Thursday, April 6, 2017

Don't Take Probiotics. Try Arsenic Instead!! - Whole New Mom

https://wholenewmom.com/reaching-out/fda-pfizer-chicken-feed-probiotics-alternative-medicine/comment-page-3/#comment-352641

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Basically, for a long time, but seemingly at a much more feverish pace over the past few weeks, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been in the news for

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First, if you want to see what else the FDA has been up to – see these posts:

What the FDA Says is Unsafe

1.  Elderberry Juice – The FDA seized elderberry juice from Wyldewood Cellars in Peck, Kansas since they claim that the company markets the product as being able to cure or treat disease.  And why is elderberry juice so dangerous?:

Products with unapproved disease claims are dangerous because they may cause consumers to delay or avoid legitimate treatments," said Dara A. Corrigan, the FDA's associate commissioner for regulatory affairs.

I don't know about you, but just because someone tells me that elderberry juice might help me with an ailment doesn't mean that I won't seek out another treatment if I feel that I should.  What is the FDA going to do next?  Make me take medicine that I don't want?  You can read more about the situation on this ABC affiliate's website.

2.  Probiotics – U.S. Marshals went into the UAS Laboratories' (manufacturer of probiotics) plant and seized probiotics and labels.  I spoke to UAS' owner's wife (Mrs. S.K. Dash) directly and she told me that there was no advance warning, no phone call, no letter.  Just a warrant and the seizure.  And why are probiotics so dangerous? According to Natural Products Insider:

While an initial statement from FDA did not give the exact claims it takes issue with, FDA said the products claim to treat or prevent colds, flu, respiratory infections, urinary tract infections (UTIs), yeast infections, ulcers and high cholesterol.

3.  Thermography – I am not a total Dr. Mercola fan, but this makes me mad.  The FDA is threatening all sorts of things against Mercola, who is arguably one of the most successful alternative health practitioners in the U.S.  The FDA explains the reason for these threats as being essentially the same as in the above case.  Mercola states on his website that thermography is a good way to detect medical problems and may be better than traditional methods.   

FDA's Warning Letter to Dr. Joseph Mercola, Dr. Mercola's Natural Health Center (March 22, 2011):  https://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2011/ucm250701.htm

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Here are a few more interesting (and troubling) facts:

1.  In case you didn't notice it in the quote directly above, the company that makes the arsenic-laced chicken feed is a subsidiary of Pfizer, the world's largest manufacturer of pharmaceuticals.
2.  Pfizer's Prevnar vaccine contains aluminum as a preservative.  (UPDATE  – 7/2/13) the aluminum is to make the vaccine work better.)  Does that sound like something you want injected into your baby?


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also, arsenic is only bad for you in high doses your body can't handle, it actually can contribute to a healthy gut much like it does for the chickens farmers give it to. 

arsenic has medicinal value. the strongest healthy genius alchemist i know carefully doses arsenic and salts/metals ala rasputin and healed-himself of ALS symptoms.

arsenic is one of age old god-given original 'probiotic' gut cleaners, disinfects the gut aka balances the microbiota. that's why its in the chicken feed! all medicine is poison at the right doses and vice versa.






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