Recent Revelations: How Beta Blockers Fail Hearts and What to Do Instead

In the world of modern medicine, pharmaceutical interventions like beta blockers have long been hailed as lifesavers, particularly for those recovering from heart attacks. Prescribed to millions worldwide, these drugs promise to reduce the strain on the heart and prevent further cardiac events. However, groundbreaking recent research is shattering this illusion, suggesting that beta blockers may do more harm than good for many patients, especially women. This post delves into the latest findings from the REBOOT trial, exposes how drug companies manipulate data to inflate their products' effectiveness, and advocates for a proactive, natural approach to health through "Prehab" – a regimen of exercise, quality sleep, sensible sun exposure, and nutrient-dense whole foods. By prioritizing prevention over prescription, we can reclaim control over our cardiovascular well-being.

Diet, Behavior, General Health, Functional Medicine, Movement, Whole FoodScott Solomons, DDSSeptember 15, 2025Beta Blockers Harm, REBOOT Trial Beta Blockers, Heart Attack Treatment Risks, Pharmaceutical Data Manipulation, Relative Risk Reduction Misleading, Publication Bias Pharma, Prehab Heart Health, Natural Cardiovascular Prevention, Exercise Sleep Sun Exposure, Whole Foods Animal Fats, Big Pharma Weak StudiesComment