IT'S a commendable ambition to want to keep in shape and feel good, but just make sure you don't have to drug too many people along the way to do it.
January Neatherlin, 32, had been running an illegal childcare operation called Little Giggles in Bend, Oregon when police discovered she was administering melatonin to the kids so they would fall asleep and she could go tanning and participate in CrossFit training sessions.
Perhaps exercise a greater level of caution when accepting chocolate treats from new mums.
We know that sounds like unusually specific advice, but stay with us for a second.
A new mum from Georgia in the United States recently decided to merge childbirth with her passion for being a chocolatier by turning her placenta into a batch of "tasty" chocolate truffles.
The bizarre culinary act involved steaming and dehydrating the organ, before grinding it into a fine powder and then mixing it with crushed Oreos.
Not content with merely appearing to be a misguided Martha Stewart, the woman then sealed the deal by posting a snap on Facebook of her eating the chocolate errrgh...item, with the accompanying caption: "The final result? "Yummy!" We've suddenly lost our sweet tooth.
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