Lithium
Cortisone

Cortisone is used for skin inflammation, skin conditions, and breathing disorders. This drug’s surprising origin is in the U.S. military. Cortisone was first isolated by the Mayo Clinic, but the military quickly adapted it for use in the field to help keep stress levels down. Today, it isn’t military-specific or used for relieving stress.
Rogaine
Viagra
Tamoxifen
AZT
Valium
Iproniazid
Botox

Everyone is familiar with Botox, although, you probably know it for being used in cosmetic surgery. It was indeed originally meant for filling in wrinkles and fixing eyelid twitches but is now used for so much more. People with Parkinson’s, internal spasms, and chronic migraines are turning to Botox for relief.
Warfarin
Nitrous Oxide
Thalidomide
Raloxifene
Rapamycin

Rapamycin is a nifty little medicine used for treating a rare but serious lung disease and for coating coronary stents. This nifty little drug helps by stopping T and B cells from activating and reducing those cells’ sensitivity. However, it was originally used for treating organ transplant failure.
Lomitapide
Pentostatin
Sodium Nitrate
Disulfiram
Cisplatin
Propecia
