Well, hey, my friends, welcome back once again another day to the worldwide broadcast,

a Ted Nostin-Austin-Brow show.

And as always, we're bringing you the latest world news and health research.

Hope you guys are staying warm, a little chilly everywhere else.

It was cold here last night.

He was cold here last night.

35 degrees.

In the negatives up north. Some of you guys are staying healthy as well. Make sure you're staying stocked up on all your immune and antioxidant support. You guys know the product of the week, the vitamin C. It's been on sale for last week. It'll be changing over this afternoon. I'll change it in usually about 2 or 3 o'clock this afternoon. We got the votes fixed up on the product of the week as well. And I told you guys yesterday, the CO-Q-10, oh, NAC, actually. NAC jumped it yesterday when I was on the show. It was a CO-Q-10 was winning by a landslide. I guess Nacidl-scystine kicked in. I guess You guys are really in the mood to detox this week. So we'll switch that over. I'll get you guys updated and send some emails out and let you know when that's on sale. Do a big seal on the NACC. That's a very popular product, really good product to flush out the liver and bring down any type of inflammation the body with that.

NAC is incredible.

So I'll do some more topics on that later on during the week.

And then one article here that I want to cover, I want to start off with this because we've been discussing this for the last couple months, how it's becoming a perpetual cycle

and pretty much the healthcare industrial complex is that it says when medicine leads to more

medicine, Gatapentin and common medications can cause side effects, doctors mistake for new health

problems.

This is happening more and more now with the constant barrage and prescription pharmaceuticals

that are prescribed in some cases that aren't even needed.

And it goes under detail here.

It talks about the phenomenon I know as a prescribing cascade.

One drug causes side effects at doctors are mistake for a new disease, triggering another

prescription that creates its own problems, leaving people trapped in a sea of unnecessary,

potentially harmful medications.

In many cases, it can be challenging for doctors to determine whether these new symptoms

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