A FACT SHEET PREPARED BY The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology www.iaomt.org “For medical reasons, amalgam should be eliminated in dental care as soon as possible. As a result, one of our largest sources of mercury in the environment … Continue reading
March 23, 2010 by Mark Sircus – Director Dr. Rashid Buttar testified before congress that “the association of mercury to chronic diseases is well documented in the didactic scientific literature. The search for the association between mercury and cardiovascular disease reveals 358 … Continue reading
July 03, 2001|David Perlman, Chronicle Science Editor In an unexpected finding, Stanford University researchers have discovered for the first time that nicotine can promote the dangerous growth of new blood vessels, increase the growth of tumors and stimulate formation of the artery- … Continue reading
By Daily Mail Reporter Aspirin, Ginseng and Caffeine are just some of the useful medications produced by plants. Now scientists have adapted the much maligned tobacco plant to create a drug they hope will combat HIV. UK regulators have approved the first clinical … Continue reading
Ant colonies, bird flocks, rain forests, businesses, organizations, communities, the stock market and the global economy all have something in common. They are complex adaptive systems. Complex means composed of many parts which are joined (literally “twisted”) together. Adaptive refers to the fact … Continue reading
This is response upon the inquiries letter from Edwin McClelland, M.D through Waleed. He uses the Livingston-Wheeler protocol, which had originally been developed by dr. Virginia Livingston-Wheeler. Dr. McClelland worked for a short while at the Livingston- Wheeler clinic before … Continue reading
Gold In Nicotine By Wanda Hamilton Publication date: July 13, 2001 “It helps digestion, the gout, the toothache, prevents infection by scents; it heats the cold, and cools them that sweat, feedeth the hungry, spent spirits restoreth, purgeth the … Continue reading