Mandatory Vaccines and now this!In my last post I talked about mandatory vaccines and how the pharmaceuticals are taking over our health, not in a good way. This post ‘digital pill approved’ informs the reader that the FDA has approved use of a pill which has a tracking sensor inside it to monitor the patient and make sure they don’t skip their medication! The name – Abilify MyCite (aripiprazole pill with sensor). Continue reading Digital Pill Approved!
To finish off this 4 part article Drugs! are you on a diuretic, I will show you some questions written by worried patients prescribed diuretics. If you’re on this class of drugs, you may find a question here relating to you and problems you are encountering. As Furosemide is a diuretic that is one of the most prescribed drugs in the world, questions about this particular drug will be covered here. Click for Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3. Continue reading Drugs! Are you on a diuretic? – Questions
How to treat oedemaIn Part 3 of Drugs! Are you on a diuretic, I will summarize what you can do about your oedema instead of taking these drugs. It’s a win, win situation because what you read here will also help with other conditions such as diabetes and obesity. If you take these tips on board, you will be on your way to a healthier, happier and slimmer you. Read on and enjoy your new way of living! By the way, you can read Part 1 here and Part 2 and Part 4. Continue reading Drugs! Are you on a diuretic? – Summary of alternative treatments
This is Part 2 of Drugs! Are you on diuretics? Part 1 is here and here is Part 3 and Part 4. Following on from all the reasons why you should not take a diuretic, I want to add a caveat about the administration of diuretics with regard to a type of blood pressure known as malignant hypertension. Continue reading Drugs! Are you on Diuretics? – Part 2
This class of drugs is often the first medication you will be prescribed if you are deemed to have high blood pressure. I will explain why diuretics should not be prescribed to the majority of the population and especially not to the elderly. There are certain extenuating circumstances when diuretics may be of value but these will be rare. Other examples of when this drug will be prescribed is for kidney failure, liver disease, congestive heart failure and all types of oedema. See Part 2 and Part 3 and Part 4 of this article. Continue reading Drugs! Are you on Diuretics?