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Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 2:35
India’s overuse of Antibiotics likely to cause a huge health problem?
Then there are other patients who simply use the old prescription when there is a recurrence of the event a few months down the line and get a refill, assuming it's the same infection. Whatever the case may be, availability of such drugs without any regulation in place can cause serious health complications. That includes developing a resistance to antibiotics, perhaps facilitated by the overlap in regulatory powers between the national and state level agencies, which complicates antibiotics availability, sales and consumption in the country
Georgie Dee
@GeorgieDee · 1:36
And the drugs that are deemed as illegal, such as marijuana or magic mushrooms, psilocybin, THC, CBD and psilocybin are incredibly effective drugs being used now for depression, anxiety, Parkinson's, all of the autoimmune diseases can be helped with a lot of these drugs, but people aren't educated on them, and they're still illegal in many countries. Education is the key. People don't take control of their health. They just go straight to the doctor and say, please solve my problems
Aayan Banerjee
@BasTalk · 4:14
People are no longer strong mentally to self heal, to give it some time because there is a significant body or a set of corporates waiting on the other side saying hey, don't be stupid, don't be in denial. Your body can't heal itself, you will get into further trouble. You would rather pop things, pill and get on with life very quickly. And so you get used to this quick gratification, instant gratification and you are dependent on it
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 2:19
Alternative medicine, rather, which a lot of general medicine practitioners are now exploring functional medicine, which is like an intersection between alternative medicine and alopecia and offering various treatment regimens which are proving effective. However, education is the key 100%. And like you said, I am education is probably a deterrent profit, which is why I brought in the generic medicine aspect as well