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Senator McCain Files New Bill That Attacks Your Access to Supplements and Repeals Key Sections of the Dietary Supplement Health
This is a Full Court Press From Those Who Want to Implement CODEX.
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McCain’s bill is called The Dietary Supplement Safety Act (DSSA). It would repeal key sections of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA). DSHEA protects supplements if 1) they are food products that have been in the food supply and not chemically altered or 2) if they were sold as supplements prior to 1994, the year that DSHEA was passed. If a supplement fits one of these two descriptions, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cannot arbitrarily ban it or reclassify it as a drug.
These protections are far from perfect. They discourage companies from developing new forms of supplements. New supplements may be arbitrarily banned by the FDA or adopted by drug companies in a way that precludes their further sale as supplements.
McCain’s bill would wipe out even the minimal protections contained
in DSHEA. It would give the FDA full discretion and power to compile a
discreet list of supplements allowed to remain on the market while
banning all others.
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The FDA May have Ulterior Motives
AUDIO - Jon Barron explains how the FDA has been pressuring scientists to omit or alter negative results shown in their studies on pharmaceutical drugs. He explains why you need to do your own research when it comes to drugs and how they can affect your health.
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Hepatitis C: No overall difference in sustained viral response in most widely used treatments
Public release date: 22-Jul-2009
Contact: Michelle Gailiun
Michelle.Gailiun@duke.edu
919-660-1306
Duke University Medical Center
LIVER FLUSH PROTOCOL
The liver flush, in a simpler version, was first used during the 1920_s as a means of improving liver function. The procedure we recommend is a refinement of the original technique, and serves several important functions.
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As Doctors Write Prescriptions, Drug Company Writes a Check
This article was on the front page of the New York Times on Sunday, June 27 2004. Many people emailed me and wrote various comments regarding this article. Most people were saying that they were amazed to see that what I have been saying for years is now on the front page of the New York Times. ~ Lloyd
By GARDINER HARRIS
NY Times
Mesenchymal Stem Cells & the Liver Study
Scientists have developed a new way to treat liver failure by dampening the immune response using stem cells taken from the bone marrow.
Therapy to slow down liver damage
So far the technique has only been tested in animals, but if it works in humans it could help save lives.
Potentially a patient could be kept alive longer until a donor organ is found - and the liver would be given the maximum chance to repair itself.
The Massachusetts General Hospital work features in the journal PLOS One.