This month’s newsletter is late and brief due to the passing
of my Father last week. He lived a good and long life, just three months short
of his 92nd birthday. From the Model T to the I-Phone he was
certainly a member of what is now known as “The Greatest Generation.” He was a
loving father, grandfather, and husband; successful attorney, World War II navy
veteran, and polio survivor. We will all miss him dearly.
Interestingly enough, he almost died last March after
getting a bacterial infection in the hospital. So I’ve decided to feature an
article below about the dangers of bacteria in the hospital. He died of kidney
failure, my belief from all the medications he was on during that battle and
throughout the later years of his life. So, I’m also featuring an article on
that subject.
I will be out of the office from December 30 until January
12 of next year. I will send another reminder in a few weeks, but please plan
ahead for your supplement needs. I will be out of the country, so not able to
get things to you.
Hospital Acquired Infections
Here are several articles from Dr. Mercola covering this
issue in depth. What can you do about it? Besides eating right and taking care
of yourself to avoid the hospital I generally recommend to take lots of probiotics
while in the hospital and upon release.
One in 25 patients end up with hospital acquired infections.
Here’s the article: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2014/04/09/hospital-acquired-infections.aspx
This hospital mistake kills 60,000 people per year. Here’s
the article:
And one more, why hospital beds should have danger signs on
them. Here’s the article: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2016/10/26/hospital-infections.aspx
Over use of Medications and Kidney Failure
Ever wonder why all the drug advertisements warn you about
your kidneys?
Heartburn drugs linked to kidney disease. Here’s the
article: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2016/02/03/heartburn-drugs-kidney-disease-risk.aspx
Regular use of aspirin and Tylenol linked to kidney disease.
Here’s the article: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2002/01/05/aspirin-part-four.aspx
Certain types of antibiotics can cause kidney failure: Here’s
the article: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2012/10/20/fluoroquinolones-side-effects.aspx
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