Showing posts with label Fosamax. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 8, 2009

"Grow Bone Skeletal Integrity" podcast link

Grow Bone Skeletal Integrity -- Over-emphasis on calcium has made millions of women susceptible to pharmaceutical propaganda, convincing them that they suffer from a drug-deficiency disease. I assure you, osteoporosis is not evidence of the lack of Boniva and Fosamax. The musculoskeletal system requires a symphony of trace elements from living food sources in order to maintain (much less regain) its integrity.

Jordan Rubin returns to let us know how to get one of 35,000 Grow Bone Systems that will be given away for FREE on October 10th at 10AM. What is the role of strontium, vanadium, magnesium and silica in bone health? Have you checked into the Weston A. Price Foundation yet?

More updates on the upcoming Rethinking AIDS Conference November 6-8, 2009. Hope to see you there!

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Podcast link here: http://askrsb.podbean.com/2009/10/08/bone-up-skeletal-integrity-1042009-hour-1/

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Cancer Freedom, Bone-up Skeletal Integrity & Dangerous Pandemic Absurdities

Radio broadcast on Sunday, October 4, 2009 from 1 PM to 3 PM EDT: Believe it or not, the federal government does not have a monopoly on biological stupidity. State governments invest in Taxpayer-funded research rat holes, too. Texas just committed $3 billion over the next decade to find the cure for cancer.

In the mean time, federal, state and local police enforce the pre-existing medical monopoly on cancer prevention and treatment - already the exclusive domain of BIG PHARMA. It matters not how much money you throw at scientists, innovation does not come from within the constraints of monopoly.

All the prevention and treatment you'll ever need exists in nature as cancer is a chronic disease resulting from nutritional deficiencies, toxin proficiencies and unresolved emotional disturbances, even over generations. Cancer does not result due to a deficiency of toxic chemotherapy, nor a lack of ionizing radiation.

Those who still believe that government and industry would get behind the cure for cancer if it already existed are hopelessly, economically naive. Until the medical monopoly is dismantled, all "official" research will be constrained within the narrow confines of patented designer chemotherapeutics and novel new ways to focus ionizing radiation. Maybe a smidgen of genetic engineering will be thrown in for good measure.

If you want cancer cured -- free up all the healers to heal.

Those approved by government (licensed allopathic oncologists) have proven themselves to be accelerators of death and suffering rather than carriers of cure and healing. Don't worry, in a true free market, they would still be there, although they would actually have to compete against all other forms of medicine without the benefit of a government gun.

If you argue for the status quo, you argue for monopoly. If you argue for reform without dismantling monopoly, your calls for reform are meaningless. We do not need the NCI, nor Texas government doing cancer research. We need freedom.

That includes the freedom to heal cancer by any natural means without being branded an enemy of the state. Can you handle that sort of freedom?

Hour One: Bone up Skeletal Integrity -- Over-emphasis on calcium has made millions of women susceptible to pharmaceutical propaganda, convincing them that they suffer from a drug-deficiency disease. I assure you, osteoporosis is not evidence of the lack of Boniva and Fosamax. The musculoskeletal system requires a symphony of trace elements from living food sources in order to maintain (much less regain) its integrity.

Jordan Rubin returns to let us know how to get one of 35,000 Grow Bone Systems that will be given away for FREE on October 10th. What is the role of strontium, vanadium, magnesium and silica in bone health? Have you checked into the Weston A. Price Foundation yet?

More updates on the upcoming Rethinking AIDS Conference November 6-8, 2009. Hope to see you there!

It started, but there's still time to sign up for the Health Summit Series. Sign up by clicking here.

Thanks for tuning in where there's more healing in two hours than most shows have in a whole year! Your calls at 1-800-449-8255. (Show topics subject to change based on breaking news and the whims of the host.)

Hour Two: Dangerous Pandemic Absurdities -- In New York, after government mandated the latest experimental vaccine for influenza, protests have erupted from doctors and nurses. Is the medical profession finally in rebellion against its captors? In Washington, nurses actually filed a federal lawsuit against shot requirements.

Yet, medical reporters and government officials continue to push for near universal vaccination against influenza, both seasonal and novel - and they do so with a straight face despite obvious absurdities.

Among those, the removal of ANY liability from vaccine-makers for injury or death caused by the shots. Even Canada is granting pre-pardons to Big Pharma. What other industry gets artificially removed from the consequences of its actions? What human?

How about the first Swine Flu vaccines actually being in nasal spray form? MedImmune's formula used to caution against contact with immuno-compromised individuals for 21 days after administration. Who are they going after first? Hospital personnel. Where is the highest concentration of immune-challenged people? Hospitals. Absurd?

Apparently not to Dr. Sanjay Gupta, who also believes that suppressing fever with liver toxic drugs is a good thing. Why do you think that he had such a miserable (Swine) flu? Another shill for drugs and vaccines? More audio from Dr. Pretty and her AAP flu shot promotion.

My good friend, Shane Ellison, drops by with more OTC Natural Cures.

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Empowering the nation and everyone in it to heal nutritionally, only on the united States of health talk radio. Your calls at 1-800-449-8255. (Show topics subject to change based on breaking news and the whims of the host.)

1) Cancer Freedom, Bone-up Skeletal Integrity and 2) Dangerous Pandemic Absurdities on Talk Radio Network from 1 PM to 3 PM EDT, Sunday, October 4, 2009. Special thanks to the Health Summit Series.

The Robert Scott Bell Radio Program is here to empower you with healing principles every week! Physical, Emotional, Mental, Spiritual, Economic and yes, even Political Healing! Every week on Talk Radio Network. The power to heal is yours..

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Bisphosphonates: The New Jawbreakers for Adults

Headline: Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells "Use of bisphosphonates has been associated with other problems in the past, including an increased risk of atrial fibrillation (a type of abnormal heart rhythm), unusual fractures of the thigh bone and inflammatory eye disease."

I have been warning Sally Field about this but she must have the cotton balls from the numerous Boniva pill bottles she is peddling stuffed in her ears.

What pharmaceutical drugheads fail to realize is that in nature, everything has a purpose. Just because a drug can stop normal cellular bone breakdown from occurring does not mean that it is a good idea.

Rather that stopping needed cellular breakdown, scientists should study and try to understand why new bone cells are not being created appropriately in osteoporosis sufferers. Since there is no drug that can promote legitimate and healthy bone growth, don't look for such a study to appear anytime soon.

Courtesy of the Robert Scott Bell Show, here's your scientific shortcut: Silica, Magnesium, Potassium, Boron and other critical nutrients deficient in osteoporosis sufferers can never be synthesized to have the positive effect that they have in their naturally occurring, food-grown nutritional state.

Sally Field, step away from the Boniva and pick up some dietary supplements.

Headline: Study Links Osteoporosis Drugs to Jaw Trouble ... the finding "does not mean that women should stop taking the drug if they're on it. It does mean that there may be more frequent side effects than was previously known."

Of course, if Magnesium caused severe jaw disfigurement, Dick Durbin, Henry Waxman and the FDA would call for its immediate withdrawal from the market. I wonder if then we could get any celebrity endorsements for nutrients over drugs?

Fossy Jaw (and I do not mean Bob Fosse's jaw) is a growing problem in women relying upon drugs instead of nutrition to prevent and reverse osteoporosis. Perhaps they could just repackage Fosamax as a chewable by putting it in a hard candy ball with loads of sugar and multiple artificial colors and flavors.

Truth in labeling would make it the Jawbreaker to end all Jawbreakers. Granted, it may be harder to market to Sally Field...

Thursday, January 8, 2009

"Hide 'n' don't seek?" NATURALLY Speaking by Christopher C. Barr

This column marks the eighth year of NATURALLY Speaking with combined experience going back to the 1980s for this columnist regarding print and broadcast journalism on the subject matter of health.

A pattern has emerged that news in the mainstream (a polluted stream if ever there was one) often publishes stories on holidays and weekends that the mainstream would rather not get too much attention. People generally are paying less attention to news and more attention to leisure on holidays and weekends.

Stories hidden away in this fashion could be a good news item of which too much notice is not desired, or it could be a bad news item of which too much notice is not desired.

Never was this popular mainstream media game ever more evident than on this past, long, New Year’s holiday weekend with not either but rather both a multiple of good and bad news stories involved.

Good news

First, there was a great “good news” item appearing very late New Year’s Eve about grape seed extract killing cancer cells. Though surprising to see in a mainstream news report it was not at all surprising news to me as I have more than a little knowledge and experience with this dating back at least 20 years.

This current report was based on a study conducted at the University of Kentucky and published in the science journal Clinical Cancer Research.

More good news

At the very same late hour New Year’s Eve another “good news” item appeared on naprapathy which is a not well known alternative medical system of healing. This report noted superiority of naprapathy for pain relief compared to regular medical approaches.

Specific mention was made of “nutritional counseling” as part of the benefit offered by naprapathy. Specific mention was made of relief regarding connective tissue matter in general with singling out of back pain, neck pain, knee strain, sciatica, shoulder pain and tennis elbow.

The mineral nutrient silicon (or silica) is the key nutrient for connective tissue and has a long history of successful use with regard to these very areas singled out in the news story.

Shifting gears

Following the two “good news” reports were two “bad news” reports and each regarding the same substance – the drug Fosamax.

The first of the two “bad news” reports on Fosamax was in the middle of New Year’s Day. Is anybody paying attention to news in the middle of New Year’s Day?

Shifty gearings

The first of the Fosamax reports was a sneaky bit of propaganda titled, ‘Osteoporosis Drug Prompts Increase in Certain Bone Cells’.

The title makes this sound like a positive finding though it is actually positively deceptive.

Since osteoporosis is bone loss then increase in bone cells sounds good.

The story named Fosamax right out at the very beginning and continued its mention repeatedly.

Yet, if you read the story carefully it was noted well into the story that this was not necessarily (if at all) a good thing.

Too many Americans dumbed down by government sponsored education and government certified refined, denatured ‘foods’ that have been robbed of their nutrients would see this as a positive story about the government approved Fosamax drug rather than the negative story about Fosamax that story actually is.

Bad news and worse news still

The final item was at almost midnight at the end of New Year’s Day.

Is anybody paying any attention to any new (or anything else) after New Year’s Eve followed by a full day of New Year’s Day activities leading well into a four-day weekend?

This news item noted very bad news about Fosamax that could not be manipulated into any kind of positive spin.

However, this news story did disguise the Fosamax connection by speaking in generic chemical terms and only noting the name ‘Fosamax’ very far down into the story.

A problem with jaw disintegration from use of osteoporosis drugs – including (especially) with Fosamax – was noted in the new Journal of The American Dental Association.

This has been referred to as Fossyjaw for a very long time by those of us in the know though the story made no mention of either this term or this fact.

The story did admit that the problem “may be much higher than previously thought”.

“This is more frequent than everybody would like to think it is,” the story quoted from the dentist who authored the newly published study.

The story noted an increase from one case per year to one to four cases per week. If you do the math (which the news story did not) that is an increase of from more than 5,000 to almost 21,000 per cent! That should be phenomenal news if not state-of-emergency news rather than buried-where-and-when-nobody-is-paying-any-attention news.

Another aspect of Fosamax that is barely mentioned in the story regards an increase in esophageal cancer with its use. However, the story considerably plays this down.

Readily admitted is that there is a decided increase in GERD (acid reflux) among users of Fosamax.

Do you happen to know that one of the primary medical concerns regarding GERD is that it substantially increases risk of esophageal cancer? This wasn’t mentioned in the news stories on Fosamax.

Oh what a tangled web the mainstream media weaves when it pretty much constantly practices to deceive.

Saving the best news for last

For the record, osteoporosis and bone loss is not caused by a deficiency of Fosamax – or a deficiency of any other drug for that matter.

A gross nutritional deficiency of the mineral nutrient silicon (or silica) earlier mentioned in another regard is the predominant factor in osteoporosis.

Christopher C. Barr writes Naturally Speaking from Arkansas: The Natural State … naturally! You may write him at P. O. Box 1147, Pocahontas, Arkansas 72455 or by e-mail at servantofYHVH@hotmail.com.


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