Archive for 'FDA'
Washington State Recognizes Plastic Bottle Health Threat
The Washington State House today passed a bill that would ban BPA from baby bottles, sports bottles, and eating utensils such as sippy cups used by children under 3 years of age. This bill was passed overwhelmingly and is expected to sail through the Senate and be signed by the Governor. Only one Representative voted [...]
Posted: March 8th, 2010 under FDA, cancer prevention, contaminated water, cosmetics, danger of bottled water, environmental toxins, health precautions, health warnings, natural health, plastic hazards, plastics, toxic food, toxic water, toxicology, toxins, toxins from plastics, toxins in bottled water.
Tags: baby bottles, BPA banned, water bottles
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Tylenol Recall! PLUS – J&J Sued for kickbacks
What a day… this morning I reported on a recall of veterinary drugs that had not been reported to veterinarians. Today it’s a recall on Tylenol and many other Tylenol products… and they say they’ve known of the problem since 2008! Please, if you take any over the counter drugs made by Johnson & Johnson, [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2010 under FDA, FDA corruption, dangerous drugs, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly medications.
Tags: dangerous drugs, FDA, FDA failure, prescription drugs
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Pets Suffer for Big Pharm’s Profits
You know I think the things the pharmaceutical industry does to humans is criminal, but what they’ve done with regard to your pets should warrant jail time. The FDA – charged with protecting us – was complicit in this crime. Read this article to see how veterinarians were not informed of a September drug recall… [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2010 under FDA, FDA corruption, FDA warning, dangerous drugs, dangerous medication, dangerous pharmaceuticals, deadly pharmeceuticals, dog care, drug risks.
Tags: dangerous drugs, FDA failure
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Off-label Marketing May land J & J in Hot Water
Are you familiar with “off-label” uses for drugs? I had never heard of it until recently, and it makes me wonder why we need the FDA at all. It seems that if a drug is approved for one use, doctors are allowed to prescribe it for other uses. The only thing “protecting” the consumer is [...]
Posted: December 3rd, 2009 under FDA, FDA corruption, dangerous drugs, pharmaceutical profits, pharmaceuticals.
Tags: dangerous drugs, patient care, prescription drugs
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The Question of Bottled Water
As you know, not all bottled water is pure. We’ve been reading and writing about that for a year or more now. We’ve learned that the FDA doesn’t regulate bottled water – that comes under the Environmental Protection Agency – and they don’t pay much attention to it. We also learned that the conscientious bottlers [...]
Posted: May 11th, 2009 under FDA, bottled water, natural health, water purity.
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Does big pharm control the FDA?
My guess is yes, big pharm does control the FDA. Possibly because so much of the “research” done by the FDA is funded by pharmaceutical companies. And big pharm does not want the sale of natural health products cutting into its revenues. Thus my email last night held a message about a new assault on [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2008 under FDA, FDA corruption, advertising, dangerous drugs, free speech, natural cures, natural remedies, side effects.
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The FDA fails again
Here we go again – learning that the FDA didn’t really check the facts before they said yes to big pharm. This time it’s Vytorin in the news. The news post (link below) and the comments that follow it are pretty interesting, and also pretty scary. Just think how many people are on cholesterol lowering [...]
Posted: March 31st, 2008 under FDA, FDA corruption, Vytorin, pharmaceuticals.
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Test drugs killed how many?
I only caught a part of that newscast – a major drug company doing a test on medications for diabetes and heart disease – and a huge percentage of the test subjects died. Is that OK as long as the percentage was low? I realize that drugs have to be tested, and I do hate [...]
Posted: February 8th, 2008 under FDA, big pharm, killer drugs.
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