In my age group, which is past the median age of most Americans, I'm sure that many are on medication for various maladies. Statistics report that 1 in 3 of our U.S citizens suffer from hypertension - or more commonly referred to as "high blood pressure". A large number of our citizens are taking medications for this condition.
Recently one of the more effective drugs suddenly became unavailable all across America. Additionally it is one that has the least side effects and is the least expensive of all b/p meds.
The following information should raise red flags all across our country.
A Doctor of note and several of his colleagues have begun to question this shortage. What follows is a long but very important read. Because of the length I will let it speak for itself and let readers decide what to we should do.
