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Latest study finds statin drugs of little value

July 31, 2017 If your doctor has prescribed you a statin drug — especially after a heart attack — there’s some very important information you need to hear right now. It has to do with the reason these dangerous drugs are given out in the first place — you know, to prolong your... Read More >

Categories: Crestor Dr. Aseem Malhotra Dr. Steven Nissen Lipitor statin drugs don’t prolong life statin study statins

This Medicare program could be a ‘prelude’ to a risky Rx

July 26, 2017 If you’re on Medicare, watch out! The agency has just “boosted its incentives” for your doctor to “diagnose” you as “prediabetic.” Once that’s in the bag, you’ll be referred to a “health coach” who will make you part of the newly-expanded Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP). And for each “prediabetic”... Read More >

Categories: big pharma Diabetes MDPP Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program pre-diseases Prediabetes

These ‘indirect additives’ pose a direct risk to our health

July 20, 2017 For kids everywhere, and even a lot of us adults, this new finding about one of our favorite comfort foods is downright catastrophic! You may have seen the news reports last week about packaged mac and cheese products turning up with high levels of phthalates — nasty chemicals that disrupt... Read More >

Categories: FDA hormone disrupting chemicals indirect food additives Kraft mac and cheese phthalates

If you have kidney disease, this can help you live longer

July 13, 2017 Cardiac rehab is the gold standard for practically all patients following a heart attack or diagnosis of heart disease. The same goes for chronic lung diseases. Asthma... COPD.... bronchitis? Expect to be hustled into a program that will give you exercise training, ways to help you breathe better, and even... Read More >

Categories: benefits of walking chronic kidney disease CKD exercise with kidney disease walking

Warnings issued over ‘serious’ risks with prostate drug

July 5, 2017 Researchers at Boston University Medical Center are sounding the alarm over “serious adverse side effects” they say have come to light about the prostate drug Avodart (or its generic version, dutsteride) — ones that they hope doctors tell their patients about immediately. But this bad-news drug has been risky from... Read More >

Categories: Avodart benign prostatic hyperplasia BPH drugs for an enlarged prostate dutsteride Saw Palmetto treatments for an enlarged prostate

Invokana makeover shows how drug risks can be hidden by hype

July 3, 2017 A little over a month ago, I told you how the type 2 med Invokana can double your risk of suffering an amputation. That’s something the FDA is now requiring the drug to carry a black-box warning over. But now you might be seeing headlines about how the drug is... Read More >

Categories: amputation risk of Invokana Bruce Neal CANVAS study Invokana The George Institute for Global Health

AHA reissues discredited — and dangerous – dietary advice

June 27, 2017 How is it that bad advice never, ever seems to go away? It simply lurks in the shadows, waiting to reappear at just the right moment. Well, that moment is now, and the advice is about dietary fat — coming from the good old American Heart Association. What the AHA... Read More >

Categories: AHA American Heart Association corn oil dietary fat genetically modified corn peanut oil peanuts aflatoxin pesticides on soy Roundup soy oil

New ‘refund’ scheme just another ploy to sell costly drugs

June 26, 2017 It’s the latest and greatest marketing scheme in Big Pharma land. Drug-industry profiteers have figured out a way to get more doctors to write loads of prescriptions for outrageously priced and risky drugs — and that’s to offer a refund if the products “don’t work.” On its face, that sounds... Read More >

Categories: Amgen cholesterol dangers of low cholesterol Drug refunds high cholesterol Praulent Repatha Sanofi

Is this simple nutrient a silver bullet against diabetes?

June 22, 2017 Have experts found a simple, drug-free way to prevent — and even treat — type 2 diabetes? A group of international researchers recently uncovered something that doesn’t involve the usual type 2 suspects — obesity and genetics. Instead, it has to do with a simple vitamin — one that appears... Read More >

Categories: beta cells Diabetes foods high in vitamin A vitamin a vitamin A and insulin production

The deadly cholesterol secret your doctor isn’t talking about… and the natural game-changer that could save your life

June 21, 2017 by Michele Cagan We’re having the wrong conversation when it comes to cholesterol. Mainstream medicine... spurred on by Big Pharma... locks in on lowering your cholesterol by any means necessary. They aggressively hammer away at that bad LDL with statin drugs, forcing levels lower and lower... But is that really... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: July 2017

Urgent: This class of drugs can be deadly for diabetics

June 15, 2017 Another very loud and clear warning has just been sounded about the class of drugs known as beta blockers. These commonly prescribed meds are used to treat high blood pressure and routinely handed out to patients with heart disease. Just last week, I told you about a new study that... Read More >

Categories: beta-blockers Diabetes diabetes and beta blockers heart attacks hypoglycemia low blood sugar risk of beta blockers

Permanent disability yet another risk of statins

June 15, 2017 It’s a side effect that puts millions in crippling pain every day. And it’s the result of one of the most commonly prescribed drugs out there. I’m talking about the muscle pain and weakness that can come along with taking a statin. At first, those who suffered from this condition... Read More >

Categories: Crestor Lipitor myopathy myositis necrotizing myopathy new onset diabetes side effects of statins statin muscle pain statins
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