The theory that solar ultraviolet radiation — and by extension, vitamin D,
which is produced when such radiation strikes your skin — is a potent cancer
fighter satisfies most, if not all, of the criteria. From a scientific point of
view, therefore, vitamin D reduces the risk of many forms of cancer and
increases survival rates once cancer reaches a detectable stage.
…
Supplement users also tend to place an emphasis on health as a priority in their
own personal lives, as reflected in their day-to-day habits when it comes to
maintaining overall wellness. …
Yes, indeed,
the agents of quackery have taken over the Skeptical Science community.
They’ve never met an FDA-approved pharmaceutical they didn’t like, nor
a natural health modality they didn’t hate. They believe vaccines are
perfectly safe, but feeding a child a multivitamin is dangerous. …
if we have the vision to believe
and invest in things unseen,” said Obama, “then we can lead the world
into a new future of peace and prosperity.” …
Dr. Simoncini’s quite amazing
experience has shown that 99 percent of breast- and bladder cancer can
heal in just six days, entirely without the use of surgery, chemo or
radiation, using just a local infiltration device (such as a catheter)
to deliver the sodium bicarbonate directly to the infected site in your
breast tissue or bladder. …
eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which are prevalent
in fish and fish oils, have been studied in thousands of investigations. A
consistent body of evidence has been elaborated in various types of
investigations, ultimately demonstrating reduction in total mortality,
cardiovascular mortality, and morbidity by ingestion of roughly 1 g/d of EPA
plus DHA. …
Peter Breggin, M.D. author Medication Madness
Bruce Levine, Ph.D.
clinical psychologist
Dominick Riccio, Ph.D. Psychologist &
psychoanalyst
James B. Gottstein, attorney …
The Harlem DNA Lab is the result of a collaboration between the New York City
Department of Education and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. …
The festival kicks off on Oct. 16 with “Science in Fiction,” a panel discussion
on the relationship between science and fiction in cinema, moderated by NPR’s
Science Friday host Ira Flatow. The festival will show 24 shorts in competition,
and several feature films. All screenings are free of charge. …
Green fluorescent protein (GFP) has won its discoverer and early developers the
2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. …