Changing Habits

In the absence of any objective medical tests to determine who has ADD or ADHD, doctors rely in part on standardised assessments and the impressions of teachers and guardians. It leaves little room for other causes or aggravating factors, such as diet, or environment. Read More

The following article points out that medications given to children are not as safe as you think. I am disturbed by the adverse reactions I have seen and heard of but what bothers me more than anything are the additives, such as saccharin, colours, flavours and preservatives, added to the medications.  Read More

Don’t Just Read Food Ingredients, Start Reading Your Medication Ingredients for Additives, Preservatives, Colours, Flavourings and Artificial Sweeteners. Read More

Medical health professionals and public health experts in the United States say they are increasingly concerned by the routine use of human antibiotics on farms. Read More

Are we, or rather, are YOU, a pill popper? Over the Easter break there were several news stories about the fact that we are a nation of pill poppers.  The Weekend Australian magazine front story was on the deception of medication.  So I thought this month it would be good to talk about one type of medication in particular that in my opinion is making more people sick rather then better. Read More

This is frightening!  The amount of medications people take, in their life time in Australia.  I worked it out to be around 46,000 medications taken by the average Australian if they live till 70 years of age.  Scary stuff!!!  Read this and hopefully think about what you are taking, change your lifestyle, eat well and you won't need this amount of medications to stay alive. Read More

Vioxx a drug for arthritis, was withdrawn from sale in 2004.  Next week is Arthritis week, if you are taking drugs for your arthritis perhaps you need to know the side affects and consult your www.acnem.org doctor for lifestyle changes.  Also read my report on Arthritis  Read More

AUSTRALIAN researchers have discovered native lemongrass is as potent as aspirin in relieving headaches and migraines, the Gold Coast Bulletin reports. Read More

A new study is raising fresh concerns about the safety of three of the most common over-the-counter painkillers. US researchers say men who regularly take aspirin, paracetamol or ibuprofen are twice as likely to suffer hearing problems as those who do not, and younger men are most at risk. Read More

Big Pharma researcher admits to faking dozens of research studies for Pfizer, Merck (opinion) Read More