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There’s another war going on today. A war that may haveserious consequences on the folks in the United States! I’mjust a small guy, sat in the middle looking to see howthings go and trying to figure out who will win.What war am I talking about, I hear you say.I’m talking about the latest war, or battle for want ofanother word, going on between the U.S. House ofRepresentatives, the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry andpharmacies in Canada. As I dug deeper into this story Irealised several things. I learnt that U.S. consumers paythe highest prices in the world for prescription drugs,often as much as double the price that Canadians actuallypay. I learnt that the U.S. pharmaceutical industry hasannual gross sales for prescription drugs that amount tojust over $159.8 billion! Yes, that’s not a typo.It seems that the FDA is taking sides with the U.S.industry, inasmuch, they say that import drugs may not bepackaged and stored under appropriate conditions. Moreover,that there is no guarantee that the drugs have been producedunder current good manufacturing practices. But moreimportantly, the FDA released a statement saying that:“When consumers take such unsafe and inappropriate medications, they face risks of dangerous drug interactionsand other serious health consequences.”At the moment of writing, a U.S. committee is trying todetermine whether Canadian drugs are safe. It also doesn’thold back when it says that the FDA is obviously takingsides with the U.S. pharma industry.From my line of business I have dealings everyday withpeople suffering from heart disease, high cholesterol levels,hypertension, diabetes, and people who are overweight orobese, and others who try to do their best to get a grip ontheir lives and start taking control.These people can actually be saving hundreds of dollars ontheir monthly drug bill. In fact, many are alreadypurchasing their supply of medications directly on theinternet from Canadian online pharmacies. Are they doing thewrong thing? Isn’t this going against the American spirit?But should it really be so expensive to live our lives asbest as possible when medications are needed?I recently heard about one lady who uses a discount drugservice that connects her to a Canadian pharmacy where shebuys her medicine and saves $300 (US) a month!“I’m a senior citizen and every dollar counts” she told CBS newsWe’re all interested in our health and how to improve itwhen needed. We also want quality of life and longevity.Well, like it or not, in this area of our lives we’ve becomemore and more dependant on the pharmaceutical industry. Butdoes this mean that they should be allowed to charge theprices they want?It has been estimated that over 1 million Americans arecurrently using this cross-border method, either in thevirtual world of internet or just getting in their cars anddriving across the border. The number is increasingevery day.This increase has prompted much debate and retaliation.One major drug company has now stopped supplying itsproducts to Canadian mail-order pharmacies that sell toAmericans. Others will almost certainly follow in thispractice, too.Apart from the moral, and there are morals from both sidesof the story, is this practice legal?Well, in 1987 a U.S. law was written, long before the boomof internet pharmacies, making it illegal to importprescription drugs, whether made in the U.S. or not.Both the FDA and the U.S. Customs have never really practicedthis law and apparently nobody has ever been prosecuted.So, what will happen next?Do you have an opinion on this battle between the giants?If so, we’d like to hear from you.We are currently carrying out a time-sensitive survey andwe hope to get the opinions of at least 50,000 people.We will send the results of our survey to the U.S. Houseof Representative, the FDA, as well as the CanadianInternational Pharmacy Association. Do you think that theopinion of 50,000 people would make people listen? Who knows,but one thing is for sure U.S. politicians need to hearthe voice of the people that vote them.Why do I say that this is a time-sensitive survey?Simple … we have to act before a final decision is made.We will close all entries on September 10.Our intentions are to be as partial as possible, as wewant to hear your opinion and not just give you ours. Inthe survey you will simply be asked whether you agree toCanadian imports, do not agree to Canadian imports, youdon’t know, or, you don’t care. The results will becalculated, packaged and sent off to all the abovegovernment bodies. Let your opinion be heard today, whatever it may be, andwe will try to make it count. Thank you. http://www.CureYourHeart.com