I am sick of the incessant prescription drug commercials on TV. Listen carefully when they say "Do not take Progestanolopol if you are allergic to Progestanolopol."
How in hell do you know if you are allergic to their magic pills unless you take them? Catch 22. Quite frankly, after listening to all the possible side effects (including death), and in spite of the clips of all the happy people frolicking in the sunshine, there's no way I'd take any of them.
I think ads promoting prescription drugs to the general public should be banned - it would be better to send flyers about their stuff to medical doctors who can prescribe them with some knowledge of their efficacy on individual patients and the risk/reward decisions considering all the dangerous side effects.
It's not right to pitch to the general public and try to con them into getting their doctors to prescribe when the public does not have the necessary knowledge to do that.
Just a pet peeve. I now return you to your other interests.
John
How in hell do you know if you are allergic to their magic pills unless you take them? Catch 22. Quite frankly, after listening to all the possible side effects (including death), and in spite of the clips of all the happy people frolicking in the sunshine, there's no way I'd take any of them.
I think ads promoting prescription drugs to the general public should be banned - it would be better to send flyers about their stuff to medical doctors who can prescribe them with some knowledge of their efficacy on individual patients and the risk/reward decisions considering all the dangerous side effects.
It's not right to pitch to the general public and try to con them into getting their doctors to prescribe when the public does not have the necessary knowledge to do that.
Just a pet peeve. I now return you to your other interests.
John
