22-27 Side-Effects May Include…

<p><strong>Episode 22:27 Side-Effects May Include…</strong></p> <p>Most people know that EVERY drug carries with it the potential for negative side effects.</p> <p>Even aspirin.</p> <p>Unfortunately, what most people DON’T know is that severe illness and/or death is oftentimes one of these side effects.</p> <p>In fact, more Americans die each year from pharmaceutical drugs than from ANY other condition other than heart disease and cancer.</p> <p>Sad, but true.</p> <p>What’s even sadder is that many conditions can be treated WITHOUT pharmaceutical drugs and, therefore, WITHOUT the corresponding side effects.</p> <p>It’s called Holistic Medicine and it is an approach that focuses on using NATURAL remedies to restore a person’s health.</p> <p>Unfortunately, most medical doctors, and the medical profession as a whole, ignore all things “natural’ and limit their treatment options to “a pill for every ill.”</p> <p>WHY they do this is a subject for another time. </p> <p>For now, just know that the use of pharmaceutical drugs is VERY profitable which is why you see these pills advertised on TV commercials, magazines… and all across the internet.</p> <p>You also see, at the end of these advertisements, a warning stating “side effects may include…”</p> <p>Listening to the list of side effects is scary as they are oftentimes WORSE than the actual condition they are supposed to be treating!</p> <p>On this episode we discuss we talk about the use, and misuse, of pharmaceutical drugs with an emphasis on how harmful many of them can be… even when used properly. </p> <p>We also discuss one particular drug that is marketed specifically as a treatment for the side effects of other drugs.</p> <p>(Yes, there is a drug that is promoted as a treatment for the side effects of other drugs!)</p> <p>Be sure to give this episode a good listen.</p> <p>Then, share it with a friend.</p> <p>In addition, check the potential side effects of every drug YOU are taking.</p> <p>Thanks!</p> <p>—————</p> <p>Want to learn more?</p> <p>Continue the conv