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Eating Well, Living Well by Dr. Richard Beliveau
It seems as a society we are sleepwalking towards a myriad of preventable diseases. I say this because after reading another of Dr. Richard Béliveau’s masterful books on how our lifestyle, eating habits, and food choices are intricately linked with our physical, emotional and spiritual health, the evidence is compelling. In his new book, Eating…
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Kudos to the Ontario Chiropractic Association setting the record straight on H1N1
I just received this email forwarded to me by a chiropractic colleague and friend. He has been steamed about the misinformation and advice being broadcast to the public by certain Ottawa chiropractors. Below, from the Ontario Chiropractic Association is their policy statement on this issue that in short states that vaccine science and recommendations are…
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Coming up on Sunday House Call #289, November 8, 2009
ftp://awfulbarry@ftp.thejohnrobson.com/MHH/09/091106-Line-up-Beliveau.mp3
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Consumer Reports finds BPA in canned foods (in parts per billion)
ftp://awfulbarry@ftp.thejohnrobson.com/MHH/09/091105-Consumer-Reports-finds-BPA-in-canned-foods.mp3
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Oh where, oh where, has my flu shot gone?
The official opposition Federal Liberals are making noise that the numbers do not add up. They claim that the 6.6 million doses the Federal Government claims to have distributed to the provinces is inaccurate. If this was the case they say, we would have vaccinated all high risk groups by now. What they fail…
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Diet Soda May Hurt Kidneys: not with this study
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for November 4, 2009 [display_podcast] Source: Diet sodas may be hard on the kidneys
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Why the H1N1 vaccine program is focusing on high-risk groups first
Madely Health Headlines Commentary for November 2, 2009 Reference: Experts advise WHO on pandemic vaccine policies and strategies – Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 briefing note 14 A million doses of swine-flu drugs given in Canada – National Post ( As of Oct. 24, a total of 1,779 hospitalized cases, including 351 cases admitted to an intensive-care…
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Nanosuturing: Using light to stitch a wound
I am reminded of a scene from the science fiction movie Logan’s Run where a plastic surgeon uses a laser to cut the skin, makes the cosmetic change, and then seals the wound with a laser leaving no scar. Although this seemed an impossible feat of technology at the time, real science has edged closer…
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