If you are on medications, periodically take the time to inventory what you are taking.
- Research the side effects of each medications, and note if they interact with one another in a harmful way.
- Are you taking more than one medication for the same health condition; for example: are you on 2 or 3 blood pressure meds? If, so, ask your doctor WHY you need more than one. If one prescription is not working, you should research why it isn’t effective.
- Never stop searching for alternatives and more natural solutions to your health problems; for example: if you have high blood pressure, search for a healthier dietary program, exercise more, and take natural supplements that aid in blood pressure issues, such as B3 niacin.
- Detox – many times detoxing removes the root cause of your health symptoms.
- Get a hair analysis to determine what toxins are within your body at the root of your need for meds.
- Decreasing the number of meds that you take can help you save money.
Taking fewer medications can help you save money.
Remember that you are in control of your body, so if you are spending your money on a long list of medications that don’t seem to work that well, and many of the meds are duplicated, research why and the alternatives available to you.
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Before taking vitamins, consult your doctor; pre-existing medical conditions or medications you are taking can affect how your body responds to multivitamins.
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