Oprah's Down the Rabbit Hole

I have an on-going theme in 2007 for my newsletter, herbalYODA Says! It has to do with a single issue I have named 'falling for fabrication'. I titled it this way because as I peruse the plethora of news reports of interest to me - those about health and environment, nutrition, electrosmog and related topics - I see an overall pattern of what is pure propaganda.Nowadays some folks take exception with Noam Chomsky but at the very least he makes you think. He also addresses issues of 'falling for fabrication' in his well known book, 'Manufacturing Consent'.This is an important concept and it is aimed at directing your thinking and decision making to more or less a 'mob mentality'.Now this brings us to mercury. You know that slippery, shiny heavy metal that is very toxic to humans, plants...

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What we warned about Gardasil is now filtering into the media

But behind the scenes, Gardasil has been dogged by uncertainty about how effective it really is. Merck won approval for the vaccine based on research that showed it protected against two strains of the human papillomavirus, known as HPV 16 and 18, that are thought to cause 70% of cervical-cancer cases. The Food and Drug Administration didn't ask its panel of experts advising on Gardasil to rule on whether the vaccine specifically prevented the cancer itself. In clinical trials, 361 of 8,817 women who received at least one shot of Gardasil went on to develop precancerous lesions on their cervixes within three years of vaccination, just 14% fewer than in a placebo control group.This paragraph alone should raise the ire of women who have 'rallied' behind this vaccines because of propaganda. ...

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Radiation by any name still promotes cancer

The shift to MRI, also a form of radiation, may be better than the current system, remembering that a tumour must be at least eight years old before mammography will detect it in most cases. I have spoken against the 'enhanced digital imaging' from the time it was proposed as an ineffective method of detecting tumours.Thermography is the best choice for early and effective detection of tumours and it is not cancer causing. Ultrasound is effective too.Read more here and here Computers hinder mammogram readings, report findsBy Gene Emery, Reuters 4 April 07Computer-aided mammogram designed to help doctors spot cancer do not increase the chance of finding a tumor and, instead, heighten the risk that a woman will get an unnecessary biopsy, researchers reported on Wednesday."This study points...

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Hillary's Heist

Seems as Mrs. Clinton is on a cash roll in fundraising lately.But, please do remember that Bill Clinton brought you NAFTA. NAFTA and GATT opened the door to sending all the good paying manufacturing jobs elsewhere. It also led the way to the requirement accepting unregulated products and ingredients imported from other places around the world. These ingredients recently found their wayr into pet food that recently took the lives of beloved animal companions.Go back and look Hillary's health care proposal too if you think the wool might be pulling down over your ey...

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ASPARTAME BANNED IN THE PHILIPPINES

What New Mexico refused to do to protect its citizens from the known damage of aspartame has now become law in the Philippines.from the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce (Spain)Philippines forbids the import and use of aspartameA law promulgated by the Philippine congress has forbidden the importing and use, in the country, of aspartame, a sweetener that is between 180 to 200 times more potent than sugar, as well as banning distribution of four makes of saccharine, the most important brand names in the country known as: Equal, NutraSweet, Equal-Measure y Spoonful.[*] According to the said Law aspartame gives rise to a total of 75% of the negative effects reflected in consumers and other users according to the north American administration of food and alimentation, among others,...

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