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"This is the list of walks I take every day. Can you check if it's all right?"

That's not the case.

These questions are not rare, it's a common phrase that pharmacists in pharmacies regularly hear. Capsules and pills have become a common part of our lives, and in many cases the day starts not with cereal, but with a bag of walks. Is it a good idea to exercise? Obviously not. But it is worth understanding what happens to the organism when it is offered the first pill for a headache, let's say.

In this book pharmacist Viktoria Mikhailova rozpovidayut about how drugs affect our body and how the organism reacts to them, what all these phrases mean to kstalt "take natschesseretsya" and "30 hvilin before eating". She talks about the history and future of pharmacy, popular medicines and their production, pharmaceutical myths and peculiarities of taking medicines in emergency situations.

Victoria tells how from the treatment of mercury baths, gold and mishʼyak people came to the production of real medicines, and also explains how long it takes to develop a single "pill" and why liquids with the same composition differ so much in price. And also, of course, describes how do znebolyuvalni and cough medicines, which are just now lying in your home medicine cabinet, and what is dangerous grapefruit in combination with medicines.