Insurance Forces You Into Protocols That Serve Big Pharma While Silencing Real Medical Freedom
As long as we keep playing by their rules, they’ll keep winning—and we’ll keep losing. That’s why it’s time to opt out and take back control.
Let’s stop sugarcoating it—the health insurance industry is a cartel. It masquerades as a “protector” of your health, but in reality, it’s a profit-hungry machine designed to trap you in a maze of bureaucracy, fine print, and corporate collusion. When you enroll in a traditional health insurance plan, you're not signing up for healthcare. You're signing up to fund a bloated system that puts shareholders above patients, protocols above personalized care, and government mandates above your freedom.
Every year, premiums go up, coverage goes down, and the list of "approved providers" gets tighter. Need to see a specialist? Hope you got pre-authorization. Want to try a more holistic approach like a naturopath or chiropractor? Good luck—most insurance plans won't touch it. And if you dare to go out of network, be prepared for financial punishment. This isn’t about health—it’s about control.
Insurance companies don't just limit your care; they actively manipulate it. They decide which drugs you can take, which procedures you can get, and how long you can stay in a hospital bed. And it’s not your doctor making these decisions—it’s some pencil-pusher sitting in a cubicle reading from a spreadsheet. These companies have no relationship with you, no knowledge of your health history, and no incentive to do what’s actually best for you.
Worse yet, they’re in bed with Big Pharma and hospital systems that jack up prices just to “negotiate them down” later. It’s a rigged game where you—the patient—are the mark. Hospitals will bill insurance companies tens of thousands of dollars for procedures that would cost a fraction if you paid cash. Why? Because they know insurance companies will only pay a portion, and they want to make sure their cut is fat.
This isn’t healthcare. It’s corporate control wrapped in red tape and marketed as a benefit. And as long as we keep playing by their rules, they’ll keep winning—and we’ll keep losing. That’s why it’s time to opt out and take back control.
Enter ShareRight, a healthshare program that flips the script. Unlike traditional insurance, ShareRight isn’t about feeding the pockets of Big Pharma or navigating a labyrinth of network restrictions. It’s about community, choice, and control. With ShareRight, you’re not confined to a list of “approved providers.” You decide what care looks like. Want a hospital birth or a home birth? Your call. Prefer a chiropractor, acupuncturist, or naturopath over a pill-pushing MD? Go for it.
Financially, ShareRight is a no-brainer. Members often save 30-50% compared to traditional health insurance premiums. Instead of paying into a bloated system, you share costs with a community of like-minded individuals. There are no deductibles in the conventional sense; instead, you choose a Primary Responsibility Amount (PRA)—which gives you more control over your budget. Once your PRA is met, the rest is shared across the community, providing a safety net without the financial stranglehold.
And here's a huge bonus—ShareRight doesn’t get fleeced by hospital price-gouging. Hospitals can’t play the same games they do with insurance providers. You get real prices, not the inflated “sticker shock” numbers designed to exploit the system. That means you know what you’re paying, and more often than not, you’re paying way less.
Let’s quit pretending—health insurance isn’t healthcare. It’s a scam run by bureaucrats and corporate vultures who don’t know your name and don’t care about your health. You’re not buying peace of mind; you’re buying into a system that tells you which doctors you can see, what treatments you’re allowed to have, and how sick you have to be before they might consider helping you. And all the while, you’re footing the bill so they can keep padding their profits. This isn’t about your well-being—it’s about control. And it’s time we broke free.
If you're tired of being a cog in the Medical Industrial Complex, it's time to break out.