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Lee Ann Torrans
Have You Taken Yaz, Yasmin or Ocella Birth Control
Lee Torrans
LTorrans@gmail.com
Information on the Dangers of
Yaz, Yasmin and Ocella:
Yaz Did Bad Informational Website
I want ALL my readers to understand how dangerous it can be to take Yaz, Yasmin or Ocella birth control pills. These pills are no more effective than other pills and much, much more dangerous. They are STILL being marketed and Bayer is making BILLIONS. Please read about them and STOP if you are taking them: http://YazDidBad.com.
The reported adverse health effects linked to use of Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® include blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, strokes, heart attacks, gall bladder damage, kidney problems, and sudden cardiac death.
Drospirenone, the progestin component in Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella®, is a diuretic– any drug or natural aid that promotes the formation of urine and excretion of water from the body. It can also contribute to heart rhythm disturbances, increased blood potassium levels called hyperkaelemia, and can cause sudden death.
The FDA’s adverse event database for Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® reveals a substantial number of serious adverse events associated with these drugs, including more than 59 deaths where the women were taking Yaz®, Yasmin®, or Ocella®.
LTorrans@gmail.com
Information on the Dangers of
Yaz, Yasmin and Ocella:
Yaz Did Bad Informational Website
I want ALL my readers to understand how dangerous it can be to take Yaz, Yasmin or Ocella birth control pills. These pills are no more effective than other pills and much, much more dangerous. They are STILL being marketed and Bayer is making BILLIONS. Please read about them and STOP if you are taking them: http://YazDidBad.com.
The reported adverse health effects linked to use of Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® include blood clots, deep vein thrombosis, strokes, heart attacks, gall bladder damage, kidney problems, and sudden cardiac death.
Drospirenone, the progestin component in Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella®, is a diuretic– any drug or natural aid that promotes the formation of urine and excretion of water from the body. It can also contribute to heart rhythm disturbances, increased blood potassium levels called hyperkaelemia, and can cause sudden death.
The FDA’s adverse event database for Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® reveals a substantial number of serious adverse events associated with these drugs, including more than 59 deaths where the women were taking Yaz®, Yasmin®, or Ocella®.
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