Supplement Your Prescripton:
What Your Doctor Doesn't Know About Nutrition

Prescription drugs can rob you of the very vitamins and minerals your body
needs to overcome your current health condition. Whether you suffer from high
blood pressure, high cholesterol, chronic heartburn (GERD), arthritis, diabetes,
or depression, the prescription drugs you are taking can actually make your
condition worse!

Why didn’t your doctor warn you about this possible side effect?

Most office visits are short, and time is limited. And the truth is, most doctors
have very little knowledge about nutrition and how it affects your overall
health and well-being. As a result, your doctor is unlikely to tell you how to
supplement your prescription.

Background

Prescription drugs can rob you of the very vitamins and minerals your body needs to overcome your current health condition. Whether you suffer from high blood pressure, high cholesterol, chronic heartburn (GERD), arthritis, diabetes, or depression, the prescription drugs you are taking can actually make your condition worse!

Why didn’t your doctor warn you about

this possible side effect?

Most office visits are short, and time is limited. And the truth is, most doctors have very little knowledge about nutrition and how it affects your overall health and well-being. As a result, your doctor is unlikely to tell you how to supplement your prescription.

Dr. Cass offers essential information to complement your doctor’s advice. This straightforward, easy-to-use guide explains:

• How drugs interfere with your body’s ability to absorb and use vital nutrients.
• What nutrient depletions and side effects you can expect with the most
  frequently prescribed drugs.
• Which nutritional supplements and foods can safeguard against nutrient
  depletion and its health consequences.
• How specific diet changes and nutritional supplements can help you take
  control of your condition.
• Why it’s important to support your plan with a balanced diet, exercise,
  and other self-care basics.
• Where to go to find more information to become your own health advocate.

Your medications should help, not hurt.With Supplement Your Prescription,
Dr. Cass shows you the way to optimal health.

"For every dollar we spend on prescription drugs, we spend a dollar to fix a complication. Understanding how nutritional supplements affect these drugs could make them safer and more effective."

Mehmet Oz, M.D., Professor of Surgery at Columbia University
and author of bestsellers YOU: The Owner’s Manual and YOU: On A Diet

"As Dr. Cass makes crystal clear, what you don’t know can hurt you. In this age of pharmaceutical-based medicine, this book is a must-read for patients and physicians alike."

Julian Whitaker, M.D., Founder of the Whitaker Wellness Institute
and author of the Health & Healing newsletter

"Medications have been reported to kill over 200,000 Americans a year, with most physicians sadly being clueless about how to avoid this. Dr. Cass once again does an outstanding job teaching us how to reclaim our birthright of optimal health-—easily and naturally!"

Jacob Teitelbaum, M.D., Medical Director of the Fibromyalgia
and Fatigue Centers and author of From Fatigued to Fantastic!

"This subject is so timely and the implications so powerful, that Dr. Cass's new book deserves to be read by everybody taking prescription meds, and more importantly, by their doctors."

Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D., C.N.S., award-winning author of
The Fat Flush Plan and Before the Change

"Supplement Your Prescription breaks new ground in the previously unexplored terrain of how nutrients are depleted by prescriptive drugs and how to use them together wisely. A boon for both conventional and integrative medicine, this book eliminates the confusion and the guesswork. Both physician and patient will benefit tremendously from Dr. Cass's research, insight, and practical application."

Gerald M. Lemole, M.D., heart surgeon, Medical Director of the
Center for Integrative Medicine Christiana Healthcare System
and author of The Healing Diet

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