The document critiques the reliance on online health resources like WebMD for medical information, arguing that they can induce unnecessary anxiety and lead to misdiagnosis. It emphasizes the importance of consulting medical professionals rather than self-diagnosing through the internet. The text concludes by encouraging individuals to seek proper medical attention and offers resources for finding healthcare coverage.

2. One day you wake up and you your throat
hurts a little bit.

3. One day you wake up and you your throat
hurts a little bit.
Instead of just brushing it off or asking
an actual medical professional,

4. One day you wake up and you your throat
hurts a little bit.
Instead of just brushing it off or asking
an actual medical professional,
you decide to take things into
your own hands and use the
power of the internet.

5. Next thing you know, you are
writing up a will because you are
convinced you’re dying of cancer.

6. This is just one of the
issues with sites such
as WebMD.

7. The overall problem with it, is the fact that
although it is a good idea in theory to help
people improve their health,

8. The overall problem with it, is the fact that
although it is a good idea in theory to help
people improve their health,
it is actually ending up
making people less healthy.

10. The idea is that people will be able to
figure out their own problems,

11. The idea is that people will be able to
figure out their own problems,
leaving less busy work to the doctors
that should be spending their time
more wisely.

12. When in reality,

13. When in reality,
its making those people with common
colds and other everyday ailments believe
there is something seriously wrong,

14. When in reality,
its making those people with common
colds and other everyday ailments believe
there is something seriously wrong,
wasting time, and anxiety.

15. Rather than spending hours trying to figure
out what’s wrong,

16. Rather than spending hours trying to figure
out what’s wrong,
Be proactive and apply for health
insurance, or urge your place of
employment to provide benefits.

18. On the other hand,

19. On the other hand,
if there is something seriously wrong,

20. On the other hand,
if there is something seriously wrong,
all that can happen from
turning to the internet is the
condition getting worse while
you sit there and type away.

21. Even if you do come to a
somewhat accurate conclusion
for checking your symptoms
online, there’s no way to be sure.

22. And even if you are,

23. And even if you are,
then what do you do?

24. You still need medical attention,
right?

25. You still need medical attention,
right?
So just save yourself time and
anxiety by seeing a
professional in the first place.

26. Not to mention, the medical information
that is accessible by the public online is
not necessarily trust worthy.

27. Most of the contributors are not even
close to being doctors, let alone fully-licensed,
practicing medical experts.

28. The general consensus with
WebMD and other similar sites is
that the diagnoses for typical
symptoms are way over the top.

29. Next time something doesn’t
seem right;

30. Next time something doesn’t
seem right;
don’t even think twice about
trying to solve the issue using the
internet.

31. In fact, don’t waste
your time even
thinking once!

32. In fact, don’t waste
your time even
thinking once!
Take yourself to the doctor.

33. For help choosing a health care
professional that is in your coverage,
give us a call at
(813)789-3340
Or visit us online at
www.monarchbenefitsolutions.com