Archives for June 2009

Viruses aren’t the only dangers of computers

Because according to statistics like these, computer equipment can be as dangerous as power tools if it’s left lying about the house.

New research shows dangers of high-carb diets

Two studies are finally bringing some attention to the idea that a diet that’s high in carbohydrates could be the root cause of many health problems.

FDA in charge of tobacco regulations

The hammer has officially been dropped on smoking. The U.S. Senate has passed a vote that will give the FDA the power to regulate the tobacco industry.

BPA: It keeps getting worse

It seems that the more attention that’s been focused on BPA, the more we find out how truly horrendous its potential health impact really is.

Big Pharma threatened by “Big Herba”

I think Big Pharma is starting to feel the heat from the increasing popularity of natural supplements. How can I tell? Because I just read a news story that dubbed the larger supplement distributors “Big Herba.”

Zero hour for Coke Zero

Jesus Mantilla, Venezuela’s health minister has proclaimed that Coke Zero “should be withdrawn from circulation to preserve the health of Venezuelans.”

Rigorous exercise increases heart disease risk

I’ve said it for years: Exercise is not always the lifesaver that everyone tries to make it out to be. In fact, it can actually be quite dangerous.

The Douglass Report July 2009

IN THIS ISSUE: Don’t fall victim to The Pyramid Scheme that could send you to an early grave; Arrested for resisting…chemo?

Morning sickness meds: Safe or not?

A new anti-nausea drug is supposed to be safe for pregnant women suffering from morning sickness. This news is sure making me sick, though.

Oncologists speak out against antioxidants

Oncologists are saying there’s chance that antioxidant supplements could be lowering the effectiveness of cancer treatments like radiation treatment and chemotherapy.