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Approval of untested ‘safety’ device promotes use of risky procedure

August 16, 2016 One of the most frightening pieces of medical equipment around may be set to make a big comeback. And you or a woman you love could be right in harm’s way. For ages now I’ve been warning you about the risks of laparoscopic power morcellators. They’re used to chop up... Read More >

Categories: FDA hysterectomy morcellation morcellation procedures morcellation spread cancers PneumoLiner

Is your drinking water tainted by hazardous chemicals?

August 15, 2016 You don’t have to live in Flint, Michigan to have toxic chemicals coming out of your tap. A new study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health just confirmed that over 6 million Americans are drinking contaminated water every single day. I’m talking about water laced with chemicals... Read More >

Categories: contaminated drinking water contaminated water drinking water EPA Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health PFAS chemicals PFASs in water

Is this everyday vitamin the key to keeping your brain sharp?

August 8, 2016 It’s the ‘Big D’ we all fear as we get older — dementia. But it looks like we might be able to stave it off with the help of another Big D. That’s right, I’m talking about vitamin D. As an eAlert reader you no doubt know that I’ve told... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s brain benefits of vitamin D dementia Duke/NUS Medical School health benefits vitamin D sunshine vitamin d

Is this latest type 2 drug another pancreatic cancer risk?

August 3, 2016 Has the FDA just approved another type 2 diabetes med linked to pancreatic cancer? Adlyxin is the latest entry in the class of diabetes treatments known as GLP-1 drugs — a gang that includes best sellers Tanzeum, Victoza and Trulicity. Despite alarm bells having been sounded previously, and some new... Read More >

Categories: Adlyxin drugs and pancreatic cancer drugs linked to pancreatic cancer FDA GLP-1 diabetes meds pancreatic cancer pancreatitis study on GLP-1 drugs type 2 diabetes

The key to peaceful sleep found in a natural autism therapy?

August 1, 2016 Losing sleep makes everything harder: focus, concentration, not snapping at your spouse. And it can be a terrible cycle: insomnia makes you more tense and anxious, and anxiety makes it harder to sleep well. Millions of us turn to sleeping pills when we just can’t take the exhaustion anymore—but those... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: August 2016

Media runs with dubious study claiming seniors need more drugs

July 26, 2016 Millions of seniors are at risk every day from one of the biggest killers in America. After the usual suspects like heart disease and cancer, what’s killing us in droves is the thing that’s supposed to be “curing” us: prescription drugs. But despite that — and the fact that your... Read More >

Categories: big pharma blood thinners Ghent University Maarten Wauters Polypharmacy statins taking multiple drugs

Breast ‘density’ warnings make for a thick fog of fear and confusion

July 21, 2016 For millions of women across the U.S. having that “routine” mammogram is anything but. I’m talking about women who receive a letter telling them they have “dense breasts” and that they should contact their doctor immediately. Maybe a 3D mammogram, MRI or ultrasound is next. Many are even told to... Read More >

Categories: breast cancer dense breast tissue letter dense breasts determining dense breasts mammograms mammography MRI

FTC petitioned to take ‘false and misleading’ Gardasil ad off TV

July 20, 2016 “I saw the commercial and actually gasped.” “Get this lying and deceiving ad off TV.” Those are two of the comments made about that disgusting new ad put out by Merck. It’s the one I told you about that tries to guilt parents into getting their child a Gardasil shot.... Read More >

Categories: Dr. James Lyons-Weiler false advertising FTC gardasil HGP vaccine HPV shots Merck Merck Gardasil commercial petition to FTC Gardasil ad

Is this preservative what’s behind the explosion in food allergies?

July 18, 2016 Food allergies were barely a blip on our radar a few decades ago. Now, the number of people — especially kids — with serious and even life-threatening allergies is going through the roof. And a researcher at Michigan State University thinks she knows why. It’s all because of a preservative... Read More >

Categories: Cheryl Rockwell fat preservative food additives food allergies food preservative preservatives study on food study on food allergies and tBHQ TBHQ

Is this no-cal sweetener actually sabotaging your dieting efforts?

July 18, 2016 When the artificial sweetener sucralose came out, it was supposed to be different. In fact, the little yellow packets said “Made from sugar so it tastes just like sugar.” Sounds like a simple twist on a natural substance, right? Not exactly. It turns out this no-cal sweetener has some high-calorie... Read More >

Categories: artificial sweeteners artificial sweeteners and obesity no-calorie sweeteners Splenda sucralose University of Sydney

HPV vaccine police fail in attempt to target another U.S. locale

July 14, 2016 It was a giant victory in the fight to keep our kids safe. Just yesterday in a packed meeting room in Pittsburgh, the Allegheny County Board of Health almost unanimously rejected a plan to force HPV shots on county children. At first, it looked like another case of the vaccine... Read More >

Categories: Allegheny County Board of Health Allegheny County mandated HPV shots California vaccine law forced HPV shots gardasil gardasil side effects HPV shots Rhode Island

How to avoid the BPA that still lurks in many canned goods (like soups)

July 12, 2016 You can’t walk through the supermarket these days without seeing an army of bottles, cans, and food packages claiming to be “BPA-free.” But how much BPA is still getting into our food — and how can you tell what you should (and shouldn’t) buy? It turns out that dodging BPA... Read More >

Categories: BPA BPA in cans Campbell's Soup canned fruit canned pasta canned soup dangers of BPA in cans study on canned foods with BPA
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