(This is a public service announcement)
There are reasons why you really need to know what you are eating, drinking or taking as a supplement.
Diet supplement has meth-like chemical (from www.cnn.com)
Reason one: dietary supplements are not regulated by the FDA like drugs are.
Reason two: you could develop horrific side effects or worse.
I've always wanted to lose more weight, but I'm just not going to try meth (or anything meth-like) anytime soon.
The risks (and nasty side effects) are just too great.
That is all.
Thank you.
"Fear paralyzes; curiosity empowers. Be more interested than afraid."-Patricia Alexander, American educational psychologist
Showing posts with label risks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label risks. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
They are reasons for everything
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Monday, September 23, 2013
All I can say is wow!
This is an incredible story about a new cardiac procedure.
Considering the risks for both surgical interventions, this one is absolutely amazing.
Considering the risks for both surgical interventions, this one is absolutely amazing.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
A helluva story
Maybe it just take someone who became Lara Croft onscreen to tackle an issue like prophylactic mastectomy. Angelina Jolie lit up the internet today with an op-ed about her experience having the BRCA-1 gene, a mother with cancer and her own double mastectomy.
I enjoyed reading it. While both my parents had cancer (one died from it), I am constantly reminded of my own risks. Modern medicine can now present the tests to see if the genie really is in the bottle (inside us.)
Sometimes, it just takes a lot of fortitude to be able to open it.
More to come...
I enjoyed reading it. While both my parents had cancer (one died from it), I am constantly reminded of my own risks. Modern medicine can now present the tests to see if the genie really is in the bottle (inside us.)
Sometimes, it just takes a lot of fortitude to be able to open it.
More to come...
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