| Dear Readers
Greetings! The days are getting longer. Though it's only February, the hint
of spring is just around the corner . I can feel it. There's
are lot of interesting discoveries in this issue. I hope you enjoy it. All health
information needs a critical eye. The more research I do each week, the more
I am dismayed at the media's use of half truths to create a story,
and not tell a truth. Beware! Who profits from what is said and why are they
saying it? - Enjoy the week and please share the newsletter with your friends.
- David I. Minkoff, M.D.
AN OPINION ON CANCER AND ITS CAUSES
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in this country and if the trends
continue it will soon overtake heart disease as the number one cause of death.
The combination of a toxic environment, poor dietary habits and stress filled
lifestyles is contributing to the incidence of cancer at ever accelerating rates.
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David I. Minkoff, M.D. read
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Millions More Are at Thyroid Risk
Thyroid disease is very common. Dry skin, hair loss, slow thinking, fatigue,
constipation, low body temperature and weight gain are common symptoms. The "normal
values" that labs report always reflect what the population of that area has
as "normal." For a long time through the work of Dr. Broda Barnes, complementary
doctors have been taught that these "normal values" may not reflect optimum
function.- D.I. Minkoff, MD read
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Common sense being not so common ...
It should be considered malpractice and child abuse to give a child a drug
that he doesn't need, especially when it has the potential to make him suicidal.
For the FDA, how many children have to die for a drug to be considered dangerous?
- David I. Minkoff, M.D. read
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Do birth control pills make you fat?
Rest assured, the article says that birth control pills don't make you fat -
even though many women say they do. Who is wrong? Women? Not. But getting fat
is not the real risk for birth control pills. These pills are synthetic drugs
that mimic estrogen and progesterone in the female body to create a pseudo pregnant
state. The dangers include blood clots and female cancers. Unwanted children
are not good either, but there are other ways to practice contraception without
putting your future health at risk.
- David I. Minkoff, M.D. read
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Toxins Linked to Autism, ADHD
Exposure to certain neurodevelopmental toxins, including the vaccine additive
Thimerosal, may increase the risk of autism and attention-deficit hyperactivity
disorder, says a study in the April issue of Molecular Psychiatry. This is a
landmark study and should be put up in huge lights and shown to every family
doc and pediatrician.
- David I. Minkoff, M.D. read
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