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MEMORY KILLING MEDICATIONS

When you get a headache or a muscle spasm, you probably head to the bathroom and open up your medicine cabinet. You
sift through the boxes and bottles until you find what you need and then you pop a pill–maybe two.
After a while, you start to feel better, and you may even forget about the problem altogether.
But what you may not realize is that the effects of that medication can continue long after your symptoms have disappeared. You
might not know it, but the chemicals in that little pill or gel capsule could be working their way deeper into your brain, wreaking all
kinds of havoc along the way.

That is the danger of medication. But that is not the story that Big Pharma will tell you – they only want you to see the positive side of
prescriptions. That’s why they fill their commercials with happy, healthy-looking people. That’s why drugstore shelves are lined with boxes covered in colorful print and pretty pictures. It is easy to gloss over that one section of the box or bottle – the fine print.
But the fine print is where the real story is told. No medication is free from side-effects, neither prescription nor over-the-counter.
The general public chooses to believe, however, that the pills they pop on a daily basis do nothing but good for their bodies.
I’m here to tell you the truth, and it may shock and scare you. Manmade medications are nothing but chemicals in disguise, and those chemicals can have some nasty effects on your body and on your brain. One of the most common side effects of many medications is memory loss. Who are you without your memories? Are you willing to give them up for a few moments of relief?
In this book, I am going to take you deep into the dark side of the pharmaceutical industry.
I am going to tell you the truth about medications, both prescription and over-the counter, and the effects they could be having
on your brain. If you are ready to open your eyes and take back control of your body (and your brain), I encourage you to turn the page and keep reading.