About "What Doctors Don't Tell You" The WDDTY CHALLENGE Whatever the complaint, you are sure to know of people who've come off worse from an encounter with medicine. It might be a neighbour, or someone you often bump into at the local store. Ever since they started some drug or treatment, their health has either deteriorated, or they've been complaining about symptoms they never had before. At WDDTY, it is believed that virtually none of these people were told that they might suffer these side-effects. (One of the saddest comments heard from victims is: "If only we had known...") What Doctors Don't Tell You helps you make an informed decision by giving you the facts you won't read anywhere else. Every day, we need the answers to these medical dilemas; Medicine has a part to play in our lives almost every day. Here are three common situations you or a member of your family might easily encounter: 1. You pull your back while gardening. Your doctor advises plenty of bed rest. 2. You visit your chemist for something to treat a rash. Now that "over the counter" medicines are so plentiful, your chemist is able to sell you an ointment to treat it. 3. You receive a message that it's time for your childs MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) jab. What Doctors Don't Tell You, the monthly newsletter and information service, reveals the hidden truth about medicine. You'll quickly discover the following vital facts: 1. The advice about bed rest is the worst you could receive, even though it's given everyday by most GPs! WDDTY explains the correct action to take to avoid days of agony. 2. The chemist shop has become a danger area for the uninformed since the Department of Health released around 100 new drugs, previously available only by prescription. Now they're sold over the counter. WDDTY tells you which ones are dangerous. 3. Contrary to what the government leaflets and doctors tells you, the MMR jab has well-documented and serious side effects. Learn what these are and what you should do. But why is information about medicine so diffucult to get hold of? The Doctor He's often far to busy to spend much time with you (and often we get tongue-tied and over-awed in front of him), or he may feel the complexities of his science will be too much for you to grasp. He may not be too informed, either, especially if it has been some years since he left medical school. These days, he relies on the drug company salesmen to keep him in touch with developments - not the most impartial source in the world! Reference Works So you might try and seek out the drugs reference books - only to find they're not available to the public. The drugs companies in this country also happen to be protected by some of the strictest laws going. Books Most of the books that cover specific conditions tend to suggest only alternative remedies; none seem to provide critical appraisal of conventional medicine. The Media Medical stories often only make the headlines once hundreds of people have been harmed, or even killed. Not exactly the time to first hear about a drug or treatment. CONNECTIONS THAT MAY HELP YOU Here are some connections made by scientists in the last few months which you will probably not know about: Crohn's disease may be linked to cow's milk The prostate cancer test can fail if the man has just had sex! Hypertension (high blood pressure) may be triggered by lead from the environment. Steroids can cause serious side-effects after just one dose, and not only after long-term use as doctors maintain. 90% of hysterectomies are unnecessary. Cholesterol-lowering drugs may trigger cancer 30 years on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) - Cot death - may be linked to low levels of iodine in the mother. Major antidepressants can cause tooth decay. ME - yuppie flew - may be a wild strain of polio. Low-dose aspirin can reduce the risk of certain cancers if taken long term. Epilepsy is linked to diet and childhood vaccines. Soya products can lower your cholesterol levels better than animal fats products. Women who take zinc while pregnant will produce bigger babies. Foods that can fight depression naturally. Allergies are more likely to make you fat than just over-eating. Older people who eat an orange a day will reduce their risk of a heart attack by 10%. High cholesterol could be one of the great medical red herrings of the 20th Century Subscribe to WDDTY Vitalia Health recommends the publications from WDDTY to all our readers who want to stay informed of the latest health discoveries, brought to you without any vested interests. WDDTY is published on a monthly basis on a subscription basis. To subscribe, click here www.wddty.co.uk

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