More than 400 extremely expensive, and extremely toxic and dangerous prescription drugs are available to the unwary consumer. Nearly all of the FDA-approved drugs have side effects ranging from minor and irritating, to major side effects that are out right lethal. These so-called "approved" drugs from the Top 400 list unnecessarily cause:

Abdominal cramps and pain; abdominal enlargement; abnormal, or involuntary movements, especially of the mouth, face, head, neck and tongue; abnormal blood count; abnormal thoughts; aching in the brow; aching in muscles or joints; acne; acne flare-up; aggressive behavior; agitation; allergic rash; altered senses of taste and smell; anemia; anxiety; arthritis; back pain; bad taste in the mouth; behavior changes; belching; birth defects; bitter taste in the mouth; black, tarry stool; black tongue; bleeding; bleeding gums; blistering or crusting of the skin; bloating; blood clots; blood disorders; blood in stools, urine, or mouth; blurred (or yellow) vision; bone loss; breakthrough bleeding (spotting); breast tenderness; breathing difficulties; brittle fingernails; bruising; burning eyes; burning of the tongue; burning or tingling sensation of the skin; cancer; cataracts; cervical changes; cervical damage; cessation of menstruation; changes in menstrual flow; changes in menstrual cycle; change in appetite; change in food taste; change in sexual desire; change in color of urine; change in skin color; chest pain; chest tightness; chills; clotting disorders; clouding of the eye; cold hands and feet; cold feeling in fingers and toes; cold sweats; colitis; coma; confusion; conjunctivitis; constant erection; constipation; convulsions; cough; coughing up blood; cracking at the corners of the mouth; cramps; dark urine; darkened tongue; decreased hearing; decrease or increase in sex drive; decreased sexual ability; delirium; delusions; difficulty swallowing; dehydration; delusions; depression; diabetes; diarrhea; difficulty in urinating; discoloration of the nails; disorientation; distention; disturbed or reduced vision; dizziness; double vision; dream disturbances; drooling; drowsiness; dry eyes, lips, nose and mouth; dry scalp; drying up of breast milk; dry skin; earache; easy bruising; elevated blood cholesterol and triglycerides; elevated blood sugar; elevated uric acid; enlarged or painful breasts (in both sexes); euphoria; excitation; excessive hair growth; excessive thirst; eye changes; eye damage; eyelid swelling; eye pain and stinging; eye redness; fainting; faintness; false sense of well-being; fast pulse; fatigue; fear; fever; fluid retention; flushing; flushing of the face; fracture; fungal infections in the mouth or vagina; gall bladder disease; gas; gastric pain; gastrointestinal bleeding; gastrointestinal upset; glaucoma; giddiness; gout; grinding of the teeth; growth impairment in children; hair loss; headache; heat intolerance; heat sensation; hallucinations; hearing changes; hearing loss; heart attack; heartburn; heart failure; heavy bleeding from cuts; hepatitis; hiccups; high or low blood pressure; hives; hoarseness; hot and dry skin; hot flashes; hunger; hypersensitivity reactions such as skin rash; hyperuricemia (elevated uric acid in the blood); hyperventilation; hypokalemia (low blood potassium); imbalance; impaired coordination; impaired healing of wounds; impairment or loss of taste perception; impotence; incoordination; increased hair growth; increased salivation; increased sensitivity to alcohol; increased sensitivity to cold; increased sensitivity to light; increased susceptibility to bone changes, increased susceptibility to herpes simplex virus; increased susceptibility to sunburn; increased urination; indigestion; inflamed salivary glands; inflammation of the lips; insomnia; internal bleeding; intolerance to contact lenses; irregular heartbeat; irritation of the mouth; itchy skin; jaw pain; jitters; joint aches; joint pain;kidney damage; kidney disease; kidney stones; lack of energy; leg cramps; leg pain; lethargy; light-headedness; liver disease; liver disorders; liver and urine test abnormalities; loss of appetite; loss of balance; loss of control of urination; loss of coordination; loss of hearing; loss of skin color; low blood sugar (characterized by confusion); malaise (vague feeling of discomfort);lung damage; memory loss; menstrual irregularities; migraine; mood changes; mouth irritation; mouth sores; muscle aches; muscle cramps; muscle pain and stiffness; muscle spasm; muscle tremors; nasal congestion; nasal irritation; nausea; nearsightedness; nervousness; night cough; nightmares; nosebleeds; numbness or tingling; numbness or tingling in the arms and legs; pain; pain during menstruation; pain in calves; painful urination; paleness; panic; pale stool; palpitations; pancreatic changes; peculiar tastes; peeling of palms and soles; peeling of the skin; peptic ulcer; poor night vision; postnasal drip; potassium loss; problems concentrating; prolonged or inappropriate painful erections; psychiatric disorders; psychosis; pupil dilation; red urine; reduced concentration; reduced sweating; rapid or slow heartbeat; rapid or pounding heartbeat; rectal and vaginal itching;rectal bleeding; red or itchy eyes; reddening of the skin on the face; reduced ability to conceive; reduction in number of white blood cells; respiratory infections; restlessness; reversible loss of hair; ringing or buzzing in the ears; rise in blood sugar; salivation; salt retention; scalp tingling; secondary infection; sedation; seizures; sense of pressure inside abdomen; sensitivity of eyes to light; severe eye irritation; severe, continuing stomach cramps; severe diarrhea; severe headache; sexual difficulties; sexual dysfunction; shakiness; shortness of breath; sinus infection; skin infection; skin rash; skin wasting; sleep disorders; sleeplessness; slow pulse; slurred speech; sneezing; sore joints; sore throat or infections of the mouth or throat; sore tongue; staining of teeth in children; stimulation; stinging eyelids; stroke; stomach cramps; stomach distress; stomach upset; suicidal tendencies; sun sensitivity; superinfection; sweating; sweaty skin; swelling; swelling of the ankles and lower legs; swelling of the face; swelling of the hands and feet; swollen glands; swollen gums; swollen neck glands; symptoms of lung infection; tearing; teary eyes; temporary hair loss; tenderness of the skin; tendinitis; thin skin; thinning of hair; thyroid gland enlargement; tingling in the fingers and toes; tiredness; trembling; tremors; trouble sleeping; tumor growth; twitching of the eyelids; unexplained sore throat; unpleasant emotions; unusual behavior; unusual fatigue; unsteadiness; unusual bleeding; unusual body movements; unusual weakness; upset stomach; urine retention; vaginal bleeding; vaginal discharge; vaginal infection; vision changes; visual disturbances; vivid dreams; vomiting; white furry growth on tongue; weakness; weight gain or loss; wheezing; yeast infection; yellowing of the eyes or skin (jaundice).

As you can see, the Top 400 drugs used to treat the above named physical (and psychiatric) disorders, have the potential of generating far more illness than they have of actually curing the target disease. In fact, the necessity of drugs prescribed at all, are a result of having already been treated for another ailment in the previous instance. It's an endless cycle of never getting well because intentionally perpetuated sickness, and huge profits in drug manufacturing, rather than natural wellness and natural foods is the focus of today's AMA approved medical nightmare; paid for, of course by the insurance companies. But who pays the insurance company premiums?

In Germany, where the government has taken over health care, it was from learned early on; keeping people well is far more cost effective than allowing doctors, pharmacists and insurance companies to have sole dominance over the health care field. In Germany, for example, pharmacies dispense natural herbs, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and food supplements right along with Halcion and birth control pills. Also, the medical professionals, including doctors, midwives and pharmacists, know and care about keeping people well. So where is Hillary when we need her?