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5.0 out of 5 stars Common things that are harmful, November 9, 2007
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Sugar, aspirin, fluoride, silver fillings, these are all things that most people believe are safe and that the government, our doctors, and mainstream media tell us are safe. But this medical doctor tells the truth as to why all these very common things are so dangerous.

For instance, aspirin, long touted to be a heart attack prevention pill, is actually more likely to cause a brain bleed since it weakens the vessels and causes internal bleeding. The study that said that aspirin prevented heart attacks was done with aspirin that was buffered with magnesium. Magnesium does in fact prevent heart attacks. But when the study was done without the buffering, the aspirin did not prevent heart attacks.

He gives the same kind of insiders look at all the other issues too. This is another book that any natural health practitioner should have on their bookshelf.
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Bad Medicine by William Campbell Douglass II (Paperback - June 24, 2003)
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