National Awareness on Adverse Drug Reactions hosted by MedRev

1) Do you or anyone you know take prescription medications?
2) Have you or anyone you know had any reactions to medications?

Anyone taking one or more prescription medications may be in danger. Adverse Drug Reactions are the 4th LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH!

Consumer Alert!
In the U.S. 125,000 people die from Adverse Drug Reactions, the 4th leading cause of death, plus 2 million are hospitalized and many have lifelong issues. This is due to taking a medication that doesn't suit your body's genetic profile.  A very simple test to prevent this has been around for 8 years, believe it or not, however, 90% of doctors still aren't using it even though major clinics like Mayo, Vanderbilt, Duke, and Stanford have incorporated it into their procedures. St. Jude Children’s Hospital tests EVERY patient.  It's a simple cheek swab, which is sent to the world class lab we've teamed up with.  Within a few days, the doctor gets a report that clearly shows what medications the patient can safely take and, most importantly, which they cannot take. Many insurance companies and Medicare pay for this test.
 
Here’s a story shared by a father that shows what can happen:
His daughter suffered for 15 years with medications that caused depression and changed her personality.  After discovering this simple DNA technology, her father took information about this test to her doctor.  Unfortunately, her doctor said he wasn’t open to providing the test (very unfortunate).  Her father was determined and went to another doctor, who instantly embraced the potential and she was given this very simple test. The results came back to the new doctor and showed that ALL the medications she had been on for 15 years were all the wrong ones.  In fact, her new doctor said to the father that “he was surprised she was still alive.”  Needless to say, the doctor corrected the medications and she is like another person today. 
Please click on the link and register - 20 minutes could save your life or the life of a loved one.