Medications Targeting Women

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http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/06/07/women-beware--there-are-nearly-1000-drugs-in-the-pipeline-targeted-for-you.aspx

Prescription statistics show that American women use nearly 65 percent more drugs, on average, than men—making them a more lucrative market for the drug companies... According to the featured report, drug- and biotech companies are currently testing or awaiting FDA approval for more than 850 different drugs for diseases that "disproportionately affect American women."

This reminds me of what I've read from Laura's works about the subjugation of women and their nature, which naturally pulls them toward trying to nurture, heal, and defend others from harm. I doubt the fact that they are taking twice as many drugs is a coincidence. We can't have those hormones in their proper balance, now can we? Those baby-machines might actually DO something if they had energy and could think and feel emotions properly!

Also, the following statistic caught my eye:

Three years ago, an analysis of federal data by the nonprofit Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) discovered that in the first quarter of 2008, fatalities from adverse drug reactions accounted for 23 percent of all adverse reaction reports!

It's quite likely that this could be due to the exponential increase in polypharmacy. And it should serve as a wakeup call for everyone. We're not talking about headaches and nausea anymore—we're talking about death being reported as the side effect in nearly one out of every four cases...

There's no doubt that the US has been manipulated into becoming a "polypharmacy nation." In just one decade, from 1992 to 2002, the number of prescriptions written increased by a whopping 61 percent, and the number of opiate prescriptions increased by almost 400 percent in that same timeframe.

Of course, I'm sure there's no reason for THAT...