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Pharmaceutical commercials have become a mainstay of television, promoting quick fixes rather than true healing. It’s time to revisit the idea that advertising medications, much like cigarette ads, should be limited. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has challenged us to think critically about the impact these ads have on our health and well-being. They encourage over-reliance on medications rather than promoting long-term, preventative care.The reality is that these ads often create a false sense of security about the effectiveness of medications, without addressing the root causes of our health issues. We deserve a healthcare system that empowers people to live well through diet, exercise, and natural remedies, rather than a system that leans on marketing-driven solutions.Supporting a ban on pharmaceutical ads would be a bold step toward reclaiming our health. It would help shift the focus from quick fixes to a more sustainable approach to wellness. This change could lead to a healthier, more informed society that prioritizes long-term health over temporary solutions. 🍏💊