Side Effects of Commonly Prescribed Drugs

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Health Alert: One of the bottles of medications in your home might be as lethal to your body as rat poison!

 Recently, my friend Bill’s face swelled up like a balloon after he took Motrin for a headache.

There are very few people in North America today who go a week without taking some form of medicine, vitamin, or herb. But how many of those people know that they should avoid combining it with ginseng, ginkgo, or garlic — three very popular herbal supplements?

 Bill sure didn’t — and chances are you didn’t, either.  In fact, every year, millions of people suffer from dangerous and potentially fatal side effects when they unwittingly combine safe drugs with other foods, vitamins, herbs, and medicines.

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