I’m very proud of the people of my homeland for resisting fluoridation (and other gangster policies). This interview covers a lot of ground: An Interview with Walter Graham – “Fluoride: Killing you One Drop at a Time” – #185 By … Continue reading →
An Interview with Dr. Rima Laibow, M.D. – "Huxley's Brave New World" – #175 – Gnostic Media Jan Irvin | 10 September 2013 Rima E. Laibow, M.D. is a graduate of Albert Einstein College of Medicine (1970) who believes passionately … Continue reading →
Gnostic Media: An Interview with David Asprey, pt. 2 – "The Bulletproof Mind and Body" – #169 – Gnostic Media Jan Irvin | 21 July 2013 Dave uses a combination of nutrition, nervous system training, and anti-aging technologies to improve … Continue reading →
Whooping Cough May Spread Through Vaccinated Populations Dr. Mercola | 17 April 2012 . . . In fact, the study showed that 81 percent of 2010 California whooping cough cases in people under the age of 18 occurred in those … Continue reading →
The polio vaccine: a critical assessment of its arcane history, efficacy, and long-term health-related consequences Neil Z. Miller, Thinktwice Global Vaccine Institute
Continue reading →BBC NEWS | Punjab reaps a poisoned harvest David Loyn, BBC News | 26 April 2008 . . . Before Mr Singh’s father died young of cancer in 1992, none here suspected that the technology that had brought wealth to … Continue reading →
Kerala mulling depositing medicinal herbs in Korean ‘seed vault’ – The New Indian Express (http://newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/Kerala-mulling-depositing-medicinal-herbs-in-Korean-seed-vault/2013/06/21/article1645698.ece) With many medicinal plants, herbs and shrubs used in Indian wellness system Ayurveda on the verge of extinction, Kerala has mooted the idea of sending … Continue reading →
“Thud” – On Being Sane in Insane Places. pt 1 recoverynetwork:Toronto | July 14, 2013 This short clip tells of David Rosenhan’s famous experiment. The clip [below] is from Adam Curtis’ movie documentary project: The Trap. . . . Rosenhan … Continue reading →