Month: October 2017

Drug company founder indicted in US-wide opioid conspiracy – Washington Post

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Forbes Drug company founder indicted in US-wide opioid conspiracyWashington PostPHOENIX — U.S. authorities say the founder of an Arizona-based pharmaceutical company has been arrested and charged with leading a nationwide conspiracy to bribe doctors to prescribe a powerful opioid pain medication. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for …Company accused of rewarding doctors for prescribing fentanyl spray9NEWS.comTop Executive … Read more

How the government can fight the opioid epidemic under a public health emergency – Washington Post

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Washington Post How the government can fight the opioid epidemic under a public health emergencyWashington PostAt this point in the nation’s opioid epidemic, fighting back is mainly about quickly making money available: Money for treatment. Money for the overdose antidote naloxone. Money to hire more people to help overwhelmed cities and states battle a crisis … Read more

Health Ranger celebrates free speech and the independent media: Keep fighting for liberty and truth

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(Natural News) The fact that independent voices and critical thinkers can still operate on the internet today is proof that America’s freedoms are rare, valuable and definitely worth fighting for. Don’t let America slip down the path of totalitarianism, left-wing censorship or demands for politically correct obedience from intolerant conformists. The diversity of voices is… … Read more

Shocking video shows “Science March” morons trying to destroy the signs of skeptics… censorship is now their entire “argument”

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(Natural News) The tolerant, inclusive, free-speech-loving left lived up to its stellar reputation yet again this past spring during the People’s Climate March in Washington, D.C. Actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio, who is fond of traveling by private jet and luxury yacht, was one of the thousands of people in attendance. Marchers apparently left a… … Read more

IT’S CRIMINAL: Doctors now pushing to slash recommended vitamin D intake in half, even as most of the population is critically deficient in this anti-cancer nutrient

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(Natural News) Looks like vitamin D has been d-listed by scientists yet again, with new recommended dietary allowance (RDA) guidelines halving vitamin D intake from 800 international units (IU) per day to a paltry 400 IU. This, following conclusions made by the Endocrine Society after using a “gold standard for measuring 25(OH)D.” These findings were… … Read more

Pandemic bird flu virus just three mutations away, warn scientists

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(Natural News) As the general population lines up and pumps itself full of cytotoxins (vaccine ingredients), another viral mutation is being predicted. This time scientists are warning about a new kind of bird flu virus, one that is only three mutations away from attaching to human host cells and becoming a global pandemic. It doesn’t… … Read more

The shared economy is going solar with neighbors buying and selling renewable energy to each other in Brooklyn

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(Natural News) Blockchain technology, the same database system that drives Bitcoin, is now being used to transform the energy sector. A consortium of concerned citizens have proposed a community microgrid iteration that allows people to bid for and sell solar energy to their neighbors. Brooklyn-based LO3 Energy seeks to create a series of local energy… … Read more

Pharmaceutical use during pregnancy resulting in premature births, birth defects, and massive costs to insurers

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(Natural News) The European Medicines Agency will go over the evidence concerning the harmful effects of an epilepsy pill on unborn babies and decide if the warnings are sufficient enough. The drug, sodium valproate, has been connected to nearly 20,000 babies born with disabilities ever since its introduction in the 1970s, reported the DailyMail.co.uk. Also… … Read more

New study confirms the dangers of BPA exposure for infants: It reduces gut biodiversity, setting the child up for chronic inflammation and disease

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(Natural News) Recent research in rabbits reveals that exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) sets up an infant for susceptibility to chronic disease influenced by inflammation. The study, published in mSystems, used pregnant rabbits that received 200 µg of BPA/kg of body weight from gestation day 15 through postnatal day seven. Fetal exposure to BPA did not… … Read more

Children are more obese than ever, and the numbers are still growing; there are 10 times more overweight kids than there were 40 years ago

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(Natural News) International experts from various fields are all saying the same thing: STOP. Stop denying that there isn’t an obesity crisis. Stop feeding your children junk. And most of all, stop practicing unhealthy lifestyle habits. The slightly desperate plea made by researchers at the Imperial College London and the World Health Organization (WHO) comes… … Read more