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Big Ag and Big Pharma are interested in profit, not public health, and their lobbyists fight to protect their corporate interests, not consumer interests. OCA advocates for a sustainable, integrative healthcare system with an emphasis on prevention, nutrition, wellness promotion, and freedom of choice in healthcare for everyone.
In the latest episode of CHD.TV’s “The Empower Hour,” host Zen Honeycutt and guests discussed how too much wireless radiation can be dangerous for children and how to reduce exposure to electromagnetic fields in schools and at home.
Read moreOn Saturday, FLCCC will join physicians in Ocala, FL, to determine a course of action that doctors can take together to fight medical censorship and protect patients.
Read moreLawyers involved in U.S. litigation accusing Syngenta AG of spending decades selling an herbicide that causes Parkinson’s disease are moving toward selection of a bellwether trial to be held roughly a year from now, according to the federal judge overseeing the litigation.
Read moreAs Americans devour a fast-food burger in the car or gobble up a chicken burrito in front of the TV, some may bite into phthalates, according to a new study in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology.
Read moreThe following editorial is a summary statement of the main factors affecting the well-being of our children, and not meant to provide an all-inclusive list. Whilst it is known that children are inundated with over 100,000 chemicals according to the European Environment Agency (EEA), as well as other environmental insults, there are clearly priorities that must be principally showcased and addressed. Six major areas that require urgent attention are
Read moreResearchers believe children are more exposed to “forever chemicals” in the air, than in foods and drinks. The chemicals are associated with harm to the immune system, thyroid and mammary glands, and reproductive system.
Read moreCorporate Dems are trying to prevent the government from securing lower prices for drugs that the government already funded.
Read moreEverything you need to know to eat healthily, even when money is tight.
Read moreResearchers stressed the need for future studies to assess the risk of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon chemicals, inhaled by people grilling burgers, waiting in traffic or breathing smoke from a wood fire, noting that the total toxicity might not always be as simple as just adding up the toxicity of the individual compounds.
Read moreLet’s say I’m addicted to prescription pain-killers. You are my concerned friend. “Charles,” you say, “you’ve really got to get off this medication. It’s ruining your health, and someday you’re likely to OD.”
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