Tag: pharmaceuticals
218 Million Americans Have This Carcinogen In Their Tap Water —...
We usually don’t think twice about the safety of tap water. It’s safe to drink as far as we’re concerned, because we are lucky...
The Serotonin Myth Explained
We’ve been made to believe that a chemical imbalance in the brain, specifically serotonin, can be fixed by popping a pill, mainly because the...
Turmeric and 4 More Natural Answers That Beat Ibuprofen for Pain...
More and more we learn that by taking ibuprofen we subject ourselves to serious health conditions like heart attack or stroke. Yet, most of...
You May Be On Prozac But Not Know It
Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. The idea that we’re unwittingly ingesting Prozac each time we drink a glass of tap water sounds like...
Drug Companies Making Nearly $2 Billion On Unused Cancer Drugs
The pharmaceutical industry in America poses quite a conundrum. On one hand, it provides the medicines that some people literally need to live. Some...
Exposed: Pharmaceutical Companies Spend Over 18 Billion Annually on Gifts to...
I worked in a busy family physician's office about 18 years or so ago and was astounded by how many drug reps came in...
Are Americans Pill-Popping Addicts?
A new study published on November 3 in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) uncovered America’s insatiable use of prescription drugs. The...
Children Accidentally Given Bipolar Medication This Past Halloween: A Closer Look...
When it comes to trick-or-treating, there's always some degree of anxiety for parents. As children walk door to door, collecting candy from strangers, safety...
Another Reason to Choose Real Food: Both Drugs and Certain Supplements...
Most of us know that pharmaceutical drugs often carry with them a nasty list of side effects: they come with warning labels and extensive...
Prescription Painkiller Deaths Skyrocketing in Women
The Centers for Disease Control published a report recently that revealed deaths from prescription painkillers in women are rising at an alarming rate. From...