Monday, June 13, 2011

Cancer is Serious "BU$INE$$"


If you know someone who has cancer, you need to send this to them.
Please take the time to view it before it expires, this video will only be available until the 20th for free, please watch this today.
 
If you or anyone you know has had cancer it's a must see. It might be a rude awakening for some people but I've been aware of the inner workings of Big Pharma and the FDA for a long time.
 
Many of you who know us, know that we don't go to doctors, instead we've been going the non-traditional route for many years. If your reading this blog, you know that Pharma tries to destroy anything labeled as "alternative".  Pay special attention to the dialogue of the Chinese scientist as he explains just how the system works in a capitalist environment.
After watching this video, we would highly recommend Dr. Burzynski to people with cancer issues.
 
So please grab a friend, pull up a chair and watch the whole show. It's really worth it.
 
Here is the link to the video - please forward this to those you care about.


Please watch this video.

All the Best,
Lou & Debbie

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Government says that formaldehyde & styrene causes cancer


Greetings,
Now the government is saying that formaldehyde is a cancer-causing agent!  Is it just us, or is it that every time we turn around there is something we’ve known ourselves (all you need is a little common sense) is bad for us. 
For years I have been telling anyone who would listen to avoid anything that has this in it.  This includes aspartame, which breaks down in the bloodstream into formaldehyde!
Please share this with people you know, we need to get this info out.   Will keep putting out more info, have a great post on the benefits of Lemons on fighting cancer, it's still up if you need it.
All the best,
Lou & Debbie

The government says the industrial chemical formaldehyde causes Cancer and that styrene, which is used worldwide in the manufacture of fiberglass and food containers, may cause cancer.     
The National Institutes of Health says people with higher measures of exposure to formaldehyde are at increased risk for certain types of rare cancers, including in the upper part of the throat behind the nose.     
The strong-smelling chemical is widely used to make resins for household items, including paper product coatings, plastics and textile finishes. It also is commonly used as a preservative in medical laboratories, mortuaries and consumer products including some hair straightening products.     
The government says styrene is a component of tobacco smoke, and  NIH says the greatest exposure to the chemical is through cigarette smoking.

Friday, June 10, 2011

FDA issues warning against Statins!


Greetings,
Here is another example of how listening to the established medical model can get you into trouble (or by watching commercials on TV!). 
Here we go again, now another one of the magic bullets from the drug companies is once again being issued new safety warnings.
Please share this with people who are taking these dangerous products.
All the best,
Lou & Debbie


FDA issues warning against high doses of simvastatin  06/10/2011

 FDA on Wednesday issued new safety restrictions on high-dose simvastatin, which also is sold under the brand name Zocor, because of concerns that it can cause a potentially severe muscle disease called myopathy, the New York Times'"Prescriptions" reports.



About 2.1 million U.S. residents in 2010 were prescribed simvastatin at the 80-milligram dose, which is the highest approved dose of the cholesterol-lowering drug. FDA is recommending that physicians only continue to prescribe the high dose to patients who have been taking it for at least one year without any adverse muscle pain. 

The agency reviewed the results of a seven-year study and found that patients taking that dose were at a greater risk than those taking lower doses or other statins. FDA will be "making label changes to reduce the risk of statin-associate muscle injury," according to Eric Colman of FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.

The recommendation also applies to Vytorin and Simcor, which are combination drugs sold by Merck and Schering-Plough, and Abbott Laboratories, respectively (Wilson, "Prescriptions," 
New York Times, 6/8; Stein, "The Checkup," Washington Post, 6/8).


Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Maybe you should not read this - your blood pressure might go up!

Greetings,
Wow, My head almost exploded! This is what is wrong with our country.  
http://detnews.com/article/20110607/AUTO01/106070368/1148/rss25
This jerk wants to use the force of government to: 
"nudge consumers toward more fuel efficient cars"
I am so sick of people like this, and I bet you are too!
It's time to get off our rear ends and stand up to people like this.
I don't need nudged toward anything!
We can make a decision that's best for our family's with the government nudging us, don't you think?
We need private enterprises to come up with something new and better.  
When the CEO of GM wants to raise gas tax another dollar to sell more junk cars, he crossed the line. 
We need to tell the government to get out of our lives!
I will never buy another new GM car - ever, what about you?
Would love to hear what you think.
All the best,
Lou & Debbie
(Sorry I made your blood pressure explode :-)

Monday, June 6, 2011

Status changes


Greetings,
Every once in a while my mother sends me something 
that's really quite profound.  
This little story is one of them.
Hope you get it too…

All the best

Lou & Debbie

THINK...


There was 
a young girl who hated herself,
because she was blind.
She 
hated everyone, except her loving boyfriend.
He was always there for her. 
She told her boyfriend,
'If I could only see, I would marry you."



One day, 
someone donated a pair of eyes to her.
When the bandages 
finally came off, 
she was able to see everything, including her 
boyfriend. 


He asked 
her,
"Now that you can see the world, will you marry me?"
The 
girl looked at her boyfriend and saw that he was blind.
The 
sight of his closed eyelids shocked her. 
She hadn't expected that. 
The thought of looking at them the rest of her life led her to
refuse to marry him. 



Her 
boyfriend left in tears and days later, 
he wrote a note to her 
saying:
"Take good care of your eyes, my dear, 
for before they were yours, they were mine."
This is 
how the human brain often works.
When our status in life changes,
will we forget what's most important.
Only a very few remember what life was like before,
and who was always by their side in the most painful situations. 


Remember that Life Is a Gift.
Today before you say an unkind word…
Think of someone who can't speak. 


Before you complain about the taste of your food…
Think of someone 
who has nothing to eat
Before you complain about your husband or wife…
Think of someone 
who's crying out to GOD for a companion. 


Today before you complain about life…
Think of someone who went 
too early to heaven
Before
 whining about the distance you drive…
Think of someone who
walks the same distance with their feet. 


When 
you are tired and complain about your job…
Think of the 
unemployed, the disabled, and those who wish
they had your 
job

And when 
depressing thoughts seem to get you down…
Put a smile on 
your face and think: 
I'm alive and still 
here.

I PRAY THIS MOVES AROUND THE ENTIRE WORLD... 


THANKS FOR READING THIS MESSAGE 
and SHARING IT WITH YOUR FRIENDS!





Wednesday, June 1, 2011

FDA Conducts Safety Review Of Birth-Control Pills For Blood-Clot Risk


Greetings,
Another drug comes under review of the FDA.  There have been many reports of the dangers of taking birth control pills and now the FDA is looking at a link between Blood Clots and taking the pill. Isn’t it interesting that Bayer says that the risk is small, but I wonder how small is small to someone who got a blood clot?  It’s always better to find a natural way instead of taking a dangerous drug.
All the best,
Lou & Debbie
FDA Conducts Safety Review Of Birth-Control Pills For Blood-Clot Risk

WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday it is conducting a safety review of certain types of birth-control pills to see if they increase the risk of blood clots beyond that of other pills.
The agency said the review is focusing on products that contain drospirenone, which is used in pills including Yaz and Yasmin, which are marketed by Bayer AG (BAYRY, BAYN.XE). Drospirenone is a type of female sex hormone called a progestin.
Most birth-control pills contain two types of hormones, estrogen and progestin. All types of pills increase the risk of blood clots and product labels warn of such risk. The FDA said, however, two recently published studies reported a greater risk of blood clots for women taking birth-control pills containing drospirenone compared with the risk for women taking birth-control pills containing another progestin known as levonorgestrel.
The FDA said some previous studies have reported that the risk of blood clots for women who use birth-control pills containing drospirenone is higher than that for women who use birth-control pills containing levonorgestrel, while other studies haven't found such a risk. While the risk of blood clots is low among women who take birth-control pills, the FDA said it is higher than the risk among women who aren't taking the pills.
Blood clots form inside a vein and are known as deep vein thrombosis, or DVT. The clots usually form in the lower leg or thigh, but can break loose and travel to other areas of the body such as the lungs, where they are called a pulmonary embolism, or PE. The FDA said the symptoms of a DVT include the new onset of persistent leg pain, while those of a PE include severe chest pain and sudden shortness of breath.
The FDA said it is "currently evaluating the conflicting results from these studies and will look at all currently available information to fully assess the risks and benefits of drospirenone-containing birth control pills." An FDA-commissioned study exploring the association of blood clots with hormonal contraception is in the process of being finalized and reviewed. The study involves more than 800,000 U.S. women and results are expected later this summer.
Bayer said its analysis of the available scientific evidence shows that the risk of developing a blood clot associated with taking pills containing drospirenone "is comparable" to that of other birth-control pills studied. The company said it "will continue to work closely with the FDA on this matter." Sales of Bayer's Yaz product family have been declining, which the company blames on generic competition in the U.S. Yaz-related sales fell nearly 16% to EUR242 million ($348 million) in the first quarter after dropping 13% in 2010.
Last week, the European Medicines Agency said the risk of developing blood clots for oral contraceptives containing drospirenone was higher than that of pills containing levonorgestrel but said the risk for any type of birth-control pill was small. EMA said the product labels of birth-control pills containing drospirenone will be updated.
The most recent studies were published earlier this year in the British Medical Journal. They compared women taking birth-control pills containing drospirenone with women taking birth-control pills containing levonorgestrel and found the risk of blood clots to be 2 to 3 times greater among women taking drospirenone products.

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Cell Phone Numbers Go Public this month!


Greetings,
Now is the time to do this if you haven’t already. 
Starting later this month, you’ll start getting calls from telemarketing companies.
You need to get your mobile number on a do not call list to stop this from happening.
It is very simple to do, just call 888-382-1222 from your mobile phone.
It’s the National DO NOT CALL list.
It will only  take a minute of your time and it will block your mobile number for five (5) years.
Remember, you'll have to call from the mobile phone number you want to have blocked.  
You can’t call from a different phone number.

HELP OTHERS BY PASSING THIS ON …  It only takes about 20 seconds and you’ll save minutes and money by doing so.

To learn more you can go to this website.

All the best,
Lou & Debbie