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[…]be safe.) We are thinking of Dr. Farrah and her family in the Philippines right now. This amazing doctor, who had a world-famous clinic where patients could be seen for free, had to suddenly close its doors. On her Facebook page of well over 3 MILLION followers, she explained the following: “Today, the lives my children, my patients and I were threatened if I remain open. I need to temporarily close for the safety of my kids and patients. This breaks my heart to do this. This time will also give me the opportunity to deal with the many issues […]
[…]as soy products and lentils) actually reduced the risk of mortality. (And yes, we know, holistic doctors have differing opinions on the topic of soy.) RELATED STORY: Paleopoo: What We Can Learn from Fossilized Feces For the study: Seidelmann and her colleagues looked at the medical histories of nearly 15,500 men and women who were 45-64 when they enrolled, between 1987 and 1889, in a health survey from four locations in the United States. Participants filled out detailed questionnaires about their dietary habits (what foods, how much, how often, etc) Measures of metabolic health included blood pressure, good and bad cholesterol, and […]
[…]17.7 million people were affected, which represented 31% of all soul departures. Of these deaths, an estimated 7.4 million were due to coronary heart disease and 6.7 million were due to stroke. With close to 25% of the population is taking statin medications and many additionally follow a reduced fat diet, how death by heart disease increase each year? RELATED STORY: Statin Side Effects: 5 Reasons Why you Should not Take Statins We are all being lied to about heart health. These are the words from a heart surgeon as he speaks out on the true cause for heart disease. Dr. Dwight […]
[…]doctor’s death. At this time authorities sate they do not suspect foul play in the doctor’s death- like in our unintended series– and we cannot state either way at this time. Yesterday, during Britain’s National Cycle To Work Day, the queen’s holistic physician Peter Fisher was hit by a truck and killed at about 9.30 am as he made his way to work at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine in Bloomsbury. Yes, he was literally headed to work on his bicycle at the famous holistic hospital. He was known the world round. “An expert in homeopathy and a member of […]
[…]Sarasota County, 11 dead dolphins have been found and marine biologists are investigating if their deaths are linked to red tide. Since Aug. 1, Sarasota County has removed more than 66 tons of fish from county beaches, which remain open. We continue to monitor the beaches and clean in accordance with the beach cleanup policy. For the latest, visit https://t.co/1H9VT0nuwY. #redtide pic.twitter.com/02VyQErJ6K — SarasotaCountyGov (@SRQCountyGov) August 10, 2018 According to the Florida Wildlife Research Institute: the number of dead and stranded sea turtles this year is nearly three times higher than average more than 450 stranded and dead sea turtles […]
[…]were hopeful about her recovery. In March, a year after announcing her retirement from music, her doctor ordered her to cancel the rest of her performances, “I will be recording, but this will be my last year in concert. This is it,’ Franklin told a Detroit TV station. But then in August 2017 she was back on stage for a performance at the Mann Center in Philadelphia. However, the illness she had been battling was too much and this morning she succumbed to advance pancreatic cancer of the neuroendocrine type, her publicist confirmed to PEOPLE. “Over the course of her nearly […]
[…]on the Lillian McDermott show where I spoke about the mysterious events surrounding the holistic doctor deaths. I’m so thankful that people continue to give me a voice to speak for those who no longer can. XO- […]
(Editor’s Note: Thank you to our friends at Natural News for this story.) By: Derek Henry With over four billion adults in the world wearing glasses, it’s pretty clear that vision-related issues are one of the top concerns for people worldwide. The Vision Council of America claims that about 75 percent of the adult population wears vision correction products, and 64 percent of them wear glasses. To avoid the inconvenience of wearing glasses or contacts, millions of Americans have started to opt-in to LASIK eye procedures, a surgical technique that uses a laser to correct nearsightedness and astigmatism. However, a new study […]
[…]restricted its but didn’t completely outlaw it. Perhaps that’s why asbestos-related deaths total almost 40,000 annually, with lung cancer and mesothelioma being the most common illnesses associated with the toxin. Asbestos poses a major health risk for everyone exposed to it, which includes those who mine it, handle it in industrial facilities, and people near or inside renovation and construction projects where it’s being used. Currently, the only industry that still uses asbestos is the chlor-alkali industry, importing about 480 tons of the carcinogen each year from Russia and Brazil. “Chlorine-based plastics are commonly found in building-product materials and “virtually […]
[…]rare cases that stump even the most experienced doctors. Kathi Wilson’s case ended up puzzling doctors for a shocking 10 years. Kathi’s Mysterious Illness Kathi was 41 years old when she first began getting sick. She suffered flu-like symptoms, fatigue, and achy muscles and as her condition declined even walking became a difficulty. She began to sleep through most days just to escape the pain. Her doctors took tests, X-rays, MRIs, and other thorough examinations and yet were unable to find a diagnosis for Kathi. It wasn’t until Kathi decided to remodel her bathroom that the answer to her ailments was finally […]
[…]lock them away, isolating citizens from everyone they know and love, based on the testimony of a doctor who doesn’t like parental decisions. ‘We were shocked:’ I-Team investigates how doctors can take parents to court over guardianship By Jonah Kaplan ABC11 Excerpts: According to North Carolina law, health care professionals can petition a court to revoke guardianship from a patient’s parents or legal guardian, and instead assign a public guardian to manage the patients’ medical care. ‘Our thoughts were, no way’ David Bankert and Joanne Luterman are two such parents who approached the I-Team about their experience losing guardianship for their […]
According to a recent report from the Nevada Department of Public Safety, deaths from traffic accidents in Nevada have dropped by over 10 percent in the first year that marijuana was legalized in the state for recreational use. Prior to legalization in Nevada, between July 2016 and May 2017, 310 people died in traffic accidents, but in the year since legalization took effect, between July 2017 and May 2018, that number was reduced to just 277. Similar numbers have been seen in other states that have implemented legalization. A study published by the American Public Health Association found that states with legal […]
[…]Erin: We just wrote this story today and as you can see we never put this doctor in the holistic doctor deaths series, despite the fact that Dr. Mark Hausknecht was a Buddhist and was very much into health, riding his bike to work in extremely hot Houston in July.) Police now believe that former President George H.W. Bush’s one-time doctor, cardiologist Mark Hausknecht, was likely “targeted” when he was shot to death by a mystery gunman in Houston at the end of last month. Hausknecht, 65, was killed in broad daylight as he rode his bicycle in a residential neighborhood. The shooter, who […]
The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office says Florida doctor Alexander Ralys has been accused of raping a 15-year-old boy. “…Ralys was staying at the home of a childhood friend. The friend told authorities Ralys wanted to go to bed after they had been drinking, and that Ralys tried to get in bed with him. The friend asked him to leave. The friend later told authorities he got out of bed and found Ralys in a 15-year-old’s room, on top of the teenager, naked from the waist down.” Ralys is a first-year resident in family medicine in Jacksonville. The man immediately removed […]
[…]store and buying something that gave them a heart attack. We also would expect 10 strokes and 13 deaths that otherwise would not have happened. An expected 14 heart attacks, 10 strokes, and 13 deaths compared with preventing only 26 fractures. Of course, it’s no fun falling down and breaking your wrist, but most people would probably look at the risk-benefit analysis and conclude that calcium supplements are doing more harm than good. Dietary calcium, on the other hand, has not been associated with an elevated risk of heart attacks. Given these findings, individuals should be discouraged from taking calcium supplements and advised to […]
In 2013 (the most recent data I could find available) Business Insider took on the job of outlining who was spending the most on advertisements on Facebook. Because truthfully, “…remarkably little is known about who Facebook’s biggest advertisers are. Facebook does not disclose that information to the SEC, and its executives rarely talk about how much money individual clients spend on Facebook campaigns.” And so, in 2012 BI “asked internal sources at Facebook, as well as external executives at Facebook’s client companies, to tell us what they knew about Facebook’s top spenders.” RELATED STORY: CNN: Zuckerberg admits Facebook Collects Data […]
[…]in the U.S. It’s the third most common cancer and the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. *Article originally appeared at Prevent […]
[…]mountain and fly again directly afterward (at least in my experience), You can read about all the deaths (mainly holistic doctors) here. Warning. You might start reading and not finish for 3 days. It is with heavy heart that we announce the death of beloved inventor, avid flyer, scientist and inventor, Don Croft. He and I both spoke at David Wolfe’s Longevity conferences and he was an amazing talented human being, as is his wife, Carol. From The Spokesman Review: Don Croft, of Athol, who had been hang-gliding with a friend, was later flown to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center […]
It would appear we have no deaths of holistic doctors for months, then suddenly have 4 or 5 within weeks. It brings us no joy whatsoever to announce the death of Dr. Christopher Osborn (DO) This well loved osteopath was just 50 years old. He had his own private practice in Dublin. Dr. Osborn received his medical degree from Ohio University College Of Osteopathic Medicine 1996. NBC 4 stated that he his focus was on family and prevention and wellness medicine. Watch the video here: From the article: Dublin police have identified the victim killed in a quiet, golf club […]
[…]the same thing- as we so often do. RELATED STORY: Diet Responsible For 45 Percent of All Deaths From Heart Disease and Diabetes Cochrane lead author, Dr. Lee Hooper from the University of East Anglia said, “We can be confident in the findings of this review which go against the popular belief that long-chain omega-3 supplements protect the heart. This large systematic review included information from many thousands of people over long periods. Despite all this information, we don’t see protective effects.” RELATED STORY: Dietary Magnesium Tied to Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes Researchers examined 79 randomized trials of […]
