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TeenScreen wrongly identifies 84% of teens as suicidal

by Citizens Commission on Human Rights
“DEPRESSION” TEEN SCREENING
Unreliable, Invasive and Dangerous
Psychiatrists and psychologists advise that the worsening state of our youth provides
justification for “mandatory, universal behavioral” or “mental illness” screening. With
this license to inspect every child from pre‐school to college and university, they
fraudulently claim they can identify those “at risk” of becoming unstable, […]

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Methyl Iodide Pesticide Regulation to Have Negative Health Impact says DPR’s Own Scientist

Fuming: Bill Monning, center, with (from left) Paul Towers of Pesticide Watch, California State Grange President Bob McFarland and Dolores Huerta Foundation Vice President Sal Alvarez. Sara Rubin
By Sara Rubin
Monterey County Weekly
Science was “subverted” in the state Department of Pesticide Regulation’s approval of the strawberry fumigant methyl iodide, and its use is likely going […]

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NVIC Cites “Betrayal” of Consumers by U.S. Supreme Court Decision Giving Total Liability Shield to Big Pharma

by National Vaccine Information Center
February 23, 2011 08:03 AM Eastern Time  WASHINGTON–(EON: Enhanced Online News)–The National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), whose co-founders worked with Congress on the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 (PL-99-660), is calling yesterday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision giving drug companies total liability protection for injuries and deaths caused by government […]

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Washing Your Hands Too Much Could Destroy Your Life

Health Impact News Editor Comments:

Dr. Mercola has published an article today about the dangers of washing your hands with antibiotic soaps: “4 of the Most Dangerous Myths About Washing Your Hands.” In this article he discusses how the use of antibacterial soaps are now tied to a public health crisis:

“Did you know that […]

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Study: Colostrum helps treat leaky gut syndrome

by Jonathan Benson
(NaturalNews) Heavy-training athletes, and runners in particular, often suffer from “leaky gut syndrome,” a condition in which bowel health becomes damaged due to increased permeability of gut lining. But a new study published in the American Journal of Physiology – Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiologyhas found a viable solution — bovine colostrum.
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9 Steps to Perfect Health – #5: Heal Your Gut

by Chris Kesser
The Healthy Skeptic
All disease begins in the gut.- Hippocrates
Hippocrates said this more than 2,000 years ago, but we’re only now coming to understand just how right he was. Research over the past two decades has revealed that gut health is critical to overall health, and that an unhealthy […]

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The Superiority of Spiritual Food

by Brian Shilhavy
Meanwhile his disciples urged him, “Rabbi, eat something.” But he said to them, “I have food to eat that you know nothing about.” Then his disciples said to each other, “Could someone have brought him food?” “My food,” said Jesus, “is to do the will of him who sent me and to […]

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Turn Juicing Pulp & Coconut Oil into Amazing Dog Food

by Mindy
http://blog.evokeelegance.com

One of my absolute favorite things to make with the leftover pulp is food for my pooch.  Dogs will benefit from the addition of some fruit pulp to their commercial dog food or raw food diet. Try mixing the pulp and dry food with a little yogurt to make it a more palatable for those picky […]

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Stinky? Home-made Natural Deodorant Recipe with Coconut Oil Can Help!

by Suzanne
Mommy Footprint

A few years ago I read something that prompted me to stop using deodorant. It was a quick little post from a mom on a website that she stopped using deodorant when breastfeeding because the thought of chemicals entering her body in the area where her baby was nursing made her uncomfortable. Since […]

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Psychiatry Biggest Offender in Mis-diagnosis and Unnecessary Procedures

Dr. Stefan Kruszewski, an Addiction Psychiatrist and CEO of Kruszewski & Associates, states in the article published by ABC News: “Reports from the Institute of Medicine and HealthGrades indicate that there have been 400,000 to 1.2 million error-induced deaths in the United States from 1996 to 2006…Surgeons are not the only medical professionals […]

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