What Doctors Don't Tell YouCommonly used garden and household pesticides may cause brain cancer in children, according to an American study. ...
Parents in the US are being warned against using some insect repellents on their small children because they may trigger a wide range of health problems, ranging from dizziness to death. ...
Increased exposure to pesticides has been linked with the continual rise in non Hodgkin's lymphoma in the US. ...
Chronic exposure to the pesticide rotenone can produce parkinsonian like symptoms in animals, leading scientists to believe that it may do the same in humans. ...
Exposure to pesticides is a major contributor to disease, and can depress the immune system, the World Resources Institute has concluded. ...
In 1997, the American Institute for Cancer Research and the World Cancer Research Fund (AICR/WCRF) concluded that cancer is preventable. In their 670-page report, Food, Nutrition and the Prevention of Cancer: a Global Perspective, they stated that...
Cancer is the second biggest killer of children, largely because they are even more susceptible than adults to the growing number of poisons in our lives.
There are alternatives to medication (or surgery) for the treatment of epilepsy. Many of these can be used safely alongside conventional medications.
Paul Shattock and his Autism Research Unit at the University of Sunderland have discovered that autism shares traits with Gulf War syndrome the result of catastrophic chemical overload ...
BACK TO SCHOOL I: And back to the head lice
