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…not need any prescriptions, permission, or physicians to choose to live a lifestyle that creates good health. But since these practices are neither dangerous nor costly, don’t be bugged if…

…with a pen and a prescription pad always close at hand. (“Take two pills and call me in the morning.”) It’s a mystery to me why the mainstream media imagines…

…are publicly making statements requesting bans on prescription drug advertising for television, newspapers, and magazines, suggests to me that there is a serious problem. Apparently, the original news release on…

…ill health, doctor appointments, dangerous psychoactive drug prescriptions and so on. Medical insurance, of course, was originally developed many years ago by a few industrious medical doctors who figured out…

…prescription and has changed many times in its approach toward health care. Over the years medicine has contradicted itself on almost every chemical cure it is administered. In all its…

…several proposed ways to address the problem, including mandated changes to packaging to prevent drugs from being mistaken for one another and to regulate dosing; having physicians enter prescriptions on…

…many others have been discussed.” Statistics show a shift in the health care industry as costs rise and patients look to natural, holistic care as an alternative to high prescription…

…you cannot be bought off the shelf or picked up from behind the counter at Walgreen’s with a special prescription. Dr. Rob Sinnott, LCP, demonstrated to us recently how medical…

…be interesting to discover how many times drugs were involved. Whether those drugs be illicit drugs, prescription pharmaceuticals, or over-the-counter medications is not my concern. I just want to know…

…hormonal drugs.” In response to the recent USA Today article Dr. Behrendt writes, “With so many prescriptions being written, there’s no doubt that there are women in our practices who…

…prescriptions for pediatric pain management, 33% were prescribed in an off-label manner. We do not know the full context of Dr Zeltzer’s comment when asked by David White, “What kind…

…wards received an unlicensed or off label drug prescription during their hospital stays. The authors note that some unlicensed and off label drug use may be necessary and appropriate. Yet…

…prescribed antibiotics to patients with viruses such as those that cause colds and flu. According to researchers at the CDC, 50 million of the 150 million outpatient prescriptions each year…

…out massage therapy since there are people out there who are excellent at that and are comparatively well trained. And it certainly leaves out the use of prescription medication since…

…to professional ethics and moral character? What about the billions of dollars this has cost, first with the prescription of unnecessary drugs, and then with the task of trying to…

…thing got defeated, subluxation docs cheered while others cried in their hydrocollator towels, but it will come up again. Seems like pharmaceuticals and prescription rights are a regular cyclic battle…

…Do we have a prescription drug problem in the United States as a result of the drugs that are real and are being pushed upon our youth? For those of…

…proportion of ADHD youth visits that involved prescription for stimulants increased from 62% to 77%.Interesting quotes from the article:“In the future, we will need to demonstrate that the treatments make…

…is wholly unique and, at the present time, is ours and ours alone (physical therapy has already been spoken for, the use of prescription drugs has already been spoken for,…

…decreasing the overuse of tens of million wasteful antibiotic prescriptions written annually. Earlier that same month, chiropractor Stew Bittman authored a midwives for the truth article, which talked about facilitating…

…pretty crappy. What’s also pretty crappy as America’s two-faced attitude toward smoking marijuana. Things are different here in California with medicinal marijuana being legal via prescription from a medical doctor….

…Drug Advertising & Condition Based Content Open up a copy of People, and you’re likely to come across advertising for pharmaceuticals. Whether they be prescription or over-the-counter, ads for pain…

…as a “compass” for care, not a cookbook for care. * Guidelines should never be used punitively or as prescriptions for care. * Each patient is unique and treatment recommendations…

…throat 5 times over the winter? Also, your friend who suffers from migraine headaches and always is taking prescription drugs to cover up the symptom? What’s holding you back? Do…

…common, and many “self medicate.” According to information in the AMA article, a 2004 study found that more than 80% of US residents reported using a prescription medication, over-the-counter (OTC)…

…out there do without chiropractic care?” The only answer I could give her was, “they suffer for years and finally, in desperation, take dangerous prescription drugs to try to alleviate…

…about the growing prevalence of such prescriptions among U.S. youths.Not surprising, the decision by the Colorado Board of Education has sent shock waves through the medical community. To many, the…

…making a choice is ultimately a choice. I feel violated every time I see a commercial for a prescription medication. I guess they have found people will take more medication…