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[jmoorhou]

Those who experienced Arteriosclerosis, Vessel Blockage, Leg Pain/Numbness, Stroke or Death while taking Tasigna are asked to take this short evaluation - compensation may be possible. No fees unless there's a settlement.

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[scuba]

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Toxic drugs can save lives in the short term, but we need to be mindful of the long term. And of course - these new drug prices are only going to go up in price as class action litigation gets underway ...

 

The risks of Tasigna potentially causing heart disease (atherosclerosis) are well known (since at least 2013). This is no surprise. The prudent approach is to have your arteries scanned (carotid - others) for atherosclerosis progression while taking Tasigna. There is also pro-active things you can do to minimize - even reverse atherosclerosis - increase vitamin K2 in your diet to combat Tasigna's potential affects in this area:

 

http://www.lifeexten...amin-K2/Page-01

 

Also need to make sure you have high normal levels of vitamin D (between 50-70 ng/ml) which works with K2 to manage calcium deposition:

 

https://riordanclini...he-dynamic-duo/

 

(Appendix: and there are lawsuits for Sprycel and Gleevec too .... Lawyers need to make a living - no?

http://www.yourlawye...verview/gleevec

http://www.rotlaw.com/sprycel/ )

[r06ue1]

Its like this, don't take the drug and you are guaranteed to die, take it and you take a risk of dying.  Don't know about you but the risk of dying seems a lot better than guaranteed death.  

 

Funny thing about lawyers is they are all about to be replaced by automation.  

 

https://www.google.com/#q=robot+lawyer

 

Those that own the law firms however will still be raking it in (or even more so in the future).