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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Ron Paul: Current administration should let cancer patients choose what treatment they do.

Ron Paul: Current administration should let cancer patients choose what treatment they do.

Posted by | May 17, 2019 | , ,

Today, the federal government may decide that it can dictate to cancer patients where they are allowed to receive life-saving treatment and where they are not. This is obviously utterly unacceptable but sadly, given the recent climate of government overreach due to the hysteria over the measles, not a surprise. “On February 15 the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a good proposal intended to help victims suffering from certain types of cancer, specifically those relating to the blood, like leukemia, by expanding access to CAR-T cell therapy. CAR-T is widely considered to be a medical breakthrough; the...

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Could early death rates be slashed by going vegetarian?

Could early death rates be slashed by going vegetarian?

Posted by | May 17, 2019 | , , ,

Did you know that 30 million deaths a year are classified as preventable in the United States? A recent study by Harvard University says that if you give up eating animal products and switch to a vegetarian diet, one-third of early deaths might be avoided. That means 1 million American lives would be saved annually. RELATED STORY: Vegetarians less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters, study says 4 1/2 year-old boy goes vegetarian.  A must watch Of course, even with a vegetarian diet you still need to make healthy food choices. Much of the American diet, including vegetarian...

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FDA push to ban bioidenticals moving forward

FDA push to ban bioidenticals moving forward

Posted by | May 17, 2019 | ,

An update on efforts to preserve access to bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Action Alert! We’ve been telling you about the FDA’s efforts to curtail or eliminate patient access to bioidentical hormones, as well as potential intellectual property challenges from the pharmaceutical industry that would prevent compounding pharmacies from preparing these important medicines. We’re happy to report that compounded bioidentical hormone medicines appear to be safe from intellectual property challenges. Recall that our concern was that pharmaceutical companies were patenting bioidentical hormone recipes, and we were worried that these patents could be enforced against compounding pharmacies to prevent them from making the medicines...

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LA Times: The stunning toll of Boy Scout sex abuse: More than 12,200 reported victims

LA Times: The stunning toll of Boy Scout sex abuse: More than 12,200 reported victims

Posted by | May 16, 2019 | , ,

Unbeknownst to many (including me), the Boy Scouts of America have had a “closely guarded a trove of secret documents that detail sexual abuse allegations against troop leaders and others.”1 For. Decades. It seems the similarities between the Scouts and the Catholic church, are eerily similar. Until recently, the most complete list of the abuse came from the LA Times in 2012 when they “published a searchable database of 5,000 files and case summaries,”1 part of the Scouts’ “blacklist known as the ‘perversion files.’”1 But now, seven years later, far more devastating and disturbing details are emerging about the scope of...

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BBC: San Francisco is first US city to ban facial recognition

BBC: San Francisco is first US city to ban facial recognition

Posted by | May 16, 2019 | , , , ,

Legislators in San Francisco have voted to ban the use of facial recognition. This makes San Francisco the first U.S. city to prohibit the tech from being used by the city’s transport authority or law enforcement. And, moving forward, any kind of new surveillance tech will need to be approved by city administrators. The vote was passed by San Francisco’s supervisors 8-1, with two absentees. The measure is expected to be officially passed into city law after a second vote next week.1 RELATED STORY: 1984 turns 70-years-old in a world that looks a lot like the book However, those in favor...

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