Archive for the 'Health' Category
Vaccine Causes AIDS/HIV Related Infection that Spreads Through the Body via Common Cold Virus
November 10th, 2007This is THE most terrifying story that I have ever seen. Of course, They’re saying that V520 vaccine trial was a failure. But let’s boil this down. What did They actually wind up with after two decades of research? V520 amounts to an AIDS/HIV related infection that spreads through the body via the common cold […]
U.S. GMO Rice Caused $1.2 Billion in Damages
November 7th, 2007Madness x Greed = U.S. Agribusiness Via: Reuters: Trace amounts of genetically modified varieties of rice that were found commingled in the U.S. rice supply in 2006 caused more than $1.2 billion in damages and additional costs, the environmental group Greenpeace International said on Monday. U.S. rice exports fell sharply after Bayer CropScience, a division […]
Over 1000 Imbeciles Volunteer to be Poisoned by Quacks
October 31st, 2007While the JBTs look on. Did they hand out any freedom fries? By the way, in a comment on the story below, there was a link to Daily Dose of Terror. You’ll like that one. Via: AZ Central: Chandler Regional Medical Center’s flu shot drill Saturday was a hit with residents and considered a success […]
Chinese Chemicals Flow Unchecked to Market
October 31st, 2007On a good day, the pharmaceutical industry is an institutionalized death racket. And on a bad day… Via: New York Times: In January, Honor International Pharmtech was accused of shipping counterfeit drugs into the United States. Even so, the Chinese chemical company — whose motto is “Thinking Much of Honor†— was openly marketing its […]
Soy: Frankenfood Blood Crop
October 31st, 2007Via: Globe and Mail: What could be a more eco-righteous symbol of the hippie vegetarian movement than a block of tofu? As it turns out, the gentle bean has become somewhat of a blood crop in South America. A recent article in The Daily Telegraph uncovered that land-rights activists are risking death, while vast swaths […]
MRSA Killing More People in the U.S. than AIDS
October 17th, 2007Via: Washington Post: A dangerous germ that has been spreading around the country causes more life-threatening infections than public health authorities had thought and is killing more people in the United States each year than the AIDS virus, federal health officials reported yesterday. The microbe, a strain of a once innocuous staph bacterium that has […]
1,000 Drive Through Flu Shots to be Given in 3 Hours for Terrorism Drill
October 11th, 2007I N C R E D I B L E Via: Arizona Republic: Chandler health officials are asking residents to roll down their car windows and roll up their sleeves for an emergency terrorism drill that will test the efficiency of mass drive-through vaccinations. The first drill of it’s kind at Chandler Regional Medical Center […]
The Secret History of the War on Cancer
October 8th, 2007Via: Salon: Children shouldn’t use cellphones. No one should drink diet sodas sweetened with aspartame. And think twice before getting X-rayed with a CAT scan except in a bona fide life-threatening emergency. That’s just some of the precautionary advice that epidemiologist Devra Davis, who runs the runs the Center for Environmental Oncology at the University […]
Industry Wouldn’t Fund Cancer Drug Research, So Alberta Town Rode to the Rescue
October 5th, 2007Via: CBC News: Even though the drug shrinks cancerous tumours, no pharmaceutical companies wanted to fund human trials because they couldn’t make enough money selling it. And that’s when Peace River stepped in. To date, the town in northwestern Alberta has collected $250,000 — a large chunk of the $800,000 in grants and donations generated […]
Chip Implants Linked to Malignant Tumors
September 11th, 2007Would you like some NutraSweet/aspartame with that? Via: Yahoo / AP: When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved implanting microchips in humans, the manufacturer said it would save lives, letting doctors scan the tiny transponders to access patients’ medical records almost instantly. The FDA found “reasonable assurance” the device was safe, and a sub-agency […]
