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Health Freedom Takes a Double Hit at Codex (1)

10 October 2007

This year's Codex Committee on Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses started with a nasty shock, something that we were all expecting, but not this year.

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Vitamin E May Cut Heart Attack Risk for Diabetics (1)

10 October 2007

About 40 per cent of diabetic patients can reduce their risk of heart attacks and of dying from heart disease by taking vitamin E supplements, according to new research out of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.

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How Modern 'Medicine' Killed My Brother (1)

10 October 2007

By Russell L. Blaylock, M.D Earlier this month, I traveled to Monroe, La., to bury my dear older brother, Charles. Charles was not only a wonderful brother, but he was a man with a heart of gold who always put the needs of others and his family before his own.

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Codex update from Bonn and Paris (1)

10 October 2007

Following is an article submitted at the ACAM meeting in San Diego by Suzanne Harris JD of The Law Loft.

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ANH paper at ACAM 2004 (1)

10 October 2007

Dr Verkerk's paper, submitted at an emergency health freedom meeting at the ACAM conference on 19 November in San Diego, follows.

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Criminals to be Fed Vitamins to Improve Behaviour (1)

10 October 2007

Criminals are to be given vitamin supplements in an unusual attempt to reduce anti-social behaviour which will test the effect of diet on the brain.

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ACAM response on Vitamin E Study (1)

10 October 2007

A "meta-analysis" is simply a study of studies that have already been performed. It involves a set of statistically analyses based on manipulations of existing data. Even statisticians outside the vitamin community criticized the study as being too far-reaching in its conclusions that vitamin E might be unsafe.

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Crisis deepens at the US Food and Drug Administration (1)

10 October 2007

The US Food and Drug Administration, rocked by controversy in recent months, has now admitted that a senior management official secretly contacted a whistleblower group.

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ANH PRESS RELEASE: ANH legal case in ECJ (1)

10 October 2007

ANH's landmark case goes for oral hearing in Luxembourg on 25 January 2005

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Safety fears wipe billions off drug shares (1)

10 October 2007

More than $31bn (£16bn) was yesterday knocked off the value of Pfizer, the world's largest pharmaceutical company and maker of Viagra, after doubts surfaced over the safety of one of its key drugs.

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Pharma vitamin manufacturers pay $132m settlement (1)

10 October 2007

14 international drugs companies admit to vitamin price fixing and settle class action in Canada

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Vitamin Angel Alliance assists tsunami victims (1)

10 October 2007

Vitamin aid finds its way to tsunami victims.

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Leading doctors endorse ANH submission to UN (1)

10 October 2007

Leading US doctors including Abram Hoffer and Jeff Bland endorse the ANH's ground-breaking submission to the FAO/WHO on nutrient risk assessment

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Extra niacin could help prevent treatment-related cancers, study finds (1)

10 October 2007

People undergoing chemotherapy may be able to reduce the risk of developing treatment-related cancers by taking supplements of the B vitamin niacin, research by a University of Guelph scientist reveals.

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South Africa rejects medicine laws for natural health (1)

10 October 2007

South Africa, in line with its criticism of Codex guidelines on vitamins and minerals, continues to oppose pharmaceutical-type legislation for complementary health sector

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ANH PRESS RELEASE: German report claims food supplements unsafe (1)

10 October 2007

The full implications of using so-called 'scientific risk assessment methods' confirm our worst fears, offering ultra-low ceilings for dosages of vitamins and minerals

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