News & Updates
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2018 Measles “Outbreak”
2018 Measles “Outbreak” 107 cases in 21 states according to the media. CDC reports this is just a typical year and not a multi-state outbreak since these figures are spread across 8 months in a variety of states. Measles is a self limiting disease that lasts 7 to 10 days and provides lifelong immunity. As…
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Breakfast with a Dose of Roundup?
EWG’s new report, Breakfast With a Dose of Roundup?, reveals alarming levels of glyphosate in popular cereals, granola bars and instant oatmeals. Glyphosate is the cancer-causing key ingredient in Monsanto’s signature herbicide, Roundup. Recently, a San Francisco court ordered Monsanto to pay $289 million in damages after ruling glyphosate played a key role in causing…
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6 Ways the “Hot Spots” Study is Useless Propaganda
A scientifically dishonest report co-authored by Dr. Hotez declare certain communities in the United States “hot spots” which means, according to the study authors, those communities are “vulnerable” to having a horrible outbreak at any moment. Many of these declared ‘hotspots’ are centered in Idaho. This is fake news in the name of scientific study.…
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Monsanto Knew the Toxicity of Roundup. Sign the Petitions to Eliminate Glyphosate.
A jury found unanimously that Monsanto’s glyphosate-based Roundup weed killer caused Mr. Johnson to develop NHL, and that Monsanto failed to warn of this severe health hazard. Importantly, the jury also found that Monsanto acted with malice, oppression or fraud and should be punished for its conduct. Monsanto Co. continues to refuse to warn consumers…
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Inflammation and 8 Other Side Effects of Canola Cooking Oil
While canola oil has been marketed as a health-food oil, low in saturated fats and a source of omega-3 fatty acids, it is very far from that. Canola oil is not only genetically modified, but it is highly processed and refined, both of which contribute to major health problems in the body. Canola oil has…
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Chickenpox Vaccine Doubles the Risk of Shingles
The chicken pox vaccine, also known as the varicella vaccine, was added to the childhood vaccination schedule for babies aged 12 to 15 months in 1995. In light of waning vaccine effectiveness, it was later recommended that kids aged four to six also get a second booster shot. There might be fewer cases of chicken…