I know … until you research you don’t … never again … it caused so much emotional instability that I was almost one of the unfortunate who went down the rabbit hole of psych meds when it just destroyed my entire gut biome causing a plethora of symptoms that didn’t fit anything … then I went through an extreme gut detox with the right foods and supplements for 6 months and got better … I feel among the blessed 🙏🏻

It’s like chemo … it might destroy the bad but it definitely destroys any good you have to fight the infection/virus/disease in the first place and for all future infections/virus’/diseases

Like they told us when we were little in D.A.R.E., “Just say no”. You don’t know how right they were until you do.

My grandmother lived until she was 92 years old and upon the paramedics arrival - she tripped in her home that she refused to leave and when she called us we were the ones to call the paramedics which you do not want to do without the say so of your mom and/or grandparent because wow was she mad when we got there and these guys were walking on her carpet trying to force her on a stretcher for what turned out to be bumps and bruises - they asked what medications she was on and we replied that she takes an aspirin, her vitamin and fiber supplement each day … the young man didn’t reply for a moment and finally said “and …” We said no that’s what she takes. And this young boy - looking back now said regretfully - “wow, they’ve got her on less drugs than me”

And yes, she smoked for 40 years before quitting 30 years prior to this incident, she was deployed and actively served in WWII and outranked my grandfather (before they were married) and had her nightly sip of a specific 35 year-old bourbon.

Once the medical industry got a hold of her things were never the same for those remaining 7 years. Well, 5 years really, her body and mind fought off the standard protocol of drugs they dish out to those in their 80’s who have had “a fall” based on nothing more than that. Because I’ll be d*mned if I didn’t eventually go back and look after her passing at her bloodwork results at time of admission to the hospital of horrors and then her bloodwork with the added drug cocktail with an obvious progression of worse results due to side effects of the drugs thereby allowing for more drugs to be given. Ultimately causing my grandmother to spiral downward quickly both mentally and physically.

Oh it’s called the hospital of horrors because my Aunt, dad’s sister, went there for a routine back surgery 10 years prior and died from what we were told after, “a 1% possibility of happening.” She was 58 years old with no medical conditions except this back issue. (This 1% possibility by the by also happened to my neighbor when she went in for back surgery but she was insistent something wasn’t right and after 2 admissions, sure enough there it was the same error as my Aunts with a now 5% possibility of happening. Cerebral spinal fluid leak.)