Critical Remedies offers a critique of the American healthcare system. It also presents health advice for common ailments, as well as financial management and small business management advice for the average Joe.
The subjects covered could well consume innumerable thick volumes, such as those seen in law offices and meant for decoration only. Yet this one book finds the flaws in healthcare, small business related issues, and even describes the intricacies of the judiciary systems.
The advice is sensible, practical, and understandable, giving useful tips to readers so they can ignore trivial controversies, and start to profit from the cost-benefit ratios provided.
The burning issues of finding money for life-saving care, not just restricted to business and health, means navigating a complicated system to survive and to meet medical needs.
Critical Remedies is written for the needy and deserving, who are trying to live and let live in this country, formed and built by immigrants searching for the comforts of easy and honorable living.
Dr. M.K.R. Khan, a retired psychiatrist and professor, grew up in Hyderabad, India, and now lives in Chicago. Though unlicensed to practice in the U.S., he wishes to spread the truth about flaws in healthcare, as well as remedies, prevention, and cure of the system.
His son, Er. M. E. R. Khan, of Auckland, New Zealand, graduated in telecommunication sciences, with a post-graduate degree in business organization and marketing. He clarifies the analysis and remedies of the system for small business incorporations.
Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/MkrKhanandMerKhan
