Archives for July 2003

The people who run drug companies are crafty devils; I'll give them that. They can find more ways to sell drugs than the neighborhood narcotic pusher! Case in point: Paying doctors to market drugs to OTHER doctors.

However, along with all the pleasures of the high season's warmth and wonderful temperance come certain risks. If you listen to the shrill mainstream, those risks are skin cancer, sunstroke, heat exhaustion and the like …

I know, I know – this isn't exactly breaking news. It's still scary, though. The latest data show that more than one fourth of the men in this country and more than one third of all American women are clinically obese.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Prostate cancer screening is USELESS. Strong words, I know – but time and again science has proven me right.

…From the sunscreen companies and the doctors, maybe there is some link between the screens and the increase in skin cancer. Let me reword that: are the skin screens causing skin cancer?

According to an article I read recently in the Washington Post, SARS can be "spread in part by traveling through bathroom drainpipes."

But preparing doesn't mean submitting yourself to a syringe full of the vaccine the government says is the answer. As I explained in the May issue of Real Health, the current vaccine is derived from the animal form of the disease – cowpox.

My reason for writing this article is to warn you not to depend on the U.S. government to give you a solution to the SARS problem, or any other epidemic. There are two simple, safe, and effective methods to treat deadly viral diseases, but you won’t hear about either of them from public health authorities.