'Two-thirds of the U.S. population is overweight, and about one-quarter to one-third of adults are obese. Fact. Poor diet and a lack of exercise are at fault, the experts say. But what if the cause of this epidemic was something even more insidious? What if that which is considered the lifeblood of our modern day lives, electricity or more precisely dirty electricity, was really to blame?'Read more...
'The US Supreme Court has made a ruling on lawsuits against drug companies for fraud, mislabeling, side effects and accidental death. The precedent will allow 80 percent of all drugs to be exempt from legal liability.
Drug companies routinely fail to inform the public of serious side effects relating to pharmaceuticals. One of the most publicly known were the missing documents sent to the British Medical Journal by an anonymous source including reviews and memos indicating that Eli Lilly officials were aware in the 1980s that fluoxetine had very troubling side effects. Big pharma is always on a mission to minimise the side effects to prevent their likely negative effect on prescribing.' Read more...
'Vaccine advocates love to point out that the recent trend in not vaccinating is responsible for causing outbreaks of deadly diseases like polio and whooping cough (pertussis).
But could there be something else at play? Like pesticides?
Compelling evidence seems to suggest that there is a correlation between the spraying of pesticides and the outbreak of diseases such as polio and pertussis.
A suggested correlation exists when you look at the data that compares pesticide use during World War II in the 1950s and the polio epidemic that occurred simultaneously. Generally, as pesticides were used were often and became widespread, the incidences of polio increased.'Read more...
