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2009 in review: A year of FDA censorship, Big Pharma crimes and celebrity drug deathsBy Mike Adams, January 1 2010
(NaturalNews) 2009 has been a crazy year for health and medicine. It was the year that Congress rammed through a mandatory health "reform" bill that violates the U.S. Constitution in forcing all Americans to buy government-mandated products and services from greedy corporations. Although it hasn't been signed into law yet, the very fact that it has been passed by both the House and the Senate is alarming: America is just one signature away from becoming a medical dictatorship.
But that's not the...
NaturalNews announces the "Dumb and Dumber and Dumberer" awards for 2009By Mike Adams, January 1 2010
(NaturalNews) Some of the health-related events that took place in 2009 were so stupid they deserve an award. So as a service to our comedy-minded readers, we've put together the "Dumb and Dumber and Dumberer" awards covering the dumbest things we've seen in the health industry throughout 2009.
Let's begin with the American Cancer Society which qualifies for the Dumbest Cancer Fundraiser Award for taking part in a BBQ meat cook-off even to raise money for cancer research. (http://www.naturalnews...
 NaturalNews launches the 2010 New Year's Health Products Discount GuideBy Mike Adams, December 31 2009
(NaturalNews) Responding to popular demand from readers, we've just published the NaturalNews 2010 New Year's Health Products Discount Guide. This free guide lists over 50 natural health products from dozens of companies who are offering exclusive discounts for NaturalNews readers. Access the full guide here: http://www.naturalnews.com/Report_Health_Products_Discounts_0.html
The guide features exclusive product discounts in 12 categories, from nutritional supplements to water filters. Jump right...
 FDA approves Crestor for people who have no health problem to correctBy Mike Adams, December 30 2009
(NaturalNews) Big Pharma has been trending this direction for a long time: marketing medicines to people who don't need them and who have nothing wrong with their health. It's all part of a ploy to position prescription drugs as nutrients -- things you need to take on a regular basis in order to prevent disease.
The FDA recently gave its nod of approval on the matter, announcing that Crestor can now be advertised and prescribed as a "preventive" medicine. No longer does a patient need to have...
FDA continues world colonization, opens another international facility in MexicoBy Mike Adams, December 30 2009
(NaturalNews) In its supposed efforts to improve food safety, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced the opening of its third Latin American facility located in Mexico City. Since an increasing quantity of fruits, vegetables, and medical devices are being imported into the U.S. from Mexico, FDA officials believe setting up outposts there will improve the food safety process.
Throughout the past year, FDA has opened ten facilities around the globe. Because of numerous recent...
Pharmaceuticals are more dangerous to your health than terrorists' exploding underwear (satire)By Mike Adams, December 29 2009
(NaturalNews) As all of North America now seems to be focused on the issue of one terrorist wearing a pair of exploding underwear, I might as well comment on this latest bit of security theater that seems to have transfixed the nation. Pictures of the exploding underwear "bomb" have now surfaced on the 'net. You can view them at ABC News: http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/northwest-airlines-bomb-photos/story?id=9436297
Here is exactly what the text on this page says (I'm not making this up, this is...
Acute Pharmaceutical Toxicity killed Brittany Murphy - Could it be killing millions more?By Mike Adams, December 28 2009
(NaturalNews) The entire pharmaceutical industry is based on the idea that for whatever's wrong with you, there's a patented chemical pill that can make it better. Feeling some anxiety? There's a pill for that. Have high blood pressure? There's a pill for that, too. Suffering from sleepless nights? There's yet another pill for that, too.
Importantly, modern medicine and the pharmaceutical industry both believe there is no limit to how many prescription medications you can simultaneously take....
Advancements in solar technology will allow more people to power their own homesBy Mike Adams, December 27 2009
(NaturalNews) A recent issue of Inorganic Chemistry contains a report about the many advancements being made in the field of solar energy production. The concept of "personalized solar energy", a model by which people power their own homes using the energy from the sun rather than rely on the power grid, is becoming more viable as scientists have discovered improved ways of storing large quantities of solar energy.
The new method of energy storage is similar to plant photosynthesis. Scientists...
Ethanol burns dirtier than gasoline, study findsBy Mike Adams, December 27 2009
(NaturalNews) A recent study conducted by researchers at Stanford University has revealed that ethanol fuel produces more ozone that regular gasoline. When ethanol is burned through combustion, it produces emissions that are substantially higher than gasoline in aldehydes, the carcinogenic precursors to ozone.
Much of the fuel dispensed at pumps in America today is a blend of both ethanol and gasoline. E85, a typical gasoline blend that is 85 percent ethanol, was found to emit more ozone pollutants...
 James Cameron's Avatar delivers a powerful message of connectedness with Mother NatureBy Mike Adams, December 26 2009
(NaturalNews) If you see just one film this holiday season (or even this year), make it James Cameron's Avatar. It's a powerful, inspiring film that demonstrates movie-making at its best, and it delivers a crucial message for our time: That all living beings are connected and that those who seek to exploit nature rather than respect it will only destroy themselves.
Much of the press about Avatar has focused on the special effects, the motion capture and the 3-D presentation. These are modern filmmaking...
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