"Are you eating fish oil or cod liver oil? The two health foods are very different, but many people make a mistake. A pharmacist visited at home and found that some elderly people wanted to eat fish oil for lowering cholesterol, but they bought vitamin A by mistake. , D’s cod liver oil. There are girls who take too much cod liver oil, causing poisoning and cerebral edema. It hurts people, so it's best not to eat it, all the long-lived people in the world don't eat these nutrients.)"
Li Jiali, director of the Pharmacy Department of Zhongxiao Hospital, Taipei City, said that cod liver oil mainly comes from the liver of fish and is rich in oil-soluble vitamins A and D. The fish oil extracted from deep-sea fish fat contains omega-3 essential fatty acids, the main components are EPA and DHA, which are believed to reduce hyperlipidemia.
However, Li Jiali said that recently I saw an old man who had a stroke and said that he wanted to clear his "blood oil", but what he bought was cod liver oil. If fish oil is taken as cod liver oil, the effect is less due to the lower dose. However, if you take cod liver oil as fish oil, eat it several times a day, because cod liver oil is a fat-soluble vitamin that is not easily excreted from the body, and may cause excessive accumulation in the body and cause poisoning. (Don't take any nutritional medicine at all, and there will be no problem.)
Li Jiali also reminded that recently I met a little girl in the sixth grade of elementary school. In order to prevent her myopia from getting worse, her mother took cod liver oil every day, and it was twice the adult dose. As a result, the little girl had vomiting and headache. It was bacterial meningitis, and it was later discovered that because of vitamin A poisoning, she had elevated brain pressure and cerebral edema. (Stupid ㄚ, this is stupid people giving stupid love, causing innocent children to have problems all their lives.)
Taking vitamin A as an example, the daily intake of adults is about 500-600 micrograms (mcg), or 4000-5000 international units (IU). Before taking it, you should follow the usage and dosage as instructed. Don't be greedy for too much, and don't treat it as candy. Eat as soon as you think of it, or you may overdo it. (Readers please note that there are words about international units here. This is one of the best tricks played by western medicine factories. Don’t believe what he said. Look at all the Bailing people who showed their faces during the Double Ninth Festival. None of them are People who take nutritional supplements on time, on the contrary, there are many people who regularly smoke packs of cigarettes every day. Everyone must observe the eating and living habits of these long-lived people and learn from them. Don’t believe what Western medicine says, because Western medicine is short-lived. The life expectancy is 54 years, if you believe that people who can only live to be 54 years old, but not people who have lived to be a hundred years old, then you are really stupid.)
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The whole report only conveyed one message, that is stupid, if there were no western medicine factories, these useless western medicine researches, and of course no one produced such ineffective and harmful nutritional supplements, today’s tragedy would not have happened, really The ignorant people, because they believe in the Western Medical Department of Health, spend money to cause their own harm, and this kind of harm is a lifelong harm that money cannot solve.
Osteoporosis drug "Fosamax" hurts bones, Merck pharmaceutical company sued in the United States [Dongsen News reporter Guan Shuping/compiled]
"Merck Pharmaceuticals in the United States has been sued for drug side effects. American consumers have sued that Merck's osteoporosis drug "Fosamax" (Fosamax) can cause bone necrosis. Merck deliberately concealed this risk and did not properly warn consumers . (I've scolded this medicine countless times. It doesn't help the bones at all, but causes bone damage. Now everyone can see it.)"
The 59-year-old Seacrest, who filed the complaint, said he had been taking Fosamax since 2000 and was diagnosed with a rare form of osteonecrosis of the jaw in 2005. Grammar failed to warn physicians and patients taking the drug of the risk of the disease. (Western medicine factories are creating diseases again, and the sequelae of this drug far outweigh the original reason for using it.)"
In addition to asking the pharmaceutical company to change the prescription advice information given to doctors, he must also compensate patients for their treatment costs.
Florida attorney O'Brien, who filed the complaint on behalf of Seacrest, called on other users to join the class action.
Lawyers in Tennessee filed a similar lawsuit against Merck last year.
Merck spokesman Lord said that osteonecrosis of the jaw caused by "Fosamax" is "very rare", but the company has added a new drug to the drug packaging at the request of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in July 2005. Note the warning. (This medicine was originally used to strengthen the bones, but it turned out to hurt the bones. The FDA only requires Western pharmaceutical companies to indicate a warning before they can continue to sell it. I ask readers, you went to buy bone-replenishing medicines, but it was marked on the medicine bottle. Drugs can damage the jawbone, just like when you take medicine for heart disease, but it is stated on the bottle that the medicine hurts the heart. Think about it, what kind of medicine is this? The FDA is still helping western pharmaceutical companies. Why is it so? Readers should know it in their hearts.)"
