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The following Mark's Daily Apple article was written by Mark Sisson and is narrated by Brock Armstrong.

The best kind of health insurance.

I'm not interested in talking about Supreme Court decisions,

the Affordable Health Care Act, or for-profit versus non-profit business models.

No, today I have something else in mind.

It's a perspective on health insurance that gets almost no attention at all, despite the

high costs and even higher stakes.

Let's look at an actual definition first.

This one's from Wikipedia.

Quote, health insurance is insurance against the risk of incurring medical expenses among

individuals, end quote. And can those darn expenses ever get expensive? Just as budget experts and

lifestyle minimalist advise that the best price is no price when that is an option, I'd argue the same principle applies

here. The cheapest health bill is no bill. And what if our daily choices could help make this

possible? Let me back up and say that I'm not arguing anyone should skip purchasing health

insurance, especially these days, or that even the most

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