Welltopia Capsule with Omar the pharmacist

Welcome to a new short episode of welltopia capsules, where Omar the pharmacist will talk in detail about compounding medications and how they can help patients recover and heal easily.
compounding is the art of custom creation of medication we start from active ingredients; pure active ingredients and we build medications that you can not find on the shelves of any other pharmacy, those are medications that you cannot just buy and the reason is that pharmaceutical companies will not invest time and money to create those medications for a fraction of people who can not use commercially available products because they have allergies to certain ingredients inside commercially available products or maybe they have certain health conditions and need special treatment, We create special drugs inside our labs as compounding pharmacists and Omar is a proud member of Pharmacy compounding center of America PCCA where they meet all over the states from different countries to discuss how to come up with the best solution in the compounding world!

listen to this episode to learn more about compounding medication and how it can help you and your loved ones!

Stress is your body's way of responding to any kind of demand or threat. When you sense danger—whether it's real or imagined—the body's defenses kick into high gear in a rapid, automatic process known as the “fight-or-flight” reaction or the “stress response.” The stress response is the body's way of protecting you... 

Listen to Omar the pharmacist talk in detail on understanding stress and how to deal with it in this following podcast

Low dose Naltrexone is a custom made AKA compounded drug with so many promises to patients with chronic health conditions like Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn’s, IBS, cancer, and even depression. With very low side effects’ profile compared to most drugs. LDN affordable for most patients, we are hosting again Omar the Pharmacist to answer important questions related to this unique drug.

Naltrexone belongs to a class of drugs called Opiate Antagonists, indicated for the treatment of alcohol dependence behavior modification, opioid dependence cessation programs, and rapid detoxification from opiate overdose.

And it works for this purpose wonderfully. My brother, also a pharmacist, had someone run to his pharmacy pleading for help. Her boyfriend overdosed on heroin. As the experienced pharmacist he is, he grabbed Narcan-an intranasal form of Naltrexone-and after one puff in the young man’s nostril, he came back from the dead!

And that’s how Naltrexone works on opioid receptors, blocking them completely and reversing their action, like breathing suppression when narcotics overdosing occurs.

for more info, you can check this article
https://www.welltopiarx.com/videos-blog/ldn-therapy/