Got Milk? Got Zits!
Milk Causes Zits – New Study JOURNAL: Journal of the Amercian Academy of Dermatology CITATION: Volume 58, Issue 5, Pages 787-793 (May 2008) TITLE: Milk […]
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Preventive Medicine gone Wrong!
Healthy Women Having Their Breasts Removed According to a new study conducted in The Netherlands, most young women whose families have multiple cases of breast
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Mycoplasma and Gulf War Syndrome
Antibiotics Recommended When Indicated for Treatment of Gulf War Illness/CFIDS/FMS By Prof. Garth L. Nicolson The Institute for Molecular Medicine 15162 Triton Lane, Huntington
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Vampire Juice
Reducing the Amount of Juice Electronic Gadgets Consume By David Pogue “Vampire power” has been bugging me ever since I first heard of it.
Who will judge the judges?
New Jersey: Ticket Fixing Judge Given City Job A Jersey City, New Jersey judge who resigns in the wake of a ticket fixing scandal is
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Department of Skepticism – and hypocrisy
German monk caught with 230 porno films: report Thu Mar 6, 2:31 PM ET BERLIN (AFP) – A Benedictine monk has been caught with
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The Orthomolecular Hall of Fame – join us May 2008 in Vancouver BC for a fantastic conference
Orthomolecular Hall Of Fame information has been provided by Dr. Andrew W. Saul www.doctoryourself.com and by the Journal Of Orthomolecular Medicine. The importance of diet
Classic work – Dr. Abram Hoffer, M.D. Ph.D.
Dear Neil: We would benefit from having new drugs that are not as toxic and potent as are the current drugs.
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Down come the cell towers
Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile have disconnected cell antennas at St. Mel School. Parishioners of a Queens church and parents of its parochial school pupils were
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