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No one associated with this website is a licensed medical doctor and nothing stated herein is intended as medical advice, nor is it intended to treat, heal, cure or prevent any disease.
Please obtain the counsel of a licensed physician before trying any of the natural remedies, therapies and protocols discussed on this site.
All content provided is offered solely for educational purposes under the treasured and time-tested principle of free speech as protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
We do not claim that any health or wellness regimen that you might learn about on this website could cure or heal you, personally, even if that appears to be the case for countless others.
Nor are we responsible for the accuracy of content provided by others, including the numerous videos and downloads of published material produced by third parties and presented for your consumption on this web site.
Some of the natural wellness products and services displayed on this website are provided by direct marketing companies for which we may be trained representatives and will receive a commission should you purchase any of their products.
These companies have no choice but to rely on "word of mouth" advertising since the giant pharmaceutical corporations that generate billions of dollars each year in TV sales tend to frown upon natural and affordable health and wellness products that get people off of their expensive medications.
Which explains why you never see natural health and wellness products advertised on TV.
Some of the common side effects of pharmaceutical drugs include anemia, blood clots, body aches, constipation, death, diarrhea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, fatigue, fever, hair loss, headache, heart disease, infection, insomnia, internal bleeding, nausea, skin rash or dermatitis or vomiting.
Before beginning any prescription medication, be sure to check with your doctor to see which side effects are right for you.
Please obtain the counsel of a licensed physician before trying any of the natural remedies, therapies and protocols discussed on this site.
All content provided is offered solely for educational purposes under the treasured and time-tested principle of free speech as protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
We do not claim that any health or wellness regimen that you might learn about on this website could cure or heal you, personally, even if that appears to be the case for countless others.
Nor are we responsible for the accuracy of content provided by others, including the numerous videos and downloads of published material produced by third parties and presented for your consumption on this web site.
Some of the natural wellness products and services displayed on this website are provided by direct marketing companies for which we may be trained representatives and will receive a commission should you purchase any of their products.
These companies have no choice but to rely on "word of mouth" advertising since the giant pharmaceutical corporations that generate billions of dollars each year in TV sales tend to frown upon natural and affordable health and wellness products that get people off of their expensive medications.
Which explains why you never see natural health and wellness products advertised on TV.
Some of the common side effects of pharmaceutical drugs include anemia, blood clots, body aches, constipation, death, diarrhea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, fatigue, fever, hair loss, headache, heart disease, infection, insomnia, internal bleeding, nausea, skin rash or dermatitis or vomiting.
Before beginning any prescription medication, be sure to check with your doctor to see which side effects are right for you.