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A response to a report published in the May 2006 edition of "What Doctor's Don't Tell You". The body of evidence gathered by this Network in collaboration with the women out there at the coal face using progesterone for over a decade is inconsistent with the finding of a past report. Let's tackle some of the more outrageous statements put forward in this report for the benefit of our readers (and the authors of this article) who are perhaps a little confused! [ read more ]
By Stephen Leahy - www.finalcall.com
The exponential depletion of the earth's protective ozone layer is one of the most serious environmental issues. Without the ozone shield, the deadly shortwave radiation from the Sun will make the surface of the earth uninhabitable. But while most people are aware of the dangers involved in getting too much exposure to the sunlight, extensive clinical research data has documented that a lack of sunlight will also result in profoundly negative impacts on human health. Sunlight is like water; it is critical for life and health --but too much of it will result in disease and death. It is a question of balance. [ read more ]
By
Dr. Patrick Flanagan The human body was designed to live in harmony with sunlight. Research shows that human civilization evolved under natural sunlight for thousands of years. In fact it is clear that we need natural sunlight in order to be healthy. Yet, in the past 30 years we have seen the emergence of the first UVA-UVB sunscreen, developed in 1980 by Coppertone. It begs the question -- what was life like before sunscreen? [ read more ]
By Ralph
Moss | from CancerDecisions.com
Scientists have sometimes put forward the theory that exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun might be a risk factor for the development of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) (Bentham 1996). Here was yet another argument, they suggested, for avoiding prolonged contact with Old Sol. While blistering sun exposure is undoubtedly associated with an increased risk of several types of skin cancer, a solid link between sunlight and NHL has never yet been proven. And indeed, a recent report from the University of Sydney, Australia, has turned this theory on its head, demonstrating that far from inducing NHL, sunlight may in fact offer protection from the disease. [ read more ]
By
Jean Dukes, Health Consultant
Many people assume the "sunshine vitamin" is Vitamin C because oranges contain high amounts of Vitamin C. Somehow Florida, sunshine and Vitamin C seem to go together. Orange juice commercials, especially those with the motto, "A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine" help perpetuate this idea. However, Vitamin D is God's "sunshine vitamin". Vitamin D is the nutritional benefit we obtain when our skin is exposed to sunlight and it helps build and revitalize the entire body. [ read more ]
It is found that a mixture of honey and cinnamon cures most diseases. Honey is produced in most of the countries of the world. Ayurvedic as well as Yunani medicine have been using honey as a vital medicine for centuries. Below find a list of health challenges that honey and cinnamon have been known to help. [ read more ]
NewsTarget.com
Mad cow disease was recently confirmed in a cow in Alabama, according to two tests conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Even so, the USDA seems just as reluctant as usual to admit that U.S. herds continue to be infected with mad cow disease. Even though the results of this second test have been announced, there is a whole lot of spin from the USDA on trying to suppress the severity of this news -- so let me translate it into plain English for you. [ read more ]
By
Terry Lyles
This word is often misunderstood and not practiced nearly enough in my experience as a psychological coach. To FOR-GIVE someone means giving forward with a return policy, but what is actually returned? The greatest return is inner peace and freedom from the one doing the forgiving! Forgiving someone of something is a power that must be exercised to live a healthy, happy, and productive life. Personal sanity stems from an inner peace of mind knowing that all is well with ourselves and also with those in relationship with us. [ read more ]
Apple
Cheddar Quesadillas with Cranberry Coleslaw
Prepare the tangy coleslaw first, so its flavors can meld while you make the quesadillas... Strawberry Time It's that time of year for those luscious berries. Here's a few ways to use them: Banana-Strawberry Oat Muffins [ read more ]  · In our modern world detoxification is a very important issue. Scientists have always assumed that the fetus was protected from damage by the placenta filtering out toxic chemicals and pollutants. Ten babies born in U.S. hospitals in August and September 2004 had their cord blood studied for chemicals and pollutants. The average infant had 200 industrial chemicals and pollutants. A total of 287 chemicals were identified including pesticides, consumer product ingredients and waste substances from burning coal, gasoline and garbage.. · A study of office-based physicians in the United States suggests that about one-fifth of medications are prescribed to treat conditions for which they are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and that nearly three-fourths of those uses lack strong scientific support, according to an article in the May 8 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals. · A mysterious skin disease is currently spreading across America, and doctors are searching for answers on how to stop the epidemic. The disease, called Morgellons Disease, is a parasite-like infection that literally makes the infected person's skin crawl. The disease has already been found in thousands of patients in Florida , Texas and California. · Almost all physicians have known for some time just how vital potassium is for normal heartbeat. Magnesium is an entirely different story, however. According to Carla Sueta M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of medicine and cardiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine "apparently, many doctors still don't realize how important a role this mineral can play in some heart patients. In fact, most never check the magnesium level. She has shown through her research that magnesium reduced the incidence of several types of ventricular arrhythmia by 53 to 76 percent. · Prior to the 1930's, most people in the USA, were aware of the dangers of parasites and routinely took things to control parasites. Many people took "spring tonics" to clear out any parasites that may have been acquired over the winter. Many people collected wild plants, to make and keep on hand, the home remedies to treat for parasites. Many commercial over the counter and mail order brands were also available. The danger of parasites was pretty much common knowledge. Also prior to the 1930's, whenever one went to a doctor with some ailment, part of the treatment was to de-worm the patient. Doctors were very conscious of parasites in humans and treated for them daily in their patients. · Fraudulent research regularly appears in the 30,000 scientific journals published worldwide, a former editor of the British Medical Journal (BMJ) said today. Even when journals discover that published research is fabricated or falsified they rarely retract the findings, according to Richard Smith, who was also chief executive of the BMJ publishing group. · Eating red meat alters your DNA and may lead to an increased risk of developing bowel cancer, scientists said yesterday. Chemical compounds formed while digesting meat can cause DNA to mutate and increase the likelihood of cancerous cells developing. People who eat two portions or more of red meat a day suffer significantly more DNA damage to the cells of their colon than those who follow a largely vegetarian diet or eat red meat less than once a week. · The most prescribed sleep medication (Ambien) in the United States may be linked to episodes of sleepwalking and related strange and dangerous behaviors, experts say -- including incidents of nocturnal eating, phone conversations, shoplifting and even driving -- of which the subject has no memory. · According to an April 24th Associated Press investigative report, a rare, yet often fatal lung condition called bronchiolitis obliterans has sprung up in abnormally high numbers among junk-food industry workers - most specifically among those who make the flavorings for snack chips, certain candies (like butterscotch), and especially popcorn. The article states that Federal investigators have linked the disease (which constricts the airways of the lung by scarring or thickening of tissue) to prolonged exposure to airborne diacetyl, a naturally occurring substance that is also synthesized in massive quantities by the junk-food biz to enhance various flavors or to transmit a buttery taste - hence the chemical's prevalence in the popcorn industry. · The Israeli government have warned that infants should not receive soy formula, that children up to the age of 18 should not eat soy foods or drink soy milk more than once a day to a maximum of 3 times per week, and that adults should exercise caution because of the adverse effects on fertility and increased breast cancer risk. The French government is implementing regulations that will require manufacturers to reduce the isoflavone content of soy formula...and warning labels stating that soy foods and soy milk are unsafe for children under 3 years of age.(Source. Page 63 Journal of the Weston A Price Foundation Winter 2005 / Spring 2006 edition.)
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