Archive for July, 2009
Do We Eat and Drink Adulterated Food?
Adulterated food is forced upon us by government authority and government police power. Government inspectors confirm that processed heated milk is dead and lifeless and okay for sale to the public by their alkaline-phosphatase enzyme test. If it’s not dead, it can’t be sold. But what about its nutritional value? Find out the details when you read this article…
Hydrogen Peroxide Cancer Treatment
Cancer cells exposed to oxygen spread slower and sometimes die outright. An intravenous drip of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a good treatment for cancer. Read this article to learn more…
Seniors may boost bone health with exercise, report says
According to researchers, moderate exercise can be a great health resource in that it may help boost and maintain bone strength and prevent falls and fractures in older people.
Does the stock market upswing mean we are out of the woods?
A recent stock market rally fueled by better than expected earnings has had commentators predict the end of the current financial troubles, but some analysts caution against excessive optimism.
Committee vote on Sotomayor prompts criticism
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-6 to recommend the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor as a Supreme Court Justice yesterday, prompting criticism from some conservative quarters.
FEMA Exercises Include Foreign Troops Practicing on U.S. Soil
Troops from Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United Kingdom are this week training in five U.S. states and the District of Columbia in conjunction with the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) annual National Level Exercise Program. Read this article to learn more about what FEMA may be up to…
Researchers describe how diet may protect prostate
Reasonable dieting has a range of health benefits, including weight loss, but scientists believe men who limit their carbohydrate intake may also experience a slower growth of prostate tumors.
Healthcare battle continues
The fight over healthcare reform has intensified as one organization is planning a webcast warning of government takeover of the health system, while a newly published report has found lawmakers who oppose the reform have received the highest industry donations.
June home sales report suggest sector may be rebounding
During the last several months investors with cash on hand could find great deals on houses as inventories reached historical highs, but a new government report suggests this window of opportunity may soon be closing.
Summertime doldrums return as old adage holds true
In June, gold and gold stocks were in a full-blown rally and for a time it looked like the old adage, “Sell in May, and go away” would not hold true this year. But the rally faltered, and a negative report from the World Bank showed the bull market in commodities had ended. Read this article to learn what this means…
Stepping down, Sarah Palin takes aim at media, Hollywood
Alaska governor Sarah Palin officially resigned on Sunday, offering few clues as to her political future but scolding media for "making things up" and the liberal elites for attempts to restrict access to guns.
Top Democrat calls for bipartisan healthcare bill
As the battle over healthcare reform heats up, two influential congressmen appeared on a Sunday talk show to call for cooperation and compromise.
‘Electronic’ cigarettes deemed unsafe, according to the FDA
The Food and Drug Administration recently revealed that devices that were meant to be safe alternatives to smoking may be harmful to a user’s health.
Three Dragons Battle a Mouse Over Value of Money
In the scorching Nevada heat a battle is taking place that pits, essentially, three enormous dragons against a mouse. It’s the case of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) vs. Robert Kahre, and its outcome could have an enormous impact on our nation’s money. Read this article to learn about this case and its possible ramifications…
Concealed weapons amendment disapproved
Gun owners will not be allowed to cross state lines with concealed weapons as the Senate voted against this proposed amendment. The proposal was rejected by a thin margin after a 58-39 vote, with 20 Democrats registering their disapproval of the measure.
