Big Pharma, CDC, EPA & FDA
The European Commission has again hit a wall in renewing the approval for the weedkiller glyphosate. The proposal to renew the EU license for glyphosate for another five years failed to a reach a qualified majority, meaning a decision has again been postponed, according to lawmakers. The current license is due to expire on December 15, but there is an 18 month grace period. Fourteen countries voted in favor of the renewal, nine against, while five, including Germany, abstained from voting. The proposal could now be referred to an appeal committee, or alternatively the Commission could draw up a new proposal to be voted upon.
After a popular drug was given to Gena Norris, she nearly died and has suffered from its damages ever since—now they are suing.
In countries all over the globe, antibiotic bacteria are already causing untreatable illness and death. This will only increase. The superbugs have now developed resistance to Colistin, the last ditch drug and the future is bleak. Natural Allopathic Medicine offers hope in the form of treatment with minerals, light, vitamins, and immune system strengthening.
For Pfizer, the blood pressure lowering drug, Lipitor, has created $130 BILLION in sales. But is it really necessary? And could it’s side effects outweigh it’s benefits. Dr. Axe answers these questions.
Delaware County officials start a lawsuit against Big Pharma.
Addiction – especially opioid addiction – is challenging, but it’s more treatable today than ever before. Here are 4 steps to support your recovery journey.
Surgery does not cure cancer, especially not stage 3. If it did, that’s all they would do. There would be no need for chemo and radiation. The medical industry has known that surgery does not cure cancer for at least 100 years. Cancer is a systemic metabolic disease, the result of a body that is nutrient deficient, overloaded with toxins, and has an overloaded or suppressed immune system. If the body is not given the essential nutrients it needs to repair, regenerate and detoxify, cancer will most assuredly come back after surgery. A diet rich in fruits and vegetables, juices and smoothies is the most powerful way to promote the body’s ability to heal itself.
In the largest survey to date on cannabidiol (CBD) usage, researchers found that nearly half of people using the products were able to quit using pharmaceutical drugs.
One of our healthiest foods – salmon – has been found to contain traces of 81 drugs and personal-care products in their flesh.
Researchers are continuously finding that an oil derived from the cannabis plant is actually incredibly effective in treating and controlling a rare form of epilepsy.
…To still pretend that there are no known medical benefits of the cannabis plant is simply ignorant. Put aside for the moment all the valid medical studies that prove otherwise and look to all the current cancer patients choosing to heal themselves with alternative methods as opposed to modern medicine. A recent poll showed that 73% of all physicians would recommend marijuana to a patient even if it remained illegal under federal law. So who should one choose to believe, a doctor trained and educated in modern medicine, or men whose income depends on cannabis never becoming a valid form a medication?
One person in the government sees the potential of marijuana as a medicine, and that person is Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary David Shulkin.
Increasing numbers of Americans have gone back to the basics, preferring whole, organic foods. The movement also encompasses unpasteurized, or raw, dairy products. People desire them both for their health benefits as well as their flavor. But while in Europe, raw milk cheese is so common that you can find it in vending machines, the U.S. federal regulators have kept a tight grip on our freedom to choose our dairy over safety risk concerns. The argument may be popularized by opposing views, but the underlying issue is more fundamental than that. Should the FDA really have a say on the food you eat?
A new study shows that nearly 1/3 of medications approved from 2001 to 2010 had safety issues years after they were made widely available to patients.
Doctors at teaching hospitals are more likely to prescribe generic drugs over name-brand ones when pharmaceutical sales representatives are kept at bay, a study published in JAMA shows.
