By Jefferey Jaxen The uncomfortable fact is that multinational corporations have little to no humanity and they continue to prove it. Johnson and Johnson is not unique in its crimes and abuse. Other corporations have bodies buried that will also soon be discovered. The real…
By Justin Gardner With the “Affordable Care Act” now fully in place, the middle class is feeling the squeeze yet again through higher insurance costs, making quality health care unaffordable for many. On top of that, pharmaceutical drug prices continue to increase, especially cancer drugs…
By Carey Wedler According to new reports, Prince was in possession of painkillers at the time of his death. Law enforcement sources cautioned they could not yet determine whether or not the pills were related to the death of the beloved icon last week. Conflicting statements…
By Christina Sarich How often do scientists smugly quote the latest research on a topic only later to be made the fool by insider revelations that published research in peer-reviewed journals is abjectly false? This happens so frequently now, that it has become clear: Science is broken,…
By Heather Callaghan Most people don’t wish for forced medication, doled out through their vegetable and fruit intake. Did you know that much of our so-called conventional crops are fertilized with sewage or irrigated with reclaimed waste water? And did you know that it’s possible…
By Casius Kamarampi These are the words of American parents, convinced by the medical establishment that amphetamine is safe for three-year-old children. They share stories of dosing their toddlers with amphetamine (Adderall), wondering why their child is experiencing strange symptoms. Not one of the parents…
By Steven Maxwell Do you water your vegetable garden with recycled city water? If so, you may be eating pharmaceutical contaminants that accumulate in your food. A recent study by the American Chemical Society published by Chemistry and Engineering News shows that “eating vegetables grown…
By Dr. Smith Being diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a type of brain tumor, is considered a death sentence by modern medicine. Despite a decades-long war on cancer, and the “most advanced” treatments known to 21st century oncologists, people who develop this aggressive, fast-growing cancer are…
By Catherine J Frompovich In the opinion statement of the American Medical Association’s Opinion on Informed Consent, we read this rather defining statement: The patient’s right of self-decision can be effectively exercised only if the patient possesses enough information to enable an informed choice. The…
By Jon Rappoport The interview, conducted by excellent freelance journalist, Christine Johnson, delves into these questions: How should researchers prove that a particular virus exists? How should they isolate it? What are the correct procedures? These questions, and their answers, reside at the heart of…
Josh Mur Frisco, TX — After an ongoing FBI investigation revealed incriminating information, Brad Harris, CEO of Novus Health Care Services, is being accused of ordering nurses to hasten the deaths of patients. Novus Health Care Service is a company based in Frisco, Texas that…
By Carey Wedler A new survey by the National Safety Council concludes 99 percent of doctors overprescribe prescription opiates to patients. According to the nonprofit’s analysis, nearly all doctors who participated in the survey are “prescribing highly addictive opioid medicines for longer than the three-day…
As the world marks the passing of the soon-to-be 101st anniversary of the use of poison gas on the battlefield, James Corbett of The Corbett Report takes a moment to note some of the dark legacy of Bayer that the German chemical and pharmaceutical giant…
By Michelle Goldstein Our health care system is now based on a pharmaceutical model of care with a strong emphasis on vaccinations. In the 1800s, homeopathic and nutritional health care approaches successfully treated many people who suffered during disease epidemics. Orthodox medical treatments were dangerous and…
By Matt Agorist On January 9, 2016, a study titled “Behavioral abnormalities in young female mice following administration of aluminum adjuvants and the human papillomavirus vaccine Gardasil” was published by the journal Vaccine. The study, which had gone through Vaccine’s “extensive peer review process” consisted…
By Brandon Turbeville Ever since its inception, the FDA’s influence has steadily grown over the products consumed by millions of Americans and over the choices the American people are able to make regarding those products. For many, the FDA stands as America’s gold standard and…
Adapted from A Mind of Your Own by Kelly Brogan, MD If you’re diagnosed with depression, then chances are you can relate to any of the following: persistent distress, malaise, anxiety, inner agitation, fatigue, low libido, poor memory, irritability, insomnia, sense of hopelessness, and feeling…
By Kelly Brogan, MD The following are four principal tenets that may undermine your current understanding of the efficacy and safety of antidepressant medication. [do_widget id=text-16] For more information like this, please check out Dr. Kelly Brogan’s new book, A Mind of Your Own: The…
By Brianna Acuesta Cuba and America strengthen new relationship by sharing lung cancer vaccine. The U.S. and Cuba have had a precarious relationship at best for the last century, but President Obama has seen to it that that relationship be a part of America’s past….
By Chris Veritas Have you ever stripped naked on a plane without cognition, cooked a meal in the middle of the night unawares, or woken up in some strange place, not knowing how on earth you got there? If so, you might be an Ambien…
