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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Harvard Professor with Geoengineering startup, pushes spraying our skies & blocking out sun

Harvard Professor with Geoengineering startup, pushes spraying our skies & blocking out sun

Posted by | Dec 14, 2015 |

(Editor’s note: This is straight from Harvard Gazette on Harvard.edu. You couldn’t make this stuff up.) Geoengineering: Opportunity or folly? Professors Keith & Hamilton differ sharply on climate change proposal October 29, 2013 | Editor’s Pick One of the two scientists at the Harvard event – Professor David Keith, of Harvard, has his own geoingeering startup company! No wonder he’s wanting to spray our skies with chemtrails using “modified aircraft” ! (Do you think it’s already happening??) By Alvin Powell, Harvard Staff Writer The technology to shield Earth from sunrays and cut the ‘Harmful warming” expected in the coming...

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Newsweek: Antidepressants used during pregnancy could increase chances of autism by as much as 87%

Newsweek: Antidepressants used during pregnancy could increase chances of autism by as much as 87%

Posted by | Dec 14, 2015 |

Antidepressants used during pregnancy could increase chances of autism New research suggests women considering pregnancy who are taking one popular class of anti-depressants (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs) should seek out the advice of a physician, because use of SSRIs during pregnancy can significantly increase a child’s risk for autism. Popular SSRIs include Prozac, Zoloft and Lexapro (thank you big pharma). The recently published study found that the autism risk for newborns increased by 87 percent among women who took SSRIs during pregnancy. The study found the medication had the highest chance of causing harm in the second...

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Scientists have found a new strain of bacteria resistant to ALL antibiotics

Scientists have found a new strain of bacteria resistant to ALL antibiotics

Posted by | Dec 14, 2015 |

Scientists have found a new strain of bacteria resistant to ALL antibiotics People in the natural health community have been warning about the potential for a superbug, one impervious to all our antibiotics, for years and it seems that Chinese and British scientists have recently found one. First discovered in a pig, then in raw pork meat and finally in a number of people, this strain of e.coli carries a gene named “mcr-1” and it’s a particularly scary gene. Researchers were hoping they could keep it inside of China but it was found this week in Denmark, Germany and...

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Reuters: Valeant hires attorney, crisis management firm as U.S. scrutiny mounts

Reuters: Valeant hires attorney, crisis management firm as U.S. scrutiny mounts

Posted by | Dec 13, 2015 |

Valeant Hires Attorney U.S. pharmaceuticals firm Valeant, under mounting pressure from Congress and prosecutors over its drug pricing, has hired an attorney in Washington, DC and crisis public relations experts with political connections, according to sources familiar with the matter. The move, confirmed by sources and through documents viewed by Reuters, signals a shift for Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which does not maintain a large presence on Capitol Hill. In recent months the company has attracted scrutiny over steep price hikes on some of its drugs, potentially anti-competitive behavior in its contact lens business and close ties to a specialty pharmacy...

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The Guardian: Low-risk pregnant women urged to avoid hospital births

The Guardian: Low-risk pregnant women urged to avoid hospital births

Posted by | Dec 13, 2015 |

Low-risk pregnant women urged to avoid hospital births Someone at the NHS has seen the light! In what seems like a miracle, but yet is common sense, the NHS is now recommending that women with low-risk pregnancies should be encouraged to have “non-hospital births”. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, or “Nice”, says, “midwife-led care has been shown to be safer for women and recommends that all women with low-risk pregnancies – 45% of the total – should be advised that giving birth in a midwifery-led unit, whether attached to a hospital or not, is particularly suitable”. What midwives...

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