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mapoui · 08-16-2014, 08:33 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#4
http://buzz.naturalnews.com/001046-cardi...icine.html


Quote: Dr. Dwight Lundell, M.D., released a very humble and revealing article in 2012 on the true causes of heart disease. He opens his statement by freely admitting that he and the other prominent physicians he had trained with for years were wrong about their assumptions on heart disease. Scientific literature and seminars had convince him and his colleagues that heart disease simply resulted from high cholesterol and that the only way to treat it was to prescribe cholesterol-lowering medications and low-fat diets.

Lundell then goes on to state how it was discovered "a few years ago that inflammation in the artery wall is the real cause of heart disease.... The long-established dietary recommendations have created epidemics of obesity and diabetes, the consequences of which dwarf any historical plague in terms of mortality, human suffering and dire economic consequences."

He then says that, even though 25% of the U.S. population takes statin drugs and we have reduced the fat content of our diets, more Americans are dying of heart disease than ever before. Inflammation is what causes cholesterol to accumulate in the walls of blood vessels and cause heart disease and strokes. Without inflammation, cholesterol would move freely around the body, so inflammation is what is to blame for heart disease.

Lundell explains that inflammation is your body's natural defense to a foreign invader, such as a bacteria, toxin or virus, and that chronic inflammation occurs when the human body is continuously exposed to injury by toxins or foods that it was never designed to process. He then makes a shocking statement: "The injury and inflammation in our blood vessels is caused by the low fat diet recommended for years by mainstream medicine."

#5
http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2013-02-1...80%88rises

Quote:Zahra Gordon
Published:
Monday, February 18, 2013

New research shows there is an unusually high rate of male infertility in T&T which is way and above the international average. According to a study conducted by the T&T IVF & Fertility Centre, 34 per cent of males in T&T have a low sperm count. This rate is considerably higher than the international average which is between 17 and 18 per cent according to the study.





These findings were shared yesterday during the first Caribbean Male Infertility Symposium hosted by T&T IVF and the University of the West Indies at the Carlton Savannah Hotel, St Ann’s. The T&T IVF study was conducted between 2009 and 2011 during which 663 sperm samples were collected. Results of the study were compared to international figures from Australia, Finland, Italy and USA.



The research showed that the local prevalence of males with no sperm—a condition called azoospermia—was also higher than international averages. In T&T, the percentage of males with azoospermia is 9.4 per cent which is double the international average of 4-4.9 per cent. Further results from the study showed that the male partner was the cause of the problem for one in three couples assessed at the T&T IVF clinic for infertility.



Additionally, one in every six couples has trouble conceiving in T&T. Dr Catherine Minto-Bain, T&T IVF medical director said the causes of male infertility remained largely unknown. “We really don’t know what the actual causes are underneath. Sperm research around the world is very a vibrant and exciting field and there’s a lot to be found out whether it’s genetic, whether it’s environmental, whether it really truly is just the way we live our lives,” she said.

#6
http://12160.info/page/2649739:Page:1497941

Quote:‘A mom who thought she was properly parenting by sending her two young kids to school with a homemade, whole-food lunch was shocked to find a penalty note from school officials informing her that the lunch of roast beef, potatoes, carrots, oranges and milk she provided was “unbalanced” and therefore had to be supplemented with Ritz crackers.

She was also fined $10.

#7
http://naturalsociety.com/alleged-illega...-leukemia/

Quote:It appears that an alleged illegal GM rice trial on University students in China has led to an incidence rate of acute leukemia of up to 3 times the normal rate in the country. Following the alleged GM rice trial, it was discovered from the Huazhong Agricultural University that ‘over 10 students now have leukemia within a 4-year period.’

The students claim that:

    “When we entered the University, the school required all students to promote genetic modification (GM), upon entering the University, our teacher told us that the rice used by our canteen is GM rice from the university’s experimental base.”

Normally, leukemia among young adults in China is about 2 to 3 cases per 100,000 people. In the case of the students claiming to be fed GMO rice at the University’s base, the rate is at least three times higher. Seven students are on record now as having developed the disease.

Read more: http://naturalsociety.com/alleged-illega...z3BIWAjOe6
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#9
The research showed that the local prevalence of males with no sperm

—a condition called azoospermia—was also higher than international averages.

In T&T, the percentage of males with azoospermia is 9.4 per cent which is double the

international average of 4-4.9 per cent.

Further results from the study showed that the male partner was the cause of the problem

for one in three couples assessed at the T&T IVF clinic for infertility.


dddaaammmnnnn....Is ALL that Comess and Piccong having a BackLash  >Sad

#10
well no! deh shud be the ideal men..deh have no sperm..deh neuter so its all go go..according to you.

yuh see it was ah trap all along.  yuh set we up?

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