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Dead doctors, nagalase and vaccines: What's the connection?

Melissa Dykes
Truthstream Media
Thu, 18 Feb 2016 20:38 UTC
vaccine
Autism has now skyrocketed to ONE IN 45 in this country. That means if you walked down your street right now, it's highly likely you wouldn't even have to go a full block before you will have passed a home with at least one autistic child living in it.

What you are about to hear may be why.

When the CDC Whistleblower story broke in the fall of 2014, the Establishment quickly went to work to black it out and cover it up. Regardless, it's on record that a government epidemiologist admitted he and his cohorts massaged and omitted data in a study to hide a huge increase in autism following MMR vaccination. He then promptly lawyered up with one of the most high-profile whistleblower attorneys money can buy in this country and issued a statement. Then the whole thing got swept under the rug in what appears to be a purposefully overblown Ebola scare and forgotten by many.

Fast forward to last summer, when a bunch of doctors began turning up dead around the country under mysterious circumstances. Some twelve doctors died within three months and many were found under suspicious circumstances (such as randomly out in the woods or suffering sudden heart attacks even though they were young and in otherwise great health).

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Question

Water: A legalized biological weapon?

Rosanne Lindsay
Activist Post
Fri, 19 Feb 2016 17:44 UTC
water
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With renewed interest on the issue of lead poisoning based on high lead levels in children in Flint, Michigan, exposed to toxins from their public water supply (including the neurotoxin fluoride which increases lead toxicity), who hasn't thought of the possibility of water as a bioweapon?

After all, governments have used poisoned water for assassination purposes since the dawn of time, not only against armies, but also against their own citizens. These dangers spurred the creation of two international treaties —in 1874 in Brussels and in 1899 in The Hague—that prohibited the use of poisons as weapons. Like most treaties, good faith only goes so far, especially when there is no real means of oversight or control.

The German army was the first to use weapons of mass destruction, both biological and chemical, during the First World War. Later, the Japanese poisoned more than 1,000 water wells in Chinese villages to study cholera and typhus outbreaks during the World War II[1] [2] [3] after legally, and then illegally attempting to obtain yellow fever virus from the Rockefeller Institute in New York.[4]
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Pills

'Prescription drugs are killing us' says Dr. Peter Gotzsche - and he's not the only one

Arjun Walia
Collective Evolution
Wed, 17 Feb 2016 17:25 UTC
Dr. Peter Gotzsche
When it comes to our health, taking one person's word as doctrine might not be the best idea, whether they are a doctor or not. What one person truly believes to be the best course of action in treating an illness may be the last thing someone else recommends, depending on a complex range of factors, including where and how they were educated, and, in particular, who funded that education. Indeed, many concerns have been raised about the use of industry-accepted pharmaceuticals, often by the very doctors who were told to use them. We now have, moreover, an overwhelming amount of evidence to corroborate what many of these professionals have been trying to tell us for decades:
The medical profession is being bought by the pharmaceutical industry, not only in terms of the practice of medicine, but also in terms of teaching and research. The academic institutions of this country are allowing themselves to be the paid agents of the pharmaceutical industry. I think it's disgraceful. - Arnold Seymour Relman (1923-2014), Harvard Professor of Medicine and Former Editor-in-Chief of the New England Medical Journal (source)(source)
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Life Preserver

How your psychological outlook affects your immune system

Dr. Mercola
Mercola.com
Fri, 19 Feb 2016 15:05 UTC
immune system, mood
Many studies support the belief that having an upbeat and positive attitude will translate into living a longer, healthier life, and conversely, that a pessimistic outlook promotes ill health and can shave years off your life.

For example, in one study, the tendency to always expect the worst was linked to a 25 percent higher risk of dying before the age of 65.

Perhaps one of the most well-known forerunners of "the science of happiness" was Norman Cousins, who in 1964 was diagnosed with a life-threatening autoimmune disease.

After being given a 1 in 500 chance of recovery, Cousins created his own laughter therapy program, which he claims was the key to his ultimate recovery. He went on to write the book, "Anatomy of an Illness," and established the Cousins Center for Psychoneuroimmunology in Los Angeles, California.

Your Brain and Immune System Are Linked

As noted by Medical News Today:
"Over the last few decades, the intriguing and pervasive links between neuroscience and the immune system have slowly been uncovered.

What might seem, at first, like an uneasy marriage between the brain and immunity has steadily grown into a fully fledged interdisciplinary area of study.

This field is known as psychoneuroimmunology (PNI).

It is well-established ... that stress can induce illness and that, conversely, a fun-filled occasion with loved ones can soothe aches and pains and stave off the very same illness ...

PNI has deep ramifications for the future of medical research, the treatment of diseases and our attitude toward handling stress."
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SOTT Focus: The Health & Wellness Show: Water: What Do We Really Know?


Sott.net
Fri, 19 Feb 2016 15:00 UTC
Sott Talk Radio logo
Water: it makes up the majority of our planet and our own bodies, filling everything from the earth and skies to our own cells. Yet what is actually known about this mysterious substance, so vital to life? It may surprise us to find that, despite its prevalence in our lives, scientists admit that there is still a great deal to learn about water. Does water have a "memory"? Are there really only three phases of water (liquid, solid and vapour) or is there a "fourth phase of water?" Does water create energy? When we speak to water, does it listen? Is there a structure to water?

All of these topics and more will be explored today on the SOTT Radio Network's Health and Wellness Show. Join us every Friday at 10am EST as we expose the lies and emphasize the truth about health in our modern world. With us, as always, will be resident animal health expert Zoya with her weekly Pet Health segment.

Running Time: 01:49:00

Download: MP3


Here's the transcript of the show:
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Beer

Do you know?: Your Starbucks drink may have 25 spoons of sugar in it

Ivana Kottasova
CNN Money
Wed, 17 Feb 2016 00:00 UTC
Warning: You might want to put that caramel latte down before reading this.

Flavored drinks served by the likes of Starbucks (SBUX) can contain up to 25 teaspoons of sugar per serving, according to a new report by a British campaign group Action on Sugar.

Comment: See also...
Why sugar is called the 'White death'
Bitter truth: Sugar may be as harmful as stress
Sugar and fructose intake in typical Western diet increases risk of breast cancer and metastasis to lungs
Study finds sugar more toxic than thought, leads to heart disease and high blood pressure
How sugar destroys your health & literally makes you stupid

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People

Mystery illness attributed to mass hysteria closes 57 schools in Bangladesh

Benjamin Radford
Discovery News
Mon, 15 Feb 2016 08:00 UTC
Sick students
Late last month dozens of schools in Bangladesh were closed after hundreds of students began succumbing to a mystery illness.

According to the English-language Bangladeshi newspaper bdnews24.com:
"It was just another day at Shibram RD Academy School in Faridpur until student Ritu Saha started experiencing difficulty while breathing. Even as she was administered first aid, 37 of her classmates also reported similar symptoms. Academy's teacher Susanta Kumar said all the students were evacuated from the classrooms and gathered in the playground. Meanwhile, 30 other students, mostly girls, also fell sick.... Supervisor Ganapati Biswas said that... hundreds of students, mostly girls between Class 6 and 10, have been affected. The disease starts with a student feeling out of breath, with the rest developing symptoms driven by anxiety that rippled through the school."
The students were taken to a local college hospital and examined, but doctors there could find no common cause or reason for the symptoms. In all the cases the mystery illness was minor and soon faded away.

In all, 57 schools in the region were closed for two days while investigators searched for a cause but none was found. The Faridpur school mystery has all the textbook signs of a mass hysteria outbreak.

Understanding Mass Hysteria

Mass hysteria is often misunderstood as being an illness that sufferers are making up. In fact the symptoms are verifiable and not imaginary. The issue is instead what is causing the symptoms—whether some external environmental contaminant or instead a form of suggestion-driven social contagion.

Comment: See also: Schoolgirls' Mystery Illness: Mass Hysteria or Environmental Toxin?

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Thinking critically: The risks and benefits of the MMR vaccination

Michelle Goldstein
vactruth.com
Thu, 18 Feb 2016 17:39 UTC
informed consent
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Most of us weigh the risks and benefits of medical procedures prior to obtaining them. We sign an informed consent form with an understanding of the potential harm versus the perceived benefits.

In the case of vaccinations, the great majority of parents obtain vaccinations for their children, influenced by the "sales pitch" and "scare tactics" used by physicians. We are assured that the vaccination is safe and will protect us and our children from the various targeted deadly diseases. If we blindly trust our doctors, as I once had, we readily agree.

It is important that we think critically before agreeing to any vaccination, recognizing that vaccines are indeed medical procedures which carry serious risks of harm, along with only "theoretical" health benefits.

Comment: Additional information about the serious questions and concerns regarding the MMR vaccine:

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Info

Low dose chronic exposure to organochlorine pesticides linked to dementia


Science Daily
Wed, 17 Feb 2016 00:00 UTC
organochlorine pesticide
Individuals subjected to chronic low-dose exposure to organochlorine pesticides show and increased risk to obtain a future diagnosis of cognitive impairment. This is shown in a study now published in Environmental International.

Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) are a group of environmental contaminants that were banned in developed countries 20-30 years ago. But since they accumulate through the food chain and remain for a very long time in the human body, especially adipose tissue, high levels can still be found in a majority of the population of Sweden, as well as in most other industrial countries. The most commonly known of these compounds is the pesticide DDT.

The research group at Uppsala University has previously shown associations between environmental contaminants and diabetes, atherosclerosis and stroke (links below, if needed). Using the same large data set they have now shown that the OCPs are related to future cognitive impairment.

Comment: DDT and DDE have also been linked to a number of reproductive and endocrine diseases such as decreased sperm quality, early menopause and breast cancer. The effects of these chemicals can cause adverse health impacts that span generations.

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Beaker

Shocking! The FDA is going to start testing for Glyphosate in food?

Carey Gillam
Civil Eats
Wed, 17 Feb 2016 16:44 UTC
test tube
Glyphosate is a widely used weed killer—and a "probable human carcinogen"

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the nation's chief food safety regulator, plans to start testing certain foods for residues of the world's most widely used weed killer after the World Health Organization's cancer experts last year declared the chemical a probable human carcinogen.

The FDA's move comes amid growing public concern about the safety of the herbicide known as glyphosate, and comes after the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) rebuked the agency for failing to do such assessments and for not disclosing that short-coming to the public.

Private companies, academics, and consumer groups have recently launched their own testing and claim to have detected glyphosate residues in breast milk, honey, cereal, wheat flour, soy sauce, infant formula, and other substances.

Comment: Make note of the authors statement: FDA officials dubbed the issue "sensitive" and declined to provide details of the plans. Maybe the FDA is 'just claiming' they are going to test food for glyphosate as a way to placate concerned consumers and the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)!

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