Contrary to people's belief, majority of our calorie intake should come from carbohydrates (about 45-65%). These carbohydrates are the one that produce glucose or the blood sugar. This fuels brain activity which gives you energy to do your day-to-day activities.
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The Rand Health Insurance Experiment supports the relationship between growth in 3rd party reimbursement and increase in health care costs. This plan cost-sharing lowers the total costs compared to a free plan with a 25% patient co-insurance resulted in a 19% decline in expenditures.
In this patients or consumers do not typically pay for the most of health benefits and services used. Cost-sharing leads to lowering utilization costs. It does not affect the morality risk or measures of health even lower utilization case.
