Medical Medium Podcast

If someone uses a pharmaceutical, a drug, they know it. They know that they’re on a drug. Their doctor prescribed that drug. They wake up in the morning and open their pill box or pill container, take a pill out and swallow it. It’s their choice—they are completely aware of their decision and their own freewill is at work. But what if you were completely unaware that you were taking a pharmaceutical you did not know about? Your doctor never prescribed it for you, you never authorized using or taking that drug and you had no idea it was in your bloodstream. Would that be okay? Would overriding your own freewill and desires and freedom of choice be perfectly fine by you? Probably not. And what if you love taking a pharmaceutical prescribed by your doctor and you are happy with its performance, will you feel the same about pharmaceuticals that entered you without your doctor’s permission or professional consent, drugs that can potentially mix and have an adverse effect with the drugs you purposely are prescribe