Daily Archives: June 28, 2012

Mexicali Tour, From Tummy Tuck to Root Canal

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Tourists often come to border towns looking for some kind of illicit adventure, trotting among the bars, strip joints and seedy motels that dot the streets. Here, though, the visitors are searching for something more basic: a root canal they can afford or surgery they have been putting off for months. Continue reading →

The Five Best Summertime Detox Beverages

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Summertime and the living are easy, except it gets hot. Some places get really hot but not so humid, others get hot and humid. Either way, it’s a time for refreshing cool or cold drinks. It’s possible to boost your health, detoxify, and alkalize while drinking a refreshing beverage.

Here are five tips for refreshing healthy summer time beverages:

(1) You can have a cooling mint drink to replace the classic alcohol Continue reading →

Merck Vaccine Fraud Exposed by Two Merck Virologists; Company Faked Mumps Vaccine Efficacy Results for Over a Decade, says Lawsuit

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Breaking news: According to two Merck scientists who filed a False Claims Act  complaint in 2010 — a complaint which has just now been unsealed — vaccine  manufacturer Merck knowingly falsified its mumps vaccine test data, spiked blood  samples with animal antibodies, sold a vaccine that actually promoted  mumps and measles outbreaks, and ripped off governments and consumers who bought  the vaccine thinking it was “95% effective.” Continue reading →

Health Basics – What’s Really Behind the Ingredient ‘Natural Flavors?

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What does the term “natural flavors” really mean? Could it be that the term “natural flavors” includes genetically modified, pesticide-laden food? There are also plenty of “food products” on the shelves that read “all natural” on the label, but they still contain large amounts of synthetic, laboratory-concocted food agents, many of which cause diseases and disorders. So how much more confusing can it get to simply shop for food that doesn’t kill you slowly? Continue reading →

Second Thoughts about Ginko Biloba

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When looking closely at ginkgo biloba and acetyl-L- carnitine for use against Alzheimer’s disease, I’ve found a mixed bag. It’s best to become informed before investing hope in supplements.

Acetyl-L-carnitine is an amino acid that occurs naturally. In animal studies, it’s been found to increase the energy production in nerve cells, protect the nerve cells from toxins, maintain the number of receptors on nerve cells, and increase Continue reading →