In an unprecedented move the
Department of Defense has agreed to share at least some of its 9.1 million medical records of military personnel and their families with the FDA. The FDA says it wants the information for improved safety monitoring of drugs. This “safety excuse” is a cover for the FDA to set up the technology to efficiently track the entire population’s medical records. By working with the military records the FDA can set up and perfect the IT technology required to do this.
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Department of Defense,
Department of Homeland Security,
DNA,
drugs,
FDA,
licensing,
medical records,
patenting,
safety,
tracking
Have you ever wondered why the media speaks so highly of drugs and paints safe and effective dietary supplements as either not effective or even dangerous? As the House and Senate finally agreed to a near useless FDA reform and financing package it became painfully clear that advertising dollars were far more important than health or safety of Americans.
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Big Pharma,
dietary supplements,
drugs,
FDA,
House,
media,
Senate
Considering that tens of millions of Americans now take statins to lower cholesterol, the following headline was conspicuously absent from the major media this month: “Statins Found to Turn On Gene that Causes Muscle Damage.” It’s now a fact of science; a
new study shows that taking statins destroys your muscle to a greater or lesser degree. And let’s not forget that the heart is a muscle.
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drugs,
muscle damage,
side effects,
statins
Mainstream media is now widely reporting that antidepressants do not work – and it’s about time. The frenzy was set off by a new study that included all the negative antidepressant studies that the drug companies kept out of the scientific literature, but were reviewed by the inept FDA when the drugs were originally approved. Simply stated - antidepressants don't work.
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ATP,
Daily Energy Multiple Vitamin™,
Daily Protector™,
Daily Super Pack™,
Drug companies,
drugs,
family history,
healthy lifestyle,
quick fix