http://www.newstarget.com Join the Health Ranger Mike Adams for news, interviews, satire and commentary on natural health, wellness, nutrition and the dangers of corporate and conventional medicine. The Health Ranger Report explores the relationships between doctors and drugs, explains why low level bird flu mutations are more dangerous than deadly strains, offers criticisms of a leading yoga practitioner, and much, much more. Mike Adams is a nutritionist and author with thousands of logged hours of research in natural health, medicine and nutrition. He's the author of "How to Beat the Bird Flu," and he offers daily, well-researched criticisms of Big Pharma, the FDA, the cancer industry and more on the wildly popular NewsTarget.com. en Mon, 05 Dec 2005 15:19:05 -0700 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss dawn.p@truthpublishing.com jeremy.w@newstarget.com Health and Nutrition 1440 http://www.newstarget.com/A000016.html This audio file explains why the bird flu is more dangerous now that it has apparently mutated to a less deadly form. Here you'll learn about evolutionary biology in the world of viruses and why a less deadly strain of the virus is far more dangerous to the global population. http://www.newstarget.com/audiofeatures/Interview-DuncanGenesisToday-packaged.mp3 An exclusive Truth Publishing interview with Dr. Lindey Duncan of Genesis Today. Dr. Duncan is a veteran in the field of herbal cleansing having launched grown and sold another well-known supplements company in the same industry. Now he's back with a new company and an improved line of cleansing products. Get the full story in this audio interview. http://www.newstarget.com/007913.html In this exclusive interview Mike Adams talks with Hot Plants author Chris Kilman http://www.newstarget.com/008674.html This satire narrative takes a look at what "diseases" a car might be diagnosed with if taken to a MD. http://www.newstarget.com/A000011.html In this critical review the Health Ranger offers sharp criticism for a leading yoga practitioner who is attempting to copyright yoga poses in order to prevent others from teaching them. http://www.newstarget.com/008452.html Consumers practitioners retailers and innovative food supplement companies came together in 2003 under the umbrella of the Alliance for Natural Health to challenge the European Food Supplements Directive. This Directive set to affect over 30% of Europeans who regularly consume food supplements has the potential to ban some 75% of vitamin and mineral forms especially those found naturally in foods affecting around 5000 products in the UK alone. http://www.newstarget.com/A000010.html In this review of whole grain Total cereal the Health Ranger explores the benefits of whole-grain nutrition as well as the consumer trend towards purchasing more whole-grain products. http://www.newstarget.com/008036.html [[P class=MsoNormal]]Mike Adams the Health Ranger interviews Gregg Scully the president of Absolute Nutrition and [[A href="http://www.AbsNutrition.com"]]www.AbsNutrition.com[[/A]]. Gregg has a very interesting product: Sprinkle-on carbohydrate blocker. Just sprinkle the butter flavor on and it blends right in and blocks some of the carbohydrates in foods. http://www.newstarget.com/008472.html Last week I reported on taking my car to the doctor and how my doctor taught me that the car actually has certain automobile health diseases that need to be treated. I learned all about the big con of the prevention industry -- the people who change your oil and who flush out your transmission fluid and all these other con artists out there to try to "prevent" car problems. Thankfully my doctor completely reeducated me about the truth about automobile health. I thought "That's great. I learned so much from this guy. Let's talk to him about the health of my lawn." http://www.newstarget.com/009173.html Heres some fascinating news in the world of medicine that really shows the drug racket -- the huge prescription drug scam taking place in this country today. Researchers sent a group of people who said they saw the drug Paxil in a TV advertisement into doctors offices. Many of these patients didn't even show signs of depression but when they named the drug 50 percent were diagnosed as having depression and 55 percent were given a prescription for the exact prescription drug they named.