| 11/28/2003 - Sunscreen May Actually be Causing Skin Cancer |
| Sunscreen may actually be CAUSING skin cancer, if the latest
statistics and case studies are any indication… The media intentionally misrepresents skin cancer's prevalence by lumping together the relatively rare malignant melanoma (NOT sun-caused) |
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| 11/25/2003 - Who's "standing guard" over your health care rights? |
| I'm writing this to you today so that you'll realize that the very government you depend on to protect some group of rights you DO believe in (especially when it comes to your healthcare freedoms and medical options) could turn on you in a second. |
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| 11/21/2003 - Technology Makes Way for Genetic Engineering |
| Technology. It's sold to us as a benefit - the key to enriching
our already too-perfect lives. Safer cars, cleaner furnaces,
better medicine (and more expensive, too!), ever-larger and
cheaper TVs… And genetic engineering. |
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| 11/18/2003 - The Diet and Fitness Industry Don't Want You to Lose Weight and Keep it Off |
| Believe it or not, the mainstream's multi-billion dollar diet and fitness industries in this country don't want you to know the right way to lose weight and keep it off… |
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| 11/14/2003 - Are Eggs Bad for You? |
| And don't be fooled by all the pro-egg talk you may have been hearing lately. Up until very recently, the mainstream's been vilifying these golden morsels of good fat, protein and other healthy substances… |
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| 11/11/2003 - Exercise Nuts Turn to Coffee for Less Painful Workout |
| Why? Because the caffeine in coffee blocks a key biochemical
called adenosine that is produced in large quantities during
strenuous exercise - which greatly reduces pain and muscle
soreness… |
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| 11/07/2003 - Is Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) a Scam Promoted by Drug Makers? |
| I know I've been blowing hard about Attention Deficit Disorder a lot lately, but it just keeps popping up in the news in new (and ever more absurd) ways… |
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| 11/04/2003 - Parkinson's Drugs Seem to Spur a Compulsion Toward Gambling |
| As it turns out, several members of a certain class of Parkinson's drugs seem to spur a compulsion toward gambling in an unusual number of patients-some of which dug themselves into debt by as much as $60,000 or more! |
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