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2011 October

Voters across the U.S. are starting to say, "NO!" to public water fluoridation

About three out of four Americans take a medical treatment every time they have a sip of water from the faucet. I’m talking about fluoride, of course.

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It's easy to conduct a study that pulls the wool over just about everyone's eyes

How easy is it to conduct a study that pulls the wool over just about everyone’s eyes? A friend recently sent me a write-up about a junior high school student who won first prize at the Greater Idaho Falls Science Fair.

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Once again, vitamin E gets a public thrashing -- once again, the study is pure junk

Without fail, every year brings a fresh study that bashes vitamin E. And just days ago the 2011 model was rolled out to widespread media acclaim.

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What bizarro alternate universe is beaming instructions to Jerry Brown's brain?

As I told you a few days ago, California Governor Brown recently signed a new state law that will allow children as young as 12 to make decisions about vaccinating against sexually transmitted disease — without their parents’ consent or knowledge!But on that SAME weekend he signed another law that prohibits kids under the age of 18 from using tanning beds — even if they DO have parental consent.

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The scant benefits of low-dose aspirin therapy are not worth the risk of blindness

Ten years ago, when your doctor recommended a daily low-dose aspirin for heart health, he might have pumped up the sales pitch with the added promise that it could possibly reduce risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

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