Diseases/Conditions Cancer: The Hostile Environment Making Cells Go Rogue (Part 2) February 16, 2012 by admin in Featured with 2 Comments Tweet Print Hyperoxidation of Cell Leading to Cell Death, by the Journal of Cellular Biology, Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License This is a continuation of Cancer: Rogue Cells Strike Out on Their Own […]
People with Psychosis Who Use Marijuana Have 2-1/2 Times Lower Death Rate
Featured People with Psychosis Who Use Marijuana Have 2-1/2 Times Lower Death Rate May 31, 2012 by admin in Psychiatry with 2 Comments Tweet Print The more significant point of the study, which it never discusses, is that it demonstrates that psychiatric drugs are killing people at a rate as much as 13½ times the […]
Ersatz ‘Vitamin D’ Useless in Heart Health. So It’s Spun As ‘Vitamin D Has No Benefit.’
Featured Ersatz ‘Vitamin D’ Useless in Heart Health. So It’s Spun As ‘Vitamin D Has No Benefit.’ February 15, 2012 by admin in Pharmaceuticals with 0 Comments Tweet Print Rather humorously, a pharmaceutical company failed in its attempt to prove its synthetic Vitamin D benefits people with heart disease—and failed so badly that they can’t […]
Psychiatrist Blames Head in Bucket Syndrome for Psychiatry’s Failings
Featured Psychiatrist Blames Head in Bucket Syndrome for Psychiatry’s Failings May 31, 2012 by admin in Psychiatry with 14 Comments Tweet Print Leslie’s life has been devastated by psychotropic drugs, and though they’ve damaged her brain, she brilliantly takes on a psychiatrist full of hubris who makes excuses for the ruin they bring to so […]
FDA Says Drug Doesn’t Work – Then Approves It Anyway!
Featured FDA Says Drug Doesn’t Work – Then Approves It Anyway! May 25, 2012 by admin in Politics with 3 Comments Tweet Print Vyndaqel—a drug that has been shown not to limit a disease’s progression and has not been compared with other drugs that treat the same symptoms—was just approved by the FDA. I think that most readers can […]
Making a Killing on Psychiatric Drugs, in Both Senses of the Term
Featured Making a Killing on Psychiatric Drugs, in Both Senses of the Term February 27, 2012 by admin in Videos with 3 Comments Tweet Print Doctors can get away with killing patients by falling back on the concept of “standard of care”. This means that, if other doctors do it, then it’s acceptable—no matter how […]
Standard Treatment for Noncompliant Elderly Increases Death 60-70%
Diseases/Conditions Standard Treatment for Noncompliant Elderly Increases Death 60-70% February 24, 2012 by admin in Pharmaceuticals with 4 Comments Tweet Print Photo by Mihailo Radičević. See his website, the Holistic Photographer (http://holisticphotographer.net/) by clicking on the image. (Photo has been cropped.) The elderly who are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and are not compliant, especially those […]
Natural Ways to Treat Type 2 Diabetes
Diseases/Conditions Natural Ways to Treat Type 2 Diabetes May 6, 2012 by admin in Natural Health with 1 Comment Tweet Print Simple, straightforward advice on how to manage type 2 diabetes—or avoid it in the first place. A healthy diet is key to controlling type 2 diabetes. by Rebecca Wilcox It should come as no […]
Death by Diabetes Drugs Actos and Avandia: FDA’s Failure of Oversight
Diseases/Conditions Death by Diabetes Drugs Actos and Avandia: FDA’s Failure of Oversight March 9, 2012 by admin in Pharmaceuticals with 1 Comment Tweet Print Actos is a drug that’s meant to treat diabetes. At least, that’s what the advertising would have you believe—and it’s what doctors prescribing it will tell you. However, as Gaia Health […]
Phthalates: Likely Cause of Diabetes and Obesity – and They’re Everywhere!
Diseases/Conditions Phthalates: Likely Cause of Diabetes and Obesity – and They’re Everywhere! August 27, 2012 by admin in Featured with 2 Comments Tweet Print Phthalates are everywhere, but they’ve evaded much regulation because they aren’t acutely toxic. This study, though, documents a strong connection between these toxic chemicals and diabetes.by Heidi Stevenson A major study […]
