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May 18, 2012

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Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

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Prenatal micronutrient supplementation in Bangladesh decreases child death rate
Vitamin E may protect against oxidative stress
Vitamin B2 can help lower blood pressure
French drugmaker Servier on trial over Mediator weight-loss pill
Why were risky, ineffectual bone drugs approved?
India probes charges of violations by drugs regulator
The dangers of GM – Europe must learn the lessons from America
Study examining effects of resveratrol on Alzheimer's disease
Could Vitamin B12 reduce diabetes in pregnant women?
European leaders and financial markets braced for Greece exit from euro

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May 11, 2012

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Omega-3 may reduce risk of Alzheimer’s
Exercise slows muscle wasting from age and heart failure
Prenatal choline may program healthier babies
Jogging 'adds five years or more to life'
Celgene drug Revlimid increases risk of new cancers
How pain medication ups heart disease risk
Top Brussels EU food agency official resigns
Skin condition Lupus Erythematosus worsens with low Vitamin D levels
Pesticide exposure found to lower intelligence
Brussels EU 'expects Greece to respect rescue terms'
Early "psychological warfare" research and the Rockefeller Foundation

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May 4, 2012

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Vitamin D may offer protection from viral infections during winter
Eating more berries may reduce cognitive decline in the elderly
Resveratrol-rich grape extract shows heart health benefits
Curcumin shows promise in easing rheumatoid arthritis pain
Pycnogenol improves symptoms of menopause
L-Carnitine may help lung health in children
Physicians hand in glove with Pharma Cartel to exploit poor in Pakistan
When Bill Gates pushes high-tech agriculture, who benefits?
Blamed for bee collapse, Monsanto buys leading bee research firm
Sunscreen use may lead to vitamin D deficiency
Chemicals in make-up and plastics linked to diabetes
Brussels EU collapse is “realistic scenario”
Brussels EU ignores accusations of double standards and demands budget increase
Google Inc: "Don't Be Evil"?

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April 27, 2012

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Exercise reduces deaths from heart disease in people with high blood pressure
Daily physical activity may reduce Alzheimer's disease risk at any age
Anti-depressant drugs do more harm than good, say researchers
Pharma companies block better deal for victims of clinical trials in India
Californians will likely vote on GE food labeling initiative in November
Parents accused of murder demand inquiry after baby’s death found due to rickets
Gulf of Mexico seafood deformities alarm scientists
Pesticides in water common in California
When is a hit piece on supplements by the drug industry a hit piece?
Greek central banker warns of break with euro zone
How Goldman Sachs captured Europe
Europe Inc. in crisis - the Brussels EU's alliance with big business is a dead-end

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April 20, 2012

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Multivitamin supplements boost brain function
Eating cruciferous vegetables may boost breast cancer survival rate
Fruit and vegetable consumption linked with reduced risk of diabetes
Pharma companies and the so-called American Legislative Exchange Council
Johnson & Johnson fined $1 billion over Risperdal antipsychotic drug
Farm group seeks U.S. halt on dangerous crop chemicals
Gene escape from GE insect resistant eggplants could create aggressive weeds
The myth that GMOs can feed the world
Chile stands up to Monsanto
Monsanto and Big Tobacco blamed for birth defects
The UK government's war on internet freedom

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April 13, 2012

The ‘assassination’ of former Polish President Lech Kaczynski: Who benefits?

Jaroslaw Kaczynski – the twin brother of Lech Kaczynski, the former Polish president who was killed in a plane crash in Russia in April 2010 – has recently spoken out and stated that his brother’s death is looking increasingly like an assassination. Currently head of Poland’s Law and Justice party, Jaroslaw had already previously suggested that the incident, from which there were no survivors, may not have been a pure accident. But his latest comments have gone even further. Calling for the Brussels EU to investigate, as quoted by the Associated Press, he has now openly suggested that “if there were explosions (on board the plane), if this catastrophe looks increasingly like an assassination, then this means there is a new quality to international politics.”

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Dr. Rath’s Call to the People of Germany and Europe – subtitled video now available in six languages

Following the fantastic feedback we received after last week’s newsletter, we’re delighted to announce that the subtitled video of Dr. Rath’s Call to the People of Germany and Europe speech, given at a Cancer Free World conference in Berlin, Germany, on 13th March 2012, is now available in six languages. We encourage all of you who share our desire to create a world without disease to forward the links to these videos as widely as possible.

To watch the video and view the subtitles in English, click here.
To watch the video and view the subtitles in Polish, click here.
To watch the video and view the subtitles in Greek, click here.
To watch the video and view the subtitles in Spanish, click here.
To watch the video and view the subtitles in Italian, click here.
To watch the video and view the subtitles in Russian, click here.
To watch the original video in German, with no subtitles, click here.

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Omega 3 fatty acids can stop cancer from spreading
Vitamin C good for blood pressure
Omega-3s may reduce depressive symptoms
Eating berries can cut men's risk of Parkinson's disease by 40 per cent
Chair of Brussels EU drug agency committee resigns in fallout from scandal
Biotech whistleblower speaks out
Poland announces complete ban on Monsanto’s GM maize
Supplement use predicts folate status in Canadian women
Researchers link dental x-rays to brain tumours
Common pesticides linked to lower birth weights
Czech president on French TV: Euro is disastrous project
Austerity suicide: Greek pensioner shoots himself in Athens
Ireland revolts against new household tax

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April 06, 2012

Dr. Rath’s Call to the People of Germany and Europe

At a Cancer Free World conference in Berlin, Germany, on 13th March 2012, Dr. Rath called on the people of Germany and Europe to take responsibility for building a democratic Europe for the People and by the People. Describing how widely available scientific research on natural remedies already makes it clear that the incidence of common diseases can now be reduced to a fraction of their current occurrence, he explained how the building of a new global health care system, based on the prevention and elimination of diseases, is now possible. Dr. Rath stressed, however, that this stunning "world without disease" will not be handed to us on a plate, because each disease represents a billion dollar market for the Pharma Cartel and its political stakeholders in the Brussels EU politburo. As such, if we want to create a world without disease for us and our children, we must all act now.

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To learn about the Nazi origins of the Brussels EU, click here.
To learn how dismantling the ‘Brussels EU’ is a precondition for global natural health freedom, click here.

Latest News Updates

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Included in this edition:

Sunshine vitamin supplements could boost critically ill survival rates
Omega-3s may improve health of blood vessels
Thyme may be better for acne than prescription creams
Routine mammograms may result in overdiagnosis of invasive breast cancer
Osteoporosis drugs increase risk of eye disease
Drug makers battling for immunity from prosecution in North Carolina
Pharma Cartel spends over 40 million euros per year lobbying in the Brussels EU
US judge bars import of drug used in death penalty
Opposition to biotech giant Monsanto growing worldwide
Paraben esters and breast cancer
Pesticides harming bee populations
Link between fast food and depression confirmed
97% of US dieticians recommend supplements
As unemployment soars, child labour returns to Europe

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March 30, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Vitamin D supplements may help you live longer
Beetroot juice may lower blood pressure
Heart-damaging side effects of cancer drugs under-reported in studies
Lawsuits on generic drugs dismissed in US courts
Antidepressants may raise hypertension risk in pregnant women
Glaxo to invest $800 million in UK following wooing by British Prime Minister
Experts challenge US FDA over approval for new dose of Alzheimer's drug
Drug firms making millions from methadone addicts in Scotland
Big Pharma and bribery in emerging markets
Releases of GM Eucalyptus in US neither confined nor safe
Independence of Brussels EU GMO risk assessment challenged
Biotech industry promoting pro-GM propaganda to kids
South Africa: Ignoring of GM labelling laws sparks outrage
Forty-four percent of Europeans deficient in iodine
Activist outrage causes major supermarkets to drop 'Pink Slime' meat
Irish referendum on latest Brussels EU treaty set for 31 May

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March 23, 2012

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Magnesium lowers blood pressure
Pain relievers could be causing high blood pressure
Generic drugs prove resistant to lawsuits for damages in the US
Michigan State tries to force chemotherapy on 10-year-old cancer patient
Britain's shadow government: unelected, unbalanced and unaccountable
Protesters march outside the Gates Foundation in protest against GMOs
France restores ban on GMO maize crops
The poisoned legacy of the Brussels EU herbal medicine directive
Pesticides blamed for bee decline
Secret files reveal 9,000 Nazi war criminals fled to South America after WWII

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March 16, 2012

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Maternal supplementation could aid unborn baby growth
Exercise might boost kids' academic ability
Omega-3 may reduce risk of irregular heart beat
Calcium, vitamin D modulate human energy metabolism
Pine bark extract may ease menopause symptoms
Carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin may reduce cataract risk
Strong scientific evidence that eating berries benefits the brain
Are asthma inhalers linked to birth defects?
Takeda drug company hid links of Actos diabetes drug to cancer
Death of man from brain hemorrhage magnifies concerns regarding Pradaxa
Fifty-five members of US Congress urge FDA to label GM foods
Backing for GM food has halved in UK since the 1990s
Sixty-nine percent of US adults now use supplements
Pesticides in fruit and vegetables
Coke and Pepsi to change formula to avoid displaying cancer warning
Referendum on Brussels EU favoured by 60 percent of people in UK
Inspired by big business: the Brussels EU “Austerity Treaty”
A year after Fukushima, why does the Brussels EU still back nuclear power?

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March 9, 2012

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Scientists pinpoint how vitamin D may help clear amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's
Vitamin D intake may be associated with lower stress fracture risk in girls
Omega-3 rich diet could protect against brain aging
Taking a daily vitamin pill could prevent skin cancer
Taurine may provide heart health benefits
Multivitamins may boost short-term memory
Forcing the Pharma Cartel to dispose of drugs contaminating drinking water
Psychologists fear US psychiatrists’ manual will widen mental illness diagnosis
Judge sides with Monsanto in GMO contamination case
Vitamin D deficiency linked to higher mortality in female nursing home residents
Largest ever vitamin A-infant mortality trials begin in India, Ghana and Tanzania
MEPs from UK, Sweden and Netherlands refuse to approve Brussels EU accounts
Ireland to hold referendum on Brussels EU fiscal treaty
Greek Lessons: Democracy versus Debt-Bondage

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March 5, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Vitamin D may ease painful periods
Flavonoid rich citrus fruits may reduce stroke risk
Leucine supplements may combat muscle loss in older people
Vitamin D3 may cut fat mass, boost heart health markers
Sleeping pills may be as dangerous as smoking cigarettes
Chemotherapy drugs may have long-term effects on cognition
Cocktail of pharma drugs may cloud brain
Dementia 'chemical cosh' warnings
Bill Gates' support of GM crops is wrong approach for Africa
Zimbabwe to maintain ban on GMO crops
Regulation of transgenic insects highly inadequate and unsafe
China drafts legal proposal to completely shut down GM rice
France asks EU to suspend Monsanto GM corn approval
Low levels of omega-3 fatty acids may cause memory problems
The nutrition puzzle
Britain, Sweden and Netherlands refuse to sign off EU accounts
Breaking with fear in Greece
Irish courts will ultimately rule on Brussels EU referendum question

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February 24, 2012

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Omega-3 linked with reduced risk for smallest babies
Vitamin C 'boosts tumour death in cancer patients'
Quercetin-glucosamine-chondroitin mix shows joint health potential
Vitamin D, calcium and the vitamin D receptor in colon cancer prevention
Doctors hit back at creeping medicalisation of life events
Canadian farmer warns of GM dangers
Choline-poor diet in older women linked to worse damage from fatty liver disease
500m children 'at risk of effects of malnutrition'
Food safety in Europe decided by industry-linked experts?
The Nazi plot to destroy British currency with forgeries in WWII

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February 17, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Omega-3s linked to slower eye sight loss in people with retinal disease
Magnesium linked to better blood pressure
Exercise in early 20s may lower risk of osteoporosis
Fish oil might help prevent psychiatric disorders
Pneumonia wonder drug: Zinc saves lives
Preventing migraines with vitamin B2
Whitney Houston found dead with prescription drugs nearby
Glaxo studies traditional Chinese medicine
Benfluorex responsible for thousands of hospitalizations and deaths in France
Monsanto found guilty of chemical poisoning in France
GM crops: Follow the money
GMOs in Europe - The Anglerfish deception...
Vitamin D deficiency linked to speech problems
Study to evaluate effects of Omega-3 fatty acid on intelligence and behaviour
Greek police union wants to arrest EU/IMF officials

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February 10, 2012

Latest News Updates

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Included in this edition:

Green tea helps keep elderly agile
Vitamin D can help turn health around
Magnesium may benefit stroke risk
Brown University, a Paxil study and retractions
Johnson &Johnson hid Risperdal studies to boost drug sales, lawyer says
Bayer Crop Science told to compensate Indian farmers for poor yields
Food herbicide residues set to rise as much as 150 times
Organic farming dwarfs GM crops in Europe as public rejection hits biotech firms
Modified crops tap a wellspring of protest
Monsanto scraps GM maize in France
China says 'no' to genetically engineered rice
Vitamin D deficiency high among trauma patients
Low vitamin D status linked to food allergy and eczema in children
44% of postmenopausal women with distal radius fracture have low vitamin D
Pesticides linked to vitamin D deficiency
The bailout money won't go to ordinary Greeks

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February 3, 2012

Latest News Updates

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Included in this edition:

Vitamin C prevents radiation damage
Maternal omega-3 reduces eczema risk in children
Honey could be effective at treating and preventing wound infections
Vitamin D can boost fertility in men and women
Green tea may reduce functional disability risk
Aged garlic reduces cold and flu severity
Study unlocks Pycnogenol's skin health mechanism
Indigestion drugs linked to hip fractures
Why is “hot chemo” an acceptable cancer treatment but IV vitamin C isn't?
Takeda hid harmful drug interactions
Experts want suicide risk warning on ADHD drug
James Murdoch leaves the Glaxo board
Spain plans budget law as drug firms owed $8.4 billion by states
Genetically engineered crops will not feed the world
GM mosquito manufacturer not coming clean with information
England’s chief medical officer backs free vitamin D supplements
Call for vitamin D infant death probe
Banks profit on hunger
Ireland begins bitter referendum debate
Czech President Klaus says EU fiscal pact tramples on national sovereignty
Military-grade surveillance technology spying on Dutch citizens
Merkel to join Sarkozy on campaign trail for French presidential election
Austerity Treaty: no democracy without referendums
What are bankers doing inside EU summits?

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January 27, 2012

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Wikipedia – A So-Called 'Free Encyclopedia' Controlled by Special Interest Groups

A personal reflection by Norbert Cobabus

In the years prior to my retirement, before summer 2009, I was directly involved with Wikipedia. The German National Library, where I was employed for almost 35 years, had a project in which – based on its literary data – it supplied Wikipedia with the titles of its stock and notified it of entries on the Wikipedia website that it considered to be incorrect. In dealing with this, I thus was in contact with several authors and occasionally with management staff from Wikipedia. Through both my professional involvement with the above project and my private use of Wikipedia – in context of my cultural anthropological and historical research – I soon discovered that Wikipedia is by no means as perfect and objective as it is often claimed to be.

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Included in this edition:

CoQ10 may enhance anti-inflammatory potential of Mediterranean-style diet
Magnesium may reduce stroke risk
Daily dose of rosehip extract could help cut heart disease
Statin drugs shown to significantly increase risk of diabetes
Challenging medical ghostwriting in US courts
Pharma fights effort to dispose of unused drugs
Johnson & Johnson must face lawsuits over drug labeling
European Medicines Agency probes Novartis multiple sclerosis drug over deaths
Merck to settle Canadian Vioxx lawsuits for up to 37 million dollars
Johnson & Johnson pays 158 million dollars to settle Risperdal lawsuit in Texas
Side effects of Tamiflu – Roche continues to withhold key trial data
Cancer drugs cause tumors to spread, rather than preventing them
Nurses' miscarriages linked to working with chemotherapy chemicals
Pesticide illnesses and GM soybeans
BASF stops GM crop development in Europe
A quarter of UK toddlers are lacking Vitamin D
Tobacco companies manipulated doctors into calming concerns over smoking
Croatia’s EU leap

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January 20, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

More vitamin E linked to better mental function
Omega-3 linked to better memory in former depressives
Pycnogenol improves both mental and cellular health in elderly
Inositol helps metabolic health in postmenopausal women
Prescription medication 'increases falls in all ages'
New 'smart' pill tells patients when drugs dose due
U.S. to force drug firms to report money paid to doctors
Roche faces first trial of claims over Raptiva infections
UK survey finds science misconduct "alive and well"
Texas official on the Johnson & Johnson payroll
Move by former drug agency boss 'damaging' public trust in EU
Statins could aggravate diabetes risk in women
Pradaxa side effect reports show hemorrhaging
Glyphosate hazards: USDA scientist reveals all
Vitamin D deficiency strikes one-third of Australians
Healthy brain wiring in adults depends on iron levels in adolescence
Chemical found in deodorants discovered in tumours of breast cancer patients
Child leukaemia doubles near French nuclear plants
Stephen Hawking's longevity with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Italy MPs block arrest of Berlusconi ally Cosentino

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January 13, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Vitamin D again shows anti-diabetic activity
Omega-3 may enhance benefits of strength training for the elderly
'Silver bullet' supplement could slow brain aging
Micronutrient combination may boost male fertility
Exercise cuts bowel cancer risk
Gold kiwifruit may slash severity of common cold
GlaxoSmithKline fined over trials on the babies of Argentinian poor
Deadly peril in an aspirin
Pfizer must pay $45 million in Prempro cases, court rules
Parents sue Pfizer over birth defects allegedly caused by Zoloft
Zimbabwe government defends decision to ban GMOs
70 percent of Europeans suffer from low vitamin D levels
Europeans do not achieve fruit and vegetable consumption recommendations
Low vitamin D levels linked to depression, psychiatrists report
Osteoporosis to cost €38.5bn in Europe's 'big 5' by 2025
Doomsday Clock moves one minute closer to midnight

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January 6, 2012

Latest News Updates

Keep up-to-date on the latest health and politics news with our regular updates and analysis of the key stories from around the world.

Included in this edition:

Alzheimer's disease: Diet 'can stop brain shrinking'
Mediterranean diet 'extends life by up to three years'
High bodily levels of nickel and selenium may lower pancreatic cancer risk
Folic acid plus B12 shows brain function benefits in older people
Could cod liver oil help combat tuberculosis?
Vitamin that can combat memory loss
Painkiller 10 times stronger than Vicodin sparks addiction fears
Patient advocacy group funded by success of painkiller drugs, probe finds
Judge dismisses case against parents who stopped chemo for 10-year-old son
US FDA looking into death of patient on Novartis' Gilenya
Australian woman wins thalidomide hearing: court
'Prozac defence' stands in Canadian teenager's murder case
US beetle developing resistance to widely used GM crop
GM crops banned in Peru
Responsible approach to GM fish is to assume escape: US committee hearing
US FDA salami-slice strategy for supplements continues
Organic agriculture may be outgrowing its ideals
No deaths from vitamins: America's largest database confirms supplement safety
Add vitamin D to Scotland's food – experts
Traditional medicine offers a "revolution" in Tanzanian healthcare
Prunes are not a laxative, Brussels EU rules
Argentina tango lessons: Europe's turn for financial danse macabre?
'UK equipped Saddam during war on Iran'

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