A doctor describes helping patients safely stop prescription drugs their physicians never explained. Many doctors skip side effect conversations, leaving patients anxious and uninformed. Proper prep for surgery means weeks of planning and checking every health box beforehand.
So it's like these drugs scare the hell out of me personally. And I've had to help a few people with this just coming off of their drug. Thankfully, they were smart enough to reach out to an integrative health person. So they're like, okay, what do I have to do? What do I do? Like, I don't know how to do this. So I just. I wish more doctors would align it with the education for health while they're doing these drugs, because that's what's scary.
Yeah, that's. Yeah. Oh, my gosh. It's a whole other problem. Well, you know, having gone through the process now, and you ran sharp before, I had the. Did I have my book all the way out?
You did. I had a book, yeah. It was actually. It was a fun. Because when I had my consultation with you, I think I was booked four weeks after to have my surgery. I don't know. Is that a record? I'm not sure, but I was pretty well set. I was ready to go because I was already checking off a lot of the boxes beforehand.
