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Deadly secrets about Tylenol may never be revealed

March 6, 2017 Hundreds of lawsuits filed against the maker of Tylenol threatened to expose the true story of this drug once and for all. That would have happened through things such as confidential memos, expert reports, and documents that the company, McNeil Consumer Healthcare (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson) wanted to... Read More >

Categories: acetaminophen acetaminophen liver danger liver damage McNeil Consumer Healthcare Tylenol Tylenol lawsuits

Full cancer-fighting power of HSI favorite packed into 1/100th of the dose: New discoveries super-concentrate the “Hail Mary” cancer miracle

March 6, 2017 by Michele Cagan If you’re one of the 1.7 million Americans who will be diagnosed with cancer in 2017, your fight just got easier. As an HSI member, you have access to one of the most studied, most effective natural cancer treatments in the world. In fact, we first reported... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: March 2017

Stents and other procedures often both needless and deadly

March 6, 2017 Having a stent inserted in an artery is a commonplace medical procedure that’s done to around 700,000 Americans every single year. If you’ve just had a heart attack, it can be a lifesaver. But for patients with stable chest pain, it’s not just unnecessary — it can be a killer.... Read More >

Categories: dangers of stents hormone therapy Meniscus surgery stents unnecessary medical procedures

More and more seniors prescribed death-row drug combos

February 27, 2017 A new study just published in JAMA is sounding the alarm about seniors and drugs like never before. It appears that more and more of them are being prescribed a killer cocktail of meds. Despite all the warnings — and despite doctors pledging to be more careful — things are... Read More >

Categories: benzos opioids Psychotropic drugs risky drug combos study seniors psychiatric drugs University of Michigan study psychotropic drugs

FDA approves ‘suicide stunner’ of a psoriasis med

February 21, 2017 If you’ve watched television for more than ten minutes lately, you’ve seen ad after ad promoting drugs for psoriasis. People in these commercials are desperately trying to cover up any signs of the condition, while those who take Big Pharma’s meds are confidently going to yoga class and the hairdresser,... Read More >

Categories: Amgen AstraZenica FDA psoriasis REMS Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy Siliq Valeant

Can the flu shot damage your heart?

February 15, 2017 The American Heart Association wants us to “think red” during February for American Heart Month. It even sponsored a “Wear Red Day” at the beginning of the month. But instead of wearing red, we should be seeing red over a new study about the flu vaccine and those suffering from... Read More >

Categories: American Heart Association American Heart Month flu vaccine flu vaccine heart damage heart failure influenza shot influenza shot causes inflammation

How cases of ‘Alzheimer’s’ can often be easily reversed

February 14, 2017 It’s the devastating diagnosis you never want to hear: Alzheimer’s. But for scores of patients at an Ohio memory clinic who were given that heartbreaking news, it wasn’t true. Before learning that, however, many fell into a deep depression. Some made plans about how and when they would commit suicide,... Read More >

Categories: Alzheimer’s disease dementia drugs that cause Alzheimer’s symptoms Ohio memory clinic Polypharmacy wrong Alzheimer’s diagnosis

FDA ignores horrific results of giving this med to children

February 13, 2017 Last week I told you about a barbaric therapy used to treat men with prostate cancer called androgen deprivation therapy (ADT). In adult men, it’s been known to cause side effects such as bone fractures, heart attacks, strokes and sudden death. But one of these ADT drugs, called Lupron, isn’t... Read More >

Categories: ADT androgen deprivation therapy dangers of Lupron Lupron precocious puberty prostate cancer

New research bashes niacin, but don’t believe a word of it

February 13, 2017 Over the years, niacin has received some entirely undeserved bad press. And that’s a real shame considering how much it has going for it. For example, niacin can help relieve arthritis pain, lower cholesterol and triglycerides, benefit the heart and treat depression and insomnia. Now, researchers from the University of... Read More >

Categories: big pharma FDA laropiprant niacin niacin drug combo niacin flush University of Pennsylvania study niacin

Killer diarrhea bug can be stopped by doing this one thing

February 7, 2017 Researchers in the UK have confirmed one of the biggest discoveries to date on how to stop the horrific gut infection called C. diff. C. diff can be a killer. And even for those whose lives aren’t in immediate jeopardy, this nasty, painful illness — which can cause watery, bloody... Read More >

Categories: Avelox C-diff Cipro Fluoroquinolone antibiotics how to curb C. diff infections Levaquin overprescribing of antibiotics

Cataracts: the secret side effect of cholesterol meds

February 6, 2017 It’s the best-kept secret out there about all of those cholesterol-lowering drugs. In fact, Big Pharma seems to have gone to such lengths to keep it under cover, I wouldn’t be surprised if your doctor didn’t even know! Now, this vision-blurring side effect is rearing its shadowy head again where... Read More >

Categories: Cataracts low cholesterol PCSK9 inhibitors Praluent Repatha statin eye risk statins Statins and cataracts

This shot could be worse than the disease it aims to prevent

February 1, 2017 The vaccine for Lyme disease may have been one of the most dangerous shots ever created. And it could be back in your doctor’s office again before you know it. Nineteen years ago, a shot to protect us from this tick-borne illness was approved by the FDA. And just a... Read More >

Categories: deer ticks FDA lyme disease Lyme vaccine Lyme vaccine side effects Lymerix new Lyme vaccine OspA protein
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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