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• THE STORY OF THE RICH MAN AND THE BARROW BOYS: A charming little tale reminiscent of a classic fable, of course it's just fiction... isn't it?
• BUSINESS CHIEFS TURN AGAINST EU: Business leaders have turned against the EU and its economic policies, dealing a serious blow to Tony Blair's hopes of winning a referendum on the EU constitution.
• BRUSSELS ACCUSED OF 'POLICE STATE TACTICS': The European Union was accused of using "police state tactics" to stifle criticism after police raided the offices of a Brussels journalist and seized a vast archive of documents identifying his sources.
• GLENYS FACES A STORM OVER £175-A -DAY EU PAYOUT: The wife of the former Labour leader, Neil, is one of thirty British MEPs facing accusations of exploiting the European Parliament's system of attendance allowances.
• EU ATTACKED OVER NEW VITAMIN RULES: Vitamin and food supplement users have been badly let down by the British Government's approval of a new European directive, according to a Kent MP.

CANCER, WHO CAN WE TRUST?

• PAIN, PlACEBOS AND PANACEA EXAMINING THE RELIGION OF MEDICINE: Phillip Day talks about the mindset and philosophy of the medical orthodoxy in this final chapter in our series on cancer.
• MEDICINE OR CHEMICAL WARFARE? Author Steve Ransom discusses the horrors of gas weapons used in the two world wars and the alarming parallels to modern chemotherapy.
• OUR HEREDITARY SUBMISSIVE ATTITUDE? A discussion into the mental state of the newly diagnosed cancer patient, the rush to conventional treatment, and the phenomenon of our unquestioning submission.
  
• THE MERCHANTS: In this excerpt from Great News on Cancer in the 21st Century, Steve Ransom unveils the ties between the pharmaceutical industry and governing bodies as well as the industry's stranglehold on medical academia.

...AND THE ROUNDUP OF HEALTH ARTICLES FOR THIS ISSUE.

 

• VENTOLIN INHALERS 'CAN AGGRAVATE ASTHMA ATTACKS' SCIENTISTS WARN: A chemical used in Ventolin inhalers, the world's best-known asthma treatment, can make the condition worse in some patients, scientists have warned.
• BY THEIR FRUITS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM (PSYCHIATRY: THE SOCIAL AND CRIMINAL IMPLICATIONS): A chilling excerpt from Phillip Day's The Mind Game on the oft criminal behaviour of the psychiatric community.
• DIABETES RATES WILL DOUBLE OVER THE NEXT 30 YEARS: Diabetes rates will double worldwide by 2030 even if the obesity rate remains stable, an international team of researchers said yesterday. The rate will go up even higher if, as is expected, more people eat a so-called western diet and stop exercising.
  
• EXAMINING DEPRESSION, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES: A million people commit suicide every year, with between 10 to 20 million suicides attempted annually. Suicide in the US for males between the ages of 35-49 is the number three cause of death, outstripping even diabetes, iatrogenic death (physician-induced) and motor vehicle accidents.
  
• HERBAL TOXINS? More angry responses to Britain's Daily Telegraph in response to its article that alternative medicine is the real health scare…
  
• HOW TO LIVE TO 100: A people famed for their longevity are the Hunzakuts. These have been abundantly discussed in our bulletins and books over the years, and their dietary habits and lifestyle examined. Imagine our surprise when one of the major national dailies in Britain, The Daily Mail, covered the subject of longevity in their Lifestyle section, endorsing apricot kernels and Vitamin B17! This is for all those who have had any doubts that the truth wins out (even though you might have to live to 115 to see it).
• MIRACLES ON FILM, A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM CTM FOUNDER PHILLIP DAY: Credence intends to produce a film of testimonies for public release to show the powerful effects of natural, nutritional medicine on a whole range of illnesses and we need your help!
• MAILBAG: This month's collection of letters from our readers about these and other subjects.