Archives for March 2004

First, a little background: Although fluoride naturally occurs in most water supplies in varying amounts, we routinely add even more of this industrial toxin…

The pharmaceuticals industry isn't legally required to show doctors, patients, or the public at large ANY unfavorable findings research may reveal about their patented poisons.

You've heard me railing about the vaccinations against smallpox, anthrax, and God knows what else our fighting men and women are forced to undergo…

And now, there's credible research that shows just how important frequent and fulfilling bonding among males really is.

However, the truth is, Americans over 60 are probably far more likely to be prescribed another class of mind-regulating drugs called atypical antipsychotics than they are antidepressants. Why?

However, the research failed to pinpoint WHY sleep increases our ability to solve problems creatively – only that it indeed DOES.

Apparently, some sort of administrative oversight caused Charter Communications to continue piping cable TV into the plaintiff's home free of charge for four years after he tried (repeatedly, so he claims) to cancel it.

A recent large-scale study reveals that regular daily coffee drinking can slash the risk of developing adult-onset (type 2) diabetes, a disease that has currently reached epidemic proportion as Americans become more obese with every passing year.

“Congressman Dennis Kucinich is one of the few vegans (pure fruit-vegetable eater) in the U.S. Congress,” according to his official campaign website. Which means he’s a pinko-socialist, world-hugging moron–and proud of it apparently, judging from the self-promotion on his own Internet site…

Last month, I told you the pathetic story of doughy dogs and corpulent cats. If you are new to these pages, just let me say that turning our dogs and cats into vegetarians, which has led to pets as fat as their masters, is one of the great nutritional con jobs of the century, compliments of your vet and the pet food industry (with PETCO leading the vegetarian vigilantes–see my diatribe about them on page 1).

After 12 months of declining sales, McDonald’s is launching new products, including premium salads and all-white-meat chicken McNuggets, in order to attract consumers who are looking for healthier meal choices,” Reuter’s Health reports…

The 1918 flu epidemic was one of the greatest epidemics in history. The discouraging news is that we are just as unprepared now as they were then. This year, there weren’t even enough flu shots to go around. (Of course, they don’t work anyway.)…

According to a study published in the August 9, 2003, edition of the British Medical Journal, higher sun exposure during childhood and early adolescence is associated with a reduced risk of multiple sclerosis.