by Jonathan Benson
(NaturalNews) It is practically assumed nowadays that if you plan to travel overseas, you must first receive a barrage of vaccines in order to stay healthy and safe, especially if you intend to visit any third-world countries. But as you might imagine, this general sentiment is based largely on pharmaceutical industry propaganda, which presents itself as reputable-sounding immunization programs like “Travel Health Services” available from Walgreens.
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This popular drug store chain actually offers its traveling customers one-on-one consultations with “specially trained” pharmacists who are more than eager to jab you for conditions like yellow fever, meningitis, encephalitis, typhoid, rabies, polio, and Hepatitis A and B. These same pharmacists will also urge you to purchase a slew of prescription and over-the-counter drugs as part of your travel itinerary.
“During your travel health consultation, our specially trained pharmacists will review your travel itinerary to identify which vaccines, prescription medications and over-the-counter (OTC) products are recommended for a safe and healthy travel experience,” explains the Walgreens “Travel Health Services” website.
“Our pharmacists can also advise on vaccine-preventable diseases, dangers of sunburn, high altitude sickness and tips on food and water safety, plus provide you with additional information related to your trip.”
If this is not enticing enough, Walgreens also offers “Balance Rewards” points to its members for each immunization and prescription they opt to receive or fill as part of their trip — the more you spend on pharmaceuticals, the more you save! As you may recall, rival drug chain CVS Caremark launched a similar rewards program back in 2011 that offered its customers $5 gift cards for opting to receive flu shot.
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