Monthly Archives: June 2009

There sure is a lot of buzz on the Internet about MMS these days. Everywhere I turn, it seems someone is promoting it as the way to deal with this illness or that. So, is it safe? Is it effective? Is it an appropriate treatment for the very wide variety of health conditions and challenges […]

People are often appalled that I do not support the American Cancer Society, or any number of other non-profit organizations that are centered around “cancer research and prevention”. They say, “What is wrong with you? I thought you were concerned about health and wanted to do all that you could to promote good health. So how come you don’t support these organizations?”

It’s true that I am dedicated to promoting optimal health, and it’s also true that I do not support most of these organizations. That may seem like a contradiction, but I don’t think it is. Here’s why:

Sounds like a totally ridiculous question, doesn’t it. But wait a minute – maybe it’s not. In fact, a large percentage of the people in this country do brush their teeth with industrial waste. They routinely brush their teeth with toothpastes that have been “enriched” with fluoride. Sounds innocent and reasonable enough, right? Well, it […]

We all “know” that making alcohol for fuel from corn is a terrible idea, right? It costs too much, it takes too much energy, blah, blah, blah. I think you’d be hard pressed to find very many people in the environmental movement these days who would dispute that. But what if it’s not true?