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[…]Today just published an article titled, “ CardioBrief: Statin Denialism Is ‘A Deadly Internet-Driven Cult’,” which features the opinion of Steven Nissen, a prominent Cleveland Clinic cardiologist, who claims that internet-driven “statin denial” is having deadly consequences, citing statistics in an editorial in Annals of Internal Medicine that only 61% of people given a prescription for a statin were adherent at 3 months. Nissen’s scathing editorial states: “we are losing the battle for the hearts and minds of our patients to Web sites developed by people with little or no scientific expertise, who often pedal ‘natural’ or ‘drug-free’ remedies for elevated cholesterol levels.” The anti-statin […]
[…]ARTICLES: United Airlines Drags Canadian to Court Over Parody Website New Video Shows Bloodied Doctor Being Assaulted & Dragged Off Oversold United Airlines Flight While sitting on the plane in Houston, the flight attendant came to check if Taizo was present. He was, of course, but for some reason, the airline went ahead and sold his seat to someone else. (Is anyone else tired of the constant airline problems?) When she told the flight attendant about the problem, the woman just shrugged, said the flight was full and walked away. She said, “I had to move my son onto my […]
[…]provide the generic brand. (editor’s note- many people overuse antibiotics so talk to your doctor) 18. The new Sync Your Refill program ensures all your Rx refills will be available on the same day. 19. You can return unopened items without a receipt. No questions asked. From Shipt.com ABOUT THE FOUNDER OF HEALTH NUT NEWS Erin Elizabeth, is a long time “health nut” with a passion for the healing arts, for nearly 25 years. She is an author, public speaker, and advocate for healthy living. You can get Erin’s book here for free and also watch a short documentary on how she overcame vax […]
[…]on his television show.” The following year, a group of (what many called pharma shill) doctors criticized him saying he “manifested ‘an egregious lack of integrity’ in his TV and promotional work” and called for him to resign his faculty position at Columbia University. However, Oz defended himself at the time, saying, “I bring the public information that will help them on their path to be their best selves. We provide multiple points of view, including mine which is offered without conflict of interest.” And let me tell you, not every doctor can make that claim! The President’s council on sports, […]
[…]report of his oncologist who had no idea Tippens started taking the dog deworming medication. The doctor is reported to have walked up to Mr. Tippens and said: “I am going to have to ask you to leave this hospital, because we only treat patients with cancer here at MD Anderson.” Within just 3 months his cancer vanished. His insurance company spent $1.2 million before Tippens switched to a $5 a week medicine that saved his life. Daily vitamins and CBD oil were also an essential part of his curative regimen.”1 RELATED STORY: Cannabis Oil cures 3-year-old boy of cancer […]
[…]you are pregnant and are interested in delayed clamping, or any other process that most doctors and hospitals aren’t accustomed to, speak with your physician. However, never be afraid to voice concerns about YOUR birth plan. If you cannot find an MD who will abide by your wishes, find another doctor or can contact a midwife. (If you are in California and need a midwife, click here.) Source: […]
[…]for two pets sent to the wrong destinations.” RELATED STORY: New Video Shows Bloodied Doctor Being Assaulted & Dragged Off Oversold United Airlines Flight Yikes. Someone needs to step up and train employees better. It’s time to encourage them – or even demand them- to take their time and do their jobs well. SOMETHING. Because we are paying an arm and a leg for tickets these days (notice after the gas crisis the prices never went back down) and yet problems and issues are […]
[…]to dogs. When they lick me I get welts and just being around them can cause an asthma flare-up. My doctor suggested that I don’t have any pets. I asked for another suggestion. He said, “Well at least don’t sleep with a dog in your bedroom.” I pretended to consider that. We compromised on a high quality air purifier and an inhaler. ( I’m pretty sure he thinks I just have one dog.) #cantbreathewiththemcantbreathewithoutthem A post shared by Steve (@wolfgang2242) on Jun 13, 2017 at 1:54pm PDT Thank you, Steve, for all you’ve done for these animals. Remember people, adopt- […]
[…]the many costs that veterans must absorb in the state’s medical system, including fees for doctor visits and treatment costs, adding: “So many of our veterans are just struggling so much and I think many of them, frankly, aren’t even aware that this alternative treatment is there.”1 Florida officials hope to broaden access to the state’s medical marijuana program. In February, a circuit judge in Leon County formally reprimanded state legislators and health officials for a cap on cannabis dispensaries that she said: “erects barriers that needlessly increase patients’ costs, risks, and inconvenience, delay access to products, and reduce patients’ […]
[…]Allergan pulls textured breast implants in the US & worldwide, sad for many who have these deadly implants Prompted by a multitude of reasons, this topic isn’t going away. Some of the reasons are profoundly concerning, like Allergan’s July 2019 recall of its Biocell textured implants due to their link to a certain type of cancer, as well a two-day FDA hearing in March about various implant risks. RELATED STORY: CNN: FDA allows sale of breast implant linked to cancer, strengthens warnings Outspoken public figures like Sharon Osbourne, Victoria Beckham, and our very own Erin Elizabeth have shared their explant […]
[…]even got to go on a hot air balloon ride! Images via Facebook Her son Tim, shared their doctors response about their idea, on their Facebook page: “‘As doctors,’ he said, ‘we see what cancer treatment looks like every day. ICU, nursing homes, awful side effects and honestly, there is no guarantee she will survive the initial surgery to remove the mass. You are doing exactly what I would want to do in this situation. Have a fantastic trip!’” At this time, Miss Norma is feeling good and loving her travels. She even reports that her cancer symptoms have reduced! She’s […]
[…]symptoms, and emergency room waiting times have gotten much longer as a result. Initially, doctors wondered whether numbers in Santa Barbara were higher because of preexisting lung problems from the Thomas Fire but now that the rest of California seems to be getting hit just as hard that theory has been discarded. This year’s strain of flu, H3N2, has been knocking people out- hard. But you don’t need a flu shot that’s only 10 percent effective and comes with a host of potential problems. Instead, you need to take care of your body (I’m not a doctor and not trying to tell you […]
Dr. Sebi, who died in 2016 (you can read about Dr. Sebi and 98 other holistic doctors and scientists who have died- some in very mysterious and still unsolved ways– over the last couple of years, here), and his legacy remain. He had a huge impact on the natural health community and there are families who are still using everything he taught them, in order to live better and healthier lives. RELATED STORY: Preventing and Reversing Cancer Naturally: The Anticancer Diet Shopping List And perhaps that’s why Nipsey Hussle was so interested in making a documentary about the man and his […]
Dr. Gary Marder of Port St. Lucie, Florida was a trusted doctor. So, when he told his patients they had skin cancer they trusted him and agreed to repeated radiation therapy and surgeries. However, after more than one of his patients got a second opinion from Dr. Ted Schiff, authorities were alerted. As it turns out, the patients coming to Schiff from Marder didn’t have cancer. We are so grateful to Dr. Schiff for reaching out to the FBI and helping out with what became an investigation against Marder: “Sometimes we recognize patients just by the sheer number of biopsies done. […]
[…]abuse here and here, courtesy of Psychology Today. As for anxiety, you should always consult a doctor or medical professional if you experience severe anxiety that does not improve over time. RELATED STORY: Discover why Ashwagandha can be used for stress and anxiety Anxiety is, in reality, highly treatable (2), usually by way of talk-based psychotherapy in conjunction with medication like selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)(18). Consider undergoing highly effective methods of psychotherapy, like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)(19): RELATED STORY: New research says worry and anxiety are linked to high IQ If you would prefer to try alternative treatment options or lifestyle changes before […]
[…]patients. Pay attention to your vitamin A status and if you are having thyroid issues, ask your doctor to check your levels. Source: Thyroid […]
According to a new study, states that have medical marijuana programs are experiencing lower rates of opioid addiction and overdoses. While critics of legal marijuana have long fear mongered and said that having access to the plant would negatively impact public health the study published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence, seems to paint a different story. In states with medical marijuana, hospital visits for complications from prescription painkillers are dropping, hospitalization rates for opioid abuse and dependence are roughly 23 percent lower than states without legal access, and emergency room visits for opioid overdoses are around 13 percent lower than states without […]
[…]A huge step towards exposing aerotoxic syndrome There is no doubt that the violent removal of a doctor from an overbooked flight in April of this year sparked the changed. Thankfully, since then, multiple airlines have taken a look at their procedures regarding overbooking: United announced changes in its procedure which now includes offering more money to passengers on overbooked flights to encourage volunteers to give up their seats. So far, bumping is down by 85%. Delta Air Lines raised the amount of money its employees could offer. Southwest Airlines will no longer overbook flights at all. JetBlue, who has long had a policy against […]
[…]over to The most important thing is to not stop your medication without speaking with your doctor because of the dangers of untreated blood pressure.”1 Besides losartan, the list of contaminated batches that have been recalled includes valsartan and irbesartan, which are two other ARBs that have been affected. Patients who are taking an ARB should immediately contact their physician or pharmacist to find out if their medications are on the list since there are different formulations of these medications. Source: NBC […]
[…]fruit or juices is far less than what people are exposed to when prescribed antibiotics by their doctor, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports.”2 The next time you are just sure you should trust the EPA, re-read this article, and this sentence again, in particular: “…but ultimately ruled that the economic benefits outweigh the agency’s concerns about antibiotic resistance and potential harm to the environment, people, and wildlife.” The first concern is economics. Money. We’ve said it for years. Here’s the proof. Thankfully, the move has its critics. Whether or not anyone listens to them, remains to be seen. Hopefully, […]
