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Windsor, MA

John: when I took over the care of a 91 year old aunt, I found she was on 14
different medications. It was not just costly and confusing for her -- she had
early stage dementia -- but I suspected strongly the drugs were interacting in
a negative way.

Among other things, she took laxatives because some of the drugs were
constipating -- then she got diarrhea from the laxatives, so they put her on
anti-diarrheal drugs. Not short term -- forever.

Once she got prescribed a drug, even in the hospital, it was continued
indefinitely. She took allergy drugs for allergies I could not determine who
had diagnosed or when -- inhalers and pills and shots -- after getting her out
of her filthy, dust-covered apartment, we determined she had a DUST allergy
that nobody even considered. In a clean environment she needed no allergy meds
at all.

Once off all drugs....the stomach problems and sleep problems ended -- there
were no more allergies or runny noses -- she slept normally without the
Klonopin she'd been taking FOR YEARS.

Her only ongoing problem was mild hypertension of 130/85, which her doctor and
I agreed was debatable as needing drug treatment in a 91 year old with
dementia. I would have given her the BP meds anyhow, but the Assisted Living
facility charged $700 a month EXTRA for ""medication administration"" even if
there was one pill or even VITAMINS -- so I stopped all drugs entirely for
her.

She lived another 3 years, with no problems and died a natural death.

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