Posts Tagged ‘side effects’

The 1% are very different from you and me.

But they don’t just eat, dress, and act differently…

They treat cancer differently too.

And here’s the incredible part…

They DON’T shell out hundreds of thousands for experimental cancer therapies.

They DON’T visit overpriced hospitals, where they’re injected with radiation or poison.

And they DON’T experience deadly side effects or die within 12 months from ineffective chemo.

Instead they apply a little-known cancer protocol – a safeguarded health secret in elite …

It all started earlier this year when German pharmaceutical company, Bayer, petitioned the FDA about changing the labeling on its aspirin in order to market aspirin as a means for preventing heart attacks in people who have not had cardiovascular disease.

It’s no wonder Bayer would like more of us using their drug on a daily basis since in 2013 alone, aspirin generated $1.27 billion in sales for Bayer.[1]

But the FDA took a long hard look …

As the entire country grieves over one too many gun-related accidents in the past five years, news stories flash across the screen with maddening excuses for the shooters: mental illness, personality disorder. In the eyes of many health professionals, all roads lead to overuse of medication.

One of the most common side-effects of psychiatric drugs is violent outbursts and thoughts of suicide, according to Mike Adams, of Natural News. Adams statement is supported by many others with …

It’s all about the business. And businesses lean on marketing to make money. However, in this case, the business is drugs, and the consumers? Well, let’s just say there were 4.02 billion prescriptions filled by pharmacies in 2011; that’s an average of 13 prescriptions for each man, woman and child, according to Natural News.

Clearly their marketing is working.

“In order to market their product, they’ve taken to going to the government and saying okay in …

Some vaccines are useful, that’s true. For example, recommended vaccines against diseases, viruses and infections you may come in contact with when traveling abroad are useful.

“Vaccines can be helpful under certain conditions,” according to Dr. Scott Saunders.

Yet, Saunders also agrees that many are dangerous, with extreme risks outweighing the minimal benefit. The CDC recommends nearly, “65 shots per child before the age of 5, and I think most of those are unnecessary,” …