Today’s Catch Up
9 Common Senior Pills Now
Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease?
9 common prescription medications for seniors – you very likely popped at least one of these pills this morning –
Have now been shown to exactly MIMIC the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
I’m talking about severe memory loss… confusion… irritability…
For seniors taking one of these 9 common pills, their spouse, children, AND doctor might think they have Alzheimer’s.
And unless they go off the pills – which never happens – no one would ever suspect they may not have Alzheimer’s.
Remember, the only way doctors know for sure someone actually had Alzheimer’s is to do an autopsy…
So seniors could be losing their memories… and their minds… for no reason at all.
Do NOT let this happen to you or a loved one.
Court says Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis can't call civil rights group a 'terrorist organization'
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' order to classify a prominent Muslim civil rights group as a terrorist organization, calling the Republican's action "a political statement at the expense of others’ constitutional rights."
U.S. District Judge Mark Walker issued a preliminary injunction against the governor's actions related to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR.
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