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Crixcyon's avatar

Imagine living an entire life of say 80 or 90 years and never needing ANY big pharma drugs of any kind. I firmly believe that is more than possible.

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Kathleen Palmer's avatar

My dad is 92. He takes nothing and never has. I’m 66 and following his example.

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BobB's avatar

My mother passed away in December 2020 at the age of 100 1/2. She died of old age + sepsis from a UTI. Other than a few occasions in her lifetime to need antibiotics she was never on prescription medications. She had the typical health issues associated with life, but dealt with them by using holistic methods, primarily dietary supplements.

So yes, it can be done! I am 74, my sister is 76, and my brother is 65 - none of us are on prescription medications. My last “check up” was in 2004 when I retired from the Air Force.

I’m in great health, too - workout regularly - lift weights and jog on my treadmill. If I go to a doctor, I tell him I’m there for a second opinion- the first is mine...

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Kayla Wildman's avatar

"If I go to a doctor, I tell him I'm there for a second opinion - the first is mine..."

I love this attitude! Way to go, for good health!

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Jeff Schreiber's avatar

I’m living proof at 72 and totally Pharma free. With a few exceptions over the years (anti-depressants that were ineffective - Statins that were a waste of time - And an awful experience 15 years ago with the antibiotic Levaquin which did knock out a nasty case of bronchitis but almost caused a nervous breakdown. Mother nature’s way is the only way.

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Keith S's avatar

Totally PHARMA free... Then you go on to say use of anti depressants antibiotics and stations? U gotta be delusional

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Kayla Wildman's avatar

It's clear from what Jeff S wrote that he is totally Pharma free *now* and that the three times he used drugs were "exceptions" to his generally Pharma-free state.

How many drugs, on average, is a U.S. 72-year-old taking? I don't know, but I do know that "polypharmacy" (chronically taking 2 or more drugs) is common among U.S. elderly.

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dhgjdg's avatar

That's why our ancestors lived to 100 or 120 years. Today people can live until 70, but mostly with all the problems bad food and medicines give.

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Gary's avatar

The depopulation effort has been going on for a long time. The “vaccine” given during the “Spanish” flu,

the fluoride treatments in grade school, mercury in amalgam teeth fillings, toxic foods, chemtrails, etc. it’s amazing that we are as resilient as we are.

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dhgjdg's avatar

It's about soft killing people, so that while they seek a cure they lose it all, make pharma guys rich, control population growth, etc.

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Gary's avatar

That’s a great way to phrase it; soft enough not to awaken the numbed and dumbed.

I still have hope though; some of my jabbed friends are saying that it “may” not only be useless but dangerous. Most aren’t mature enough to admit this out loud but I think the wheels are turning for many.

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