posted on Aug, 13 2010 @ 02:07 PM
Newly published in the
American Journal of Cardiology is a study claiming that giving away free statin drugs along with your cheeseburger and
milkshake meal is an effective way of mitigating the health effects of fast food.
The article goes on to explain the rationale of practicing “
risk-reduction”; comparing the free drug give-away to wearing a seatbelt while
driving.
Could it even be possible to receive
worse medical advice?
Don’t pay any attention to the potential kidney damage, liver disease, erectile dysfunction and the myriad of other side effects from statin drugs.
They have pills to put you on for those too.
In the land of logic, reason and biochemistry, where no pharmaceutical crazed pusher may dwell, it’s easy to understand how this dangerous practice
wouldn’t help or neutralize your risk but in fact,
INCREASE your chances of developing a chronic disease by expanding your exposure to toxic
chemicals.
Instead of just damaging your heart and pancreas with fast food, you're now also harming your liver and kidneys with a chemical drug. The fact that a
doctor would actually recommend giving out free statin drugs to fast food customers is more proof (not that more is needed) that mainstream medical
education is a complete failure, when it come to health care, and that allopathic doctors continue to remain clueless about real answers to health.
So remember kids, if you’re going to eat junk food, (of which the majority of school lunch programs fall in this category) then make sure to take
your patented, chemically manufactured drugs like the good doctors suggest.
Source:
American Journal of Cardiology
[edit on 13-8-2010 by StrangeBrew]