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Many natural birth advocates (doulas, midwives, birth educators) say that delivery of newborns in the U.S. is "overmedicated" by the hospitals' doctors and nurses. Some unnecessary procedures are forced on the mom and baby that have little scientific basis. United States C-Section rates for delivery are ridiculous, when compared to other developed countries. Should parents have zero say in that?
Some may say that the FDA requirements are unreasonable. Billions of people take turmeric as a natural antibacterial, and you can buy turmeric pills for a small price. If I make turmeric pills and say on the bottle "Helps Fight Bacterial Infections", the FDA will send the police to arrest me. Instead, they want me to pay tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in application fees so they can "test" my product to allow me to say that on the bottle. I could never compete with big pharma companies that make synthetic drugs.
but U.S. law cannot give preference to any one religion. Why should our government be guided by quotes from the Christian Bible?
You know, I find it very ironic that you open this debate thread by saying how the U.S. government should stay away from religion (1st amendment), but then you offer nothing but Word of Jesus in every other comment. What gives?!!! :)
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