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Chlorine on tap: don’t drink it Chlorine is regularly used in our public water supply to combat infectious waterborne diseases, but it may be doing more harm than good. A public notice issued in Washington, DC, warned that a high le... Metal fatigue It’s assumed that we’re either the result of nature or nurture. But with the advent of an increasingly toxic environment, there is now a third element - noxious agents. Knowing the form This is a story about forms; yes, those objects of hate that you have to fill in all the time. But, more significantly, it’s also a story about diet, the foods we eat and your long-term health. Most o... The ‘flight into health’ I am no longer a psychiatrist. I renounce it because I believe cruelty is at the core of the profession. In my early days in the field, Sunlight: a baby’s birthright Picture the scene. Your baby is six months old, and is growing healthily and happily on your breast milk alone. Fluoride: poisoning by law The UK government seems determined to press ahead with planned extensions of water fluoridation schemes in the UK. This is despite many warnings and much evidence The root of the problem At the beginning of the 20th century, the biggest risk factors for death due to heart disease were tooth and jaw infections. A single unhealthy tooth could lead to an early grave due to subacute bacte... Nutritional shield against modern warfare As we face the outbreak of war and, with it, the biological weaponry of modern warfare, many of us may be wondering how we can protect ourselves from the terrifying prospect of a bioterrorist attack. Something in the water Many regulations throughout the world require chlorine treatment of the water. In the US, 75 per cent of the water consumed is chlorinated. What does it take to survive aids? Three of the first people in America caught in the AIDS epidemic were told nearly 20 years ago that they’d soon be in their graves.

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6 Feb 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

In the pocket

Our main feature this month (http://www.wddty.com/kill-not-cure.html) highlights two disturbing statistics about Big Pharma: in 2011, it was recorded as the most fraudulent industry group in the world... more »

11 Jan 2012 | Adverse Reactions (bshubbard)

When miracles happen

Praying for another’s wellbeing is problematic, even at this time of year when our thoughts might turn to miracles and healings of the sick.   It’s not a problem for the sender or rec... more »

7 Dec 2011 | Jill Purce (bshubbard)

Chanting for health

Using our voices has always been the key to healing and transformation in traditional cultures, and was a major contribution to a healthy community in our own – until we stopped. Having pioneere... more »

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19:58 | Healthy Living (richard ponsonby)

Re: Chronic fatigue

Is there a difference in her diet when she is on holiday? more »

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Hcg Portland Packages A One-tw...

hcg diet Countless new dieters getting ready to partake of the HCG diet regime wonder if one can find any kinds with HCG diet risks that they should know about before beginning the diet program. Thing... more »

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Hi, gosh that sounds a realy ghastly reaction you've had  to the medication. Look Clonidine up on Google, and you'll see that elevated bllod pressure is one of the possible adverse reacti... more »

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