Prophetic Health - Page 2
GLP-1 nausea is common but manageable. Learn how small meals, slow dose increases, ginger, acupressure bands, and fluid timing can help you stick with your medication without quitting due to side effects.
Track vitamin K consistently with a food diary to keep your INR stable while on warfarin. Avoid dangerous bleeding or clotting risks by logging greens, oils, and supplements daily.
Some medications become dangerous after expiration-especially insulin, epinephrine, and liquid antibiotics. Learn which ones to never use past their date and why storing them properly matters.
Learn how to identify and treat scabies and lice effectively with proven methods like permethrin and ivermectin. Avoid common mistakes that lead to reinfection and understand when to seek medical help.
Chronic hepatitis B can be managed effectively with modern antivirals and early treatment. Learn how screening, vaccination, and new guidelines are changing outcomes for millions worldwide.
Learn how to eat smart at airports and restaurants while managing your weight. Discover protein-rich snacks, hidden calorie traps, and proven strategies to stay on track during travel.
Learn how to use a pill organizer safely to avoid accidental overdose. Step-by-step guide on proper filling, storage, verification, and common mistakes that put lives at risk.
The FD&C Act laid the groundwork for drug safety in the U.S., but the Hatch-Waxman Amendments created the legal path for generic drugs. Today, 90% of prescriptions are filled with generics thanks to this system.
Learn how to talk to patients about generic medications in a way that builds trust, improves adherence, and saves money-without sounding dismissive or technical. Practical, evidence-based strategies for providers.
Ciprofloxacin can dangerously raise theophylline levels, leading to seizures or heart problems. This well-documented interaction requires dose adjustments or safer antibiotics. Know the signs and alternatives.
Generic drugs are chemically identical to brand-name versions, but many patients feel they don't work as well-because of the label. Learn how the labeling effect impacts pain, adherence, and treatment outcomes.
If your medicine is recalled, don’t panic - but don’t ignore it either. Know the steps to take immediately: check your lot number, call your pharmacy, don’t stop taking your meds, and dispose of them safely. Your actions protect your health.