23-41 Natural Alternatives For The 10 Most Prescribed Drugs: Part 2

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English - October 11, 2023 11:00 - 20 minutes - 16.1 MB
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Episode 23:41 Natural Alternatives For The 10 Most Prescribed Drugs: Part 2

The following are the ten most prescribed drugs in the United States:

Lipitor

Lisinopril

Albuterol

Synthroid

Norvasc

Gabapentin

Prilosec

Metformin

Amoxicillin

Prednisone

While the use of prescription drugs certainly has its place, NONE of the drugs listed above do anything to correct the underlying CAUSE.

Not only that, ALL of these drugs have side-effects… some quite dangerous.

There HAS TO be a better way.

Fortunately, there IS.

A safer, more natural alternative to drugs.

On the last episode we discussed natural alternatives to three of the drugs on the list (Lipitor, Lisinopril and Norvasc).

On this episode we address natural alternatives for the remaining seven.

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