You don't notice that I spell my name without an H? Why should I answer
something that does not have my correct name on it?

But since you ask: Big pHARMa harmed me for years with anti-depressants that
did no good and brought them, via my insurance, lots of dough, megabucks,
aka $$. Admittedly, some of the tranquilizers (used as sleeping pills and
prescribed liberally by all the psychiatrists I saw) did do good--I could
not sleep without them when in a bout of "profound insomnia", the worst
symptom of my Bipolar II.

On the other hand, I tried (at my psychiatrist's behest) one single pill of
the most recent non-OTC sleeping pill, the one with the butterfly in the
ads--I have suppressed the name, thankfully. I blacked out for a number of
hours and felt AWFUL afterwards. Would not even try the second one in the
free advertising package. Wrapped it carefully and threw it in the trash.

Now, thanks to an excellent homeopathic practitioner, I
have been off such trash for a year. I am grateful beyond words. t

PS
BTW, you wrote "it's" (see below); make that, its [without the
apostrophe--can't you even do English grammar? "it's" means it is!]


****Theresa****, I find your post very interesting. Why do you hold Big
Pharma
up to a higher standard than Boiron? Why should Big Pharma spend so much of
****it's income**** on research but not Boiron? --
gimpyblog