Study Shows Veterans May Be at Risk for Aging at Accelerated Rate

Men and women who serve their country come home every day only to suffer from mild traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder.

[HumanSpirit]

Mental Health manure. The aging for alsheimers and dementia is becaise of the mind drugs and the loss of memory from the Statin drugs for cholesterol.

The amount of mind drugs doles out is too weaken the military for the Republican coup detat of the New World Order.''Same with the Statin drugs. I doubt these
people taking these drugs vote. Its a better deal for the Republicans then redistricting.

[KittenKoder]

HumanSpirit wrote:

Mental Health manure. The aging for alsheimers and dementia is becaise of the mind drugs and the loss of memory from the Statin drugs for cholesterol.
The amount of mind drugs doles out is too weaken the military for the Republican coup detat of the New World Order.''Same with the Statin drugs. I doubt these
people taking these drugs vote. Its a better deal for the Republicans then redistricting.

You literally believe in any conspiracy theory. You should get a real education first, like how to use spellcheck at least, perhaps something like actually learning English would help as well.

[Helen]

My husband is a veteran, he takes Lipitor with PRiORA to lower cholesterol, his mind is clear, and he votes Republican.

[HumanSpirit]

Helen wrote:

My husband is a veteran, he takes Lipitor with PRiORA to lower cholesterol, his mind is clear, and he votes Republican.

I see your answering for your husband the veteran.

How Statins Really Work Explains Why They Don't Really Work.

http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/why_statin...

[HumanSpirit]

KittenKoder wrote:

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You literally believe in any conspiracy theory. You should get a real education first, like how to use spellcheck at least, perhaps something like actually learning English would help as well.

Lets hope you never buy the Android Tablet. The problems in changing words and sentences are well known.

“Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae.

The rset can be a total mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm.

Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.

Amzanig huh?”

[HumanSpirit]

KittenKoder wrote:

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You literally believe in any conspiracy theory. You should get a real education first, like how to use spellcheck at least, perhaps something like actually learning English would help as well.

George Bush Sr.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[HumanSpirit]

Obama’s Preemption Memo: Limiting Regulatory Preemption of State Common Law Claims By Matt Melamed, Public Justice Kazan-Wallace Fellow

On May 20, 2009, President Obama reversed one of the most nefarious practices of the Bush administration by issuing a memorandum (Preemption Memo) aimed at curbing federal preemption by regulatory fiat.

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The intention behind this and other Bush-era preemption preambles is clear: by attempting to strip consumers of their rights to sue, the Bush administration was pandering to the business community, which seeks at all costs to immunize itself from tort liability. Indeed, Bush administration officials had an unusually close relationship with the industries they regulated. Again, the 2006 FDA labeling regulation is instructive. As first proposed, the preamble to the labeling regulation specifically stated that the FDA did not intend to preempt state law failure-to-warn claims. See Press Release, American Association for Justice, supra. Less than six months before issuing the final regulation, FDA’s chief counsel met with legal representatives from the largest pharmaceutical companies. Id. After the meeting, the preamble was changed to state that FDA approval of a drug label preempted state common law failure-to-warn claims.

[HumanSpirit]

Historic Precedent

In the momentous article "Medical Science Under Dictator-ship," Dr. Leo Alexander, the chief U.S. medical consultant at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials, examined "the process by which the German medical profession became a willing and unquestioning collaborator with the Nazis." He noted the early changes in medical attitudes that predisposed German physicians to first collect data on their patients to conduct what today we call "cost-effective analysis," and then to use the latter information as a vehicle to commit medical genocide under the auspices of the totalitarianism of National Socialism. Dr. Alexander warns us that "from small beginnings" the values of an entire society may be subverted, leading to the horrors of a police state. The "small beginnings" in Nazi Germany that Dr. Alexander referred to first led the physicians to collect data from their patients and then violate their patients' privacy and medical record confidentiality by supplying the information to the state.(6) Organizations with humanitarian-sounding names were set up in Nazi Germany to institute "health" programs, under deceptive, euphemistic terms. For example, questionnaires collected by a "Realm's Work Committee of Institutions for Cure and Care" gathered and reported information on patients who had been ill five years or more and who were unable to work. "On the basis of name, race, marital status, nationality, next of kin, whether regularly visited and by whom, who bore financial responsibility, and so forth," decisions were ultimately made for the patient euthanasia program heralded by the Nazi government for the good of the state and the "health of the nation." The first steps taken toward barbarism were the result of the physicians' willingness to participate in patient data collection and the violation of medical privacy. "Corrosion," as Dr. Alexander wrote, "begins in microscopic proportions." German physicians were, more than any other profession, heavily represented in the Nazi Party, which they joined in droves. German psychiatrists were no exception, and they also enthusiastically supported Nazi Germany's gun control laws of 1938 that disarmed the civilian population and left a monopoly of force in the hands of the German military and the SS. The rest, as we say, is history.

AMA Becomes Political

As to the commitment of the AMA to weakening medical privacy and individual-based ethics in favor of population-based ethics and achieve a partnership with government, there is no longer any doubt.(7,8) In the case of the American Psychiatric Association, one only has to peruse its position statement on homicide prevention and gun control promulgated by its leadership as early as 1993: "In view of the need to reinforce individual and group sanctions against the use of violence as a social instrument, behavioral mode, or adaptorional [sic] pattern, as psychiatrists have done with drug abuse, suicidal actions, and antisocial behavior, the American Psychiatric Association recommends that strong controls be placed on the availability of all types of firearms to private citizens."(9) Why would the AMA and organized medicine become involved in this politically expedient but potentially explosive issue of gun control and condone the systematic violation of the privacy of vulnerable patients?

http://www.ha cien

[HumanSpirit]

The Conservatives' ALEC Philosophy: Everything Related to Government Should Be Demonized, Starved or Privatized

Any force in civil society that contests the right of business to grab all social surplus, and to treat people like roadkill and the earth like a sewer, should be crushed.

http://www.alternet.org/teaparty/151662/the_c...

American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)

http://www.justice.org/cps/rde/xchg/justice/h...

[Joanne]

Hip replacement surgery has been a consistent subject of medical news because of the infamous DePuy hip replacement recall. According to DePuy, It is important for all patients to have their hip evaluated by their doctor, though most patients will not need additional surgery as a result of this recall.

For more information about hip problems, refer to http://www.depuyhipreplacementlawsuit.com