Recent data from the Health Science Institute (HSI) — a leading group of promoting innovative medicine, with no connection to Big Pharma — reported on the seven most dangerous categories of drugs, including (number 7) chemotherapy drugs. Instead of undergoing chemotherapy, HSI suggests H86, which is a natural product that can treat cancer.

Number 6 on the list of dangerous drugs is diabetes medications. Instead of using the medications currently prescribed, try DBX-13, which treats both the Type 1 and Type 2 forms of the disease. In addition, dietary programs have reported success in controlling Type 2 diabetes.

The fifth type of dangerous drug is nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which are used to treat pain — particularly the pain of arthritis. Instead of the NSAIDs, use BMP (bone morphogenic protein) along with glucosamine and chondroitin.

The fourth category of dangerous drugs are for treating Alzheimer’s disease. Instead of these drugs, you can use New Eden, which you can find at WellnessQuest.org, or you can look up Lion’s Mane on the internet.

The third most dangerous drug category are blood pressure medications. Instead of using the regular blood pressure medications, talk to your doctor about nitric oxide, which is available as a pill and also as an ointment that can be rubbed into the muscle areas of the arms or legs 2-3 times as needed a day.

The second most dangerous drugs are cholesterol drugs, particularly statin drugs, which we now know cause certain cognitive defects and increase risk of diabetes by 50 percent. Instead of the statin drugs, use policosanol.

Finally the most dangerous type of drugs are the sleep drugs, particularly Ambien, which has been shown to increase death rate by 530 percent, even if you only take a few of them a year. Instead of prescription drugs, find out about sleep dissolves.

To obtain more good information about alternative and holistic medicine, search out an HSI publication “Miracles from the Vault,” which details the return to holistic medicine that treat the underlying causes of the problem and not just the symptoms.