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Articles from NaturalNews In-House Writers:
 Media Blames Heath Ledger, Refuses to Examine Dangers of the Pharmaceuticals Found Beside His BodyBy Mike Adams, January 24 2008
(NewsTarget) Can you imagine the outcry if Heath Ledger's body was found next to a pile of Chinese herbs? The media outcry would be deafening, and nearly everyone would leap to the conclusion that the herbs must have killed Ledger. But when Ledger's body is found next to bottles of FDA-approved pharmaceuticals, there's hardly even a whisper about the deadly side effects of such pharmaceuticals (and the likelihood that Ledger was, indeed, killed by FDA-approved medicines).
The mainstream media...
 Actor Heath Ledger Apparently Killed by FDA-Approved Pharmaceuticals (update 1)By Mike Adams, January 23 2008
(NewsTarget) Actor Heath Ledger has become the latest high-profile fatality caused by prescription and non-prescription pharmaceuticals. He was found dead in his New York City apartment earlier today, and apparently died from the fatal effects of the pharmaceuticals found near his body. No foul play was suspected in his death and no illegal drugs were found in his apartments.
Update: The pharmaceuticals found near his body were prescribed to him and apparently consisted of an antidepressant drug...
 Week in Review: Cloned Meat, Scientific Fraud and Mandatory Organ Harvesting from (Nearly) Dead PatientsBy Mike Adams, January 18 2008
(NewsTarget) Wrapping up the important health news stories this week, the FDA announced that cloned meat and milk could now be sold to consumers without any labeling indicating its cloned status. Now factory cattle farms -- which already operate with a disturbing lack of ethical behavior or compassion for animals -- will soon become cattle clone farms, churning out genetically-identical cows which will be squeezed through Advanced Meat Recovery (AMR) machines to produce genetically-identical processed...
 FDA Collaboration with Big Pharma Raises EyebrowsBy Byron Richards, January 17 2008
(NewsTarget) The Andrew von Eschenbach FDA era is upon us. The Avandia scandal is the tip of the iceberg. Is anyone ready? The words "illicit financial collusion" have been replaced by the politically correct term, "collaboration." On May 30, in defense of his cozy relationship with Big Pharma and Big Biotech von Eschenbach told reporters, "This is a collaboration, but it's not just a collaboration with drug companies, it's a collaboration with academia and with other agencies". And he forgot to...
 All Jacked Up: The Explosive Junk Food Documentary the Food Companies Hope You Never SeeBy Mike Adams, January 17 2008
(NewsTarget) Back in early 2007, I was invited to participate in a pioneering new documentary that dared to explore the harmful effects of processed foods and soft drinks on teenagers. I flew to Los Angeles, spent two hours being interviewed on camera, and went back home, hoping my efforts would help educate parents and teens about the dangers of junk foods, fast foods and sodas. The documentary project has since achieved the status of an eye-opening film featuring top-notch health and nutrition...
 Merck Committed Scientific Fraud in Delays, Distortions of Vytorin Drug Trial (opinion)By Mike Adams, January 16 2008
(NewsTarget opinion) The latest round of scientific fraud from Big Pharma arrives in the form of yet more junk science conducted by Merck on its blockbuster cholesterol drug Vytorin. Results of a clinical trial involving the drug were finally released this week, nearly two years after they were known by Merck, and only after Merck attempted to manipulate the data by redefining the outcome of the trial after the fact!
To help explain the degree of scientific fraud happening with this Vytorin clinical...
 FDA Announces Plan to Eliminate Vitamin CompaniesBy Byron Richards, January 15 2008
(NewsTarget) The FDA, emboldened by its transformation into a drug company, has embarked upon an anti-American plan of interfering with business and intentionally eliminating various dietary supplement companies from the market. The FDA announcement came on Friday, June 22, 2007 under the guise of a final rule for dietary supplement good manufacturing practices (CGMPs). Within this 800 page rule the FDA states, "We find that this final rule will have a significant economic impact on a substantial...
 Golden Path Alchemy Launches Line of Truly Natural Botanical Skin Care Products Containing Zero Chemical AdditivesBy Mike Adams, January 14 2008
(NewsTarget) In my continued search for healthful skin care products, I'm usually disappointed by products that claim to be "natural" or "herbal." Nearly everything on the market today -- including the skin care products sold at "natural" retailers like Whole Foods and Wild Oats -- is loaded with chemical additives and harmful ingredients. It's rare to find a company that makes genuinely healthful products for skin care. Pangea Organics (www.PangeaOrganics.com) is one such company that I've recommended...
 Merck Engaged in Blatant Scientific Fraud with Vytorin Cholesterol Study? (opinion)By Mike Adams, January 11 2008
(NewsTarget Editorial) It's no surprise these days to hear about a pharmaceutical company committing scientific fraud and distorting clinical trials to get the results they want, but it's unusual to see it done as blatantly and arrogantly as what you're about to see here.
In June, 2002, Merck and Shering-Plough began a cholesterol study called "ENHANCE" to test the effectiveness of their blockbuster drug Vytorin ($3 billion in sales so far). The trial concluded in 2006, and the final results are...
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