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Have you ever noticed that most people who take a lot of prescription drugs are generally unhealthy? They take speed to control their weight or their mood, antidepressants to make them happy, painkillers to relieve their pain, drugs to help them sleep or wake up, improve their grades or enable them to pay attention in class. And more drugs to counteract the side effects from those. What they need isn’t another drug, they need drug detox.

The next time you’re in the park, stop one of the robust, fit and healthy runners out for their morning jog and ask them how many prescription drugs they’re taking to get so healthy. Chances are, they’re not taking any.

Now check with someone who’s obese, depressed, foggy and in pain, and there’s a good chance they’re on drugs that are supposed to handle each one of those symptoms.

What does this tell you? We’re being scammed. Prescription drugs don’t do what manufacturers and marketers say they do. If they did, we’d all be healthy, happy and productive. The fact is, in most cases, no matter how long you take them, your situation won’t improve. In fact, it will probably get worse.

What’s the answer? Do a drug detox program, get off the drugs, and avail yourself of the many alternatives that lead to good health.

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