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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: The monthly comment from CTM founder, Phillip Day.

CONSTITUTION OFFICIALLY BACK ON THE AGENDA: Angela Merkel formally set out her plans for the revival of the EU Constitution in a speech to the European Parliament recently.
NO ONE IN THE EU CAN KEEP BOOKS AS BADLY AS THE EU: Every public company in the EU must present its annual balance sheet according to strict rules, yet the EU itself produces accounts that break all the rules it imposes on everyone else. Even more astonishing than the EU's inability to apply basic accounting rules to itself is its ruthlessness in protecting this corrupt system from investigation.
EU PLANS FAR-REACHING 'GENOCIDE DENIAL' LAW: People who question the official history of recent conflicts in Africa and the Balkans could be jailed for up to three years for "genocide denial", under proposed EU legislation.
FOUND: THE EU'S 29,000 EMPLOYEES HIDING IN BRUSSELS: The European Commission's website claims it has 25,000 staff. The British Government thinks the number is about 37,000. But the total employed by the Brussels executive is actually more than 54,000, researchers at the Westminster think tank Open Europe have discovered.

BY PRODUCTS OF CHLORINE CAN INCREASE THE RISK OF CANCER: New research suggests that chlorine is harmful to humans when ingested or absorbed through the skin.
MEN SHOULD EAT THEIR REDS AND GREENS: Eating tomatoes and broccoli in the same meal could help men to fight prostate cancer.
HAVE WE BEEN CONNED ABOUT CHOLESTEROL? Conventional medical wisdom about cholesterol - and the role of statins - is now being challenged by a small, but growing number of health professionals.
20 MILLION WHO CANNOT STOMACH THEIR FOOD: Almost half the population is suffering from a food intolerance, according to a report.

NATURAL MEDICINES - THE SAFEST WAY TO AVOID DEATH: A report just released by the Acting Chair of the Coroner's Council has shown natural medicines have the lowest fatality rate of all medical treatments in this country.
URGENT APPEAL: The Australian Vaccination Network needs help fighting actions that have caused a flood of medical and allied students to be kicked out of their courses because they are not vaccinated.
LEE EVANS SPEAKS OUT: With all the 'stars' shamelessly leaping onto the HIV bandwagon, how refreshing to hear the detractors. Here, Olympic Gold Medal winner Lee Evans discusses the problems with HIV tests that are incorrectly diagnosing their victims.
HOW THE US ECONOMY RUNS ON 'TREATING' CHRONIC DISEASE: We cannot create wealth in the US or in any country by selling each other increasingly expensive products or services that promote disease.
CREMATION: Cremation costs are set to rise by up to £100 - because the teeth of the dead are poisoning the living.
L'OREAL DYE MADE MY HEAD BLOW UP LIKE A FOOTBALL: A schoolboy who dyed his hair black is recovering after suffering an extreme allergic reaction. Jack Taylor's head ballooned to the size of a football after he applied the L'Oreal hair product on New Year's Eve.
USE A MOBILE, LOSE YOUR VEHICLE: Controversial powers for police to confiscate vehicles if their driver is using a mobile or not wearing a seatbelt are to be used across London.
MOBILE PHONE CANCER STUDY ORDERED: A mass study of the long-term impact of mobile phones is to be undertaken amid fears that people who have used them for more than ten years are at greater risk from brain cancer.
VIBRATION: Showing up in a gym near you, the latest in flash equipment. Does it work?
KESTRA'S BATTLE: The story of a 13 year old girl in New Zealand and her battle with cancer via conventional and natural therapies.
ZYPREXA SIDE EFFECTS KNOWN IN 1998: Eli Lilly, the American pharmaceutical giant that has consistently denied any link between Zyprexa, its antipsychotic drug, and diabetes, was concerned about the side-effects of the drug as early as 1998, according to documents seen by The Times.
WEEKLY HEALTH TIP: HIMALAYAN SALT: Salt is essential to the human body but not the refined 'table salt' we are usually faced with.
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