News in Health

I am posting this because it is very important to be aware that there is an unending and very powerful effort to keep the reality of inhaled indoor mold toxicity suppressed. Numerous false information reports are constantly being distributed to keep the public blinded from the truth and to aid the insurance companies, property owners, and in the end the medical profession's money making machine.

Dr. Terr uses the phrase "Unconvincing", when referring to the existing scientific research proving the effects of inhaled mycotoxins. Terr obviously needs to stay in an mold contaminated building. Terr might see more clearly then

Saudi Arabia's Health Ministry says a Saudi citizen has died of swine flu, the first death in the kingdom and only the second in the Middle East.

While cold sores are generally annoying, embarrassing, and require up to two weeks of care in order to become fully invisible, most over-the-counter remedies like creams or gels are often expensive and messy. Years ago I heard about an amino acid supplement that treats cold sores from within the body to hopefully curb their progression on your face: Lysine (also known as L-Lysine).

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BioElectronics Corp. (PINKSHEETS: BIEL), the maker of inexpensive, disposable drug-free anti-inflammatory devices, held a conference call yesterday morning, a replay of which is available by dialing (888) 203-1112 and entering passcode 4461002. "We were once again able to exceed our wildest expectations relative to investor attendance with nearly 1,200 dialing in to hear the presentations.
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A new study published in a leading medical journal today shows that in Western Cambodia, the parasites that cause malaria have developed resistance to first line drugs, thus reducing their effectiveness and potentially putting at risk the lives of millions of people.
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Like most African countries, Malawi has suffered from a severe shortage of nurses and key health workers.
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AP - The U.N. unveiled a multimillion dollar strategy a dozen years ago to save children worldwide, but a new study has found the program had surprisingly little effect in Bangladesh, one of the world's poorest countries.
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