| 9 Months until Your Vitamin Supplements Will Be Banned |
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The European Union directive on dietary supplements, Will take effect in August of 2005. This directive, which is part of a larger form of legislation called Codex Alimentarius will place severe restrictions on your.....
In 2002 the European Union passed the directive on dietary supplements. This directive, which is part of a larger form of legislation called codex alimentarius, is a dangerous directive which takes away your rights as An American citizen to control your own health.
This directive is on track to take effect in the United States in less than one year. August 2005 to be exact, and the scenario above will become reality for all of us. These laws will classify proven and safe supplements as “medical drugs”.
Because Congress passed laws in the 90’s and made us part of the world trade organization, The United States is required by law to follow this directive. This is also supported by your FDA. The same FDA which is should be looking out for your best interest when it comes to your health.
Unfortunately, the U.S. media is silent about this disturbing news and the severe restrictions which will take effect less than one year. Are
you aware of the devastating effects this will have on your health?
Naturally, healthy supplements are derived from food and therefore should be treated as food. We in the U.S. already have labeling laws and mega dosing Laws as follows:
All labeling laws - This means if there are any restrictions as to who should not be taking the products, they are listed right on the label.
All mega dosing laws - These laws state: It is illegal to produce a product which will harm someone if consumed in large quantities, unless there is a warning on the label of the product.
All supplement manufacturers are required by law to follow these standards or they will not be in business.
Naturally as you take a serious evaluation of The consequences of compromising our laws, Our constitution, our sovereignty and our Freedoms, You will begin to see that this directive is not For America.
Safe natural supplements and herbs have been proven for over 4,000 years.
Find out more...http://LC-Nutrition.com/yourrights.htm
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Lee Cummings has been studying natural proven nutrition for 9 years. He has helped real people feel better and solve real health problems for over 4 years. Lee publishes The Proven Nutrition monthly Newsletter.
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| Cancer-Treatments.org Offers Information on New Cancer Treatment Options - Nov 26, 2004 14:41 IST |
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Did you know there is a doctor in Mexico who has a 98% success rate with curing bone cancer? Did you know clinics exist that can offer a 90-100% success rate with curing 4 and 5 stage cancers? Did you know there is a new form of super supplement that helps people quietly cure themselves of cancer?
Unfortunately, most cancer patients don’t know about this treatment... and they continue to suffer through hours of debilitating chemotherapy. Cancer-Treatments.org hopes to change that.
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| Callisto Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CEO to Present at the 15th Annual Wall Street Analyst Forum Conference - Nov 26, 2004 13:51 IST |
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Callisto Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMEX: KAL), a biopharmaceutical company primarily focused on the development of drugs to treat cancer and osteolytic bone disease, announced today that Dr. Gary S. Jacob, Callisto Chief Executive Officer, will present at the 15th Annual Wall Street Analyst Forum Conference on December 1, 2004, at 11:40 a.m. Eastern time. The conference will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City, New York.
Dr. Jacob will present an update on Callisto’s strategy and business development efforts, followed by an overview of its Annamycin and Atiprimod drug candidates. Annamycin, a drug from the anthracycline family, recently completed a Phase I/IIa trial in refractory leukemia patients. Callisto plans to initiate a Phase IIb trial in relapsed leukemia patients in the first half of 2005. Callisto’s second drug, Atiprimod, a small-molecule, orally-available drug with antiproliferative and antiangiogenic activity, began an open-label Phase I/IIa clinical trial in relapsed multiple myeloma (MM) patients on May 25, 2004.
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| Low-Fat vs. Low-Carb Study Results Mis-Reported: Study Revelaed the Real Enemy is Junk Food - Nov 26, 2004 13:51 IST |
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Recent headlines suggesting low-carb dieters were more likely to re-gain weight than low-fat dieters resulted from misinterpretation of a study presented earlier this month at a major conference on obesity. In fact, the study showed no difference between the two groups of dieters. The real “enemy” revealed by the study was junk food consumed after subjects had lost weight.
According to Catherine LaCroix, editor in chief of LowCarb Living magazine, the study presented earlier this month at the North American Association for the Study of Obesity was widely misreported. “A review of the data showed there was absolutely no difference in weight re-gain between the ‘low-carb’ and ‘low-fat’ groups,” said LaCroix. “So we talked to Suzanne Phelan, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Human Behavior at Brown University, who presented the study. She admits that those headlines proclaiming ‘low fat beats low carb’ were ‘somewhat misleading.’”
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| Consumers Buy Klonopin, Clonazepam And Rivotril From Online Pharmacies In Increasing Numbers. - Nov 26, 2004 13:45 IST |
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Back by popular demand - the frequently prescribed anxiety medications Klonopin and it’s generic counterparts Clonazepam and Rivotril at US-Meds.com.
Consumers are now going to online pharmacies in increasing numbers in order to protect their privacy and to get immediate service - which is usually not available with traditional face to face doctor visits.
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| AIDS Walk Founder Available for Comment: The Significance - Nov 26, 2004 13:34 IST |
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While many cite declining numbers in fundraising for AIDS organizations as evidence of waning public interest in HIV/AIDS, the ever-successful AIDS Walks in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, demonstrate that public support for domestic HIV/AIDS services remains strong.
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| Dispelling the myth. The reality behind human organ trafficking. Professor Nancy Scheper-Hughes in interview - Nov 26, 2004 13:28 IST |
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Professor Nancy Scheper-Hughes, an anthropologist of international renown, first studied the phenomena of organ trafficking from the perspective of an urban myth. Her years of research however uncovered a system that is all too real.
In a rare interview with Three Monkeys Online Magazine, Professor Nancy Scheper-Hughes talks about the international system of trafficking in human organs, where people from impoverished countries sell kidneys, eyes, and any other body part that can be transplanted, to international brokers.
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| Obesity? New Career? Forget the New Year Resolutions - Nov 26, 2004 13:18 IST |
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On January 1, 2005, 97% of Americans will have made their New Year resolutions. By the end of January 2005, 95% of Americans will have discarded them as useless and unworkable. Is there a solution that will change lives or are such thoughts only for foolish dreamers?
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| Good Samaritan Hospital To Provide Advanced Dialysis Therapy Vital In The Treatment Of Unstable Patients - Nov 26, 2004 12:48 IST |
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Following the installation of new equipment and several months of staff training, the Frank and Fannie Weiss Renal Dialysis Center at Good Samaritan Hospital is now capable of performing continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH), an advanced and alternative dialysis therapy.
CVVH is a more gentle and gradual dialysis therapy most commonly used in intensive care units for critically ill and unstable patients with acute renal failure. The Weiss Center is the only hospital-based facility in the county offering the procedure.
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| The Myth About Illegal Drugs...Are They Cast - Off Psychiatric Drugs? - Nov 26, 2004 12:35 IST |
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The founders of Label Me Sane, a California based company announced a nationwide lecture series to educate the public about both illegal and prescription drugs, specifically the psychiatric medication mass marketed today for all types of psychiatric disorders.
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| One of the Finest Premier Spas in Ft. Lauderdale - Nov 26, 2004 12:8 IST |
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Your unforgettable journey at The Retreat Spa, one of the finest spas in Ft. Lauderdale starts with our complimentary luxury Aromatherapy Steam room, unwind your body, mind and soul... while rejuvenating your spirit.
Next, loosen up those tight muscles with a Swedish or deep tissue massage, or try one of our Signature Treatments, a European Facial or Body Wrap.
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| LegalServicesInfo Offers Vioxx Lawyer and Vioxx Attorney Information to Consumers - Nov 26, 2004 12:1 IST |
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Are you or someone you know one of the estimated 84 million people who were prescribed the drug Vioxx? If so, you may be entitled to compensation for your pain and suffering. On September 30th, Merck took the drug Vioxx off of the market after a study showed that the popular painkiller nearly doubled the risk of heart attacks and stroke when taken for more than 18 months.
A Food and Drug Administration reviewer who recommended that the drug be pulled stated that research indicated that Vioxx caused up to 160,000 heart attacks and strokes.
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| Breast Enhancement Pills or Surgery? What are your expectations? - Nov 26, 2004 11:29 IST |
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Approximately two years ago we set out to produce the best herbal breast-enhancing supplement that money could buy. After many months of careful research we were amazed by the claim other producers of breast supplements were making. Some of the claims read, Add 3 cup sizes in weeks! Others promised results that simply were not attainable by any herbal supplement. As time went on some of the companies making these claims were fined by the F.T.C. for making “false and misleading statements.”
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| Be Prepared - Affordable Health Care Through the Holiday Season - Nov 26, 2004 11:3 IST |
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As the weather turns colder and Thanksgiving approaches, our attention turns more towards the holiday feasts and gift giving. This is a joyous time of year and should always remain that way.
With this in mind, the fine folks at MedCare Advantage (http://www.medcareadvantage.com) are working even harder to get Affordable Health Care to everyone who needs it.
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| Smart Holiday Eating: A 10-Point Healthy Eating Plan for School-Age - Nov 26, 2004 11:2 IST |
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With the kids off from school for the Thanksgiving holiday and Christmas just around the corner, poor eating habits can quickly become an unwanted part of family life. What better time than the holidays to make healthy eating a family affair?
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| Holiday Health: Give Get-Fit Gifts - Nov 26, 2004 11:1 IST |
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‘Tis the season to celebrate -- and a time to eat! Most of us gain a few pounds during the holiday season. With family dinners, holiday parties and gift baskets loaded with goodies, who thinks of staying fit?
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| Medical Conference Explores Alternative Treatment of Arthritis - Nov 26, 2004 10:59 IST |
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The Marion Institute today announced an upcoming Biological Medicine conference, lead by Dr. Thomas Rau, MD., which will draw attention to alternative approaches to the treatment of degenerative diseases – such as arthritis – without the need for nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID). In recent weeks, popular NSAIDs have been pulled from the market after trials showed that long-term use of the drugs may double the risk of heart attacks and strokes among patients with heart disease.
“Rather than treating particular symptoms, Biological Medicine looks for the ‘root causes’ of those symptoms,” said Dr. Rau, Rheumatologist and Medical Director of the world-famous Paracelsus Klinik, in Lustmühle, Switzerland. Dr. Rau is a leading expert in Biological Medicine, a new understanding of health and the treatment of disease.
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| Pet Waste – Why You Need to Scoop it? - Nov 25, 2004 19:39 IST |
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As you’re well aware, pet waste can cause odors, flies and can damage your landscape. Most recently, the Environmental Protective Agency (EPA) has shown that pet waste is a significant contributor to bacterial contamination in our ocean water after a storm. Storm water carries litter, pet waste and other pollutants directly into the ocean as it does not receive any treatment prior to discharging into the ocean.
http://cfpub.epa.gov/npdes/stormwater/menuofbmps/poll_3.cfm
Pet feces must be handled carefully due to diseases and parasites. Parasites from pet waste can live in the ground for up to a year, be difficult to kill and cause severe harm to human and pet health. Minimizing that risk will help protect your surrounding environment.
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| Nature’s Baby Launches it’s 100% All Natural Shampoo and Conditioner for Babies and Kids. - Nov 25, 2004 19:35 IST |
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Adena Surabian never figured she’d be looking up chemical compounds on the internet, but that’s exactly what she did when her one-year-old daughter broke out in a mysterious rash all over her body. After trying for days to find the cause of her daughter’s blotchy and inflamed skin, Adena sat down at the computer with an armful of products—everything from shampoo and conditioner to sunscreen and baby lotion.
Though she couldn’t even pronounce some of the ingredients on the labels, Adena researched each and every item she regularly put on her daughter with increasing dismay. She discovered that many of the elements in these commonly used products came with biohazard warnings or were listed as potentially harmful in certain conditions.
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| Stress Raises Asthma Risk in Children - Nov 25, 2004 19:27 IST |
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Stress caused by events such as moving, changes in family relationships and death can raise a child’s risks for asthma attacks four-fold, according to a study in the latest issue of the journal Thorax.
The British study found that stressful life events were linked to bouts of acute asthma at two distinct time periods -- first, within two days of the worrying event, and then again six weeks later.
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| Statistical error exaggerated deaths from obesity in US: officials - Nov 25, 2004 19:25 IST |
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A US government report released in March on the number of deaths related to obesity in the United States exaggerated the number due to a statistical error, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement.
The study published March 10 in the Journal of the American Medical Association said poor diet and physical inactivity accounted for 400,000 deaths in the United States in 2000, compared with 435,000 blamed on tobacco use.
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