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And late-breaking coronavirus news (as of March 31st) Both NY and CA report that the number of new cases of coronavirus is dropping. But even more is dropping—a March 30th paper published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases estimates a 0.66% death rate [WHO said it would be 3.4% and that set off the panic]. (1)…

Pregnant women high priority for flu vaccine Pregnancy and flu vaccination: Pregnant women are now being listed as a high priority for swine flu vaccine. Yet the product inserts so far from the package inserts state the disclaimer: “Animal reproduction studies have not been conducted with influenza virus vaccine. It is also not known whether influenza…

Having the flu is good for you For thousands of years healers have viewed acute illness such as cold, flu and fever a powerful weapons your body uses for cleansing and healing.  While these are uncomfortable experiences, it is not only how your body detoxifies you but it also has a powerful benefit. Studies report that…

Endangered Sharks Slaughtered National Geographic is reporting that endangered sharks are being harvested at an alarming rate to make squalene, which is an adjuvant for the vaccines. Think about it: we are risking the total decimation of a species for a psychological pandemic flamed by organizations seeking wealth, rather than health. Most disturbing is when one…

(NaturalNews) You’ve heard it before, how the pharmaceutical industry has a giant “revolving door” through which corporations and government agencies frequently exchange key employees. That reality was driven home in a huge way today when news broke that Dr. Julie Gerberding, who headed the CDC from 2002 through 2009, landed a top job with Merck,…

In a recently released report: According to these researchers (which include scientists from Harvard, the UK Medical Research Council and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) H1N1 swine flu won’t be as severe as was feared and when the fall and winter wave of H1N1 swine flu is over, it will have been no…