 2 diabetic. Obviously this is not to be construed as medical advice, but on days when he does yard work or strenuous fixer upper stuff around the house, he often can skip his insulin because his blood sugar acts like a normal person's. He has also had some luck controlling his blood sugar spikes with amla, otherwise known as Indian gooseberry. He takes a supplement I order from eBay. He's running out of insulin now and we can't afford it if it is $500 a box (we're lower middle class and just barely scraping by) we will have no choice but to try to control his diabetes without insulin. He has also had good results from taking white willow (B. alba) 2 capsules every evening to prevent diabetic eye swelling and headache. Another thing that really seems to lower blood sugar is well-crafted, homemade food (typical American peasant fare like roasted potatoes and bean soup) because of its etheric richness. Diabetes, I believe, is a product of etheric starvation. My husband is addicted to heavily processed food and does not cook. I don't have time to be his full-time chef, plus he eats addictive things whether or not I cook. I believe if I cooked everything he ate, his diabetes wouldn't be nearly as bad. During the lockdown last year when I was making all of our meals and when he ran out of processed foods to eat, he went for several weeks with no insulin.

Re: Wonderful

[(Anonymous)]

Does either of you have health insurance? If not, see if your state will let you buy insulin without a prescription, and then try the cheaper insulin that you suck up out of the bottle (as opposed to those expensive pens). Your doctor can also prescribe the cheap stuff if he’s willing to do so. If you have insurance, have your doctor find out which brand the insurance sells cheapest. There’s usually quite a variation in price between brands. (The pharmacist won’t know the cost, any more than you do, until she “runs the prescription,” which can cause a lot of back-and-forth with the doctor, so have him find out the prices to start with.). Good luck and let us know how it goes. And don’t forget Gofundme.

—Lady Grapedropper

Re: Wonderful

[methylethyl]

If you're type 2, you have a lot of options for reducing how much insulin you need-- I'm not there yet (thank heaven!), but it's nearly universal among my older family members, and I expect it. If I were staring down that kind of drug bill, I'd be looking into ALL of them: supplements, exercise programs, low-carb, keto, intermittent fasting, stress-reduction, sleep improvement, the whole shebang. Because they're all cheaper than insulin...

That executive order just boils my eyeballs. I mean, WHY??

[realmscryer]

Thanks for sharing. My wife is Type 1.

[kimberlysteele]

You're welcome. How absolutely terrifying this must be for her. May she be blessed.

[methylethyl]

I think that was one of the day 1 Biden executive orders: reversing Trump's insulin price controls.

[(Anonymous)]

Can you share some recommendations for food that helps cure etheric deficiency?

—Her Grapeship

[kimberlysteele]

The closer it is to home-grown and the closer it is to having just been grown on the vine/branch/in the earth, the more etherically rich it will be. There is also the dimension of the expertise of the cook: if the cook has "the touch", it can make the most banal and mediocre of ingredients etherically rich. Herbs and spices have a great deal of etheric richness, and obviously fresh are better but they are one of the few foods that retains etheric charge over long periods of time. If you make cookies or pies with cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg, add 2x the recommended amount; for instance, 2 teaspoons of cinnamon in oatmeal cookies instead of one. Cleaning as you go while cooking helps food to become etherically rich, also try to relax and put some love into what you are doing and that will supercharge it, think mom making you a bowl of soup on the stove versus the sad, salty Campbells unceremoniously heated in the microwave while alone. Bless the food as you prepare it and thank your appliances for storing and cooking it. Finally, adding some presentation, like cleaning up the sides of a sloppy bowl or arranging the food nicely helps more than you'd think.

[kimberlysteele]

Do you live anywhere near this place? It's called Seed To Table and it is in South Florida.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/6SVwt9rAPpJK/

More information?

[cs2]

What is the law that changed? I totally missed this. A quick search said Biden reversed a Trump executive order that fixed the price of insulin, but didn't state which executive order or law or what have you. Does anyone have links to a more concrete explanation? Thank you.

(PS: if this is in the videos, then apologies. I can't watch sad videos right now because I'm trying to get through the last of the dark winter months.)

Re: More information?

[kimberlysteele]

One video is a young guy swearing and asking "How the f*** am I supposed to afford this huge price jump? I guess I'll just die."

Another is a mother talking about how she works a full time job and goes to night school and is completely exhausted. She asks how everyone is getting by because she's being squeezed so hard, she cannot afford insulin for her child and that means her little boy is going to die.

The longest video is of a young mom, presumably from Iowa, who explains how insulin has jumped in price to $500 and that her family will find a way to absorb the cost, but that she knows that many others won't be able to and that spells certain death for diabetics. Biden has signed over 50 executive orders so far. The mainstream media is trying to cover up what Biden has done by "fact-checking" the testimonies of the real people in the videos.

Here is an article about what Biden is doing; make of it what you will:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/01/beijing-biden-ends-president-trumps-policy-reducing-medical-costs-insulin-epipens-please-corporatists/

Re: More information?

[(Anonymous)]

I believe Biden spent his first few days reversing ALL Trump’s executive orders. PMCs tend to think of diabetes as a Deplorable disease, ignoring type 1.

—Lady Cutekitten

[andrew_b]

Hi there Kimberly,

I'm sorry to hear this. It was quite vindictive of the Biden admin to roll back Trump's E.O. on this one. Or would inhumane be a better word?

Anyways, I just wanted to add for you an additional plant you might want to check out that could help manage your hubby's blood sugar levels: Bitter Melon.

Baker Creek usually carries a few varieties, and it can be an easy plant to grow- give it a trellis or a fence to grow on and away it will go! In addition to the fruit, you can make a tea from its leaves (which are always plentiful while its growing) which I believe is also supposed to have a mild insulin like effect.

I grew the plants here in upstate NY about 2 seasons ago- from late august till frost in late october, I got a steady supply of fruits. You can tincture the fruits as well.

[kimberlysteele]

Fascinating! That's a great tip. I'll order some seeds from the catalog and see how I do. I also have a big Korean supermarket by my work, so I'll buy some and see how it goes.

[lincoln_lynx]

Big Pharma are the scummiest of scumbags.

[kimberlysteele]

Co-sign!! At this point, when a student of mine says they intend to become a doctor, it makes me sad for them.

[(Anonymous)]

I do wonder what my T1 sister-in-law and Biden voter (blue wave!) thinks about all this. Bless her heart. Unlike them, I actually DON’T want her to suffer for voting “wrong” and pray she will be okay.

[kimberlysteele]

Well, with all of the bad intentions I have seen Biden voters throwing around, she's going to feel the sting of blowback unless she is some sort of exception. It's baked into the cake at this point. I discussed it in an earlier comment on this post -- their next life is going to be taskmaster-harsh from what my Ogham are saying.

[(Anonymous)]

I love the fact that it's being claimed blaming Biden is wrong because the companies rose the prices, not the government. That's ignoring the fact Biden undid an executive order forbidding them from doing just this.....

[kimberlysteele]

Right, they'll make any excuse to pretend they are exempt from blowback. Of course trying to skate from the blowback they've got coming simply makes it worse!