Communication Agents Journal

To Minimize Harm Legalize Marijuana: New Scientist - NewsGrabs 4 January 2009

To Minimize Harm from Marijuana, Legalize It for Recreational Use: New Scientist "Despite the undoubted dangers associated with marijuana, the Beckley report concludes that it is far less harmful to users and to society in general than other illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine, and far less damaging than the legal drugs tobacco and alcohol." The Beckley commission's ideas will be aired in March
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 04 Jan 2009

Aids: An Iatrogenic Depopulation Strategy?

It is hard to make sense of the numerous contradictions in the official explanation of what causes Aids and how to best fight the scourge. But then - the confusion may be fully intentional. Aids as a strategy and cover for de-population would make perfect sense. It is race specific, its victims are the poor and socially deviant, and if we believe the press, the whole
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 28 Dec 2008

US: Stevia sweetener approved - NewsGrabs 28 December 2008

Will 2009 be the year of pharma transparency and ethics in medicine? I certainly hope so. US: Stevia gets green light from FDA The US Food and Drug Administration has given the green light for stevia to be used in food and drink applications after deciding the ingredient poses no health risks. The agency has granted the all-natural sweetener status as generally recognised as safe (GRAS)
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 28 Dec 2008

650 scienziati non credono al riscaldamento globale causato dall’uomo

InfoWar 11 dicembre 2008 OK, esco allo scoperto. Da sempre non credo al riscaldamento antropocentrico del pianeta, cioè causato dalle attività dell’uomo. Credo che esso sia un’altra bufala, una teoria che ha poco di scientifico e molto di emotivo/ideologico....
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Posted by Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus on Mon, 15 Dec 2008

Raw Milk Farmer Michael Schmidt Slams Criminal Charges

Here is some incredible news... and it is about time, that the government industry cronies be dealt with. Given that these shills stick like molasses to the industry directives putting, not only their own families, but the whole country in...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Sun, 14 Dec 2008

Could Microwave Technology End Human Race? - NewsGrabs 14 December 2008

Could Microwave Technology Spell The End of the Human Race? The question is really not so far fetched. DNA breaks are serious stuff. Mobile phones are ubuquitous. They use microwaves to transmit the message. More and more scientific studies find damaging effects on users and those who live close to repeater antennas. Industry covers up those studies. It's a large scale experiment. We are the
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 14 Dec 2008

La chirurgia: si fa quando rende molto. Prendi i cesarei…

IL FOGLIO 26 giugno 2008 Ai chirurghi italiani piace operare molto (non solo alla Santa Rita) Un tasso abnorme di cesarei. Tutto rimborsato, pochi controlli futili. Il parere di Volpi. Roma. Non crimini ma ordinarie disfunzioni. C’è veramente di...
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Posted by Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus on Fri, 12 Dec 2008

La ribellione degli studenti? Un movimento reazionario

Di Davide Giacalone …Quello che sta prendendo forma non è un movimento rivoluzionario (ove mai abbia senso parlare di rivoluzione), ma reazionario. Molti di questi ragazzi non sono strumentalizzati, sono accecati. Li sento animarsi perché l’odiosa politica governativa minaccia...
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Posted by Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus on Fri, 12 Dec 2008

Quanto serve l’Unicef ai bambini poveri? Quasi niente.

Scritto da Marcello Foa 07 dicembre 2008 Ho sempre nutrito un’istintiva diffidenza per le grandi organizzazioni umanitarie internazionali, con la sola eccezione della Croce rossa internazionale (hummm, perché escluderla? N.D.R.). Quando ricevi a casa voluminose lettere su carta patinata...
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Posted by Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus on Fri, 12 Dec 2008

'Responsible use' of antibiotics urged - NewsGrabs 7 December 2008

EU commissioner urges 'responsible' use of antibiotics The pace at which antibiotics are losing their effectiveness against bacteria such as Escherichia coli (E. coli), a bacterium often causing urinary tract infections, is “alarming,” according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). “The aim of this awareness day is to inform the general public about when and how to take antibiotics and why
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 07 Dec 2008

DIETARY HEALING

the complete detox program - by Kathryn Alexander In a word brilliant! I was first introduced to Kathryn's wittings while we (I and my wife) were enjoying a week at the 'Charlotte Gerson Health Restoration Center' in San Diego. At...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Thu, 04 Dec 2008

Corrupt to The Core

Memoirs of a Health Canada Whistleblower by Shiv Chopra. In a word incredible! As a short introduction here is a 9 minute CBC interview. This long awaited book is sure to be ignored by the mainstream media. In it is...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Tue, 25 Nov 2008

Fear of the Invisible - The Virus that never was

Fear of the Invisible is a book by Janine Roberts that takes a deep look into the world of virus isolation and vaccine manufacture. It appears that isolation of a virus is not a clean-cut business, nor is the evidence that these little fragments of information from our cells' DNA actually do cause disease. Since the data puts the causation of polio, the flu, and even
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Tue, 25 Nov 2008

Multicultural Community of Bugs - NewsGrabs 23 November 2008

Gut check reveals vast multicultural community of bugs in bowels A new study from the Stanford University School of Medicine reveals in greater detail than ever before the full extent of the bacterial community inhabiting the human bowel - 10 times more diverse than previous research had suggested. The technology that yielded this result offers the potential for much more accurate assessments of people's complex
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Fri, 21 Nov 2008

Agave Nectar, The High Fructose Health Food Fraud

Here is an incredible article by Ramiel Nagel. Remi has done an enormous service to us all via his deep researches in the field of nutrition. Much of his work is revealed in a great book "Cure Tooth Decay" which...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Mon, 17 Nov 2008

JUPITER Cholesterol Drug Trial: Marketing Tactics Threaten Public Health and Wealth

There is a climate of elation in the world of pharma: A recent study seems to suggest that cholesterol lowering medication should perhaps be given to everyone, regardless of their level of cholesterol, to prevent future heart attacks. This is big money. At present, sales of cholesterol lowering medications are worth tens of billions of dollars, on a much more limited set of prescribing guidelines. Yet,
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Mon, 17 Nov 2008

Beyond the Bailout: A new Economy - NewsGrabs 16 November 2008

David Korten's Agenda for a New Economy: Beyond the Bailout "When we recognize that GDP represents cost, not gain, it becomes clear why making it grow is a mistake. A number of researchers have been pointing out that happiness, as well as other indicators of human, social, and environmental health, have been declining even as GDP increased, but their appeals have been largely ignored. We
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 16 Nov 2008

Dr. Gerson's Suppressed 1946 Congressional Testimony

"As you undoubtedly know, there is no evidence at the present time that any food or any combination of foods specifically effects the course of any cancer in man." -- Statement by the American Cancer Society, July 8, 1957. The...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Tue, 11 Nov 2008

Healthcare as a Commons? - NewsGrabs 9 November 2008

Healthcare as a Commons “Drs. Christine K. Cassel of the American Board of Internal Medicine and Troyen E. Brennan, a medical doctor and lawyer with Aetna, suggest that the commons may offer some distinct advantages over the fee-for-service model that now prevails in U.S. medicine. The problem with the current system is that individual physicians cannot assert their moral agency for health care choices by
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 09 Nov 2008

A call for new paradigm in healthcare - NewsGrabs 2 November 2008

ANH calls for new paradigm in healthcare Ask any nutritional medicine practitioner if he or she could sustain a practice using Centrum, Sanatogen, Seven Seas or any other product in the array of supplements decorating the shelves of supermarkets and pharmacies in Europe. I think we know the answer. The reality is that the machinations of the EU that are working to allegedly protect consumers
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 02 Nov 2008

Tainted Food Supply - Only Melamine You Say? Hmm...

"The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a conspiracy so monstrous that he cannot believe it exists" J. Edgar Hoover - FBI Director Here is a great post from Christopher-Peter: Maingot, while it refers to the FDA...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Wed, 29 Oct 2008

We must grow our own food - NewsGrabs 26 October 2008

UK Soil Association: We must grow our own food Monty Don is the new president of the Soil Association. In a recent lecture in London, he said he was appointed because of his passionate belief that everyone can reconnect to nature through gardening and growing. The skills, knowledge and resources of British gardeners can transform, rebuild and stabilize our food systems and our society, he
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 26 Oct 2008

Strattera adverse effects: UK Medicines Agency refuses to act

Janne Larsson, an investigator and reporter in Sweden, has obtained information about adverse event reports on Eli Lilly's ADHD drug Strattera, using the Swedish freedom of information laws. The data, coming from both the FDA's adverse reaction database and from reports to the UK's Medicines agency, shows numerous adverse effects and scores of deaths by suicide. Yet the agency, even after repeated prodding by Larsson to
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Mon, 20 Oct 2008

IMF Loan Conditions Worsen Health - NewsGrabs 19 October 2008

IMF economic conditions worsen health in developing nations In their article The IMF and Tuberculosis David Stuckler and Sanjay Basu cite evidence that the IMF's anti-inflation conditions attached to loans actually routinely worsen the health of populations in countries that receive the IMF's financial help. The study examined statistics of tuberculosis deaths in countries that received IMF loans and compared them to the same statistics
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 19 Oct 2008

CO2 and Oxygen depletion - NewsGrabs 12 October 2008

Is Oxygen depletion more worrying than global warming? Although the advocates of global warming continue to say that temperature is increasing, in the last ten years that has not been the case. We also have an extreme low of solar activity with little or no sun spots showing this year. What we need is to get climate change out of the political arena. Too many
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 12 Oct 2008

Is Web 2.0 Really Democratic?

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Posted by Robin Good on Fri, 10 Oct 2008

Why All The Parties Hate Direct Democracy

Its all about control and not democracy that's why... Direct democracy, as opposed the top down industrial military directives that we, along with the rest of the world, are literally forced to swallow under the pretense of democracy, is the...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Thu, 09 Oct 2008

Peer To Peer: Social, Political, And Economic Issues In A P2P World - A Video Interview With Michel Bauwens

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Posted by Andre Deutmeyer on Wed, 08 Oct 2008

Harper's Pentagon North

...."The focus of the defence lobby now is on getting contracts signed as quickly a possible," Staples said in an interview. "They want to make it impossible for future governments to get out of these spending commitments.".... Even as a...
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Posted by Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth on Tue, 07 Oct 2008

Vitamin C Incompatible with Chemotherapy - NewsGrabs 5 October 2008

Vitamin C 'reduces benefits' of cancer drugs: study "The use of vitamin C supplements could have the potential to reduce the ability of patients to respond to therapy," said Mark Heaney, an Associate Attending Physician at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and lead author of the study. Past studies have suggested vitamin C could be beneficial to cancer patients because it is an antioxidant. In August, a
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Posted by Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme on Sun, 05 Oct 2008

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