by N.Morgan

As many have suspected over the years, the Rothschilds control every market, including our…

1 drop of blood & 60 minutes: Breakthrough device heralds future of cancer detection

Published time: October 18, 2014 13:33

Early cancer detection can save millions of lives but current diagnostic methods remain costly and invasive. However, a new startup is developing a device which could detect dozens of cancers with a single blood test.…

The killer pimple: Doctors warn of aggressive form of skin cancer which is six times more likely to kill if it is not removed within two months

• Nodular melanomas look like a red lump rather than an ugly dark mole
• The aggressive form of skin cancer makes up just 15 per cent of melanoma cases but causes 43 per cent of melanoma…

Blue Scorpion Venom: Cuba's Miracle Drug

By Jean Friedman-Rudovsky Thursday, Apr 18 2013

Six-year-old Leandro Gonzáles sits attentively at the foot of his parents' double bed, his legs dangling along the faded flower-print bedspread. His tiny brown eyes follow …

The river you can’t see for RUBBISH: Former Indonesian paradise is now clogged with household waste and toxic chemicals dumped by textile factories

• The Citarum in Java is now said to be the dirtiest river in the world
• More than 35million people still rely on it for drinking and washing
• Greenpeace report last year claimed one of the largest textile…

Magic Mushrooms and LSD Help Cancer Patients Overcome Fear of Death, Say Scientists

• By Tom Porter 
  
  April 5, 2014 14:15 GMT

Drugs including magic mushrooms and MDMA are being used to treat cancer patients and people suffering from social anxiety by…

Act of compassion violates school dress code policy

Maya Rodriguez, KUSA12:31 a.m. EDT March 25, 2014

What started out as a kind gesture is turning into a battle over whether hair, or the lack of it, should matter in school.

KUSA - It was meant as a gesture of solidarity: a girl in Grand Junction shaved her head to support her friend, who…

Lawsuit alleges BP, Chevron dumped radioactive waste into Louisiana waters

Toxic cloud of tar sands waste travels from Detroit to Canada

Published time: August 02, 2013 23:38

A massive cloud of black dust that swept across the Detroit River into Windsor, Canada this week has been linked to piles of petroleum coke, a by-product of tar sands oil illegally stored in Detroit by Koch Carbon.

Though much has already been said of the tar sands oil industry, which is currently experiencing a boom and has spurred…

Humor is an excellent tool to inform people and to talk about serious matters that need to be discussed. Bill Hicks, a comedian criticizing the PTB, died of cancer in 1994 at the age of 32. It is quite possible that the did not get the cancer naturally but that he was murdered. Same applies to the late…

Karen Parisian's cancer stricken 8 year old daughter Sarah, of Minnetonka, Minn., was having a lot of difficulties following a single cycle of chemotherapy. Besides the standard hair loss, Sarah lost weight and suffered from nausea and a sore throat. The week that the chemo had to start Sarah was sleeping 22 hours a day. 

Because of the chemo's negative effects, Sarah's family wanted…

US finally begins massive clean up of toxic Agent Orange... 50 years after it laid waste to jungles of Vietnam

• First official clean up step comes four decades after end of conflict
• Millions of gallons of chemical dumped over course of decade to destroy enemy cover
• Comes as Vietnam and the U.S.…

'Fake tan causes fertility problems': Users warned the lotions could harm unborn babies and trigger cancer

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 08:26 GMT, 22 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:46 GMT, 22 July…

Michael Snyder

The American Dream

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Does it ever seem to you like people are becoming stupider than ever?  There have always been people out there that have been a few cards short of a full deck, but these days it seems like more people than ever are a few fries short of a Happy Meal.…

Prostate cancer surgery 'has little or no benefit' in extending life of patients

• The study compared surgically removing prostate gland with 'watchful waiting'
• Some experts now questioning whether disease should even be called cancer

By…

EPA approves 'Agent Orange' pesticide

Published: 11 April, 2012, 23:36

The Environmental Protection Agency has refused a petition that aimed to ban the sale of a powerful pesticide linked with cancer — and while already available, a surge in sales is expected as scientists ready a new crop resistant to the chemical.

Not only has…

Coke and Pepsi alter recipe to avoid cancer warning

9 March 2012 Last updated at 14:12 GMT

Coca-Cola and Pepsi are changing the recipes for their drinks to avoid being legally obliged to put a cancer warning label on the bottle.

The new recipe for caramel colouring in the drinks has less 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI) - a chemical which California has added to its list of…

Life-saving new cancer drugs are being held back so the Government can save money, claims GlaxoSmithKline chief executive

• UK is delaying the approval of new treatments
  
  
• Several new drugs have been blocked by Nice, says academic…
  
  

Jonathan Benson

Natural News

January 5, 2012

(NaturalNews) No matter how many times the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) claims the machines are safe and pose no threat to travelers or personnel, naked body scanners that emit ionizing radiation are, indeed, a very serious health threat. And Dr. Edward Dauer, head of radiology at Florida Medical Center,…