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Doctors warned against a common over-the-counter allergy medicine that is basically being recalled and

people are stopping it everywhere and basically it's benedrill austin benedril yeah recalled for

what is it contaminated or something well they're saying that basically causes all kinds of problems

who get into the brain,

and they're warning people to be careful whether they're not use it very much. You know, I've never ever felt right when I take Ben and Joe. I also think it's a real groggy and drowsy. Well, here's what it says. This is my computer decided to dump the story. There was today, guys. Doctors are taking aim at a medicine cabinet staple, arguing its risks outweigh its

benefits.

Millions of adults take the over-counter drug Benadryl for allergies and for drowsiness

to help with sleep.

It's one of the most recognizable allergy medicines on the pharmacy shelves for its ability

to alleviate allergy-related nose and histamine reactions.

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