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medical myths feature articles



Heart surgeon openly admits low-fat diets recommended for years by mainstream medicine actually cause heart disease
Published March 20 2012
Concepts: fat, heart, diets, low-fat diets, health

Learn to love fevers, not fear them
Published January 19 2012
Concepts: fever, fevers, love, fear, body

Obsession with killing microorganisms is dangerous for humans and planet, scientist warns
Published November 17 2010
Concepts: chemical, antimicrobial, water, chemicals, triclosan

Reconsider screenings for breast and prostate cancer, experts say
Published November 11 2009
Concepts: cancer, men, Prostate, prostate cancer, screening

New Evidence: Exercise Helps Heart Disease, Increases Survival Better than Angioplasty
Published July 11 2009
Concepts: heart, exercise, disease, heart disease, patients

The Myths of Modern Pharmaceutical Medicine Parallel Greek Mythology
Published April 2 2009
Concepts: myth, medicine, myths, mythology, blood


Celebrities are Smarter than "Skeptical Scientists" When it Comes to Health Literacy
Published December 28 2008
Concepts: chemical, health, scientist, food, scientific

Modern Medicine Hilariously Claims Credit for Reduction in Heart Disease Deaths
Published December 16 2008
Concepts: heart, medicine, death, death rate, disease

Big Pharma is a Bigger Hoax than Bigfoot (satire)
Published August 17 2008
Concepts: bigfoot, Big Pharma, hoax, people, medical myths

Mainstream Media Promotes Medical Myths by 'Dispelling' Them
Published July 13 2008
Concepts: media, medical, myths, mainstream media, medical myths

Broken Bones Blamed on Osteoporosis When Vitamin D Deficiency Is the Culprit
Published April 25 2008
Concepts: Vitamin D, osteoporosis, men, deficiency, bones

Survey: 98% Say Parents Should Have Right to Refuse Vaccination of Children
Published April 8 2008
Concepts: vaccine, vaccines, heal, parents, vaccination

Mainstream Media Attacks Water; Recommends People Drink Soda Instead!
Published April 3 2008
Concepts: water, people, mainstream media, soda, health

Mammograms Don't Help, They Harm Women
Published April 1 2008
Concepts: cancer, mammograms, mammography, women, mammogram

Annual Physical at the Doctor's Office May be a Waste of Time and Money, Research Suggests
Published January 2 2008
Concepts: physical, money, waste, research, medical myths

Vaccines Exposed: A Hidden Crime Against Our Children
Published December 18 2007
Concepts: vaccine, child, vaccines, children, heal

Why Doctors are Idiots: 150 Years of Disatrous Advice on Children's Health (satire)
Published December 15 2007
Concepts: doctors, doctor, child, health, children

Forced Vaccinations = Crimes Against Children
Published December 14 2007
Concepts: child, children, health, vaccination, vaccine

Vaccination Programs Under Scrutiny (Part 2)
Published December 14 2007
Concepts: illness, germs, body, disease, vaccination

Absurd vaccine marketing calls for cervical cancer vaccinations for young boys!
Published August 29 2007
Concepts: cancer, vaccinations, vaccine, sex, cervical cancer

Gunpoint medicine: Teenager arrested, jailed for refusing TB treatment at hospital
Published August 28 2007
Concepts: health, gunpoint, WHO, treatment, arrest

Antioxidants, bad science and failure of the press to tell the truth
Published August 14 2007
Concepts: media, mainstream media, women, WHO, vitamins

Unraveling the lies about the antioxidant study on vitamins E and C
Published August 13 2007
Concepts: vitamins, drug, nutrition, antioxidant, study

84% of sunscreen products are harmful to health, says alarming EWG study
Published July 9 2007
Concepts: sun, sunscreen, products, safe, cancer

The sunscreen myth: How sunscreen products actually promote cancer
Published June 15 2007
Concepts: sun, sunscreen, cancer, Vitamin D, sunlight

American College of Physicians warns women in their 40s about dangers of mammograms
Published May 14 2007
Concepts: women, cancer, mammography, screening, physicians

Tanning found to protect against melanoma by releasing tumor suppressor protein
Published May 1 2007
Concepts: melanoma, tanning, skin, cancer, sunlight

Health guru launches online Disease Mongering Engine that instantly generates hilarious fictitious disease names
Published March 6 2007
Concepts: disease, engine, fictitious disease, fictitious diseases, health

The quackery of modern medicine (opinion)
Published March 3 2007
Concepts: medicine, health, drug, quackery, sick care

Consumers fall for Havidol pharmaceutical parody that promotes a fictitious anxiety disorder
Published March 1 2007
Concepts: drug, anxiety, consumers, fictitious disease, drug advertising

The big vitamin scare: American Medical Association claims vitamins may kill you (opinion)
Published February 28 2007
Concepts: vitamins, medical, drug, nutrition, research

Scientists discover the brain has ability to repair itself
Published February 21 2007
Concepts: brain, the brain, repair, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's Disease

Mammograms offer no health benefits whatsoever, doctors conclude
Published February 14 2007
Concepts: mammograms, women, benefits, doctors, health

Researchers discover moderate sunlight exposure helps prevent skin cancer
Published February 1 2007
Concepts: skin, sunlight, sunlight exposure, skin cancer, sun

Angioplasty useless for most heart attack patients, study finds
Published November 15 2006
Concepts: heart, patients, heart attack, study, angioplasty

Antioxidants do not interfere with cancer radiation treatments, research finds
Published November 14 2006
Concepts: cancer, antioxidants, radiation, treatment, treatments

Medical myths explained: Why health researchers mistakenly think one disease causes another
Published October 11 2006
Concepts: disease, causes, heart, nutrition, health

Consumer alert: "Pink" products are marketing gimmicks that do nothing to prevent or cure breast cancer, health author says
Published October 6 2006
Concepts: cancer, breast cancer, products, cure, health

The "Race for the Cure" scam exposed: The cancer industry's guilt-powered shakedown of a gullible public
Published October 5 2006
Concepts: cancer, breast cancer, cure, race for the cure, disease

Caesarean births more than double the risk of infant death vs. normal delivery
Published September 7 2006
Concepts: death, risk, birth, infant deaths, study

Sunscreen found to generate harmful compounds that promote skin cancer
Published August 30 2006
Concepts: skin, sunscreen, harmful, sun, skin cancer

Asthma is not a disease, but just a name given to various symptoms, says The Lancet
Published August 28 2006
Concepts: asthma, symptoms, disease, medical myths, conventional medicine

Epigenetics discoveries challenge outdated medical beliefs about DNA, inheritance and gene expression
Published August 21 2006
Concepts: DNA, inheritance, soft inheritance, Genetic, methylation

Body Mass Index found useless because it does not consider body composition
Published August 18 2006
Concepts: body, weight, body mass index, heart, fat

Beyond AIDS drugs: Nutrition needed for AIDS patients
Published August 18 2006
Concepts: nutrition, AIDS, HIV, program, food

Drug-resistant bacteria increasingly common in US hospitals
Published August 17 2006
Concepts: drug-resistant bacteria, drug-resistant, infections, hospital, skin

WHO warning on sun exposure misplaces blame for skin cancer, explains consumer health advocate
Published July 27 2006
Concepts: sun, skin cancer, exposure, sun exposure, health

Big Pharma is developing drugs for the most distressing disease of all: Life
Published June 22 2006
Concepts: drug, disease, drugs, heal, health

Sunshine heals cancer, and the FDA is powerless to stop it, regulate it or ban it
Published April 25 2006
Concepts: sunlight, cancer, FDA, medicine, the FDA

Welcome to the town of Allopath
Published June 19 2005
Concepts: town, traffic, car, disease, accidents

Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma prevented by natural sunlight, but doctors still don't teach it
Published June 15 2005
Concepts: sun, sunlight, skin, people, disease

The beginning of the end of chemical-based medicine
Published May 19 2005
Concepts: Vioxx, drug, medicine, chemical-based medicine, chemical

Sensible sunlight exposure prevents skin cancer; findings baffle old school doctors
Published May 18 2005
Concepts: sunlight, sun, cancer, Vitamin D, skin cancer

Taking a daily multivitamin is not sufficient for good nutrition
Published April 28 2005
Concepts: nutrition, vitamins, food, multivitamin, minerals

Organized medicine remains ignorant of causes, treatments for prostate cancer
Published April 23 2005
Concepts: osteoporosis, Prostate, cancer, light, organized medicine

Acomplia drug hype reveals mythology of prescription drugs, shortcut philosophy of American culture
Published January 4 2005
Concepts: drug, mythology, Acomplia, health, prescription drugs

As scientific evidence mounts on health benefits of sun exposure and vitamin D, doctors are rethinking advice of sunlight avoidance
Published January 1 2005
Concepts: sun, Vitamin D, sunscreen, exposure, sunlight

Why more people are ditching their MDs and switching to naturopathic physicians
Published December 29 2004
Concepts: health, body, naturopathic physician, doctor, physicians

Disease names like diabetes and osteoporosis are misleading and misinform patients about disease prevention
Published December 10 2004
Concepts: disease, osteoporosis, cholesterol, medicine, high cholesterol

Q&A: How do I reduce high cholesterol with the least amount of time, money and effort? (part 2)
Published October 13 2004
Concepts: cholesterol, health, high cholesterol, garlic, cinnamon

How to reduce high cholesterol by eating like your ancestors and avoiding hydrogenated oils (part 1)
Published October 13 2004
Concepts: cholesterol, high cholesterol, food, hydrogenated oils, foods

Q & A: Are there any situations in which pharmaceuticals and medications are okay to use?
Published October 12 2004
Concepts: pharmaceuticals, pain, doctor, life, drug

Asthma is a false disease caused by chronic dehydration and body's drought management efforts, says doctor
Published October 11 2004
Concepts: asthma, chronic dehydration, water, drought, drought management

Joint pain, back pain, arthritis cause by chronic dehydration, says doctor
Published October 11 2004
Concepts: back pain, chronic dehydration, arthritis, water, body

Thirst perception not an accurate indicator of the need to consume water, says prominent doctor
Published October 11 2004
Concepts: water, thirst, dehydration, people, chronic dehydration

Chronic disease caused by lack of water, says doctor, but Big Pharma treats symptoms and kills 250,000 Americans each year
Published October 11 2004
Concepts: water, dehydration, disease, symptoms, chronic dehydration

Fluoride conference reveals fraudulent science behind mass fluoridation; fluoride policy is a public fraud
Published August 8 2004
Concepts: fluoride, water, fluoridation, science, mass fluoridation

Breast cancer blamed on vitamin D receptor gene; but it's actually caused by a simple nutritional deficiency
Published August 8 2004
Concepts: Vitamin D, breast cancer, Genetic, disease prevention, nutritional deficiencies

UC Berkeley Wellness Letter authors remain nutritionally illiterate about chlorella, spirulina, and blue-green algae
Published August 7 2004
Concepts: wellness letter, chlorella, health, spirulina, wellness

Obesity Researchers Lose Sight of the Big Picture While Peering Into Their Microscopes; Modern Science Loses Perspective
Published August 6 2004
Concepts: health, body, modern science, obesity, chemical

Cancer Industry Spreads Fear and Disinformation To Scare People Away From Learning About Alternative Treatments for Cancer on the Internet
Published August 6 2004
Concepts: cancer, medicine, people, industry, cancer industry

American Heart Association's Advice on Vitamin E and Antioxidants is Terrible Advice, Highly Distorted, and Prone to Actually Cause Heart Disease
Published August 6 2004
Concepts: vitamin E, the AHA, food, heart, nutrition

New science proves that cancer is reversible, but organized medicine insists that cancer cannot be cured
Published August 3 2004
Concepts: cancer, medicine, reversible, science, organized medicine

Acupuncture proven effective at treating post-operative nausea; but modern medicine marginalizes true potential of acupuncture
Published August 3 2004
Concepts: acupuncture, medicine, modern medicine, nausea, western medicine

Growing band of obesity deniers claim that being obese isn't bad for your health
Published July 25 2004
Concepts: obesity deniers, obesity, obese, health, health outcome

Aspirin therapy proves useless in half of stroke patients
Published July 22 2004
Concepts: aspirin, stroke, useless, therapy, oil

Medical community concedes that multivitamins are important for health, but only after decades of denying benefit from vitamins
Published July 21 2004
Concepts: vitamins, multivitamins, medical, health, nutritional supplements

Cough syrup proves to be medically worthless; giving your kids cough syrup is a complete waste of money
Published July 6 2004
Concepts: cough syrup, waste, kids, over-the-counter medications, medical myths

New revelations about health benefits of sunlight frustrate organized medicine
Published July 6 2004
Concepts: sunlight, sun, sunshine, old school doctors, benefits

Medical fraud alert: cholesterol lowering statin drugs save zero lives, says comprehensive research published in JAMA
Published July 6 2004
Concepts: statin drugs, statins, cholesterol, medical, research

Sunscreen use actually causes cancer, it doesn't prevent it, says exhaustive scientific research
Published July 5 2004
Concepts: cancer, sunscreen, causes, sunshine, scientific

Warning people to avoid sunshine causes more harm than good; lack of sunshine responsible for many diseases, says research
Published July 5 2004
Concepts: sun, sunshine, people, Vitamin D, causes

Mass media hypes up statins, calling them wonder drugs while ignoring their dangerous side effects
Published July 1 2004
Concepts: statins, mass media, drugs, dangerous, prescription drugs

Mammograms produce extremely unreliable test results
Published November 23 2003
Concepts: cancer, mammograms, cancer prevention, medical myths, early detection

Scientists continues to blame genes for cancer
Published November 18 2003
Concepts: genes, cancer, scientists, causes of cancer, cancer genes

Independent medical journal hopes to shake up highly corrupt medical journal industry
Published November 18 2003
Concepts: medical journal, medical, medical racket, medical myths, bad medicine


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