A superbly informative post. I am sad that my mother was a victim of anticholinergic prescriptions which resulted in dementia.
Thank you.
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A superbly informative post. I am sad that my mother was a victim of anticholinergic prescriptions which resulted in dementia.
Thank you.
That sucks :( I hope this can get others to learn before it's too late.
Oddly enough I got a steemstem upvote yesterday, but it was unvoted today... I don't get why... I source everything... ah well. I thought it was a good informative post that helps people too, but maybe someone on steemstem disagrees or is annoyed with me or something else lol.
It's definitely an issue that touches many people, through many different health conditions that are vectors for anticholinergic medications. I have myself been prescribed several of the medications on the list you presented, and still am one of them.
I have myself noted some of the side-effects mentioned other than dementia, and that was a reason I discontinued one of those medications. The potential for dementia to eventuate is both frustrating and angers me, although I can understand that the doctors were unaware of the link to dementia at the time.
The situation is damning of the protocols and agencies that approve medications, and all chemicals that impact our environment in every industry. It's revelatory of how endocrine disrupting chemical exposure has depressed male sexual health to the point that sperm counts in American men have declined by over 60% since I was born, and a compelling impetus for change of that paradigm.
Thanks again!