How to Prevent Alzheimer's and Other Dementias

 

Editor's Note: Alzheimer's and other dementias are characterized by a lack of certain vitamins and minerals, folic acid for example. Preventive measures not only include supplementing diets with these vitamins, but also being aware that drugs may deplete the body's vitamin resources. The following article is a good place to start learning about the less well know effects of many pharmaceuticals.

Drug-Induced Malnutrition!

© by Lena Sanchez

Malnutrition is running rampant worldwide caused by foods that no longer contain the proper nutrients. In centuries past the fruits, grains and vegetables contained more and better minerals and vitamins, created and absorbed from the ground they were grown in. As farmers dropped normal rotations of ground-building crops, the nutrient content dropped to about one-tenth of the past nutrients. But another danger looms large in the malnutrition arena, and, when added to the lack of nutrients in our foods, it creates a HUGE pool of of illnesses.

Some commonly prescribed drugs cause severe nutritional deficiencies all by themselves. Nearly every man-made drug takes a heavy toll in unwanted and dangerous side effects with malnutrition being the most common. The following medications and chemicals contribute to malnutrition and chemical toxicity and set the stage for serious illnesses:

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Doctors use cortisone because it is a powerful drug for reducing swelling. Available as a pill or injected directly into joints, cortisone is a magic little potion that stops pain right now. However, it does not address the underlying problem that has created the swelling and problems.

What does cortisone/Prednisone do to you?

 

First it masks the pain but does nothing to treat the cause of the pain.

Second, ongoing use begins wearing away and eroding the naturally smooth bone surfaces that glide against each other at joints and sets you up for bigger problems later.

Giving your body cortisone sends your adrenal gland wrong signals, making it wonder what to do next and over prolonged time will shut it down from that confusion. Then come the mood swings, the weight gain caused from a voracious appetite created by the cortisone/Prednisone. Kidneys struggle to keep up the filtration needed to washout the chemicals; the liver is overworked and may end up with Hepatitis or cirrhosis.

My point? Your medications may be creating more illness for you! What to do?

Lena Sanchez is the author of Handbook Of Herbs To Health & Other Secrets , Antibiotic Alternatives To Preventing Mega Bacteria, and Dangers & Secrets Doctors Refuse To Tell You . Find these books online at http://www.antibiotic-alternatives.com Lena is the editor of the ezine Natural Environmental Health Facts & Your Home Business Coach. Subscribe here:
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