RE: big pharma Re: this works

[Guest guest]

I'm sure they must be loving it. Double the money- cause the autism with

their drugs, then cure it with their drugs.

Anne

-- big pharma Re: this works

and, i'm also wondering if any of the anti big pharma establishment has

anything to say about the research these companies have been doing in an

effort to help our children?

m63 wrote: http://www.msnbc.msn

com/id/22328395/from/ET/

[Guest guest]

I'm a firm believe that when it comes to medication, less is better. For

example, when the heart doctor put me on statins for cholesterol, my legs

and feet hurt so that it got hard to walk. They then wanted to start me on

drugs for arthritis. Also the heart meds caused bleeding ulcers, which

called for three more drugs. It's a vicious cycle and I'm able to argue

with them and tell them symptoms. Think what our children who are

non-verbal go through!

Tonya

From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of asccnagla

Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 6:41 PM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: big pharma Re: this works

Yes, big pharma's research is geared towards things that will benefit

them and make them money. That is the ultimate goal. Just look at

all these drug ads on TV encouraging people to go get the purple

pill, or this cholestrol pill. They are also developing new disease

and giving them nice short acronyms like RLS, so you can go tell your

doctor and get a $300.00 prescription for the rest of your life.

Yes, autism, ADHD, mental illness screening for elementary school

kids like the new program in Massachussetts is definitely a gold mine

for those guys! Lifetime customers from a very young age. Think

about it.

Nagla

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