The following program
presents principles designed
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to promote good health
and is not intended to take
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the place of
personalized professional care.
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The opinions and
the ideas expressed
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are those of the speaker.
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Viewers are encouraged to draw
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their own conclusions
about the information presented.
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You'd think they'd know better,
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surprisingly many do, they
just don't bother to warn us.
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Think of today's show as
that warning. Stay tuned.
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I'm Dr. James Marcum.
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are you interested in
discovering the reason why?
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You want solutions to
your healthcare problems.
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Are you tired of
taking medications?
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Well, you're about to be
given the Ultimate Prescription.
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We've come to
depend on modern medicine
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to cure our ills,
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one problem modern medicine
can't even cure the common cold
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what it can do and do very well
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is keep us alive long enough
for nature to take its course
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and bring about
the needed healing,
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but sometimes in its
attempt to keep us alive
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modern medicine
does just the opposite.
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Let's talk with
cardiologist Dr. James Marcum,
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about what's killing us and
what we need to know to survive.
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Dr. Marcum, I think today's show
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may surprise some
people. I think so too.
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A lot of people,
we're talking about
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the leading causes of death.
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We're also talking about ways
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we can lower the risk of death.
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We're also talking about
all these interesting things,
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but lot of people don't realize
and its not in the literature
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that one of the
leading causes of death
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in the world is medications.
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Medications can kill,
I've seen it every single month
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in my practice someone
has a bad medical reaction.
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There is a place for
modern medicine, but you know,
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Heath Ledger
never planned on dying,
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Michael Jackson
never planned on dying.
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Recently it's been found
that people are mixing narcotics
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and they're mixing alcohol with
these medication and guess what?
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They quit breathing
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in the middle of
the night and dying.
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We have patients that don't take
their medications correctly.
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We have mistakes at
every aspect in the production
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you know, a lot of
our active ingredients now
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are not made
where we think they are,
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they might be made
in a foreign country
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like China or India.
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These people are great
people but we heard about
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the heparin
scare not too long ago.
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Well, the active ingredients
are often made somewhere else
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and sometimes the
people that are putting
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these medications together
aren't the best educated,
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then when they get over here
sometimes things are mislabeled
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I can remember not too
long ago I had a patient
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that had a
dangerous heart rhythm
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and she got in the mail
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something from her
drug manufacturer said
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oh, your medication
might have three times
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the amount of drug
unit that its suppose to.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Well, you know,
how would that feel,
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and then we have people
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that make mistakes in
reading doctor's handwriting.
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Now didn't they
tell you that too,
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didn't someone say to you,
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Dr. Marcum,
Cardiologist Dr. Marcum,
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when you
prescribed this medicine,
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by the way it
may have three times
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the amount of potency
that you think it is? Right.
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And that kills people.
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Yes, but they
send it after effect
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oh, a mistake has been made.
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Well, in human nature
mistakes made at every level.
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Mistakes were made in
the nursing, in the hospital,
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mistakes were made by doctors,
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they might write
the wrong milligrams
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you know, mistakes were made,
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some of these
medication had words
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that sound a lot
alike not only that,
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but sometimes the mistake
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were made by the
patients themselves.
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So mistakes at every level
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and sometimes I see people
on 15 to 20 medication, Charles,
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that's a lot of medications.
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So we want to
let people know today
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that medications can kill
you, and if there's any way
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you can change your chemistry
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other than taking a medication
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you know, medication
just change your chemistry,
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if there is any other way
you can change your chemistry
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let's do it, so we don't have
to have all the medications,
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all the
medications side effects,
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the mistakes that can
be made at every level
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from manufacturing, to
doctors, to pharmacies,
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to hospitals, to
patients themselves,
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to drug interactions,
to well meaning people--
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Let me tell you a story
not too long ago I heard.
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A patient was
in the nursing home
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and she'd been
taking a water pill
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'cause her leg swell everyday,
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that's called a diuretic
and the water pills great
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it takes fluid out
of the bodies, Sodium,
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but it also takes
potassium out of the body.
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Well, she got
sick with an infection,
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she wasn't eating or drinking,
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but guess what was
still being given to her?
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Her water pill was still
giving to her day after day
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and sooner or later her
potassium left her body,
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her kidneys went into
failure and she basically died
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from dehydration and we see
things like this all the time.
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Another example I saw
is someone that was taking
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a blood sugar medicine,
because they were diabetic
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but they weren't
eating or drinking,
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their blood sugar went low,
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they went into a
coma and then we also--
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have you heard this
word called anaphylaxis?
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Oh, yes, oh, yes. Yeah.
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Anaphylaxis is when
the body's immune system
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attacks the
medication most likely
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you see it with antibiotics,
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you know, occasionally, you
hear an antibiotic causing this.
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I can remember as a
third year medical student
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at the University of
Texas where I went to school.
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I can remember a
child in the emergency room
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having an anaphylactic
reaction from an antibiotic,
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and they could not
bring that child back,
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he was only eight-years-old.
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So medications do kill us,
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it's a problem
we have in American.
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Now, Dr. Marcum,
you have a display
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right over here of
a lot of medications
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and what's surprises me is that
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I see some herbs thrown in here.
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Are we talking about the,
the combinations there of,
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I mean, if you take this herb
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with that medication,
you gonna have a problem?
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Well, that's a great
observation, Charles,
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and remember medications
change your body's chemistry.
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So when we take a
medication we're assuming
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that its given to us
for the right reason.
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We're assuming that the person
that prescribes this knows
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all the
intricacies of our body. Okay--
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How could, they
can possibly know that?
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Well, I know. There is no way.
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And that's why
there's always risk.
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We're assuming that
the body will not attack--
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have an anaphylactic
reaction no matter what we take
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and I've yet to see a medication
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that doesn't have a
side effect. Really?
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I've yet to see one and
you seen them on the you know,
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they put the
commercial up and they say
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oh, this medication can
help this and then he says
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oh, by the way it can
cause this, this, this
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and you might die
from the medication.
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Yes. I mean, it is scary.
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Take sudden death as a symptom
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or as a side
effect of a medication,
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you should
think--Yeah, but getting back
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to your herb question,
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and I think
that's a great question.
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Well, anything that we
put in your body can change
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a chemistry reaction
and that's why we talked
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on this program about you know,
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our food that can
change our chemistry
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both the bad and the good.
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The good food can treat
us make better chemistry,
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the bad food can damage us
can cause stress reactions.
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We talked about our thoughts,
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our thoughts can
change our chemistry reaction
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we talked about noise,
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the things we smell all
have chemical reactions.
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Well, herbs are nothing
more to me as medications
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in fact most of my prescription
medications that I do
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and there is a
place for modern medicine,
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but you always have to balance
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the risk of the medication
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versus the
benefits of the medication.
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And unfortunately
people aren't doing that,
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we're going to the
office nowadays and someone says
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oh, I can't sleep
well, here's a sleeping pill,
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I have acidity in my
stomach, here's an acid pill,
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I have a joint pain
well, here's a pain pill,
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you know, I'm anxious
well, here's an anxiety pill,
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I'm depress,
here's a depression pill,
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my blood pressure too high,
here's a blood pressure pill.
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You know, and before long
you're on the lot of medications
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that interact and
then you see something
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on the internet about an herb.
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Now the herbs are
not in United States
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they are not regulated,
so we really don't know
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whether it's a
placebo or a real pill
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we don't know the amounts
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and of course these can
interact with other things too.
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Now some herbs are very useful
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and I use a few herbs in
the practice of cardiology,
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that strengthen the heart,
that help the circulation.
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I use a few but I
know them very well,
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I know the dosage and
I know the manufacturers
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are actually putting
those substances in that bottle.
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I'm not too long ago we
tested one of these super pills
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to see what was in it
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and it was nothing
more than a sugar pill.
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Well, why did that make
people feel better, placebo.
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You know, if the mind
thinks You're feeling better
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so you do feel better,
but medications can kill
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so even I consider
an herbal medication
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anything you put in the body
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that changes
chemistry can be a--
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now what about these
substances over the counters.
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You know, we get
this energy drinks.
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Well, they have chemicals
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likes inositol or
ephedrine in them,
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that make the heart race.
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They have all sorts of things.
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Now we also hear about chemicals
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that people are
putting in their bodies
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that weren't made
to put in their body
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and it stimulates all
sorts of things to go crazy.
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So medications, herbs and all
these things have their place
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but they can
also be very dangerous
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and lot of people don't realize
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that now its one of the leading
causes of death in America.
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And one of the
problems we have is our society
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is over medicated
and for pain you know,
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for while the doctors would say,
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oh, you're
ignoring chronic pain,
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and so we went the other way
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and now everyone
gets a pain medication.
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So they get lots
of pain medications
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they mix and match these,
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the world is a
stressful situation
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and people want a quick fix.
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We need to talk
about a long term fix
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and that's why at
the Ultimate Prescription
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we will let people know
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there is a place
for modern medicine
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but its not what it is today
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and medicines can kill you.
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And--In other words the
answer is not found here? No.
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Don't think its here,
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its not here.
Where is the answer?
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These are treating
Symptoms, you know,
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and we can treat
symptoms other ways
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and that's I wanna get
hold of people and say,
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listen, lets take
example for sleeping pill.
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Sleeping pills can kill
people, the cognitive defects,
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I had a
gentleman in the hospital
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couple of weeks ago,
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he took a sleeping
pill he was in his 80s
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for the first time
ever because he can't sleep,
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its natural not to
sleep in the hospital
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but he took this
common sleeping pill
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and the next thing he knew
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he was out butt naked
in the middle of the street
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he didn't even
know he was out there.
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It affects the way you think
and he could get hit by a car,
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he could have
fell down the stairs
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anything could have happened.
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So that sleeping pill
could have literally killed him.
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For instance if you
are on the sleeping pill
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I would say,
well, let's find out
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why you don't sleep well.
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Right. Let's be
logical about this.
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Is it because you take
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too much
stimulant early in the day
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or is it because
you're stimulating your mind
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with television late at night.
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Do you have medical condition
called like sleep apnea
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or prostate where you don't
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empty your
bladder well at night,
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you have chronic pain,
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you have other conditions
that cause you not to sleep
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and lets get at the cause
rather than treat a symptom.
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So if you treat a symptom
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not only you
still have the problem
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but now you have the
problem with the medicine
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on top of that.
Yes. But we see--
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And then they
medicines that take care
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of a symptoms of the medicines?
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Exactly. Okay.
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So, I had a fellow that
came to me he was in his 30s
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not too long ago
and it all started,
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you know, he had some
pain blood pressure went up
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and they started giving
him a blood pressure medicine,
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Okay, well, what that caused him
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you know, to be weak and tired
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so when he was weak and tired
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you know, they gave
him some supplements
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sort of boost him up and that.
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Well, one thing led to another
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he started having some pain,
they gave him a pain medicine,
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he couldn't walk well at
night, gained extra pounds,
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develop diabetes, the
diabetes got him bumped out,
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so they put him
on a antidepressant,
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he gained some more weight,
so he couldn't sleep all night,
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took a sleeping pill at night.
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He gained some more weight
and he got sleeping apnea,
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so they put a sleep mask on him,
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he woke up in the
morning, didn't have any energy
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so he took it one of
these amphetamine type pills
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to speed him up during the day
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because of all
these, he had a lot of acid
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build up in his body
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so they put him on antacid pill,
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he had a heart rhythm problem
his heart started to go faster
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they put him on a beta
blocker before you know what,
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he was in his 30s and
on eight or nine medicines
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and then guess what?
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He comes and he says listen,
I'm impotent what do I do?
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So he says my doctor wants
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to put me on an
impotent medicine.
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I go, wait a second here.
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I go, two years ago what
problem did you have? None.
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You know, and the
medicines might not have
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killed him right away
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but you do this long enough
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there is this
process called slow kill.
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And how many people in a car
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you know, that
aren't thinking right
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'cause there are
medicines get in a rack.
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Where they do things crazy
because they're not under--
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because they're under
the influence of medication.
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So medicines can do-
it can and do kill people
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and I want our listeners to
know this, it's a number one,
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it's a large cause
of death in America--
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Its climbing
toward. Right, right--
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And you've made a prediction.
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And in the world and we
never can measure this, Charles,
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we're gonna talk
more about this later,
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but we can't
really put a measurement
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because no one wants to
admit they've made a mistake,
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no one wants to
admit that a medications
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can kill people, they
don't want to face up to it.
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But medications is a
leading cause of death
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and if you're out there
we want you to recognize this
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and really question
do I need this medicine,
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or there's another way
to change my chemistry.
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I guess the message
of today's program is
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this is not the answer,
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this is not a long term
answer maybe a short term answer
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it may get you through the event
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that's happening in your life.
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But the answer is not
found here you go to the doctor
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and you have something
wrong and you ask for help
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this will get you
through the symptom,
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but this is not the
answer, very important.
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When we come back we'll
talk about the questions
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that have been sent
into Heartwise Ministries
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and we'll answer those with
Dr. James Marcum. So stay put.
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