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Colloidal silver gaining ground as a proven, effective antibiotic remedyColloidal silver, a liquid suspension of the metal silver, is currently a hot topic in the world of medicine. While alternative medicine praises its use as an antibiotic, mainstream medicine considers it somewhat of a poison. But colloidal silver is neither a poison nor a panacea: It is a safe and proven topical antibiotic that may cautiously be used internally.
In the nineteenth century, colloidal silver -- also known as Argentum colloidale, Argentum crede and collargolum -- was a prominent treatment for everything from colds to skin infections. In the 1940s, the FDA began its decades-long oppression of medicinal silver under the guise that it was unsafe; however, in reality, the FDA banned silver because of the threat it poses to the antibiotics industry, rather than any threat it poses for your body. If you'd like to learn more about the FDA's campaign against silver, be sure to download the Health Ranger's Commentary on Curad bandages made with silver. In his commentary, he not only praises Curad's new bandages, but also details how astounding their FDA approval is, given the FDA's historical campaign against the medicinal use of silver.
As you can see from Curad's new bandages, colloidal silver is a safe and effective topical method to fight infections. As Phyllis A. Balch and Dr. James F. Balch write in Prescription for Nutritional Healing, colloidal silver can safely and inexpensively protect you from infection in a wide variety of ways: "Topically, it can be used to fight fungal infections of the skin or nails and to promote the healing of burns, wounds, cuts, rashes, and sunburn. It can be used on toothaches and mouth sores, as eye drops and as a gargle to fight tooth decay and bad breath. It can also be used as sterilizer and can even be sprayed on air-conditioning filters and air ducts and vents to prevent germs from growing." In addition to those found in air conditioning vents, germs make many other aspects of our environment both unhealthy and bad-smelling. Colloidal silver, as a powerful antibiotic and antifungal agent, can make your environment just as healthy as it can make your body.
According to Joseph B. Marion's Anti-Aging Manual, Pierce Instruments manufactures a nylon-Silver fabric called Silvelon. They use Silvelon to make everything from odor-proof socks and shoe liners to antiseptic kitchen sponges. Of course, you can also make your own odor-proof socks by soaking regular socks in colloidal silver solution, but the choice is yours.
According to many sources, it is not dangerous to use colloidal silver internally, as long as you take it in the recommended, reasonable dosages. This means using the colloidal silver product as directed and not taking it for more than two weeks at a time, according to Janet Zand in Smart Medicine for Healthier Living. Of course, you shouldn't use just any colloidal product out there, either. In his A-List of Top Products, the Health Ranger recommends Silver 100 as the top colloidal silver product. It's safe – very safe – at only 100 silver parts per million.
"Taken internally, colloidal silver can be used to fight infection. It has been shown to be effective against more that 650 disease-causing organisms, including Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria and the fungus Candida albicans," writes Dr. James F. and Phyllis A. Balch. As you may remember from the hamburger scares of the 1990s, E. coli infections can be deadly, especially among young children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems. In this sense, colloidal silver is a lifesaver: When all else fails, it can beat infections presumed unbeatable. It is under these extreme conditions that patients may justifiably consider using colloidal silver internally -- but only under the direction of a qualified health practitioner such as a naturopath.
AIDS-related pneumonia due to staphylococcal, pneumocystis, streptococcal, klebsiella and fungal infections may also warrant internal use of colloidal silver. These types of pneumonia are very difficult to fight with traditional antibiotic treatment; moreover, people with weakened immune systems, such as acquired immune deficiency syndrome, are especially prone to them. For a weak immune system, these types of pneumonia are sometimes unbeatable, making alternative measures a necessity. "Dr. Marchial-Vega had considerable clinical experience with a colloidal silver preparation that contains between 20 and 25 parts of silver per million parts of water. This preparation has proven effective in patients with HIV… In the hospital, the therapy is administered by a special nebulizer as well as orally," reports Dr. James Howenstine in A Physician's Guide to Natural Healing Products that Work.
You don't have to be afraid of genuine colloidal silver. There are a multitude of safe and effective colloidal silver products on the market, so be sure to research what you use before you use it and, by all means, use it as recommended on the label. As a side note, some colloidal silver companies claim that colloidal silver is an anti-cancer agent. According to Dan Labriola's Complementary Cancer Therapies, "There is no reliable human evidence that this (colloidal silver) is an effective cancer treatment." But as a broad-spectrum antibiotic, colloidal silver is well proven.
The experts speak on colloidal silver:
Just as it sounds, colloidal silver is a liquid suspension of the metal silver. It is marketed by a number of companies for a variety of uses, including as an antibiotic and anticancer agent. There is no reliable human evidence that this is an effective cancer treatment.
Complementary Cancer Therapies by Dan Labriola ND, page 190
Colloidal silver is an inexpensive healing agent and disinfectant that has a myriad of applications. It is a clear golden liquid composed of 99.9-percent pure silver particles approximately 0.001 to 0.01 microns in diameter that are suspended in pure water. Colloidal silver can be mixed with either tap or distilled water and applied topically, taken by mouth, or administered intravenously.
Prescription For Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A Balch CNC and James F Balch MD, page 66
Historical use of silver in medicine
Silver is highly toxic to most microbial cells and can be used as an antimicrobial agent. Silver-containing compounds, such as silver sulfadiazine, which has broad antimicrobial as well as antifungal activity, and silver nitrate, are used in medicine as topical agents. Colloidal silver is a suspension of extremely small silver particles and was used in medicine until the 1940s as both a topical and an internal antiseptic. Colloidal silver was also known as argentum colloidale, argentum crede and collargolum.
PDR For Nutritional Supplements by Sheldon Saul Hendle and David Rorvik, page 110
Colloidal silver has a long history in medicine as a natural antibiotic. It is very effective in killing bacteria, viruses,
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 161
Colloidal silver is a safe and effective topical method to fight infections
Topically, it can be used to fight fungal infections of the skin or nails and to promote the healing of burns, wounds, cuts, rashes, and sunburn. It can be used on toothaches and mouth sores, as eye drops, and as a gargle to fight tooth decay and bad breath. It can also be used as sterilizer and can even be sprayed on air-conditioning filters and air ducts and vents to prevent germs from growing.
Prescription For Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A Balch CNC and James F Balch MD, page 66
Pierce Instruments in Stowe, Vermont, markets Silvelon, anylon-Silver fabric used to make odor-proof socks and shoe-liners, antiseptic kitchen sponges, wound and burn healing aids, and topical applications to speed healing of cuts, canker sores, warts, and acne releasing colloidal silver on site. Argentum Research has Silverlon.
Anti-Aging Manual by Joseph B Marion, page 12
To treat ringworm, use a sterile pad and apply colloidal silver to the affected area. Hands and feet can also be soaked in this solution, a natural antibiotic that destroys some 650 different microorganisms.
Prescription For Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A Balch CNC and James F Balch MD, page 388
It is not dangerous to use colloidal silver internally, as long as you take it in the recommended, reasonable dosages.
Colloidal silver is considered to have antibacterial properties. Take it as directed on the product label. Do not take this supplement for more than two weeks at a time.
Smart Medicine For Healthier Living by Janet Zand LAc OMD Allan N Spreen MD CNC James B LaValle RPh ND, page 566
Because colloidal silver loses its potency over time, the best bet is also a kit that permits mixing the solution and using it immediately. You should then discard any excess you can not use. Whenever you use it, keep in mind the fact that the silver will be accumulating in your body. Once you get too much silver in your system, you're stuck with it for life. Avoid getting yourself into this predicament by using colloidal silver only when other methods of killing bacteria are not available.
Attaining Medical Self Efficiency An Informed Citizens Guide by Duncan Long, page 200
Colloidal silver. Dose: Internally—60 to 120 drops three to four times daily. Externally, applied to a wound or burn—two to three times daily.
Herbal Medicine Healing Cancer by Donald R Yance Jr, page 314
Colloidal silver is commercially available with a common solution strength of five silver atoms per million molecules of water, or 5 ppm, but it may be up to 50 ppm in very concentrated remedies. However, the size of the colloids may be more important than the strength in parts per million.
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 162
Just don't use any colloidal silver product out there
It is difficult to assess which of the many commercial remedies available work best or even which ones work and which do not. Therefore I recommend building your own colloidal silver generator.
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 162
Micronic Silver from Lifestar Millennium is a good source of colloidal silver. Cold Combat! from TriMedica, Inc. is a combination of sublingual forms of colloidal silver, colloidal copper, zinc, and the homeopathic remedies Cinnabaris and Rhus toxicodendron. It is good for fighting colds and flu.
Prescription For Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A Balch CNC and James F Balch MD, page 66
When all else fails, colloidal silver can beat infections presumed unbeatable.
Taken internally, colloidal silver can be used to fight infection. It has been shown to be effective against more that 650 disease-causing organisms, including Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria and the fungus Candida albicans.
Prescription For Nutritional Healing by Phyllis A Balch CNC and James F Balch MD, page 66
Dr. Marchial-Vega has had considerable clinical experience with a colloidal silver preparation that contains between 20 and 25 parts of silver per million parts of water. This preparation has proven effective in patients with HIV in quickly resolving pneumonias due to pneumocystis, streptococcal, staphylococcal, klebsiella and fungal infections. In the hospital, the therapy is administered by a special nebulizer as well as orally.
A Physicians Guide To Natural Health Products That Work By James Howenstine MD, page 262
In contrast to medical antibiotics that can be used only against specific microbes, colloidal silver has a wide range of effectiveness, eliminating bacteria as well as viruses and fungi. Unlike medical antibiotics, colloidal silver is not known to cause undesirable side effects. Colloidal zinc can be especially effective against viruses. The colloids of copper and gold, on the other hand, are strong anti-inflammatory agents; in addition, copper and zinc can be used chelated (bound) with salicylic acid for similar benefits.
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 161
Use with informed caution
I'm not suggesting that colloidal silver should be avoided altogether. I think it is ideal for some purposes and might be of use in an emergency or for last-ditch treatment of a bacteria that has grown resistent to antibiotics. However the use of this medication must be approached very cautiously.
Attaining Medical Self Efficiency An Informed Citizens Guide by Duncan Long, page 200
These maximum doses are large compared to the doses ingested with health food colloidal silver supplements. However it should be remembered that these are most likely the totals for an entire lifetime, given the slow rate that silver is removed from the body For this reason I tend to see colloidal silver as an "emergency only" medication, rather than the "once a day" use some alternative medicine people are now suggesting.
Attaining Medical Self Efficiency An Informed Citizens Guide by Duncan Long, page 180
Colloidal silver's possible additional uses
This liquefied form of silver is a powerful natural antibiotic that can help knock out an acute sinus infection, says John M. Sullivan, M.D., a physician in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Buy a bottle of colloidal silver, put some full-strength into a spray bottle, and use one or two squirts into your nose twice a day until the infection has been noticeably gone for 3 days.
Alternative Cures by Bill Gottlieb, page 553
Robert C. Beck's battery-powered electromagnetic electrode transfer of 50-100 microamperes by arm or foot electrodes may inhibit HI V outer protein's ability to bind to Lymphocyte receptor sites 50-95%, and neutralize 95-100% of pathogens in blood, lymph, and tissues in 37 days. Start with half-hour on day 1, to 2 hours on days 7 through 3 0, tapering off to 15 minutes on day 3 7; taking Ozone water, colloidal silver, activated Charcoal, and hot/cold Water showers to break-down and eliminate toxins.
Anti-Aging Manual by Joseph B Marion, page 548
Combination Remedy for Colds and Sore Throats: One teaspoon of bee propolis in a homeopathic solution is combined with extracts of red clover and licorice root. Ten drops of colloidal silver are added. Gargling with this formula and then swallowing it, every four hours, can help knock out local bacterial and viral infections in the throat and trachea.
Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page 127
Other vitamins that have been proven to help increase fertility in women are: iron (35 mg); folk acid (one mg three times daily), to help normalize blood chemistry; vitamin B12, to help normalize reproductive function; colloidal silver, to help cleanse the system when chlamydia is causing infertility; and bioflavonoids (found in broccoli, green peppers, parsley, and citrus fruits), to help develop a healthy uterine lining.
Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page 241
Vitamin and mineral intake can make a difference. Specific recommendations for men are zinc, selenium, and vitamins E, D, and C. Particular suggestions for women include vitamins C, B6, and B12, in addition to iron, folic acid, colloidal silver, and bioflavonoids. Complete
Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page 243
I also take [supplements]. I eat organic vegetarian foods. I took ozone a few times. I had the silver removed from my teeth. I took colloidal silver, which helped my pneumonia tremendously.
Complete Encyclopedia Of Natural Healing by Gary Null PhD, page 465
Treat the infection: Your physician can prescribe an appropriate antibiotic to treat the underlying infection. If you are working with a physician who specializes in natural therapies, he or she may suggest the use of colloidal silver, golden seal and/or grapefruit seed extract.
Digestive Wellness By Elizabeth Lipski MS CCN, page 274
Small bowel infections, esophageal Candida and other infections are likely to reoccur. No specific research has been done to show that use of supplementation with flora and other natural therapies can help with reoccurrence, but they do help to boost the immune system. You may be able to keep the infection at bay with use of colloidal silver, grapefruit seed extract or garlic capsules. Each of these substances has wide antimicrobial properties, low toxicity and a low incidence of negative side effects.
Digestive Wellness By Elizabeth Lipski MS CCN, page 313
Eliminate parasites, Candida, and other microbes by using an herbal parasite cure based on wormwood and investigate using colloidal silver, oxygen therapy, and an electronic zapper.
Disease Prevention And Treatment by Life Extension Foundation, page 1104
When chlamydia is causing infertility, colloidal silver helps to clean up the system.
Get Healthy Now by Gary Null, page 715
Rashes, including blistering types, are frequently due to what we put on our skin. One cause is soap because it may contain an artificial chemical that produces an adverse reaction. If you have a rash problem, it is advisable to use the type of soap that is 100 percent natural, or at least one that is unscented. A rash can be cleaned with a mixture composed primarily of aloe vera, along with colloidal silver, bee propolis, pau d'arco, and purified water. Then, wrap the area with gauze that is kept somewhat moist, so the mixture remains on the rash. After four or five hours, the rash should begin to heal.
Power Aging by Gary Null, page 307
Persistent bowel problems have been correlated with recurrent UTIs. Our bodies eliminate wastes in several ways, including the excretion of feces by the bowels, the expulsion of carbon dioxide by the lungs, perspiration by the skin, and the discharge of urine by the kidneys and bladder. If any of these processes is malfunctioning, an excessive burden is placed upon the other systems. I do not believe that antibiotics are the proper treatment for UTIs because they do not get to the underlying cause. The proper approach is to rebalance the system by switching from an acidic diet to an alkaline one. Unsweetened cranberry juice with cherries and raspberries, four to five times a day, can ameliorate the severe pain. Pomegranate juice, two times a day, and grapefruit juice with the seeds and the skins are valuable too. Lemon, lime, and bee propolis with 10 drops of colloidal silver are also helpful. Because of the vitamin C content, these juices will create acidic urine (but not acid in the body), which creates an unfavorable environment for bacteria in the urine and bladder. Chlorophyll from spirulina is exceptionally good for the body as well.
Power Aging by Gary Null, page 365
Now a great remedy is available for itchy eyes tat works like pure magic every time. It's colloidal silver drops. Just two drops in each eye can stop itching for a week or more.
Proven Health Tips Encyclopedia By American Medical Publishing, page 197
Colloidal silver, which can be found in any health food store, is a powerful antibiotic. It can cure conjunctivitis, or pink eye, as well as simple eye irritation.
Proven Health Tips Encyclopedia By American Medical Publishing, page 197
However, if you store drinking water for a longer time, you can add some colloidal silver or hydrogen peroxide to keep it free of molds and other microbes or possibly put a piece of clean copper or a silver coin at the bottom of the container.
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 40
At the beginning of your health improvement efforts and several times each year, you can take a remedial course of colloidal silver for several weeks to keep down any undesirable microbes that have arisen in your body. Have a sip or tablespoonful three times daily. Preferably, store colloidal silver in a dark glass bottle in a dark and cool place.
The Natural Way to Heal by Walter Last, page 162
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Stress hormones appear to rapidly exacerbate the formation of brain lesions that are the hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease, according to researchers at UC Irvine. The findings suggest that managing... | A sweet solution for Alzheimer's disease? (press release)
Published August 3 2006
Certain variants of a simple sugar ameliorate Alzheimer's-like disease in mice, according to a new study by Canadian researchers. Although the new studies are still in the early stages, the findings... |
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According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) controlling the air quality in your home can reduce allergy and asthma symptoms. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that... | Burning incense may expose people to toxic chemicals
Published February 12 2007
(NaturalNews) The burning of incense releases high levels of some chemicals associated with lung cancer, findings over the past five years indicate.
Incense, used primarily for religious,... | States sue the EPA over air quality standards
Published December 29 2006
(NaturalNews) The state-based lawsuit was filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, and it states as a main argument that the EPA has ignored the advice of its own... | Managing indoor air quality through proper cleaning habits reduces allergy symptoms
Published May 21 2005
Good indoor air quality can greatly reduce the symptoms of people who suffer from allergies and asthma, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), and it can take more than... | Air quality has dramatically improved in the US, according to a new study
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The Pacific Research Institute and the American Enterprise Institute's annual report on pollution has, surprisingly, found that air quality has improved dramatically across the nation. The Index of... | Air purifiers using ozone can make air quality worse when combined with air freshener chemicals
Published March 21 2007
Scientists at the University of California in Irvine have made a surprising discovery -- using an air purifier with commercial air fresheners can actually make your indoor air quality worse in most... | EPA believes indoor air quality is compromised by household chemicals
Published October 27 2005
GreenNest.com recently began a campaign to educate consumers about dangerous household pollutants that can contribute to... | 2000 farms agree to air quality monitoring (press release)
Published August 28 2005
"Thousands of farms across the country have committed to participating in the air monitoring process, and, if necessary, take whatever steps are required to come into compliance with clean air... |
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The Green Guide has published a cost comparison chart detailing the
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Arial Software has done something previously thought impossible for desktop email campaign software.
It has released its best-selling Email Marketing Director software with a professional... | New email marketing software designed for marketers, not technical users
Published July 19 2004
A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to... | Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
Published March 15 2006
Mike: Today we are speaking with Ralph Wilson, a globally recognized authority on web marketing and e-commerce. He is the author of hundreds of articles, e-books and newsletter issues all... | Email marketing service provider Listrak spams president of permission-based email software company with unsolicited commercial email
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I had to share this one with you, folks. If you laugh as hard as I did, this will make your day. As many readers of this site know, in addition to writing these feature articles, I'm also the... | New version of Email Marketing Director from Arial Software improves built-in customer list handling ability (press release)
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The latest version of Arial Software's easy-to-use professional email marketing software has improved its database functions for easier list handling.
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| Campaign Enterprise 9 helps email marketing managers organize more email campaigns in less time: Arial Software
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Arial Software has recently released the newest version of its industry-leading email marketing software. Campaign Enterprise 9 provides email marketing managers with new organization and... | Most U.S. businesses fail to fully tap the business-building potential of email marketing, says industry pioneer (press release)
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Summary: The latest book from Arial Software CEO Mike Adams explores the next wave of permission email marketing, revealing the strategies that savvy companies will employ to take their... |
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(NaturalNews) Do you find yourself suffering from asthma, migraines, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, fuzzy brain, non-seasonal rhinitis, depression, eczema, arthritis, bloating, or insomnia,... | Allergy Foundation Warns Parents and Teachers to be Aware of Food Allergies This Season (press release)
Published September 19 2005
Back-to-school season can be a relief
for parents after a long summer. But for parents of children with food
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The link between asthma and cows' milk is familiar to many young asthma sufferers and their parents. I first became aware of the connection through my cousin's experiences with his four-year-old son.... | Reducing your child's development of allergies is possible
Published August 6 2005
By follow the unconventional advice of Dr. Hugh Sampson, you may be able to reduce your child's chance of developing... | Mediterranean diet makes allergies vanish in children
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Researchers studying children in Greece found that those who eat a Mediterranean diet rich in vegetables, fruits, nuts, and olive oil experience less respiratory allergies and asthma than other... | Doctors routinely misdiagnose cow's milk allergies in babies, survey suggests
Published November 21 2006
(NaturalNews) A survey by formula milk manufacturer SHS International Ltd's Act Against Allergy initiative found that a majority of doctors believe that milk allergy symptoms in babies were being... | Allergies can be treated without traditional medicine
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Alternative therapies like acupressure, acupuncture, reflexology and chiropractic care can be effective treatments for... | Japanese Plant Prevents Seasonal Allergies and Rhinitis
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Published May 21 2007
I'm truly excited to be bringing you this information today about the miraculous healing abilities of aloe vera. First off, in case you don't know, let me emphasize that I don't sell aloe vera... | Innovative dried aloe vera gel product now available from Good Cause Wellness
Published September 6 2007
This article introduces a significant new natural health product that has never before existed in the marketplace. It's made of aloe vera, an herb with strong anti-cancer properties that also treats... | Aloe vera plant produces miraculous, life-saving results in trauma, burns and hemorrhagic shock
Published July 31 2004
The miracles derived from the aloe vera plant never cease to amaze me. This is truly a life-saving plant. It is one of the most astounding gifts of nature, and it belongs in the first aid kit and... | Aloe vera juice can help you prevent colds and other ailments
Published January 19 2005
It is already a well known fact that the juice from the aloe plant can soothe burns, but there is also research showing that drinking aloe vera juice, such as Optima Health & Nutrition's Aloe Pura can... | Aloe vera may hold promise in treating cardiovascular disease
Published December 5 2004
Aloe vera is one of my favorite healing plants, and I believe it is quite promising in terms of enhancing cardiovascular health. This is a subject that hasn't had many studies conducted yet, but there... | Aloe Vera, Natural Alternative Medication Dermatologists Should Consider (press release)
Published June 13 2005
As more patients who suffer from skin ailments seek cost-effective alternative medications, Dermatologists would be well advised to research the time-tested results of the Aloe Vera plant’s gel. Why... | Irritable bowel syndrome can be eased with aloe vera juice
Published January 19 2005
Irritable bowl syndrome (IBS) affects approximately one-fifth of the population of Britain and up to a third of the population will suffer its effects sometime in their lives. However, there is hope... | Clear out your medicine chest and replace with natural first aid tools
Published June 21 2004
Consumers are being advised to clear out their medicine chests and throw away expired prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications, but the real story is that people should be stocking their... |
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You may be surprised to learn that as much as prescription drugs are now being shown to be dangerous for human health, there's also a big problem in the way people turn to alternative medicines such... | Study shows the public is turning to alternative medicine and away from dangerous prescription drugs
Published April 17 2006
A study published in April 2005 revealed that more than 70 percent of adults aged 50 or older are now using some form of alternative therapy. This includes medicinal herbs, meditation and... | Folic acid deficiencies are widespread; here's why nearly everyone needs more folate
Published December 29 2005
Pregnant women plagued by cravings for pickles and ice cream must remember to include plenty of folic acid in their diets. Shown to reduce the risk of miscarriage and birth defects, folic acid –... | Alternative medicine thriving at Cleveland Clinic (because it works)
Published September 25 2006
(NaturalNews) Cleveland Clinic's Center for Integrative Medicine in Broadview Heights, Ohio only attracted a few patients when it opened in 2004, but now the center -- which offers acupuncture, yoga... | Alternative medicine gaining credibility in traditional medical schools
Published July 15 2005
Until recently, alternative medicine was widely discounted as a "false" healing art, but as the practice is gaining popularity, major medical schools such as the University of Pennsylvania are... | Health freedom action alert: FDA attempting to regulate supplements, herbs and juices as "drugs"
Published April 11 2007
When it comes to health freedom, this is the FDA's end game. A new FDA "guidance" document, published on the FDA's website, reveals plans to reclassify virtually all vitamins, supplements, herbs and... | University of Hawaii athletes use alternative medicine more often, study says
Published June 6 2005
A survey by the University of Hawaii found that the student-athletes turned to alternative medicine such as acupuncture and massage more often than they used traditional medicine. The survey found... | Alternative medicine gains popularity as disenchantment with Western medicine grows
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According to a federal survey conducted in 2004, thirty-six percent of adults in America have sought out alternative forms of medicine such as Reiki, herbal treatment, and... |
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The link between old age and forgetfulness is cliché enough to be the subject of greeting cards, sitcoms and jokes. We take it for granted so often that very few of us take the time to question why it... | Popular Alzheimer's Drug Found to Be All But Worthless in Independent Study
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A new independent study, conducted at the University of Birmingham, UK, reveals that a popular prescription drug for Alzheimer's disease, Aricept, offers no real benefit to Alzheimer's patients... | Alzheimer's warning signs publicized by group
Published February 13 2005
The Alzheimer's Association is publicizing ten warning signs of the disease. Among them: memory loss, difficulty with familiar tasks, problems with language, disorientation as to time and place, poor... | Marijuana may help Alzheimer's patients, new Spanish study shows
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What is cruelty? It is any harmful action taken against another living entity that disregards its consciousness or awareness. In this essay, we'll explore some of the levels of cruelty: how it... | French researchers torture mice to study effects of painkillers
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When it comes to the bird flu virus, many people are asking, "Where did the virus come from?" The answer, as always, is unpopular with the popular press and the corporations that dominate the... | Animal rights agency files suit to protect chickens against cruel slaughtering methods
Published December 7 2005
In anticipation of large-scale poultry slaughter in the event of a bird flu outbreak, the Humane Society of the United States has filed suit in a U.S. District Court in San Francisco in an attempt to... | Animal rights activists stage bird flu protest in D.C.
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In Washington D.C., Members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals protested at the Department of Agriculture by laying naked in coffins and passing out vegetarian kits, in hopes of scaring... | Animal rights activists find documents that detail horrifying lab abuses of monkeys
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The Chicago Tribune reports that Cho Seung Hui, the Virginia Tech shooter who killed 32 fellow students in a shooting rampage, was taking antidepressant drugs. This is not the first time a school... | Vioxx only the beginning; antidepressants and statin drugs are medication timebombs
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One of the most effective naturally occurring weapons against cancer is, like most healthy things, something many of us are not getting enough of. The mineral selenium has been shown in multiple... | NaturalNews readers demand retractions from major media outlets over erroneous reporting of antioxidant study
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When the mainstream media refuses to print the truth about a significant study detailing the health benefits of antioxidants and, instead, parrots the erroneous conclusions of a pro-pharmaceutical... | Antioxidants in vegetables and fruits protect the body's immune system
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Staying disease free can, in many cases, be just a matter of eating plenty of antioxidants in most fruits and vegetables. The antioxidant compounds in such foods work against the disease causing... | Antioxidants could help boost the effectiveness of sunscreen
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Despite advances in sunscreens, skin cancer is still on the rise, according to unknowncountry.com. Animal studies have found mixing topical antioxidants with sunscreen increase the effectiveness of... | Antioxidant-Rich Foods For Beauty and Vibrant Health (press release)
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This looks like one of the most promising (and least dangerous) "drugs" for treating obesity. It's not quite accurate to call it a drug, since PYY is a natural hormone your body produces in response... | Study results of Nastech PYY nasal spray for appetite control are impressive
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Published July 9 2005
If fried snack chips had a warning printed right on the bag that said, "Warning: these chips will make you obese," would you still buy them? Would you still eat them? Well, in a sense, you do see... |
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Published April 17 2005
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Published January 20 2005
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Published December 20 2004
This looks like one of the most promising (and least dangerous) "drugs" for treating obesity. It's not quite accurate to call it a drug, since PYY is a natural hormone your body produces in response... | Study results of Nastech PYY nasal spray for appetite control are impressive
Published December 2 2004
No kidding: a reduction of nearly 500 calories per day is, indeed, impressive. That translates to roughly one pound of body fat loss per week, apparently without much effort, if the study results are... | Obesity Researchers Lose Sight of the Big Picture While Peering Into Their Microscopes; Modern Science Loses Perspective
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Published October 25 2006
(NaturalNews) Daily consumption of almonds may trigger feelings of satiety and help reduce overall calorie intake, according to new research by scientists from Purdue University.
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Published July 9 2005
If fried snack chips had a warning printed right on the bag that said, "Warning: these chips will make you obese," would you still buy them? Would you still eat them? Well, in a sense, you do see that... |
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Published July 6 2005
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Published April 17 2005
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Published January 20 2005
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Published December 2 2004
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Published October 25 2006
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Published July 9 2005
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As the song says, "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone" -- and motor skills are no exception. Despite the ranking of the opposable thumb as one of the single most important evolutionary... | Most People With Arthritis Don’t Get Enough Exercise (press release)
Published July 17 2006
People with arthritis don’t exercise enough, and more than a third of adults with arthritis don’t exercise at all, according to a study in the May issue of American Journal of Preventive Medicine.... | Exercise accelerates recovery from arthritis surgery
Published October 3 2006
(NaturalNews) A new study published in the October issue of Arthritis Care & Research suggests that weight training and cardiovascular exercise prior to knee- or hip-replacement surgery may reduce the... | Arthritis creams merely mask symptoms and offer no long-term relief, study shows
Published August 3 2004
New research published in the British Medical Journal is showing that arthritis creams used topically offer only temporary relief that fades within 2 weeks. This is the conclusion from a trial... | Fish oil supplements ease arthritis pain
Published July 21 2005
Nutritional supplements can help ease arthritis pain, according to The Lancet medical journal, and patients with rheumatoid arthritis can especially benefit from adding fish oil supplements to their... | Arthritis inflammation likely the cause of many heart attack deaths, new study says
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Scientists have known for some time that people with rheumatoid arthritis have a greater risk of dying from a heart attack, and a new study from Minnesota's famed Mayo Clinic points to a joint... | Arthritis Drugs Linked to Skin Cancer Risk
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(NaturalNews) "TNF blocker" drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis increase a patient's risk of contracting skin cancer, according to a new study published in the journal Arthritis &... | Myth of exercise's negative effects on arthritis persists despite evidence to the contrary
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The belief that drugs are the only alternative to arthritis pain, and that exercise is bad for the condition, is still prevalent, according to Medical News Today, but many patients and doctors are... |
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Published November 20 2005
New Mexico may become the first state in the nation to enact an official statewide ban on the artificial sweetener aspartame, if a group of determined activists has its way. Activists there are... | Nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose
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(NaturalNews) -- According to a June report by Mintel, nearly two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the safety of artificial sweeteners such as sucralose and aspartame, which could impact the... | Aspartame consumption strongly associated with migraines and seizures
Published June 22 2005
You can't walk into a convenience store, grocery store or restaurant without being offered a dose of aspartame. You can't buy a stick of gum or a box of mints without having to read the label like a... | Artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose may actually promote obesity and weight gain, says research
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Groundbreaking new research published in the International Journal of Obesity reveals that artificial sweeteners like aspartame and sucralose -- precisely the kinds of chemical sweeteners found in... | The link between aspartame and brain tumors: What the FDA never told you about artificial sweeteners
Published September 22 2005
On September 30, 1980, a public Board of Inquiry advised against the approval of aspartame, stating: "The Board has not been presented with proof of a reasonable certainty that aspartame (NutraSweet)... | Low-carb diets and artificial sweeteners both promised to help people lose weight, but the promises were empty
Published May 5 2005
As it becomes more and more clear that low-carb diets do not provide the radical weight loss that many had hoped they would give to the new, fatter America, it is time to accept the fact that there... | Even artificial sweeteners may lead to weight gain; nutritionists advise dieters to just 'pull your sweet tooth'
Published February 9 2005
As evidence is growing that even artificial, zero calorie, sweeteners can lead to weight gain, nutrition experts say it's time for dieters to just "pull your sweet tooth." They say that some minerals... |
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On September 30, 1980, a public Board of Inquiry advised against the approval of aspartame, stating: "The Board has not been presented with proof of a reasonable certainty that aspartame (NutraSweet)... | Aspartame consumption strongly associated with migraines and seizures
Published June 22 2005
You can't walk into a convenience store, grocery store or restaurant without being offered a dose of aspartame. You can't buy a stick of gum or a box of mints without having to read the label like a... | Aspartame promotes grand mal seizures, say health experts
Published June 27 2005
A nursing infant developed convulsions after his mother drank an aspartame-sweetened soft drink. A 19-year-old woman went into grand mal convulsions within minutes of chewing a piece of... | Two New Studies on Aspartame and Diet Drinks Confirm Source of Obesity, Cancer/Malignant Brain Tumor Epidemics (press release)
Published July 21 2005
The Cancer Research Center of the European Foundation of Oncology and Environmental Sciences in Bologna, Italy reported this week that a long-term study to evaluate the potential carcinogenic effects... | Aspartame found to cause breast cancer, leukemia and lymphomas in latest animal experiments
Published June 28 2007
A new study on aspartame conducted by the Ramazzini Foundation reveals that aspartame causes a dose-dependent increase in cancers (lymphomas, leukemias and breast cancers) when consumed at levels... | FDA Studies Show Aspartame Link to Brain Tumors (press release)
Published June 13 2005
Consumer rights advocacy group Mission Possible is leading a campaign to fill a product liability lawsuit with New York and New Jersey residents whose brain tumors may be linked to the consumption of... | Interview with Dr. Russell Blaylock on devastating health effects of MSG, aspartame and excitotoxins
Published September 27 2006
Mike: I'm here with Dr. Russell Blaylock, and I'd like to explore some of the more advanced aspects of some of the things you are working on. Dr. Blaylock, I think readers know the basics of... | New Mexico activists hope to achieve an unprecedented ban on aspartame
Published November 20 2005
New Mexico may become the first state in the nation to enact an official statewide ban on the artificial sweetener aspartame, if a group of determined activists has its way. Activists there are... |
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Published November 6 2004
Dear NaturalNews readers:
As a service to you, I have negotiated substantial discounts on astaxanthin supplements from the top two suppliers in the world: Mera Pharmaceuticals and Cyanotech. Use... | Product review: AstaFactor Salmon Essentials with salmon oil and astaxanthin
Published June 8 2005
I'd like to share the news about Mera Pharmaceuticals' AstaFactor Salmon Essentials, an exciting health product that combines potent antioxidants with heart-healthy oils. Salmon Essentials contains... | Potent antioxidant Astaxanthin shows promise as anti-inflammatory for arthritis, joint pain, back pain, muscle soreness and carpal tunnel syndrome
Published October 25 2004
Mike: Let's move on to another product that you also manufacture at your firm called astaxanthin. And this is something that is not yet a household word. Could you give a little background on... | Increased Demand for Astaxanthin to be Met by Fuji Health Science, Inc. (press release)
Published July 25 2005
Fuji Health Science, Inc., an American subsidiary of Fuji Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., Toyama, Japan announced today that it has successfully completed a New Dietary Ingredient (NDI) notification to... | An overview of new health products, plant technology, superfoods and natural health research breakthroughs
Published May 22 2005
In this article, we'll take a closer look at some of the more interesting products and issues we're uncovering these days. There’s a product that I highly recommend for those that want a nutritious... | Food companies begin to include immune-boosting ingredient
Published October 19 2005
Astaxanthin, common in fish and shrimp, has been show to enhance immune functions and the central nervous system, and can be bought from food companies like Fit Ingredients in food bars, capsules and... | Japanese market for astaxanthin growing rapidly
Published February 23 2006
Japan's food industry is hot after the carotenoid astaxanthin, a trend that Israel's Algatechnologies hopes to capitalize on in the next fiscal... |
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Published August 4 2005
The link between asthma and cows' milk is familiar to many young asthma sufferers and their parents. I first became aware of the connection through my cousin's experiences with his four-year-old son.... | Asthma Foundation Applauds Family Asthma Act (press release)
Published August 2 2005
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of
America applauds Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and Mike DeWine (R-OH)
who recently introduced the Family Asthma Act of 2005 to address the unmet
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Published May 26 2005
Researchers found asthma sufferers are more likely to contract pneumococcal disease, an infection caused by the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae, also known as pneumococcus. The study tested 635... | Steroid use for asthma no more effective than placebo, study finds
Published May 5 2005
A study of 225 adults published in the New England Journal of Medicine asserts that asthmatics who took placebos did just as well as those who regularly took steroids to forestall asthma attacks. The... | Allergists proposes a higher standard for controlling asthma
Published October 31 2005
James Li, M.D., Ph.D., Mayo Clinic allergist, has authored a paper that proposes reworking the asthma classification system, which currently bases treatment on the severity of the disease, so that... | Free asthma screening tests to be offered in the U.S.
Published May 22 2005
The American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology will be offering free asthma screening tests at malls, civic centers, and other public places across the the United States this spring in an... | Severe asthma sufferers may need more vitamin C
Published August 4 2005
A study by researchers at the Asthma & Allergy Research Institute in Australia shows vitamin C deficiency is linked to severe asthma, and study participants with severe asthma had much lower levels... | New asthma study recommends doctors reevaluate their patients
Published October 24 2005
The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology has published a study by Dr. James T. Li that advises doctors to continually reassess asthma patients to ensure their asthma is under control.... |
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Published July 18 2004
If you look closely at the Atkins pyramid, you'll notice that it contains pictures of raw, unprocessed food ingredients. You don't see any packaged meat products in the meat category, and there are... | Dieting Americans discover they can't pig out on low-carb foods and still lose weight
Published July 18 2004
Popularity of the low-carb diet is edging downwards, say polls. The reason? More than half of all Americans who have tried the Atkins Diet and other low-carb diets have given up. The real issue here,... | MIT researchers attack Atkins diet with distorted claims about
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Published April 20 2004
The attacks on Atkins continue: this time, with claims that the Atkins
diet can put you in a bad mood. A team from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology has issued statements about the link... | Atkins diet works better than low-fat diets, especially in men
Published November 15 2004
A new study of low-carb diets reveals that the Atkins diet seems to work better on men than women. Interestingly, the low-carb diet was three times more effective at losing weight from the trunk... | Popularity of Atkins diet grows, but low-carb dieting isn't just for
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As this article from the Johns Hopkins Newsletter shows, the Atkins diet
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whatever you call it, it works. A low-carbohydrate... | Atkins diet having impact on fast-food menus
Published February 3 2005
Despite concerns about cholesterol and kidney damage, the Atkins diet craze has spread worldwide. The diet advocates a return to a meat and vegetables-centric nutritional regime, and convenience... | Atkins diet is effective because it makes food too boring to eat, say scientists
Published September 10 2004
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subsidies on high-carbohydrate, disease promoting foods
Published May 7 2004
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Jose Avila has always been a FedEx fan. He uses Fedex for all his shipping needs because he considers the packaging to be a high-quality, sturdy product, and the shipping service to be superior to... | Senate Bill 1959 to Criminalize Thoughts, Blogs, Books and Free Speech Across America
Published November 28 2007
The end of Free Speech in America has arrived at our doorstep. It's a new law called the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, and it is worded in a clever way that... | FDA tyranny and the censorship of cherry health facts (opinion)
Published May 2 2006
In the past, I jokingly said that broccoli might someday be banned as soon as the public begins to learn about the potent anti-cancer chemicals found in the vegetable. That’s because, as I jested,... | Appeals court hands free speech victory to poster of DVD cracking code
Published April 12 2004
In a rare victory for Internet free speech, a California appeals court
reversed an order barring Andrew Bunner from posting DVD cracking code
on his web site. This is an important victory for... | North Carolina students challenge the notion of free speech zones on college campuses
Published February 4 2006
Allison Jaynes and Robert Sinnott, two students at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, have been charged with campus violations after staging a protest outside of free speech zones on... | Counterthink roundup: Free Speech, Google News, and Big Brother (satire)
Published January 31 2006
New provisions in the Patriot Act, which are about to become law, will make it a felony crime for protestors to step foot outside official "protest zones" designated by the U.S. Secret Service. This... | Thinking For Yourself Is Now A Crime
Published January 7 2008
What was the greatest failure of 2007? President Bush's "surge" in Iraq? The decline in the value of the US dollar? Subprime mortgages? No. The greatest failure of 2007 was the newly sworn in... | the Health Ranger exposes health deceptions while promoting honest health solutions
Published September 30 2005
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Published November 1 2005
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Published March 8 2006
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Wolfe: I'm having the best day ever, by far. How are you doing?
Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Bird flu spreading rapidly; U.S. government warns population
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Wolfe: I'm having the best day ever, by far. How are you doing?
Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Get healthy now to prepare your immune system for bird flu outbreak
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There's a new poll about bird flu in the United States that gives us a somewhat alarming look at what might happen to the U.S. economy if the bird flu becomes infectious to humans. The Harvard School... |
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Here's a must-read article for anyone interested in learning how the pharmaceutical industry really operates. It's a case of aggressive marketing gone bad, with a mixture of corrupt physicians,... | Following revelation that new cholesterol advice came from board members who profit from statin drug makers, medical leaders see no conflict of interest
Published July 17 2004
This article isn't about the comical fact that six out of nine board members who issued the new cholesterol guidelines have been paid by the very pharmaceutical companies who stand to benefit from... | With COX-2 decision, no longer any doubt about FDA corruption and U.S. drug racket
Published February 18 2005
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Published October 7 2005
Every year millions of Americans go under the knife, but many of them are enduring great pain and shelling out thousands of dollars for surgeries they don't really need. In fact, the only people who... | If prescription drugs are so good, where are all the healthy drug takers?
Published July 15 2004
When observing the state of modern medicine and the unprecedented influence of pharmaceuticals, an interesting paradox arises. The drug companies claim that pharmaceuticals can do wonders for people:... | The top ten things you'd be able to do if you didn't live under a system of health oppression masquerading as modern medicine
Published August 17 2004
Many U.S. citizens mistakenly believe they live in a free society. But when it comes to health, medicine and nutritional supplements, the system under which we live today is more like the Dark Ages... | Independent medical journal hopes to shake up highly corrupt medical journal industry
Published November 18 2003
Medical journals are highly corrupt: they only print "science" that agrees with the belief systems of the top editors. The vast majority of articles published in most journals have conflicts of... | Why Doctors are Idiots: 150 Years of Disatrous Advice on Children's Health (satire)
Published December 15 2007
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Published August 19 2004
Think that health claims made on the advertising material of pharmaceuticals is based on scientific evidence? Think again. A new study carried out by the Institute for Evidence-Based Medicine in... | Merck caught in scandal to bury Vioxx heart attack risks, intimidate scientists and keep pushing dangerous drugs; Vioxx lawsuits now forming
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Published May 23 2006
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Published August 19 2004
As pharmaceutical companies continue their march toward profitability and domination over our "modern" health care system, more and more doctors are speaking out against them. One of the most... | Vioxx only the beginning; antidepressants and statin drugs are medication timebombs
Published October 4 2004
There's a much bigger story than you might think about the recent hoo-ha concerning Vioxx being pulled from the market. It's not just about Vioxx or Merck, the drug's manufacturer. Virtually all... | Vioxx disaster shows health hazards of prescription drugs, failure of FDA to protect the public
Published October 4 2004
There is a new national uproar over a prescription drug, Vioxx, which has been an extremely popular anti-inflammatory drug manufactured and marketed by Merck. Vioxx was recently pulled from the market... | Viagra Now Being Increasingly Used as a Recreational Drug By Younger Men: Is Pfizer Responsible?
Published August 6 2004
A new study is showing that recreational use of Viagra is growing rapidly in men under 45 years of age. From 1998 to 2002, the use of Viagra in men under forty-five tripled, says the study, which... |
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Published May 13 2007
Thanks to new technology, modern NiMH rechargeable batteries now have higher capacity and last longer than alkaline batteries. That's why smart consumers all over the world are turning to NiMH... | G&P Batteries opens the first battery recycling plant in the UK
Published March 30 2005
G&P Batteries recently unveiled its new battery recycling plant, the first in the UK. Currently expected to recycle 630 tons of batteries every year, it could recycle as much as 1,800 tons every... | BetterLifeGoods.com introduces a travel safety tool with LED light, radio, cell phone charger, seatbelt cutter, glass break and more
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Unlike most of our product reviews, this one isn't about your health or nutrition. It's about your personal safety. Better Life Goods (a company I own, see full disclosure below) has just finished a... | G&P Batteries opens the first battery recycling plant in the UK
Published March 30 2005
G&P Batteries recently unveiled its new battery recycling plant, the first in the UK. Currently expected to recycle 630 tons of batteries every year, it could recycle as much as 1,800 tons every... | Lithium-ion batteries will dominate the hybrid industry
Published November 28 2005
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Published November 2 2007
A NaturalNews photo investigation reveals that Energizer "D" Rechargeable batteries are no more powerful than common "AA" rechargeable batteries. In fact, an off-the-shelf Energizer "D" rechargeable... | Lithium-ion batteries may someday power hybrid cars
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The lithium-ion batteries would last longer, which would lead to better mileage for hybrid cars. Additionally, the batteries might also cost less. Right now the batteries sometimes produce violent... | Lithium-ion power tool batteries may power next generation of electric cars
Published October 1 2007
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Published September 25 2006
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Published July 31 2005
MyPublicInfo, a leader in identity theft protection and management, has announced its new identity theft protection tool, the Public Information Profile (PIP), is available for immediate download at... | Consumer Advocates help in the fight against identity theft (press release
Published August 9 2005
Consumer Victim Advocates Inc, have open their doors to public. They are newest crime fighters, and are willing to step in the ring to help consumers in the fight against identity... | Convicted felon spills secrets of identity theft in new downloadable consumer safety guide (press release)
Published October 25 2005
Consumers now have a new weapon in the war against identity theft: a downloadable Real Safety Guide (http://RealSafety.org) that unveils 140 proven strategies... | 140 Tips for Preventing Identity Theft and Consumer Fraud Revealed in Real Safety Guide (press release)
Published February 26 2006
Identity theft is on the rise with nearly 10 million Americans victimized last year, but consumers can protect themselves with the effective strategies revealed in "The Real Safety Guide to Beating... | Identity theft at top of agenda for business group
Published June 25 2005
Information Week has an article about the group Liberty Alliance, which includes companies like AOL, Sun Systems and Nokia, who plan to take on online identity theft in a collaborative and aggressive... | No one is safe from identity theft, including companies
Published April 7 2005
Identity theft is quickly becoming one of the most prevalent forms of crime in the country, with approximately 10 million victims a year. Cases include impostors using someone's credit card number to... | Congress must take action to stop identity theft, pressure group warns
Published September 29 2005
The U.S.-based, non-profit group Identity Theft Resource Center warns that information leaks and identity theft problems are getting out of hand in this country, and they are pressuring Congress to... |
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The U.S. Senate passed the FDA "drug safety" bill today (S.1082) with a 93-1 vote. A key amendment that would have called for genuine drug safety protections for consumers -- the Grassley amendment... | Americans betrayed by Democratic senators with surprise amendment that protects Big Pharma monopoly
Published May 8 2007
Consumers expecting a miracle in the Senate that would end Big Pharma's monopoly and the FDA-enforced drug racket now operating in the United States will be sorely disappointed by yesterday's events.... | TMAP, medication algorithm horrors, and the drugging of our children
Published February 21 2006
In an Oct. 17, 2005 meeting, Director Charles Currie announced that the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) no longer endorses the Texas Medication Algorithm Project... | Big Tobacco racketeering ruling mirrors future Big Pharma prosecutions (opinion)
Published August 18 2006
For decades, major tobacco companies have lied about the risks of smoking. A federal judge has now ruled that Big Tobacco engaged in decades of conspiracy and civil fraud, scoring a major victory for... | Why health freedom will ultimately overcome Big Pharma mischief and FDA corruption (opinion)
Published May 10 2007
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Published May 4 2007
We have good news to report on the Senate bill S.1082 that we've been covering all week. The grassroots efforts of citizens and advocates in the health freedom movement are making a huge impact on... | 28 Senators vote to maintain Big Pharma monopoly over U.S. consumers; Republicans oppose free trade for medicine
Published May 7 2007
On May 3rd, 2007, U.S. Senators voted on an amendment to the 2007 Prescription Drug User Fee bill that aims to reform the FDA and enhance drug safety. This amendment, known as the "Dorgan Amendment... | The Vitamin Hoax: Big Pharma Speaks Through Reader's Digest Magazine
Published February 4 2008
(NaturalNews) The cover of the November 2007 issue of Reader's Digest magazine makes a strong statement through a featured article entitled The Vitamin Hoax: 10 Not to Take. Written by Reader's Digest... |
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Published June 21 2005
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Published November 1 2005
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Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Get healthy now to prepare your immune system for bird flu outbreak
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Published April 27 2006
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Published November 1 2005
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Published March 8 2006
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Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Bird flu spreading rapidly; U.S. government warns population
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Wolfe: I'm having the best day ever, by far. How are you doing?
Mike: I'm doing pretty well, too.... | Get healthy now to prepare your immune system for bird flu outbreak
Published March 14 2005
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Published April 27 2006
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(NaturalNews) How far are you willing to go for beauty? Would you be willing to gamble your life? Because that's what women are doing when they choose to receive Botox injections, based on analysis by... | Botox: A Risky Weapon In The Battle Against Migraine (press release)
Published July 31 2005
For many, migraines can be one of the most debilitating and excruciatingly painful experiences in life. Sufferers aren’t able to complete tasks and have a hard time taking care of their... | Botox injections cause botulism poisoning in patients
Published December 2 2004
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Published January 20 2005
Some doctors have begun using Botox to treat patients complaining of migraine headaches. Scientist say the injections work because, they've recently discovered, there is probably a link between... | Botox may stop chronic migraine headaches
Published May 10 2005
David Dodick, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, is involved in a study that seeks to use Botox in preventing migraine headaches. Botox, a toxic protein commonly used in cosmetic... | Hollywood doctor was paid by drug company to push Botox on patients
Published September 8 2004
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Published December 16 2004
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Published May 8 2005
More and more people who are planning weddings are adding Botox treatments to their list of things to do before the big day, some experts say. At least one Canadian cosmetic surgeon says that,... |
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Published August 15 2005
Breast cancer is the leading cause of death among American women between the ages of 44 and 55. Dr. Gofinan, in his book, Preventing Breast Cancer, cites this startling statistic along with... | Sunlight emerging as proven treatment for breast cancer, prostate cancer and other cancers
Published July 11 2005
Taking a daily 10 to 15 minute walk in the sun not only clears your head, relieves stress and increases circulation – it could also cut your risk of breast cancer in half. At least that's what Esther... | Vitamin D Recommendation Missing From Breast Cancer Task Force Report on Black Women
Published October 23 2007
Once in a great while, a report emerges from the medical establishment that's so myopic and devoid of wisdom that it boggles the mind. Today, a new candidate for the "most ignorant medical advice"... | Breast Cancer Industry A Scam? Support Education, Not Medication
Published October 24 2007
This is the second annual publication of NaturalNews's "Education, Not Medication" program designed to teach women the truth about how to prevent and even cure breast cancer. This disease is 90 percent... | Education Not Medication -- a women's health program by Mike Adams
Published October 23 2006
The breast cancer industry is now run by corporations that profit from women with disease. With nearly all breast cancer nonprofits being subjugated by drug companies, the FDA censoring alternative... | Interview: Dr. Christine Horner discusses choices women can make to prevent breast cancer
Published August 28 2006
Mike:Hello, everyone. Thanks for joining us. This is Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, with Christine Horner, M.D. She is a breast cancer expert, book author and nutritional supplement formulator.... | October is Breast Cancer Propaganda Month: Pinkwashing, Breast Cancer Action and Vitamin D
Published October 11 2007
You've already seen the headlines touting October as breast cancer awareness month. A zillion products are available in "pink" editions now, and gullible consumers snatch them up at retail outlets... | Vitamin D and Flavonoids Examined for Impact on Breast and Ovarian Cancer (press release)
Published July 27 2006
While risk factors for breast and ovarian cancers include menopause, obesity, family history and specific genetic mutations, researchers also are looking at the role of diet in the development, as... |
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Arial Software has done something previously thought impossible for desktop email campaign software.
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A new chapter in intuitive email marketing software has been opened by Arial Software's release of Email Marketing Director. The product, designed to make it easy for email marketing professionals to... | Interview with Ralph Wilson on email marketing and e-commerce
Published March 15 2006
Mike: Today we are speaking with Ralph Wilson, a globally recognized authority on web marketing and e-commerce. He is the author of hundreds of articles, e-books and newsletter issues all found... | Email marketing service provider Listrak spams president of permission-based email software company with unsolicited commercial email
Published March 24 2005
I had to share this one with you, folks. If you laugh as hard as I did, this will make your day. As many readers of this site know, in addition to writing these feature articles, I'm also the... | New version of Email Marketing Director from Arial Software improves built-in customer list handling ability (press release)
Published June 16 2005
The latest version of Arial Software's easy-to-use professional email marketing software has improved its database functions for easier list handling.
Database improvements to Email Marketing... | Responsible email marketing requires attention to guidelines
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Published January 14 2005
Coca-cola was originally promoted as a drink "offering the virtues of coca without the vices of alcohol." Until 1903, a typical serving contained 60mg of cocaine. Today, it still contains an... | The health effects of drinking soda - quotes from the experts
Published January 8 2005
This is a compilation of quotes about the destructive health effects of soft drinks from some of the leading authors on health, nutrition and junk food. This full list, and much more information,... | Calcium supplements all but useless without adequate vitamin D from sunlight exposure: interview with Dr. Michael Holick, author of The UV Advantage
Published January 1 2005
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Published January 10 2007
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Published January 22 2006
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Published January 25 2005
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Published August 4 2005
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Published January 25 2005
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Published December 6 2007
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The bipolar medication lithium is so toxic that it often causes major kidney damage, yet most patients must use it for lifetime maintenance of manic-depressive disorder. Similarly, schizophrenics... | Neurologist Dr. Fred Baughman talks about the fraud of ADHD and the poisoning of U.S. children
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Published February 21 2006
In an Oct. 17, 2005 meeting, Director Charles Currie announced that the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) no longer endorses the Texas Medication Algorithm Project... | MOTHERS Act Seeks to Drug Expectant Mothers with Antidepressants to "Treat" Postpartum Depression
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Published May 26 2007
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Published October 6 2006
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It is widely known that an increasing number of consumers are turning to alternative medicine for treatment for diseases like cancer, depression, diabetes, heart disease and so on. What are generally... | State-sponsored medical terrorism: Texas authorities arrest parents, kidnap their teenage daughter, and force her through chemotherapy against her will
Published January 3 2006
Months after a Texas teenager was diagnosed with cancer, state authorities have finally decided to let her return home to her family after a long legal battle in which Texas officials – not the girl's... | Adverse effects and costs of chemotherapy greater than previously thought (press release)
Published October 10 2006
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Published September 13 2006
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In the past, I jokingly said that broccoli might someday be banned as soon as the public begins to learn about the potent anti-cancer chemicals found in the vegetable. That’s because, as I jested, the... | Cherries ease gout pain
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A study shows eating 1.5 cups of cherries a day can help ease pain from gout, a form of arthritis, by causing people to urinate away gout-causing uric... | What is Tiny in Size, Red in Color and Packs a Healthy Punch Against Joint Pain? (press release)
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Drum roll please! Can you believe the simple answer is tart cherries? Medical research has shown tart cherries contain high concentrations of potent antioxidants that have been shown to potentially... | Study shows cherries may help diabetics produce more insulin
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The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry has published a study that claims anthocyanins, chemicals found in cherries, can expand insulin production by 50 percent and may aid doctors and patients... | Cherries may offer sweet success in the fight against diabetes
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A cup of cherries may be the right prescription for people with diabetes. New research shows that chemicals found in cherries could lower blood sugar levels for diabetics. The study found the... | Cherries contain antioxidant that can fight diabetes
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Published August 12 2004
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I get a lot of email asking the same question: "Mike, if you had to take just one nutritional supplement or vitamin product, what would it be?"
Here's the answer to that question.
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Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago have discovered
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Notice that most of the research on the use of natural substances to
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Integrity Nutraceuticals International
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