The owner of Brave New Books discusses the book Fight for Your Health: Exposing the FDAs Betrayal of America, by Byron J. Richards. He also mentions the implementation of Codex Alimentarius.

Fight for Your Health: Exposing the FDA’s Betrayal of America is a stunning exposé into the secret world of the FDA, Wall Street, and drug companies. At stake is the health and well-being of all Americans. Adverse reactions, even deaths, are hidden while dangerous drugs are pushed on Americans, especially children simply for profit. The FDA is actively attacking health freedom and seeking to eliminate natural health options. Arm yourself with invaluable information that will help you take charge of your health: + FDA working on behalf of drug companies + Mind-control through “mental health” + The true Codex story; health option control + Globalization at the expense of Americans + Poisoning us with our food and water + Your DNA in government computers

Visit the Brave New Books Website;
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Professor Grinspoon originally endeavored to write Marijuana Reconsidered in order to build a case against marijuana, but as his research progressed, he realized the complexities of the plant and was moved to advocate for legalization. He has testified before Congress, and as an expert witness in various legal proceedings, including the deportation hearings of John Lennon.

Lester Grinspoon is Associate Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the author of several drug-related books, including Marijuana Reconsidered, Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered, and Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine. The first two were published during the 1970s, when it appeared cannabis was well on its way to nationwide decriminalization in the United States. The latter was published in 1993. It describes a variety of ailments for which cannabis ingestion may be indicated.

Websites:
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http://www.rxmarijuana.com/

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Falkov presented a Health Freedom Panel in which she was joined by three experts in alternative healthcare. Falkov expressed concern, which was echoed by the panelists, that pending FDA legislation could dramatically restrict consumers’ access to alternative treatments and choices. She also voiced opposition to a possible North American Union as well as Universal Health Care plans, which could reduce health care options under a centralized bureaucracy. Her website, healthfreedomrights.com, offers ways for people to have their viewpoints be heard. You can also write to the FDA at the address below.

Burton Goldberg has spent over 30 years carefully researching every aspect of holistic medicine. What put Goldberg on the fast track to national prominence was the 1994 publication of his now best-selling Alternative Medicine: The Definitive Guide. Burton Goldberg is on a mission to reform conventional medicine and to help people reclaim their health. He has a mission to reform American medicine and to help Americans reclaim their health. He wants people to know that with alternative medicine, every disease is reversible. In trauma and emergency situations, mainstream medicine can work wonders. But in the vast majority of health conditions, alternative medicine has the treatments that can help.

Richard Clement has practiced Medicine around the world for the past 25 years. He is an active member of the HPCUS (Regulation of Homeopathy in the USA) and of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis. He has been consulting at the National Institute of Health on Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He was the Medical Director of Heel USA 1996-2000 and he formulated the Flu Plus®, Body Pure® and the BHI Cough Syrup. He also co-developed the line of Homeopathy for Arkopharma.

An active lecturer, writer and teacher of Homeopathy, Dr. Clement he has a part time practice in Paris (France) and is the Medical Director of the Spa at the Hacienda San Gabriel de Las Palmas in Mexico. Dr. Clement teaches Homeopathy and Pharmacology at the ATOM school in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and formulates new homeopathic combination remedies for the Homeopathic industry in the USA. He has developed several nutrition supplements (Arthroclem, Hepatika V 5, MintyGreens®, PranaGreens®, Pro Colos®) under the label Richard Clement Nutrition.

Dr. Richard Clement spoke about the effectiveness of homeopathic treatments for individual imbalances. Author Burton Goldberg noted that homeopathy has become the #1 form of treatment in India, because it’s both inexpensive and effective. He also discussed the case of Dr. James Forsythe, who was indicted on charges of smuggling Human Growth Hormone. Forsythe was singled out because he was offering alternative treatments for cancer that authorities wanted to rein in, said Goldberg.

Journalist Peter Barry Chowka believes that the politics of health care are vital, and he warned that the FDA could curtail freedom of choice, such that alternative treatments will gradually become more difficult or expensive to acquire. Falkov also touched on her work with light emitting diode therapy. A diode generator can be used at home and is helpful for injuries and soreness– it enhances cellular function and increases blood flow, she reported.

To send comments about the FDA Supplement Control Proposal, refer to docket no. 2006d-0480 and write to:
Division of Dockets Management (HFA-305)
Food and Drug Administration
5630 Fishers Lane, rm. 1061
Rockville, MD 20852

April 24th, 2007

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http://www.web-outpatients.com/
http://members.aol.com/pbchowka/
http://www.burtongoldberg.com/
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2007/04/24.html

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Cohen has written a book designed to education us on the top meds and foods that can rob your body of those all important nutrients titled, “Drug Muggers.”

For the entire article on “Drug Muggers” in our lives log on www.Lifescript.com.

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Andrew Thomas Weil (Born June 8, 1942) is an American author and physician, best known for establishing and popularizing the field of integrative medicine. Weil is the author of several best-selling books and runs a website and monthly newsletter, where he answers questions relating to health. He is the founder and Program Director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine (formerly the Program in Integrative Medicine), which he started in 1994 at the University of Arizona.[1] He has become one of the leading proponents of integrative medicine. He founded Weil Lifestyle LLC.

Andrew Weil was born June 8, 1942 in Philadelphia, PA to parents of German and Ukrainian descent. His parents owned a millinery store.[2] While disconnected from the natural world as a child, he excelled academically. He attended both college and medical school at Harvard University. As an undergraduate, Weil took the class Plants & Human Affairs, an ethnobotany class taught by Richard Evans Schultes. He went on to major in botany and wrote his thesis on the narcotic properties of nutmeg,[3] and also served as an editor of the Harvard Crimson and the Harvard Lampoon.[4] After medical school, Weil unconventionally did not seek residency. He completed a medical internship at Mt. Zion Hospital in San Francisco then worked for a year with the National Institute of Mental Health. From 1971-1974, he traveled throughout South America as a fellow for the Institute of Current World Affairs.[5] He published his first book, The Natural Mind, in 1972. The book’s basic theme is that highs come from within the body, and that drugs access these states rather than produce them. Weil has written or co-written nine books since, and was a regular contributor to High Times magazine from 1975 to 1983.[6] His early works explored altered states of consciousness, but has since expanded his scope to encompass healthy lifestyles and health care in general. As Weil entered his 60s, he began shifting his focus to the health concerns of older Americans. His most recent book, Healthy Aging, looks at growing older from a physical, social and cross-cultural perspective, and emphasizes that aging cannot be reversed, but can be accompanied by good health, “serenity, wisdom, and its own kind of power and grace.

Homepage: http://www.drweil.com/

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Thanks Lorenzo!!

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I wish you the best in your recovery.