Posted On: 09/16/2015 10:14:30 AM
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Why Brilacidin is so important -- horrifying article about how JNJ pushed Risperdal despite awful side effects, and then in the comments this guy chimes in with his terrible experience with Levaquin side effects. Those quinolones are so dangerous that people should only use them if they will die without them -- yet they are one of the most commonly prescribed drugs for urinary tract infections. I know someone who is now in a wheelchair as a result of that -- and he was very active and healthy until that terrible mistake.
http://highline.huffingtonpost.com/miracleind...ter-2.html
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My life was destroyed by Levaquin, a synthetic antibiotic of the fluoroquinolone class, the atom bombs of the antibiotic world. These drugs are so dangerous that they should only be given in life or death situations and only in hospital settings where trained professionals can wtch for "symptoms" of fluoroquinolone toxicity and can intervene if necessary; instead, they are handed out like candy for the sniffles and UTIs, or even just in case. These are now the most commonly prescribed antibiotics precisely because of consistent steady streams of misinformation by the J$J sales team who lead doctors to believe these drugs are the gold standard in safety when in fact they are incredibly dangerous. This is why, when victims present to their physician/drug peddlers with "symptoms" of fluoroquinolone toxicity, their insistance that the problems are caused by these drugs is dismissed as nonsense from the internet and it then goes unreported, thus perpetuating, and even worsening the problem. My name is Mark Girard, and I am the senior admin of Fluoroquinolone Toxicity Group, the largest and busiest support group for victims of J$J and Bayer's greed. This is a great video of me speaking in front of the Ontario Legislative Assembly Building about how this happens.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B2Oiz64C5A&a...e=youtu.be
http://highline.huffingtonpost.com/miracleind...ter-2.html
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