Featured Scientists: Flu Vaccine Is Overhyped & Governments Lie About It November 21, 2012 by admin in Vaccines with 2 Comments Tweet Print It looks like a plan to stop the flu vaccine fraud, but a closer look shows that they’re pushing for ever more money to be tossed down the Big Pharma rat hole […]
New Gates Foundation’s Junk Cancer Study to Push Vaccines
Diseases/Conditions New Gates Foundation’s Junk Cancer Study to Push Vaccines May 10, 2012 by admin in Vaccines with 4 Comments Tweet Print Now that the HPV-Gardasil vaccine is well established, the Gates Foundation is moving ahead to use the unproven microbe-causes-cancer claim to press for ever more vaccinations around the world. A study published today […]
Vaccinating Healthcare Workers Doesn’t Help Patients: Cochrane Study
Featured Vaccinating Healthcare Workers Doesn’t Help Patients: Cochrane Study January 14, 2013 by admin in Vaccines with 8 Comments Tweet Print A Cochrane study shows that healthcare workers’ flu vaccines do not benefit their elderly patients. Nurses are fired for refusing vaccines, in spite of the fact that there is no evidence it helps patients. […]
Chemotherapy Causes DNA Mutations and Birth Defects
Diseases/Conditions Chemotherapy Causes DNA Mutations and Birth Defects February 13, 2012 by admin in Pharmaceuticals with 2 Comments Tweet Print Graphic by 2EDevelopmentTeam, rotated, cropped, with minor modifications. Click image to see Flickr Photostream. The offspring of male mice given common chemotherapy drugs are more likely to suffer from birth defects—and their children’s descendants […]
Cancer: The Hostile Environment Making Cells Go Rogue (Part 2)
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 […]
Cancer: Rogue Cells Strike Out on Their Own to Survive in a Hostile Environment
Diseases/Conditions Cancer: Rogue Cells Strike Out on Their Own to Survive in a Hostile Environment February 16, 2012 by admin in Featured with 3 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 Cancer is a result of evolution rewound […]
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 […]
