(CNN) - -- Some friends and colleagues have been up in arms about an article in Wednesday's New York Times that discussed how exercise may be as effective as medication in treating heart disease and other medical conditions.
Dr. Aaron E. Carroll, professor of pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicineand the director of its Center for Health Policy and Professionalism Research, supports that excerise is just effective as medicine when it comes to treatment of heart disease and other medical conditions.
This doctor has a very old, but possibly true statement, because they say a lot of simple every day remedies can cure or treat serious health conditions, because medicine is all necessary, because medicine has possibilities and not defintelies. Doctors suggest that the patient takes some time pill, in hopes that it will subdue the condition of your health, but they also thrown in the risk, side effects, and the likely-hood of you taking the medicine and you becoming better.
Pills have become a safe haven for Americans, because they believe that if they these pills they will get them feeling well and back on track, but what they are not realizing is that they've becoming dependent on these pills , and that really that they believe that they will not be able to function without them.
I believe it is possible for Americans to give up pills, because once they realize they normal little activities will do them some good just as medicine would, then they would be just fine.
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