Sentences with phrase «potentially harmful drugs»

So for all of those conditions, such as Heaves or Asthma which often get a steroid drug prescribed for them - we can see amazing benefits from the use of Spruce instead of these potentially harmful drugs.
Instead they practice iatrogenic medicine, first by endorsing the continued feeding of potentially harmful diets, then by prescribing potentially harmful drugs and costly special prescription diets that are all too often useless and highly unpalatable
Although it is only one tool in an arsenal of holistic modalities, laser therapy is an option I especially love, because it can restore quality of life to dogs with a wide range of incapacitating health conditions with minimal side effects and allows us to eliminate the use of potentially harmful drugs and expensive surgeries.
Research and resolve dosage conflicts, potentially harmful drug interactions, insurance issues and other matters to ensure patient safety / wellness and build customer loyalty

Not exact matches

The exact amount that goes into your breastmilk depends of several different factors, and some substances are more toxic than others, but in general, most drugs are potentially harmful to your baby.
Studies are showing that, not only do antibacterial soaps lack any benefits over using regular old soap and water, but that they could be harmful in that they potentially increase the risk of drug - resistance.
Taking prescription drugs during pregnancy can potentially have harmful effects on your baby.
One can not argue for the «War on Drugs» without saying ALL potentially harmful substances should be banned.
Prof Nutt said: «We have to accept young people like to experiment - with drugs and other potentially harmful activities - and what we should be doing in all of this is to protect them from harm at this stage of their lives.
«This breakthrough will allow better and earlier drug testing, and potentially eliminate harmful or toxic medications sooner,» said Yousaf of York U's Faculty of Science.
«Popular class of drugs reverse potentially harmful genetic changes from heart disease.»
«Research suggests that people may be using cannabis as an exit drug to reduce use of substances that are potentially more harmful, such as opioid pain medication,» said the study's lead investigator Zach Walsh, associate professor of psychology at UBC's Okanagan campus.
Restricting the movement of the drug also reduces potentially harmful secondary effects on other parts of the body — for instance, the hair loss that can result from toxic cancer treatments, or the loss of so - called good bacteria due to antibiotic use.
Unfortunately, attention doesn't equal expertise: An investigation from the U.S. Government Accountability Office published this past May found that sales staff at herbal - supplement retailers often gave incorrect or even potentially harmful advice, such as saying it was safe to take an herb - and - drug combination that could increase one's risk of bleeding or telling a customer they could take a supplement instead of a doctor - prescribed medication.
Taking prescription drugs during pregnancy can potentially have harmful effects on your baby.
It is also a very safe alternative to medication such as steroids or NSAIDS (Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug), which can unfortunately be harmful and potentially lethal to animals.
Drugs, chemicals and x-rays potentially harmful to pregnancy or respiratory conditions (asthma, etc).
Obviously it has centuries of «existing use» as the «status quo» energy source, but — just as with any drug company — as more and more evidence of the potentially harmful effects of its product emerge, it would seem that the responsibility of the governing authorities is to impose the precautionary principle and insist that the producers of the substance «prove» that it is harmless (in relation to alternatives).
The Rottenstein Law Group compassionately advocates for those who have suffered from the harmful side effects of potentially dangerous drugs.
According to WEBMD «A drug recall occurs when a prescription or over-the-counter medicine is removed from the market because it is found to be either defective or potentially harmful.
In Washington State, it is usually in the best interest of the child to keep an ongoing relationship with both parents, unless one parent has a potentially harmful issue, such as drug addiction or violent tendencies.
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