Get Informed on Legislation That Could Restrict Your Health Freedom

Posted January 30, 2015
One would expect that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has the best interests of the public in mind, but its recent decisions have cast serious doubt upon this assumption.  One in particular could have a dramatic impact on the safety of the U.S. food supply: It is the mandate of the EPA to regulate the use of agricultural chemicals like insecticides and herbicides, as well as to determine their allowable limits in food and drinking water.  Read more.

Posted January 19, 2015
On October 21, 2014, a personal dental mal-practice lawsuit was quietly settled out of court in favor of the plaintiff, Freya Koss. Ms. Koss admitted relief that it’s over, yet is somewhat dismayed at not having had the opportunity to take her case to court.  No doubt, it was Ms. Koss’s 14 years of unyielding persistence together with her indisputable documentation that finally brought this landmark case to fruition.  Read more.

Posted January 15, 2015
A Connecticut State Supreme Court has ruled that the state can force a 17-year-old cancer patient to receive chemotherapy treatments against her will. The ruling is a victory for the pharmaceutical industry which may soon translate into forced vaccinations and drug therapy if higher courts believe parents are legally neglecting their children.  The court found that the state had not violated the rights of a 17-year-old identified as Cassandra C., who’s receiving forced chemotherapy for Hodgkin’s lymphoma.  Read more.

Posted January 15, 2015
Last year, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture officials sent ‘a friendly letter’ to a seed bank/seed exchange group in Mechanicsburg, telling them they need to test every variety of seed with extremely impractical and pointless tests to ensure that they are up to standards with regulations.  ‘Agri-Terrorism’ was cited by officials as a reason why such regulations should be enforced on something as natural as the right to exchange and possess seeds.  Read more. 

Posted Janaury 15, 2015
A Japanese government official has reported, “I was overwhelmed by the amount of contaminated water coming from the reactors, we must dump it in the ocean.” This isn’t such great news for the US since President Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently gave their approval for “dramatically raising permissible radioactive levels in drinking water and soil following “radiological incidents,” such as nuclear power-plant accidents and dirty bombs.”  Read more. 

Posted January 8, 2015
One of integrative medicine’s greatest foes got re-elected. But it’s not all bad. Here’s an overview of what we can expect in the months ahead.  Read more.

Posted December 23, 2014
As if the actions of the National Security Agency (NSA) and government-sanctioned surveillance cameras everywhere weren’t already making us feel like ‘big brother’ is watching over our every move; now there are digital, so called smart meters, monitoring every detail of our lives.  Read more.

Posted December 23, 2014
Hello, I’m Jim Humble. I’m the guy who discovered MMS, a mineral solution that I’m proud to say has saved thousands of lives. We have a friend who urgently needs our help. His name is Daniel. Although no one has ever been hurt, the FDA has been trying for 5 years to put Daniel in prison for selling MMS.  Daniel Smith is going to trial in less than 90 days. But there is also an additional problem. This trial is also putting MMS on trial for the first time, and we want to make it the last time.  View here. 

Posted December 23, 2014
The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) closed public comment on October 31 on its Statewide Plant Pest Prevention and Management Program’s Environmental Impact Report (EIR), a 500-page-plus document that would give the agency authority to spray toxic chemicals avoided, for the most part, by the organic community if the agency decides that a pest is threatening economically important crops.  Read more. 

Posted December 18, 2014
Senators Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Tom Harkin (D-IA) on Dec. 11 recognized Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM) as the next Democratic leader in the U.S. Senate for safeguarding access to dietary supplements.  Read more.