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Definition: Vaccine Skeptic

Vaccine skeptics - People who are skeptical of the false claims, fraudulent research, toxic ingredients and distorted propaganda of the vaccine industry. Members of the scientific community that dominates the western media today claim to be "skeptics" when it comes to homeopathy or vitamins, but skepticism is never allowed when it comes to psychiatric drugs, vaccines, statin drugs or anything that generates profits for the cancer industry. All conventional "skeptics" are actually gullible stooges when it comes to thinking critically about vaccines, psychiatric drugs or chemotherapy. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/048507_medical_police_state_essential_vocabulary_kidnap.html#ixzz3QmuXUUq8

Want to know why you are addicted to junk foods? Read to know more!

According to Mic.com , a recent article in The New York Times dove into the issue of the addictiveness of junk food. While most consumers understand that consuming too much processed food is inherently unhealthy, what is less understood is how such foods are purposely engineered to be addictive. The Times article, adapted from the book Salt, Sugar, Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us , goes into detail about how scientists and marketers in the employ of such food giants as Frito-Lay, Coke and Kraft have manipulated the American consumer into buying more and more processed food by adjusting both the recipes and the messaging around the foods found on the shelves. Considering the increasing prevalence and cost of obesity-related illness in this country, revealing this manipulation of the food system and determining methods to combat the sway held by food companies should be a top priority. There is hard science behind food addiction. As outlined by the Times piece, food s...

Cancer survivors still smoke - except for the ones who find 14AndOut Natural Method!

  A new study has found that nearly 10 percent of U.S. cancer survivors are still smoking up to 15 cigarettes every day. Are they insane? Do they know what the cigarettes are doing to their life, or do they not really have the right "choices" needed to quit? -- That is the question. They must be counseled, because the scary CDC commercials don't do a thing to help people quit the third most addictive drug in the world, and the medications can cause horrific nightmares and suicidal tendencies, and who needs that coupled with their chemotherapy, surgery, radiation and bad advice? Hospitals in America are full of MDs and oncologists with ZERO advice in the nutritional "realm" and only offer chemical medications and surgery options for folks being attacked by cancer of the kidneys and liver, organs which you won't survive in this world without. Then there are the woman's ovaries to worry about, another region of the body that cancer likes ...

What if food ads had to list the side effects like prescription drugs on TV? - America lives in complete idiocracy

    The infamous George W. pushed corn on the masses. Obama pushes GMO everything via the FDA and Monsanto. Now, from GMO to TOXIC corn to pesticide laden soy and CANOLA OIL, Americans consume poisonous food daily and wonder why they aren't healthy, then go to the Witch Doctors who scribble out prescriptions to cover and quell the symptoms of pesticide disease. It is as if we are living in total "idiocracy" - that any human being would even consider any medication advertised on television with all those crazy side effects, like internal bleeding, loss of vision, coma, feelings of suicide and death. It's literally insulting to intelligence, yet millions of Americans still run to their doctors with health problems and take whatever the doctor prescribes, without question, and then wonder what went wrong. If food commercials had to list the side effects, including the short- and long-term adverse health effects of eating the "garbage" that...

Multi-vitamin slam just Big Pharma sham - its so obvious

"I could conduct a study where people tried to put out a forest fire with squirt guns, and when it failed, I could say that it proves that you can't put out a forest fire with water," wrote yet another disapproving TheWeek.com commenter, using the beauty of metaphor to illustrate what many in the mainstream media carelessly overlooked concerning this latest hit piece against vitamins and minerals. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/043318_Big_Pharma_TheWeekcom_anti-nutrition_propaganda.html#ixzz2oKHQNXhh