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Public Health officials, particularly the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), have initiated a campaign to inform the public about the dangers of Radiofrequency (RF) Energy by issuing guidelines on how to minimize exposure to cell phone radiation. The guidelines were issued in the wake of increasing evidence that cell…
As of July 2016, the US Food and Drug Administration has informed everyone that fluoroquinolone antibacterial drugs can generally outweigh the benefits for those suffering from acute sinusitis, acute bronchitis, and uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI). “Fluoroquinolones when used systemically (i.e. tablets, capsules, and injectable) are associated with disabling…
Let me start off with a joke taken from the book Bad Medicine: The Prescription Drug Industry in the Third World by Silverman, Lydecker, and Lee. I changed it a little bit to make the political issues more appropriate for this article but nevertheless, the message remains the same as it describes…
The concept of good and evil has long been present in the world then and now. According to the Chinese people, it keeps the world in balance, as in Yin and Yang. While most of the time we witness the battle between good and evil, little do we wonder, what…
As I read this news, I had one thing lurking in my mind: “Alas, another study debunking the ineffectivity of chemotherapy on someone’s cancer – and explaining why it doesn’t work on cancer cells!”. Yet the number of people who believe or are convinced that chemotherapy can kill or cure…
The controversial practice of crushing a woman’s breasts between two metal plates to scan for tumors is now under fire from a host of doctors wielding studies that mammography, the technical term for such a practice, does more harm than good in scanning for cancerous breast tumors. The study, published…
