Flint, U.S.A. — Dr. Vivek Palavali, M.D., who regularly performs medicine’s most intricate and complicated neurosurgeries, dissects America’s sick health care system in a new documentary film titled ‘Bitter Pill‘.

Now, the world may view it Free online at www.bitterpilldoc.com. For one day only, November 1, 2012, anyone may view this critically acclaimed movie absolutely free.

Mr. Ron Shinkman, editor of Fierce Health Finance, called Bitter Pill, “A better effort than Michael Moore’s investigation of the healthcare system, 2007′s ‘Sicko.’” A leading authority on health care issues in America, Shinkman went on to say, “It is far more matter-of-fact, lacks its smug self-satisfaction and isn’t silted with propagandistic stunts,” in his comparison to Moore’s film. Ironically, Dr. Palavali practices medicine in the Flint, Michigan area, Moore’s hometown. “I have tremendous respect for Mike Moore, but my approach to this important issue is much different,” Palavali said.

Palavali, a celebrated neurosurgeon, has produced this new film that diagnoses the disease that is destroying the American health care system. In the movie, Dr. Palavali does a comprehensive global examination of health care to uncover the deep rooted cancer that is responsible for our nation’s sickness.

“I find it unconscionable that the US spends $3 trillion annually on health care, yet millions of Americans are uninsured and sick,” said Palavali. “The people in Europe for example spend far less, yet their citizens are healthier and live longer,” he added.

Dr. Palavali was responsible for every aspect of the film’s production, from actually shooting the video himself, conducting all the interviews, doing the research and directing much of the work in post-production. This fact filled and entertaining film was produced while the doctor also maintained a full time surgical practice.

Dr. Palavali is available for interviews to discuss his new movie and share with your audience the solution to saving health care in America in everyday language. His approach to this controversial issue is candid and compelling. Dr. Palavali is realistic however relative to his career goals, “As much as I enjoy making films, I have no plans to give up my day job,” Palavali said.

To learn more about the doctor and view the film visit www.BitterPillDoc.com.

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On Wednesday, Michael Moore appeared on “The View” to promote his new book, “Here Comes Trouble.” Co-host Elizabeth Hasselbeck wasted no time, pouncing on the Academy Award winning film-maker. In May, following the death of Osama bin Laden, Moore was outspoken about the death.

He criticized the way the United States handled the death, calling it an “execution” and saying that America had “lost something of our soul” by not trying him for his crimes. Hasselbeck interrupted Moore halfway through his first sentence. “I think that we did a very smart thing putting the Nazis on trial,” he began.

“That was after the war was over,” Hasselbeck cut in. The war is over,” Moore said. “Michael, we’re still at war!” she snapped. “No, we’re not, actually,” Moore snapped back. He said that the U.S. has spent countless time and money fighting things that have “nothing to do with the real threat,” and that the country should not be in Afghanistan.

“My point is that the way we show the world that we’re different is that we give even the most heinous person their day in court,” he said. “You’re telling me Osama bin Laden deserves a trial?” an outraged Hasselbeck replied. “Where? In New York City? Absolutely not! How dare — and why, because Casey Anthony’s trial went so well?”

“What are we afraid of?” Moore said. “We’re Americans, man!”

“Our rights are not afforded to him!” Hasselbeck shot back. The argument continued until a reluctant Whoopi Goldberg was forced to cut to a commercial. In other news, Moore is offering signed copies of his new book. If you order the book online through one of three independent bookstores in Northern Michigan, you will get a signed copy.

There is no additional fee for the signed book. This book contains two dozen short stories and is the most personal work Moore has done.

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