Government Rules Keeping Medicine in the Dark Ages
Not only in the Dark Ages. But way more expensive than it need be. Can you imagine what a car would cost if regulated this way?
Not only in the Dark Ages. But way more expensive than it need be. Can you imagine what a car would cost if regulated this way?
When is a sponsor not a sponsor? When it causes public embarrassment, apparently.
At issue is the organization’s support of the junk food industry.
Court tells FTC to stop censoring truthful science that food product has health benefits.
You would think the FDA would obey a judge’s ruling on qualified health claims. Think again.
That’s on top of the report that antibiotics in general increase the risk of breast cancer.
Two of the biggest battlefields right now are the legislatures of Michigan and Wyoming. In both cases, laws preventing the best-trained nutritionists from practicing have been passed, but citizens are now attempting to get the Michigan law repealed and have the Wyoming law changed during a critical rulemaking period.
Colloidal silver is a powerful healer, despite irrational FDA opposition to it.
Not only are doctors being advised to reject chelation therapy—they’re being asked to report on their colleagues who practice it.
Seven prisoners say it’s happening to them—and their health is being damaged because of it.