It’s not that the insurance industry has commodified health care. It’s that the insurance industry has commodified health care.

Well, the commodification of health care has its roots in the pre-slavery period when most people could not afford medical care. But the commodification of health care came about after the post-slavery period when the medical industry became more profitable.

And the insurance industry has commodified health care because we no longer have to worry about how much money we’re going to be dipping into our pockets for when we get sick.

The commodification of health care has the unintended consequence of making it more expensive for people to get sick. That’s because the way we pay for health care is increasingly based on the amount of money a person’s insurance company will pay. This means that people are paying more for their insurance and the reason is that money that used to be spent on premiums is now spent on health care.

Now this is something I would never have imagined when I was a newlywed couple just out of college. My parents had a house payment, and I’d be surprised how much they spent on our health insurance. But I guess you don’t pay a whole lot of money if you don’t have health insurance.

I guess the amount of money a person pays per month for health insurance is directly proportional to the amount of money they spend on it. If someone is a student, that person might pay a whole lot less than someone with a high salary. And health insurance is usually less expensive if you dont have health issues. It makes it easier to get insurance if you have health issues, and that is a good thing.

health insurance is a good thing, but the commodification of health care is a bad thing. When a product is commodified, it becomes hard to distinguish between the original product and the commodity that is being sold. For instance, when you buy a car, you dont really care about the car, you just care about what it is. When you buy health insurance, you really care about what your health insurance is for, and that is a good thing.

health insurance is a good thing because it is a commodity. When health insurance is commodified, it becomes hard to distinguish between the original product and the commodity that is being sold. It might be a good thing, but the commodification of health insurance makes it a bad thing.

The commodification of health insurance is one of the most dangerous and insidious aspects of the corporate healthcare industry. Insurance companies compete so that they will be in a position to sell the most product for the least amount of money, and so they can control the public’s acceptance of the product.

The result is that the insurance companies have created an entire industry where they charge for what they call “premiums.” The premiums are the money they receive from the consumer for the insurance they sell them. It’s not the premium that’s being paid, it’s the money they’re receiving for the insurance. The only way to avoid this is to not buy the insurance.