During the Odummer maamdate I was paying around $2000/mo for high deductible and bushie's worthless HSA which consistently would drain to zero every year to pay out-of-pocket maximums. This all to keep an extremely healthy family insured. The expenses were normal such as dental, vision, an occasional bone break and birth expenses. The only thing healthy the healthcare cares about is the size of the bill they can stick you with. Its completely overrun with misandry and bureaucracy. Fortunately thanks to the atomic destruction causes by the ACA there are alterate systems available today such as healthshare and DPC.

I pay for the cheapest "health insurance" that my employer offers, which is like $10/month. I only have it in case I have a traumatic injury, otherwise, if I want labs done, I'll pay for them out-of-pocket myself using something like RequestATest.com.

I'm an RN and am in a bit of the "alternative healthcare" game (which basically, to means, just means what healthcare should be) as far as my own health is concerned and I ensure I take care of my own body, so I'm not worried about it.

Vitamin C and Zinc and you'll seldom be ill

Hard to say. We have a "free" healthcare system funded by national insurance, taxation, and a myriad of other things that are hard to untangle.

Total spending on healthcare in the UK is currently ~£217B / year. We have a taxable workforce of 32.7M, so around £553 / month per worker. So I voted $201-$1000 on your poll.

That said, I know some people taking on private health insurance because the public system is getting increasingly strained and unreliable.

When you refer to "health care" you refer to:

My personal spending is ZERO. I do not go to a "mata sanos" called "medic" or hospital that is just a triage fot the morgue. I just treat myself with natural things and just live a life with a low risk of accidents.