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The biggest cancer lie exposed

(NaturalNews) Sadly, millions of people are being manipulated into believing that cancer is an outside “enemy” – which invades the body and requires surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to treat it. This is the biggest lie ever told to the public – it’s simply NOT true…

The biggest cancer lie exposed

(NaturalNews) Sadly, millions of people are being manipulated into believing that cancer is an outside “enemy” – which invades the body and requires surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to treat it. This is the biggest lie ever told to the public – it’s simply NOT true…

What vaccines and GMOs have in common

(NaturalNews) Vaccines and GMOs have more in common than many people realize. Both the biotech and the pharmaceutical industry use the same arguments to get you to accept their products. If you are against GMOs or vaccines, then you must be anti-science!Nothing could be further…

What vaccines and GMOs have in common

(NaturalNews) Vaccines and GMOs have more in common than many people realize. Both the biotech and the pharmaceutical industry use the same arguments to get you to accept their products. If you are against GMOs or vaccines, then you must be anti-science!Nothing could be further…

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5 Nutrients You Could Be Lacking (And A Few You're Probably Not)

Fighting back feelings of fatigue, irritability, or depression?Before you diagnose yourself with a chronic condition, take a look at your diet. Sometimes, common medical symptoms can signal a nutritional deficiency. In the United States, 1 in 10 people have at least one nutritional deficiency, says Christine Pfeiffer, PhD, a research chemist…

$100 billion could ensure radiotherapy for all: study

An investment of $97-184 billion (87-165 billion euros) could make life-saving radiotherapy accessible to most people who need it by 2035 and save millions of lives, research showed Saturday. Achieving full access to radiotherapy in low- and middle-income countries would save an estimated 27 million “life years” — extra years that cancer patients would have lost without treatment. Millions of people die from treatable cancers because of a “chronic underinvestment”

Digging Deep: The Emotional Detox

We have all heard about detoxing… detoxing your physical body that is. You abstain from sugar, gluten, processed foods, meat, dairy and alcohol for a particular period of time, while possibly using an organic herbal product to aid in cleansing your system. To me, real detoxing takes more than a week or two. Actually, for some of us, depending…

Paralyzed Man Walks Again Using Brain-Wave System

A 26-year-old man who was paralyzed in both legs has regained the ability to walk using a system controlled by his brain waves, along with a harness to help support his body weight, a new study says. In order to walk, the patient wore a cap with electrodes that detected his brain signals. These electrical signals — the same as those…

Psychiatrists group warns DOJ insurance mergers could hurt care

The American Psychiatric Association warned U.S. antitrust regulators this month that two proposed health insurance deals could worsen access to mental health care services, adding to public opposition from several prominent doctor groups. Anthem Inc would become the largest U.S. health insurer through a proposed $47 billion acquisition of Cigna Corp, announced in late July. Earlier that month, Aetna Inc said it would buy the Humana Inc to make it

UK halts use of Silimed silicone implants amid contamination fears

By Kate Kelland LONDON (Reuters) – Sales of silicone implants made by Brazil’s Silimed and used in thousands of patients in Britain have been suspended due to safety concerns, British medical regulators and suppliers said on Thursday. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said it and other European regulators are testing Silimed’s products – which include breast, penile and testicular implants – after contamination was detected during an

EU regulator backs approval for GSK injectable asthma drug

(Reuters) – GlaxoSmithKline Plc said the European health regulator had recommended an approval for its injectable drug to treat asthma patients who don’t respond well to traditional inhalers. The European Commission is expected to decide on a final approval for the drug, Nucala, before the end of 2015. Nucala, a monthly injection, is also being tested for the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a respiratory disorder often associated with

We all have our own microbial halo

Just as angels are depicted with a halo that encircles them, each of us mortals has an invisible halo — consisting of millions of bacteria — that surrounds us day and night, according to a new study. What’s more, this “microbial halo” that follows us is unique to everyone, just like a fingerprint, according to the study, which was published in the journal Peer J. “We expected that we would

Amgen, Allergan say Avastin copycat succeeds in lung cancer study

(Reuters) – Amgen Inc and Allergan Plc said a late-stage study showed their biosimilar candidate for a type of lung cancer was as effective as Roche AG’s Avastin in preventing disease progression and improving survival. Avastin is Roche’s best-selling cancer drug, raking in about $6.5 billion in sales last year. The arrival of biosimilars – copied versions of complex biotech drugs – represents a threat to companies such as Roche.