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Omega 3 Deficiency Causes Thousands of Deaths - NewsGrabs Sunday, 19 July 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 16:01:38 GMT

Omega-3 deficiency causes 96,000 US deaths per year, say researchers Omega-3 deficiency is the sixth biggest killer of Americans and more deadly than excess trans fat intake, according to a new study. The study, jointly funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) through the Association of Schools of Public Health, drew on 2005 data from the US National Health Center for Health Statistics. They determined that there were 72,000-96,000 preventable deaths each year due to omega-3 deficiency, compared to 63,000-97,000 for high trans fat intake. Vitamin D, magnesium, other nutrients may influence cardiovascular disease risk Vitamin D, magnesium, and other nutrients may influence the risk and progression of cardiovascular disease, says a report....

Swine Flu Virus may be Weak - NewsGrabs Thursday, 9 July 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 22:16:06 GMT

Swine Flu Genes Show Virus May Be Weak Preliminary evidence suggests that swine flu may prove relatively mild, though scientists warn against drawing firm conclusions from on-the-fly early research. Wired.com has learned that Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory computer scientists Jonathan Allen and Tom Slezak did not find similarities between swine flu and historical strains that spread widely, with catastrophic effect. Swine Flu Vaccine: Will We Have A Choice? Barbara Loe Fisher, President National Vaccine Information Center talks about the swine flu and the vaccines that are being prepared. French doctor accuses WHO of criminal malfeasance French doctor Marc Girard – called as a expert medical witness in a trial over the deaths of people in France...

Beautiful Truth - NewsGrabs Thursday, 2 July 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 07:33:09 GMT

Movie: The Beautiful Truth Garrett, an Alaskan boy, was home-schooled by his father. His first assignment was to study a controversial book written by Dr. Max Gerson. Written over 50 years ago, Dr. Gerson found that diet could, and did, cure cancer. Controversial at the time (and even today), Garrett took on the challenge of researching this amazing therapy, which drew the interest of his neighbors in the small Alaskan community. With the help of Dr. Gerson’s daughter, Charlotte Gerson, and grandson, Howard Strauss, they gave him the ammunition needed to go in search for the truth – a truth that would affect not only him, but his entire Alaskan village – all of whom wanted...

GMO Opposition on the Rise - NewsGrabs Thursday, 25 June 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:23:36 GMT

US Opposition to GMOs Gathers Momentum Great upheavals may be afoot in the United States, the world’s leader in genetic modification (GM), and biggest producer of GM crops. Within the past several months, doctors have issued a strong statement calling for a moratorium on GM foods on grounds of safety, and scientists have declared GM crops an agronomic failure. Eleven EU Member States Want Right to Ban GMOs The paper was co-written by Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Slovenia and the Netherlands. "Given the unsatisfactory situation and the negative attitude towards GMOs of large parts of the population in many member states, time has come to find a new approach to deal...

Could Doctors Go the Way of Record Companies? - NewsGrabs Friday 19 June 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 08:56:17 GMT

Could Doctors Go the Way of Record Companies? Those of us who follow health care may be overlooking the big picture. Most of the profound (and sometimes disruptive) changes of the last half century -- computers, the Internet, social networks -- weren't initiated by the political process. They arose at the intersection of technology, economics, and mass social change. So here's something to think about: Could the medical profession go the way of the record industry? Open source medicine and p2p (in this case patient to patient) sharing of health related information is a distinct possibility with the internet at our disposal. No longer is the suppression of alternative treatment modalities by recourse to prosecution and biased,...

Finally US EPA & Europe Recognize Toxicity of Fluoride

Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:29:28 GMT

Further to: Water Fluoridation Causes Cancer & Increases Tumor Growth Rate By 25% here is finally recognition of the toxicity of Fluoride salts. This is clearly precedent-setting following the news release below is the landmark decision of the European Court...

Europeans want freedom of choice, national sovereignty - NewsGrabs Sunday 14 June 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 13:56:48 GMT

European election results: People want freedom of choice, national sovereignty It seems that the European people are beginning to wake up to the fact that their national sovereignty has been almost completely eroded in recent years and putting their head in the sand and ignoring what’s going on in Brussels won’t make things any better. It is a matter of rescuing the last remnants of democracy from a system that’s been rapidly moving towards totalitarianism. For European citizens who care about their futures and those of their children, 2009-14 will need to be a time of engagement with their European elected representatives. People will need to make clear what it is that they want, and what...

Homeopathy Prevents Epidemic: The Cuban Experience - NewsGrabs Sunday, 7 June 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 07:05:11 GMT

Homeopathy in epidemic prevention - Cuba leads the way Cuba goes through a yearly cycle of Leptospirosis epidemic, especially after hurricanes flood the countryside and water pollution reaches its height. (Leptospirosis: infectious disease caused by the spirochaete Leptospira transmitted to humans from rats, giving jaundice and kidney damage. Can cause death) Each year the graphs would edge higher and higher towards the year-end, reaching up to the thousands of infected. But this time, within 2 weeks after Aug 2007, the rising lines literally dropped off the chart to ZERO-Ten infections only! Yes. Near-zero infections, zero deaths from leptospirosis after Aug 2007. And in 2008, no deaths, infections less than 10 a month. Now if we could...

Addictive Aids Drugs: Has Sustiva Solved an HIV Mystery? - NewsGrabs Sunday, 31 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sun, 31 May 2009 14:16:57 GMT

Has Sustiva Solved an HIV Mystery? The revelation that Sustiva is not reported to be an extremely addictive psychotropic drug is disturbing. After speaking with patients like Karri who interrupted their prescriptions, it now appears that abstinence from so-called “ARVs” like Sustiva results not in an increased risk of AIDS but, instead, precipitates the onset of a painful and violent withdrawal syndrome not dissimilar to withdrawal from cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines, and alcohol. Unfortunately for patients like Karri, AIDS clinicians typically mischaracterize the withdrawal syndrome as a manifestation of AIDS that will soon kill them. Unless given further information, care, and nurturing, most patients are physically and emotionally unprepared to contradict their white-coated physicians. Once the drug is...

Organic GM foods? - NewsGrabs Monday, 25 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Mon, 25 May 2009 15:31:35 GMT

Do GM foods become acceptable in the context of organic agriculture? But what if GM foods can be combined with organic agriculture, and divorced from dangerous private interests, does it become acceptable then? Here is a position on the issue, an excerpt from a editorial by Pamela Ronald in the Boston Globe. It is followed by the counter-argument from Herve Le Crosnier. Please note Herve is a French-language speaker, and the text may be less than perfect in English, but still eminently readable and cogent. Monsanto’s Terminator Making a Comeback? Enter the Zombie! Plants are engineered with sterility as the default condition, but sterility can be reversed with the application of an external stimulus that restores...

Natural Health Strategies Cut Coronary Deaths in Iceland - NewsGrabs Tuesday, 19 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Tue, 19 May 2009 10:03:19 GMT

Massive Decline in Coronary Deaths in Iceland Due Mostly to Natural Health Strategies In the 25 years between 1981 and 2006 mortality rates from coronary heart disease (CHD) in Iceland decreased by an amazing 80 percent in men and women between the ages of 25 and 74. How could such a huge decline be explained? Was it the result of some miracle drug? Are the health services in Iceland incredibly better than elsewhere? Findings of a study by the Icelandic Heart Association and the University of Iceland have the answer -- the vast majority of the cardiac mortality decrease in Iceland was attributable to reductions in risk factors throughout the general population. And the lowered risk...

Riallineamento visibile e duraturo di corpi di persone (e di animali…).

Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus — Thu, 14 May 2009 09:07:39 GMT

In Italia Pjotr Elkunoviz, uno dei maggiori guaritori spirituali della Nuova Era. Località: Pieve di Soligo (TV) da mercoledì 20 a domenica 24 Maggio 2009 tel 0438 981587 Fabio cell 347 6202071 Scoliosi e correzione del bacino fuori asse, con...

Stopping the CODEX Juggernaut - NewsGrabs Thursday 14 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 14 May 2009 09:00:02 GMT

CODEX: Why your health depends on stopping it Codex is not just about nutritional supplements, although that is an important aspect. In fact, it is the primary political battlefield where the war is being waged about who will regulate and control the global food supply, from field and stable to table. As a result of Codex rules, those vitamins and minerals that would compete with medicines would require a doctor's prescription. The European Union has already adopted Codex-type regulations that went into effect across Europe in 2005. I am linking this article because Codex is a juggernaut ready to crush healthy nutrition. With its general anti-supplement and anti-nutrition bias, Codex is a tool of the Chem/AG...

Quando Usare la Chemioterapia? Mai se vuoi restare in vita.

Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus — Sun, 10 May 2009 14:19:34 GMT

Salve a te, Se hai amici o parenti che sono stati colpiti dal cancro, perché non li aiuti a documentarsi e leggere i fatti sulla chemioterapia, così da starne alla larga e vivere più a lungo? rl Chemioterapia: le...

Spices kill cancer cells - NewsGrabs Friday 8 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Fri, 08 May 2009 15:38:21 GMT

How spicy foods can kill cancers Scientists have discovered the key to the ability of spicy foods to kill cancer cells. They found capsaicin, an ingredient of jalapeno peppers, triggers cancer cell death by attacking mitochondria - the cells' energy-generating boiler rooms. The research raises the possibility that other cancer drugs could be developed to target mitochondria. The fact that capsaicin and other vanilloids are already commonly found in the diet proves they are safe to eat. This could make development of a drug containing them a much quicker and cheaper process. I would like to know what's wrong with just using what Mother Nature provides ... why not put some spice in our food and...

'Swine Flu' fizzling out? - NewsGrabs Saturday, 2 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sat, 02 May 2009 09:34:29 GMT

The news are full of the "new epidemic", Mexican Swine Flu. But looking at that new influenza bug with some perspective, it seems that we may be falling for the hype another time. After SARS and the Bird Flu, is Swine Flu now destined to join the ranks of epidemics that 'almost were'? Here is another crop of articles and comment: Is Swine-flu Outbreak Linked to Smithfield Factory Farms? Smithfield operates massive hog-raising operations Perote, Mexico, in the state of Vera Cruz, where the outbreak originated. The operations, grouped under a Smithfield subsidiary called Granjas Carroll, raise 950,000 hogs per year, according to the company Web site. On Friday, the U.S. disease-tracking blog Biosurveillance published a timeline...

Swine Flu fizzling out? - NewsGrabs Saturday, 2 May 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sat, 02 May 2009 09:34:29 GMT

L’allarme sull’influenza suina. La solita tempesta nella solita vaschetta?

Rinaldo Lampis - Consensus — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 17:34:07 GMT

Ma è vero che noi, popolo, abbiamo la memoria corta e che siamo facilmente abbindolabili? Forse si, se non vediamo che ci stanno propinando nuovamente la farsa della (mancata) influenza aviaria così in voga negli anni passati. rl Da...

Europe Under Internet Censorship Threat: New EU Telecom Package Challenges Basic Internet Freedoms

Blackout Europe Team — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 08:22:22 GMT

If you are an Internet user and are concerned about future control and regulation of your ability to freely access your preferred content and services online, no matter where you live it is now the time for you to stop and understand what the European Parliament is about to pass in the coming days unless you and I do something about it.

Photo credit: graffoto

On May 5th in fact, the EU Parliament will vote a package of new regulations (the so-called "Telecom Package") which may free European Internet providers to decide which content, services and applications European users can access and use.

The Telecom Package will force users to choose among pre-packaged options of accessibility. Internet providers will be able to tell users WHERE to go and WHAT to use online, dismantling instantly the essence of the Web as you know it today.

In this article you can find out details about the Telecom Package being reviewed, what its consequences could be, and what action you can take now to prevent this from happening.

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Is Mexican Swine Flu A Biowar Event? - NewsGrabs Monday 27 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:57:52 GMT

Is Mexican Swine Flu A Biowar Event? Young healthy adults seem to be the most at risk. This is similar to the deadest killer flu in history, Spanish Flu in 1918. Most if not all nations with advanced biological warfare programs have been interested in recreating the Spanish Flu DNA sequence and several are reported to have done so. The new Mexican Swine Flu has elements of DNA from the following: avian flu, human flu Type A, human flu Type B, Asian swine flu, and European swine flu. A strange combination never seen before and having less than 1/10% chance of being a natural event. Human and animal viruses from four or more continents suddenly recombine in...

Bill C-6 Egregious Departure from Rule of Law

Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 01:09:49 GMT

Further to: Bill C-6 - Report form the Trenches here is a great questionnaire from Helke Ferrie followed by excellent letters from Mary-Sue and Dr. David Rowland that need to be spread far and wide. For a quick review and...

Newspaper Industry And Online Business Models: Jeff Jarvis On Why Newspapers Are Doomed To Fail. Quickly

Jeff Jarvis — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:22:33 GMT

The crack in the newspaper industry egg is very deep. The prospect that newspapers are doomed to fail is not anymore an hypothesis. The scarcity-based, top-down, mass-distribution business model adopted so far by the newspaper industry has no hope to survive or extend its agony in the new digital content distribution marketplace. Photo credit: Bruce Parrott Pioneering independent journalist Jeff Jarvis, addresses, in an hypothetical keynote to the Newspaper Association of America, newspaper executives and their heavy responsibilities in determining the sad state of affairs in which the newspaper industry now lays. Their key strategic mistakes having been:

Failure to re-organize itself and adapt to changes in the media economy.
Reliance on inefficient advertising platforms for too long a time.
The blaming of search engines and news aggregators for "stealing" content and providing nothing in return.
Having missed to reach and engage young generations, losing future audience.

But there's more. To read Jeff Jarvis full address to the NAA, just read ...

Hemp can feed the world - NewsGrabs Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 10:56:59 GMT

Hemp: Some Say It Can Feed The World, Others Fear It Could Topple Industries! The story of hemp being banned for cultivation in the U.S. in 1937 under the Marijuana Tax Act is a story of criminal conspiracy to deprive Americans and most of the world of one of the best plants given to us by the Creator of the Universe to be used for food and thousands of other industrial purposes. What’s sad is that a large majority of people in this country believe that hemp is just another word for marijuana and that somehow you could get high on hemp. A little investigative research into the different species of the Cannabis plant will quickly...

Vitamin C, A deficiency linked to asthma - NewsGrabs Friday 17 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 09:12:24 GMT

Vitamin deficiency linked to asthma A Nottingham University-led team found people with a low intake of vitamin C had a 12% increased risk of asthma, the Thorax journal reported. For vitamin A the raised risk was less clear cut, the team said, but there was still a significant association. Could the efforts to reduce vitamin dosages in supplements and the long term campaign being run by pharmaceutical interests to make less of the role of nutrients in health have had an impact on our health? There certainly has been an increased incidence of asthma and other respiratory illnesses... Germany Bans Cultivation of GM Corn The sowing season may be just around the corner, but this year...

How To Blog Anonymously And Maintain Control Of Your Personal Privacy - Guide

EFF Team — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 07:02:27 GMT

If you want to cover sensitive issues on your blog, or just keep unwanted readers off your content, here are some specific guidelines on how to blog anonymously while maintaining greater control of your personal privacy. Photo credit: Slobodan Vasic As whistleblowing bloggers keep reporting on stories often ignored by mainstream media, more and more working bloggers do get fired for what they write inside their blogs. How do you then, under such circumstances, protect your content from too curious explorers while making it accessible only to selected people? Hide your IP address, blog anonimously, avoid Google indexing like poison. Keeping your privacy defenses high does not require you to be a geek anymore. To blog anonymously and to keep undesired readers away from your unvetted thoughts, put to use some of these simple privacy precautions. Here's what to do:

Dr Kurt Donsbach arrested - NewsGrabs Tuesday, 14 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:53:03 GMT

Kurt Walter Donsbach arrested for practicing medicine without a license Kurt Walter Donsbach, who claimed to have the cure to cancer, faces 11 felony charges ranging from treating patients without a license, misbranding drugs or sale, grand theft and unlawfully dispensing drugs as a cure for cancer. Dr Donsbach was arrested during a broadcast of his internet radio health show. It takes quite a nerve to arrest Donsbach, a homeopath and nutrition researcher, for what doctors and healers in America and all over the world do daily: try and help patients to better health. For most of the media the case seems clear: guilty as charged - no need to wait for the court to make that...

Movement of Life! - NewsGrabs Thursday 9 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:47:10 GMT

Movement of Life! Dr Rath speaks about preventing heart disease, cancer, AIDS and the role of the petrochemical - pharmaceutical cartel in opposing any change The pharmaceutical industry is not a health industry but an investment business accountable to the profit interests of its shareholders. The prevention and eradication of disease decreases the global markets for pharmaceutical drugs and is therefore not in the interests of this industry and is being actively fought by them. Micronutrients address the cellular root causes of diseases. By preventing diseases at their roots, this natural, non-patentable health approach threatens the multi-billion global drug markets and ultimately the continuation of the pharmaceutical investment business with disease. The pharmaceutical industry, one of...

Bill C-6 - Report form the Trenches

Chris Gupta - Share The Wealth — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 04:02:20 GMT

Further to: C-51 Committee on Health Outcome - Report From The Trenches here is a concise summary of activities. Originally the following report was written for the Kingston Coalition Group hence the references within - I thought it important and...

Finance 2.0 - NewsGrabs Sunday, 5 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 12:14:01 GMT

The Finance 2.0 Manifesto - Dear G20... Umair Haque addresses the assembled leaders of the G20 - Finance 1.0 cannot power growth 2.0. Yesterday's finance cannot power tomorrow's prosperity. Bailouts, taxes, nationalization, regulation are what your discussions this week are focused on. These can limit the depth and intensity of the crash. But what they cannot do is build a radically more efficient, productive, and effective financial system. That requires a better kind of finance altogether — one designed not merely to make the worst among us richer, but to make us all authentically, meaningfully wealthier. That's why finance 2.0 is the future. Some may ask whether we need Umair Haque's advice on re-thinking the finance...

Open-Source Healthcare - NewsGrabs Thursday, 2 April 2009

Josef Hasslberger - Health Supreme — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 10:02:46 GMT

Open-Source Healthcare The healthcare industry is a textbook example of what Ivan Illich (in Tools for Conviviality) called a “radical monopoly.” The central function of the government’s “safety” and “consumer protection” regulations, in most cases, is either to exclude competing providers of a good or service from the market, to circumscribe the areas of competition between them, or to set a floor on the capitalization required for doing business and thus impose a mandatory minimum overhead. The overall effect, as Paul Goodman put it in People or Personnel, is to create a 300% or 400% markup in the cost of doing anything, and render us all dependent on institutional providers with bureaucratic cultures and high overhead...