2002-05 - Daily Dose archives

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05/31/2002 - Bee propolis one, urologists zero

You might think this is just one isolated case - our RESPONSIBLE medical community would NEVER push a prescription down our throats when an herbal supplement performs better, right? Hmmm...

05/28/2002 - Milk thistle for prostate cancer

According to a report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, milk thistle may be effective in the treatment of prostate cancer.

05/24/2002 - They must ALL be nuts!

The Annals of Internal Medicine that patients be screened for depression during the PCP's annual medical exam. Are people still doing THAT? Won't they ever learn that if they feel well it's best to avoid doctors?

05/21/2002 - Corruption is the REAL medical epidemic...

Corruption has become so endemic and intellectual integrity so compromised in pharmaceutical research that drug companies and their collaborators in government (and universities) can now get away with open fraud...

05/17/2002 - The NIH has foot-in-mouth disease

The 38 "experts" of the NIH are promoting (surprise) condoms for the prevention of venereal disease.

05/14/2002 - Grab your gun-- before your doctor does

Small coalition of doctors who are using medicine to hide their REAL political agenda--gun control...

05/10/2002 - ECHINACEA IS NOT JUST FOR COLDS ANYMORE

The common herb echinacea appears to have cancer-ameliorating properties... Although light exercise has some value, moderate and vigorous exercise is now considered more favorable for health.

05/07/2002 - Vegetarians looking for carnivore converts

Young people in Asia have turned away from their vegetarian roots and have teamed up with decadent Westerners to eat dead animals.... Preventive bypass surgery may cause you to have a stroke.

05/03/2002 - Fighting Cancer - With Broccoli?

There is a chemical in broccoli called sulforaphane that stimulates certain "phase II" enzymes that have been found to inhibit the growth of cancer in laboratory mice...

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