We’re DOCTORS: 8 Common Medicines SCARE US

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  @RondaGarrigan · 3 months ago

  Thanks for not switching to AI. I much prefer human interaction. I enjoy your talks

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  @markwhite6782 · 5 months ago

  Guess what Dr. Dhand, I'm now 63 and subscribed to your channel a long time ago.  Since then I dropped sugar, seed oils, bread, pasta (still eat potatoes) and adopted a Ketovore diet along with 18:6 IF schedule.  The result?  Lost 52 pounds and got off 4 daily prescriptions for high triglycerides, asthma and high blood pressure.  I'm on nothing, adopted a resistance training schedule and feel 20 again.  I went from a prediabetic fatty liver to the best shape of my life, mostly because of you.

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  @magicalomaha2804 · 5 months ago

  My husband was on Gabapentin for a couple of weeks and it was horrific. He is the smartest person I have ever known and if I did not know him, I would have thought he had dementia. He was a blithering fool. I wonder how many people are believed to have dementia and it is just what medicines they are on!!

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  @dwhitman3092 · 2 months ago

  I live in an Appalachian area where the opioid crisis wss probably the worst in the nation. For YEARS, people in serious pain/ chronic  diagnoses  have been suffering due to hesitation from health providers in prescribing pain medication. We're talking about a lot of seniors in horrendous condition - begging for help. I was one of those who finally found relief after lower spinal lumbar fusion. Thank God one doctor gave me immediate relief with a single dose of dilaudid before I could get my surgery. But it has been shameful the way that people who really need pain medication have been deprived of it. I understand the concern as you have explained it but things had gone to an extreme. Finally, it seems as the restrictions in this area have eased somewhat. Thank God for it.

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  @dianefrank3688 · 3 months ago

  My mother had A-fib the paddles did not work for her.  She had other heart problems and she did lose her oxygen at night a small implant kept her heart from stopping at night.  She also had a history of severe bleeding.  She started with a C-pap at night which also helped.  They settled on one aspirin a day and no other heart meds.  She had several other problems.  I made sure she had a very healthy diet, exercise, etc.  She lived to be 86 and died 2008 when she wasn't expected to live to 82.  She was my best friend and I still miss her.

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  @cynthiathomas5605 · 4 months ago

  Doctors with COMMON SENSE and the caring courage to speak out.  Thank you.

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  @GrandmaNina25 · 5 months ago

  I was at a family gathering recently eating at a restaurant who had NO healthy options, so I chose not to eat.  I was made fun of .  After dinner the conversation turned to GLP-1's.  4 out of 6 family members in the conversation were on a GLP.  2 of them were wearing CGM's and talking about there HIGH glucose numbers as if it were a trophy 🫣😟. Yet I was ridiculed for fasting instead of consuming high carb ultra processed foods FULL of seed oils.   I left there dumbfounded 😵‍💫

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  @thegadphly3275 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=47">00:47</a> Amiodarone, &nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=213">03:33</a> Hydromorphone (Dilaudid, &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=384">06:24</a> Clonidine, &nbsp; &nbsp;<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=531">08:51</a> Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ), &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=793">13:13</a> Ciprofloxacin, &nbsp; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=1238">20:38</a> Gabapentin (Neurontin)<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=1447">24:07</a> Warfarin (Coumadin) &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttZcEPorVsI&amp;t=1628">27:08</a> GLP-1 Medication<br>SUGAR makes me hungry even when I am NOT hungry.... &nbsp;No sugar, no pain in the AM<br>SALT makes me want MORE SALT, retain lots of water.<br>Grain Seed Oil, deep fry etc. causes me to salivate..for poisonous machine oil food<br>Olive oil helps me sleep, reduces gut issues, keeps my joints lubed up, <br>Thanks Docs

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  @SondraLongbrake · 3 months ago

  I’m taking a lower dose of GLP1. My hunger was off the charts and I was unable to lose weight. Now, I’m eating a whole food, high protein, low carb diet, exercising more and increasing my muscle mass. At perimenopause, I gained almost 100 pounds. Before that I was exercising and keeping my weight down. Now I have the presence of mind to eat very well. I am gaining muscle and I am doing intermittent fasting. I think the GLP1 is saving my life. I’m not a lazy person. Never have been. &nbsp;I have lost 75 pounds and my whole outlook has changed. And did I mention I am gaining muscle? I’m 66 and was on such a downhill trajectory. Now I have my life back.

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  @barbarapatino7924 · 2 months ago

  Menopause stubborn weight is a very real struggle you can do everything right and still not lose a pound

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  @wishfulthinking4566 · 3 months ago

  I truly wish every doctor cared about their patients as much as you two do. 🙌

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  @lisaeischen4261 · 4 months ago

  Im an RN x 40 years. &nbsp;This information is excellent. &nbsp;Thanks for.posting.

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