10/30/2007 - Are you safe from MRSA?
Heard about the drug-resistant “superbug” that’s been making headlines around the nation over the last few weeks? It’s just more proof of what I’ve been saying for years: Modern medicine is just as likely to kill you as it is to save your life.
10/29/2007 - Big Pharma experiments on babies
GlaxoSmithKline has just dropped one rung lower on the ladder to hell, in my ever so humble opinion. Who ever heard of something as unethical as using experimental drugs on infants?
10/26/2007 - The grim reality of “reality TV,” part two
As reluctant as I am to side with a booted reality show contestant, this borders on cruel and unusual punishment
10/23/2007 - The grim reality behind “reality TV,” part one
What’s the cost of reality programming?
When you think about it, it’s no wonder the FDA doesn’t have time to focus on what’s important – they’re wasting too much time on unnecessary tasks like destroying the nutritional value of raw almonds.
10/18/2007 - Death in a popcorn bag
The FDA has its feathers ruffled over the imaginary dangers of side-stream smoke, but it wouldn’t know a real threat if it popped them in the face – or if it was popping in their microwave.
10/16/2007 - Drugs lost in black hole
If you want to gamble your life away, be my guest – but don’t say I never warned you about the dangers of prescription drugs.
10/15/2007 - Who needs breasts anyway?
It’s the latest in scare tactics and moneymaking antics by mainstream medicine – and it gives a whole new meaning to preventive medicine.
10/12/2007 - DHEA access in jeopardy
The government might as well drain all the hormones right out of your body. That’s basically what they’re doing anyway now that DHEA has become the latest in the line of supplements that they’re forcing to walk the bureaucratic plank.
10/09/2007 - PSA fails its test
When the mainstream medical community began pushing the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test more than 20 years ago, they had absolutely no proof that the test was beneficial – or even safe, for that matter.
Yesterday I blew the whistle on the FDA for allowing almond manufacturers to label pasteurized almonds as “raw.” It’s unethical and illegal-and it’s tragic that such a nutritious food would be nutritionally castrated by the powers-that-be.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I was under the impression that the FDA had rules and regulations to protect unsuspecting consumers from false labeling.
10/02/2007 - Weird, wild, and wacky
It’s been almost two months now since I’ve shared with you any of the oddball news that I always manage to accumulate in my pile of topics. So without further ado
10/01/2007 - Children’s drugs get a check-up
I grumble about the incompetence of today’s parents a lot
