Living You can stop 90% of the medicine taught by doctors in Japan's first "medicine cessation department"!

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Japanese Medical Care, which has been called "Drug-Taking Medicine" and "Drug-Taking Medicine" for a long time, which doctors never taught by doctors. It seems that the older people become, the more they tend to continue to give out many drugs that cover their eyes for a long time. But is it really worth giving them until they die? Dr. Matsuda, director of the Wakando at Matsuda Clinic, which established the first "Drug-Taking Department" in Japan, points out that "many doctors have forgotten that drugs are basically toxic." There are three particularly problematic cases : ・ Elderly patients receiving large doses of medication from multiple departments ・ Patients receiving numerous long-term tranquilizers in psychosomatic medicine and psychiatry ・ Patients receiving long-term use of anti-allergic drugs or steroids for recurrent urticaria, eczema, allergic rhinitis, and asthma ・ If you look around a little, you can think of many such cases. In order to improve this situation even a little, Dr. Matsuda established a "Drug-Taking Department (Drug-Taking Support)" to teach them how to stop, reduce, and eliminate the accumulated toxicity of drugs that doctors never teach them. Doctors who have treated many patients in the field can tell about the importance and effects of drug-taking. This book asks people who have been in poor physical condition despite having taken medicine for many years, "Is it really good to take medicine as it is?"