In their effort to suppress digestive symptoms doctors hand out antacid medication like candy, even to babies. Virtually no thought is given to the fact that these medications, by interfering with stomach acid, are lowering the front line defense system against any infection. A new study shows that if you go into a hospital and are prescribed Prilosec, Nexium or Prevacid you have a 30% increased risk for contracting pneumonia during your stay.
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Swine Flu
A new study shows that the widely over-prescribed acid suppressing medications known as proton-pump inhibitors (Prilosec, Prevacid, Aciphex, Protonix, and Nexium) cause significant indigestion when patients try to get off them. This is because the drugs, once stopped, cause a rebound over-production of stomach acid.
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Daily Protein Plus™,
Daily Protein™,
proton pump inhibitor
A new study shows that 70% of patients taking proton pump inhibitor antacid medication (Prilosec, Prevacid, Aciphex, Protonix, or Nexium) gained an average 8 pounds over a two year period.
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proton pump inhibitor,
weight gain
Three studies published in the Archives of Internal Medicine show that commonly over-prescribed antacids increase the risk for dangerous intestinal bacterial infection of
Clostridium difficile (
C. diff) as well as increase the risk of any type of bone fracture by 25%.
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Clostridium Difficile,
fractures
A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine shocked researchers as they found out just how bad Big Pharma massages study outcomes to fit their sales needs. This is further proof of the tens of billions of dollars per year of blatantly fraudulent drugs sales that are not only quite dangerous but very expensive to all taxpayers.
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antidepressants,
bias,
Big Pharma,
blood pressure medication,
clicical trial,
fraud,
statins
Antacid medication (proton pump inhibitors) and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are commonly prescribed medications to suppress the symptoms of indigestion or pain, and are often prescribed together. A new study shows that the combination induces bacterial imbalance in the small intestine that will cause small intestine injury. This is a classic example of the problem of Western medicine’s temporary solutions, especially when used long term. Thankfully, it appears friendly flora (acidophilus) can prevent the damage.
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antacids,
NSAIDS,
probiotics,
small inestine damage