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Monthly Archives: April 2012
For six bucks more
It won’t cost you much to try some vitamin B6. Vitamin B6 is Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate (P5P) – the active form of vitamin B6. In people with gluten sensitivity, impaired liver function and people with autism, the conversion of food sources to … Continue reading
Posted in Vitamins and supplements
Tagged autism, b6, burning feet, depression, nerve pain, p5p, pyiridoxal, skin disorders
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Sacrificing our virgin daughters
We know that HPV infections can be linked to cervical cancer, but we also know that most women under the age of 25 years will clear the HPV infection all by themselves. So why the big push for Gardisil vaccines? … Continue reading
Blinding the third eye
The pineal gland deep within the brain secretes the hormone melatonin while regulating other hormones. Extensive research on this tiny gland and has shown that it is the primary target of fluoride accumulation in the body. Even though it is … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged cancer causes, fluoride, melatonin, pineal, poison, toothpaste, water
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Smile awhile !
According to a Harvard article published in the journal Psychological Bulletin, smiling faces have less heart attacks. A positive attitude can produce a 50% reduced chance of a heart attack or stroke compared to the gloomies. I think we all … Continue reading
Want some diabetes with that statin ?
Not an even trade-off: (NEJM)A meta-analysis of six statin trials that included 57,593 participants revealed a 13% increase in the relative risk of new-onset diabetes with statin drugs. In the JUPITER study involving 17,802 participants without diabetes, the hazard ratio … Continue reading
Hospital die-ets
Ever eaten hospital food? It’s a wonder the visitors make it out alive let alone the sick. The difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist is that the dietitian has a budget to feed a group of people (like a … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged dietitian, disease diet, hospital food, nutritionist
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New cure for depression
There’s a new cure out there for depression brought to you by Big Pharma. It is called death… Take Celexa – rewire your heart – BAM you’re dead! Yep, no more depression there. But don’t worry; the FDA (Further Delays … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged antidepressants, celexa, death, heart attacks, suicide
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Natural deodorant cheap
Natural deodorant: Baking soda is not just for baking or deodorizing the refrigerator. It’s great for use as non-toxic, all-natural health and beauty aids. Let’s talk about underarm deodorants that are laden with aluminum and chemicals. These products work by … Continue reading
Modified stupidity
To make Genetically Modified food, scientists insert a gene from one organism into another to change the organism. Bt-toxins are now engineered into 60% of our crops to kill the bugs that eat the plants. The EPA “assures” us out-of-hand … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged bt toxin, genetically modified, gm foods, health risks
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Who is accountable ?
You cannot trust government agencies… The CDC is guilty of misrepresenting state law regarding children’s vaccines in perpetuating the lie that they are required for school. In a recent back to school vaccine push, the California CDC said that proof … Continue reading
Nutty health solutions
An ounce of nutty prevention: Scientists reported a link between eating nuts and consequent higher levels of serotonin in patients with metabolic syndrome. Serotonin is a brain chemical that helps transmit nerve signals, decreases hunger, makes people feel happier and … Continue reading
Paying good money for bad drugs
Big Pharma’s $4 billion Alzheimer’s drug Aricept has side effects that cannot be tolerated by 26% of takers and has only a temporary boost in memory and cognitive function with absolutely no reversal or slowing the progress of Alzheimer’s Disease. … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged altzheimers, aricept, dementia, memory, namenda, side effects
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Calisthenics for the gut
A high-fiber diet lowers blood cholesterol levels and helps maintain bowel integrity and health. Soluble fiber found in beans, oats, flaxseed and oat bran may help lower total blood cholesterol levels by lowering low-density lipoprotein, or “bad,” cholesterol levels. Epidemiologic … Continue reading
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Diet stress
Research shows that in the long run, diets fail 95% of the time. A recent study showed that dieting from high fat foods causes higher levels of the stress hormone corticosterone. This brings symptoms of depression and even altered DNA … Continue reading
Bad to the bone
There are much better ways! Fosamax and Boniva can mean bone death: A serious side effect for people taking bisphosphonates for osteoporosisis the risk of developing osteonecrosis of the jaw which literally means bone death and the jaw is the … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged bone death, bone density, bone scans, boniva, calcium, osomax
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If the cancer doesn’t get you the cure will
Each year, more than 1 million cancer patients receive outpatient chemotherapy, radiation, or both. On the government US National Library of Medicine website – AKA PubMed – is the report which estimates that chemotherapy brings an overall 5-year cancer survival … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Madness
Tagged alternative medicine, cancer, chemotherapy, survival
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Death by hot dog
What are nitrites and why are they used in hot dogs and other deli meat products? Sodium Nitrite and Potassium Nitrite, are chemical preservatives traditionally used in processing cooked and smoked deli meats. Their primary purpose is to prevent bacteria, … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Nutrition
Tagged cancer, carcinogen, deli meat, hot dogs, nitries
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Fat balancing act
Chromium picolinate helps promote balanced blood sugar and can help control appetite, manage food cravings and also has the ability to carry protein where your body needs it to help your body build muscle over storing fat. Chromium is essential … Continue reading
Posted in Vitamins and supplements
Tagged blood sugar, chromium, diabetes, fat, muscle, picolinate, weight
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Bird brained thinking
Antibiotics are fed to poultry in the US to spur growth and increase profits, not treat disease. The FDA tightly controls this now (so they say) to help prevent drug resistant bacteria in humans. Well, feather-brained Big Ag whizzes figured … Continue reading