Eastown Pharmacy & Plant Based Wellness Forum

Eastown Pharmacy & Plant Based Wellness Forum Eastown Pharmacy is your Eastside Discount Drug Store serving Riverside, Roseville Gardens, Meadowbrook, Forest Glade, East Riverside and Tecumseh.
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We are also the home of the Plant Based Wellness Forum and Telewell Virtual & Telemedicine Walk-In Clinic Independent Community Full Service Pharmacy serving Windsor's East Side. All Drug Plans Accepted, Free City Wide Delivery, Reduced ODB Copay, 25% OFF Over the Counter Products*, a Chrysler and GM Retiree's Preferred Pharmacy Member, Flu Shots Available Now!. Curbside Service Available! Easy Prescription Transfers from other pharmacies. Also Home to the Plant Based Wellness Forum (PBWF) teaching/coaching/counseling patients on halting and reversing common medical conditions using Lifestyle Medicine and a Whole Food Plant Based Diet. Just give us a call at 519-974-7776 or cell 226-246-2556.

Address

2050 Lauzon Road
Windsor, ON
N8T2Z3

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+15199747776

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Canada’s Plant Based Pharmacist - I push plants instead of pills!

As an independent pharmacist with over 30 years experience, Steve Gavrilos became more and more disenchanted as the years went by with the fact that regardless of the drug therapy that patients received for their chronic conditions , patient’s were never “cured” of their medical ailments. These conditions were called “lifelong” and the patients had to live with them for their entire lives with no possible cure offered by traditional health care.

Instead, the patient’s conditions were simply “managed” with ongoing refills of often times exorbitantly high priced prescription drugs and also, when necessary, surgical medical interventions. Just like the coals in your fireplace that still burn long after the fire has gone down, these conditions would continue to brew underneath as time went on while they were “managed” quite well with drug therapy and medical care. yet eventually, and sometimes suddenly, the disease would erupt with serious and untimely life-threatening complications as the disease (the fire) ultimately got out of control.

Being physically active for all his life, Steve enjoyed playing basketball, walking, biking, swimming and working out. In Jan 2017, at 5’11” with a weight of almost 200lbs, Steve started to notice that he was getting light headed or dizzy spells at times. During walks, he noticed that after a few hundred metres the dizzy spells got worse and he was experiencing tiredness and shortness of breath forcing him to stop and catch his breath. Attributing it to being out of shape, he continued his various exercises as much as possible while eating a combination of the North American Diet (Standard American Diet S.A.D.) (pizza, burgers, chicken wings, fries, etc) and the Mediterranean Diet (meat based with lots of vegetables and olive oil-in almost everything).

It wasn’t until a few months later during his weekly Thursday night pick up basketball game that he experienced considerable shortness of breath and palpitations. “Now I know what it feels like when people say, I felt like my heart was pumping out of my chest” he said to some of his basketball buddies. That was the sign that told him “ this is not just being out of shape, there is something more serious going on” and with that he saw his physician who immediately put him on a statin drug along with ASA 81mg and sent him for a stress test in May 2017 at the Met Campus of Windsor Regional Hospital.