Eclub Navigator May 2007

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL: The monthly comment from CTM founder, Phillip Day (now in video format).

BLAIR TRYING FOR EU CONSTITUTION WITHOUT A REFERENDUM: Tony Blair was accused yesterday of preparing to introduce a scaled-down European constitution by the "back door" before he quits as Prime Minister this summer.
THE STATE HAS 266 WAYS TO ENTER YOUR HOME: The state now has 266 powers to draw upon when its agents want to enter homes, according to research.
'BIN CHAOS' SCARES OMIT DIRTY TRUTH: In the acres of newsprint devoted in recent days to the chaos engulfing our rubbish disposal system, one crucial ingredient has been almost entirely lacking. This is a proper explanation not only of why we have got into this mess but why it is going to cost us billions of pounds.

THE POT CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK: Here we go again. The latest hatchet job on 'poisonous' vitamin B17 has just gone out on Sky, this time with an interesting twist.
SUGAR IS MAJOR FACTOR FOR CANCER: A study of more than 60,000 people confirms that sugary foods increase your cancer risk .
2 OZ OF RED MEAT A DAY RAISES RISK OF BREAST CANCER: Eating even small amounts of red meat daily can increase the risk of breast cancer by 56 per cent in older women, according to British research published today.
IF YOU WANT TO FEEL YEARS YOUNGER TRY FORGETTING YOUR STATINS: A doctor accused of wittingly prescribing useless or possibly lethal drugs would vehemently - and understandably - deny it. This makes it rather difficult to oppose the prevailing medical consensus on statins - the cholesterol-lowering drugs prescribed to four million people in Britain at a cost of £1 billion a year.

AS THE AUSSIE WINTER APPROACHES: So the annual scare stories hit the national press to sell vaccines - again.
AUSTRALIAN AUTHORITIES TAKE ACTION OVER PSYCHAITRIC DRUGS FOR CHILDREN:
BEES KILLED BY MOBILE PHONES: An unusually high number of honey bee deaths in Britain this year may be caused by radiation from mobile phone signals, say experts.
POWER LINES IN NEW LINK TO CHILDHOOD LEUKAEMIA: A leaked Government-commissioned report has raised fresh fears of a link between power lines and cancer.
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE WILL AFFECT HALF OF ADULTS BY 2025: The strains of modern life could cause a heart disease epidemic as experts warned that more than half of adults could soon have high blood pressure.
MORE EVIDENCE BIRD FLU IS A HOAX: The virus that was supposed to kill millions continues to show no signs of ever becoming any real danger.
THE GREAT CHILDHOOD MADDENING: At least eight of the recent school shooters were under the influence of such drugs, and according to media reports, investigators working on the Virginia Tech school shootings claim Cho Seung-Hui may also have been taking drugs for "depression."
IMMORAL DRUG COMPANY EXPERIMENTS ON RUSSIAN KIDS: A Russian hospital is being investigated for allegedly illegally testing GlaxoSmithKline vaccines on toddlers, making them ill and hampering their development .
DOCTORS' MORALE LOW, POLL CLAIMS: A survey of more than 1,400 doctors found that 69% would not recommend a career in medicine. The same number said morale fell in the last year.
ROOT CANAL COVER-UP EXPOSED: Dr. Weston Price, a renowned dental research specialist, observed many patients with crippling degenerative diseases who did not respond to treatment. He suspected infected root canal teeth to be the culprit.
MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our new subscribers about these and other issues.

Welcome Mat_ Archives _CTM main page _Contact Us

This website is optimised for viewing in Internet Explorer 5 and Netscape 6 or later and may not align correctly in older browsers. The latest version of either browser can be downloaded free at the links above.

Credence Books

Welcome Mat

Eclub Home

Credence home page

CTM

CTM EClub, citizen and consumer advocacy, 16th May 2007

CTE

What's On

Phillip Day interviews author and biochemist Peter Josling.

BOOK OF THE MONTH
Allicin, the Heart of Garlic

Ghost in the Machine
Don't miss Phillip Day's one-day seminar
on the mind/body connection!
8th July 2007, Dorking, UK

Visit the Credence Supermarket for a selection of fun and tasty food items, teas, organic beans and pulses, pastas, oriental foods etc. that make it easy to put some variety into your healthy diet.

'Want to get paid for promoting Credence products? Click here to find out how.