Eclub Navigator July 2008

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: Phillip and Samantha Day are delighted to announce the home birth of their daughter Anna, 8:48 am, 16th July 2008, weight 7lbs 0.5 oz. Mother and baby are doing well, father still in a daze...

WEEKLY HEALTH TIP: Alzheimer's and Senile Dementia, an excerpt from Phillip Day's book 'The ABC's of Disease'. Don't let this happen to you!
HOW CARE HOME KEEPS ELDERLY HEALTHY: A year ago, 88-year-old Jean Lavender used to find walking any distance a struggle. Now she is keen to get outside for a walk most days. And she puts the transformation down to the most simple of medicines - water.
FOOD FOR THE BRAIN: A contributor to the increasing rate of crime, aggression, depression and poor school performance is poor nutrition. That's the conclusion of the inquiry held by The Parliamentary Food and Health Forum.
CONTROVERSIAL DIET DRUG APPROVED: An obesity drug has been approved for NHS use in England and Wales, despite links to an increased risk of depression and suicide.
BEAUTY OF THE BEETROOT: Scientists have discovered that beetroot has a remarkable effect on lowering blood pressure.
FLAWED ST. JOHN'S WORT STUDY ON ADHD FAILED TO USE ACTIVE FORM OF HERBAL EXTRACT: Were all the children used in the study given inactive forms of the St. John's Wort herb, where the active ingredients had been oxidized and rendered useless?
STROKE: I HAD TO CURE MYSELF: Dr Martin Stephen, High Master of St Paul's, on how, with the help of his mother-in-law, he devised his own programme of recovery after a stroke.
CERVICAL CANCER VACCINATION TO BE GIVEN IN SCHOOLS BY SEPTEMBER: Hundreds of thousands of girls will be vaccinated against cervical cancer when they return to school for the new year in September. The Government said that an estimated 300,000 girls would receive injections to protect them against the disease, which kills around 1,000 women in Britain. What's wrong with this?
MMR VACCINE: Dr Bernadine Healy, former Director of the US National Institute of Health, argues for more research into a possible vaccine autism link. Your questions answered in this series of short videos from vaccine expert, Dr Richard Halvorsen.
RIDING THE FLUORIDE TIGER: What possible good can come from adding a known poison to our water supply? None at all, argues John Graham.

VITAMIN C ABOUT TO BE MADE ILLEGAL IN CANADA: What if, just for taking vitamin C, you could be thrown in jail for up to 2 years and fined up to $5,000,000?

REFERENDUMS WILL BE IGNORED, SAYS AUTHOR OF EU CONSTITUTION: Future referendums will be ignored whether they are held in Ireland or elsewhere, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the architect of the European Union Constitution said. Not to be confused with democracy, then.
GLOBAL WARMING: MAN MADE OR NATURAL? S. Fred Singer, professor emeritus of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia, distinguished research professor at George Mason University and president of the Science and Environmental Policy Project, sums up the issue of global warming in this excerpt from a lecture delivered on the Hillsdale College campus on June 30, 2007 .
CARBON COSTS SOAR AS WORLD COOLS: There is something comically forlorn about the BBC's continued efforts to promote its frenetically one-sided belief in global warming.
EU IS AS UNDEMOCRATIC AS MUGABE: One thing the leaders of the EU have in common with Robert Mugabe is that when a vote goes against them, their instinct is not to accept it but to cast round for how to get the decision reversed.
MOTHER APPLYING FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL JOB IS WRONGLY BRANDED 'DRUG-DEALING ALCOHOLIC': When Amanda Hodgson applied for a job looking after pupils at her local primary school she thought the childcare checks would be a formality. But a Home Office agency claimed Mrs Hodgson was a drug-dealing alcoholic with convictions for assaulting three police officers.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other issues.
Cartoons courtesy of NewsTarget.com.

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BOOK OF THE MONTH
WELLNESS OUR BIRTHRIGHT
Vivien Clere Green's excellent do's and don'ts on the wonders of pregnancy

FOOD MATTERS, the great new documentary featuring Phillip Day and others, is now out! View trailer. Buy documentary.

10th AUGUST 2008: One day cancer seminar in Kent.
Doctors and Phillip will be speaking.

FOOD MATTERS SOUTHERN UK/IRELAND TOUR 2008
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