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10/01/2026

One medication. One side effect. A second drug to treat it. Then a third.

Before anyone steps back — the medication list has become its own medical problem.

Dr. Katie Cozart sees this every single week at the VA. Multiple doctors. Multiple prescriptions. Nobody reviewing the full picture together.

This is called a prescribing cascade. Share this with every family managing an older adult's medications. 💊

Follow PharmaPlan Systems for the conversations your doctor doesn't have time to have with you. Caregivers support group U.S. Public Health Service Pharmacists

09/30/2026

Confusion, fatigue, "not being herself" after a new medication? That is not aging. That is a pharmacological effect.

Write down when it started. Write down what changed. Then call your pharmacist today — not your next appointment. Today. 💊

Follow PharmaPlan Systems for weekly conversations about the medications nobody is explaining to you.

09/29/2026

Your pharmacist was never taught how to stop your medications. Only how to add them. 💊

A 15–30 minute visit. A decade-old prescription. Nobody asking: does she still need this?

Dr. Katie Cozart — geriatric pharmacist at the VA — calls it a skill gap. I call it a system problem.

Follow PharmaPlan Systems for weekly conversations about the medications nobody is explaining to you. New episode every Tuesday. 🎙️

09/22/2026

One medication causes a side effect. A second is prescribed to treat it. Now the list is its own medical problem. This is the prescribing cascade — and families deserve to know about it. 💊

09/17/2026

A listener question answered at the Pharmacy Counter. 📌

"I have PCOS and I've been on Metformin for two years. I'm exhausted all the time and my memory is foggy. My doctor says my PCOS is under control. Could my medication be causing this?"

A pharmacist answers — yes. Long-term Metformin use is one of the most overlooked causes of B12 depletion in women. B12 deficiency causes fatigue, brain fog, and tingling that look exactly like PCOS.

Ask your doctor to check your B12.

And — there is no reason to stop Metformin. It is a reason to monitor it.

🎙️ Full episode link in the comments — When Food Meets Medicine S2E7.

⚠️ Educational purposes only.

09/16/2026

One in ten women has PCOS. And most of them were told the same thing at diagnosis. 📌

Here is a pill. Here is Metformin. And if you can — lose some weight.

That is the conversation. And that is the end.

Nobody told them that the food they eat every single day is either working with their medication or quietly working against it.

Nobody told them that Metformin long-term depletes B12. That the pill depletes B6 and affects their mood. That a functional nutrition assessment can reveal things a standard blood panel never will.

Season 2 Episode 7 of When Food Meets Medicine is the conversation that should have happened at diagnosis.

🎙️ Full episode link in the comments.

Episode 7 drops this Tuesday — and it is one I have been waiting all season to release. 🎙️If you have PCOS — or you love...
09/14/2026

Episode 7 drops this Tuesday — and it is one I have been waiting all season to release. 🎙️

If you have PCOS — or you love someone who does — this conversation is for you.

One in ten women has PCOS. Most of them were told the same thing at diagnosis. Here is a pill. Here is Metformin. And if you can — lose some weight.

Nobody told them that Metformin long-term depletes B12. Nobody told them the pill depletes B6, folate, magnesium, and zinc. Nobody told them that PCOS symptoms can go into remission — and it will never come through restriction or punishment.

Jillian Greaves MPH, RD, LDN — functional dietitian and creator of the PCOS Root Reversal Program — joins me this Tuesday for the conversation that should have happened at every PCOS diagnosis.

📅 Episode 7 — When Food Meets Medicine — this Tuesday.

Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Amazon Music — link in the comments.

09/12/2026

The mental health myth a psychiatrist is most tired of debunking. 🧠

"Antidepressants will turn me into a zombie."

Her honest answer — can they cause some emotional blunting? Yes. And if that is happening that conversation with your doctor matters.

But a zombie? No emotion whatsoever?

That is not the clinical reality.

And that fear is keeping people from getting help.

🎙️ When Food Meets Medicine — Season 2 Episode 6 with Dr. Nicole Washington, psychiatrist

Full episode: https://youtu.be/-ohsaSf-How

09/10/2026

This post is for the women who are the last ones to sit down.

The ones who make sure everyone else has eaten before they eat. Who schedule everyone else's appointments before they schedule their own. Who answer every call, show up for every crisis, carry every family member's worry alongside their own.

Dr. Nicole Washington — board-certified psychiatrist — said something on this week's episode that I want every woman in this community to hear.

"Most of the ladies I see — we don't treat ourselves like we're the most important person in our ecosystems. But a lot of times we are. Because we forego our own stuff to take care of everybody else. But the reality is — if we go down, that whole ship goes down."

And then the sentence that stopped me completely.

"Taking care of me is taking care of them."

Not selfish. Not indulgent. Not something to feel guilty about.

Clinical. True. And something that every woman managing aging parents, raising children, supporting a spouse, and holding a career together deserves to hear from a psychiatrist who sees this pattern every single day in her practice.

Without a stable, healthy you — the system falls apart.

Your health is not separate from your family's wellbeing. It is the foundation of it.

Share this with a woman in your life who needs to hear it today.

🎙️ Full episode link in the comments.

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