Isn't it strange how in Commercials for some kind of Medicine, when it shows everyone being happy, they tell you the horrible side effects? O_o
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Isn't it strange how in Commercials for some kind of Medicine, when it shows everyone being happy, they tell you the horrible side effects? O_o
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No. That sounds normal. It happens a lot.
I mean like...
It shows a Man having a great time with his Grand Children, and then it tells you that he could die any minute. O_o
Some of those things mentioned are actually a risk that's worth taking for these people because the problem that they're taking this medication for is usually far worse than those side effects.
Yeah, I try not to buy products that say stuff like that, I like my hair.
Smile and Be happy :love:
I'm disgusted at the television advertising of prescription drugs in general.
We don't have that in England.
When I was in the USA, I saw an advert for some new pill to ease period pains and the list of side effects they said was longer than the bloomin' advert.
I mean, it caused depression, soreness, itching, rashes, may serve to make pains worse.....then they said 'The New blah blah pill - making it easier at that time of the month..'
Yeah...
Made me laugh out loud. Way to sell a product.
Listing it on the product is fine, but..when you are activly trynig to convince someone your product is good on TV and you go and say how bad it is...hmm..
I suppose you need it as coverage for all the people who will go sue you if they experience any side effects. :P
Chaos
Hmm, arthritis relief ... but a few days for being tired ...
decisions decisions
Was'nt there some medicine out that could make you lose your sense of smell?
Wouldn't it be legal to leave the warnings out of the TV commercials and just leave them on the label of the actual meds? People would still get a warning that way.
Actually, U.S. law REQUIRES medical advertisments to include the list of potential side effects. You get these messages on Aspirin commercials too, but "drowziness and do not operate heavy machinery" is a LOT less horrible than "if erection lasts for longer than 3 hours, consult a physician".
get shiatsu or acupuncture. the balancing of energy is the best thing needed to promote health.
My parents are acupuncturists /shameless promotion *insert address*
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In a few weeks when i finish my degree i'll be a qualified shiatsu therapist :p
*implodes*
Omgomg 9/sexy/WISCONSIN!!! ^___^ Let's totally like do shiatsu and accupuncture on each other dude cos' like my parents are acupuncturists so I know how to stick needles in people too from watching them and that would be so sexy ^____^
* No bad side effects! Except possibly getting hurt by needle o_0