WASHINGTON
D.C. (July 9) U.S. Expands
Mad Cow Restrictions
Closing loopholes in protections against mad cow disease, the
Food and Drug Administration on Friday banned brains and other
cattle parts that could carry the disease's infectious agent from
use in cosmetics and dietary supplements.
The action puts the agency's restrictions in line with those issued
by the Agriculture Department to keep those cattle parts out of
meat after the brain-wasting disease was found in December in
a Holstein cow in Washington state.
The ban
affects products made from animals 30 months of age and older,
the age in which the government has said the brain-wasting disease
can be found. The restrictions prohibit the use of the brain and
spinal cord, where the misshapen proteins blamed for mad cow disease
are considered most likely to be found. The banned parts from
the older animals also include skulls, eyes, and nervous system
tissue close to the spinal cord.
However,
the use of tallow, a processed fat made from cattle, will still
be allowed provided it carries less than .15 percent impurities,
which could include proteins. Tallow is used in cosmetics, but
FDA has said that the high heat and pressure used to make it should
minimize any risk of having mad cow infectious agent in tallow.
Also banned in cosmetics is any material from cattle that cannot
stand on their own. Since January, those animals cannot be used
for meat but they can be sent to rendering plants, which produce
tallow.
The FDA
directed manufacturers and processors that use prohibited cattle
parts to immediately switch to alternative ingredients.
Mad cow
disease is also known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or
BSE. People who eat meat containing the misshapen proteins, known
as prions, face a risk of contracting a rare but fatal human condition,
variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
''Today's actions continue our strong commitment to public health
protections against BSE,'' said Health and Human Services Secretary
Tommy Thompson.
The new
rules on products used by people are proper, but don't address
the underlying problem, said Carol Tucker Foreman, food policy
director of Consumer Federation of America. ''I'm glad they did
it,'' she said.
However,
even before the changes, ''the amount of risk there is not very
large,'' Foreman said.
The big
problem is the government's decision to delay making new rules
on livestock feed, Foreman said. ''If you've got a hole there,
you've got a hole in the protection,'' she said. ''It means nothing
will happen any time soon.''
The agency
also said it would further study adding more restrictions on livestock
feed to bolster its bulwark 1997 rule against feeding cattle protein
made from other cattle. The goal is to block transmission of the
prions through feed.
The proposed
new restrictions would remove the risk materials from all animal
feed, including pet food, to control against the possibility that
feed containing the prions could wind up fed to cattle even though
it was meant for other species.
The government
also is considering a ban on all feed use of materials from animals
that die on farms or which are taken to slaughterhouses but cannot
stand up, again to guard against the possibility that such animals
could have BSE that could get passed into the supply chain.
Another
proposal is a ban on the use of all mammalian and poultry protein
in feed for cud-chewing animals, which include sheep as well as
cattle. Sheep can get scrapie, a condition similar to BSE.
The feed
restrictions are in line with the recommendations that an international
review panel created by the Agriculture Department made in February.
The call
for public comment on the possible new rules was made with the
Agriculture Department. --
LONDON
(May 27) SARS antibodies found in workers who handled
exotic animals at a meat market in southern China lend further
support to the theory that the disease jumped from animals to
humans, a World Health Organization scientist said today.
Last week,
scientists reported they had found evidence of the SARS virus
in three species of mammals for sale at a food market in Shenzhen.
Now, medical
checks on 10 workers at the market found that five had at one
time been infected with the SARS virus, without becoming severely
ill. Experts say the findings strengthen the link between animals
and humans.
The study,
conducted by researchers at the University of Hong Kong in collaboration
with the Shenzhen Disease Prevention and Control Center, found
SARS antibodies in the blood of the five workers at Dongmen Market.
Antibodies are disease-fighting chemicals tailored for specific
bugs. They are evidence of a prior infection, but do not pinpoint
when infection occurred or how severe it was.
Dr. Klaus
Stohr, WHO's chief SARS virologist who is coordinating global
research on the virus, said the study participants could not recall
becoming ill, which indicates that, at most, they had mild infections.
That finding
provides more evidence that there are some people who can become
infected with the virus and not develop severe symptoms. Previous
studies on people from the Amoy Gardens apartment complex in Hong
Kong, where more than 300 people caught SARS, provided the first
clue that the virus can cause a milder form of the illness.
"We
knew that in humans there was a wider spectrum of disease, so
it's not a big surprise to find this now in other humans,"
Stohr said. "However, these are now people who have been
exposed to animals which are excreting the virus, so that indicates
there is something going on between the animals and the humans."
He Jianfan,
director of microbiology at the Shenzhen Disease Prevention and
Control Center, said he believes the results indicate the workers
caught the virus from the animals, developed a mild form of the
disease, but then the virus mutated into a more virulent form
before it was passed on to other humans.
"We
have an end point and a beginning, but what's happening in between?
We don't know," Stohr said. "I believe that this is
one of the more likely hypotheses that would fit into the pattern
of what we have seen with other diseases."
"The
idea that the animals could have gotten the virus from humans
cannot be ruled out," Stohr said, "but the findings
add another piece to the puzzle and further support the theory
that it jumped from animals to humans."
"Now
knowing that the humans have also (developed antibodies), it would
make it a bit more likely that really the animals are giving it
to the humans," he said.
"The
data are incomplete but there appears to be a link between the
severity of the disease and the duration and amount of virus excretion
in the humans," Stohr said, adding that the people who developed
antibodies and a mild form of the disease may not shed enough
virus to spread it. --
WASHINGTON
D.C. (February 5) More than half of 35
large meat processing factories reviewed recently by the government
had shortcomings in their plans for protecting meat from harmful
bacteria.
A preliminary
assessment showed that 21 of the plants had problems with their
plans to prevent E. coli contamination, Garry McKee, the Agriculture
Department's food safety administrator, said Tuesday.
The problems
in the plans were "scientific design issues and not food
safety issues,'' he said.
Steven
Cohen, an agency spokesman, said most of the plants failed to
keep records up to date.
Department
officials began checking plants last fall to ensure they were
following written plans to prevent E. coli, a bacterium that can
cause food poisoning, from contaminating meat. Plants that didn't
follow their strategies were sent letters telling them to correct
the problems within 30 days, Cohen said.
The government
requires plants to create their own prevention plans, known as
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point strategies.
"If
plants don't conduct their hazard analysis correctly, or there's
something wrong with their HACCP plan the way that they reassessed
it and so forth there will be actions taken,'' warned Elsa Murano,
the department's undersecretary for food safety.
The department
has been criticized by members of Congress and consumer groups
for how it handled large meat recalls last year that were linked
to several illnesses. For instance, ConAgra Beef in Greeley, Colo.,
recalled 19 million pounds of ground beef after it was linked
to an E. coli outbreak that sickened 22 people.
Carol
Tucker Foreman, head of the Consumer Federation of America's Food
Policy Institute, said plants are endangering public health in
failing to adhere to their prevention plans.
"If
there's a scientific design problem, either there's something
wrong with the notion about what HACCP ought to be, or the HACCP
notion is fine but companies are operating in such a way that
they're going to have a food safety problem,'' she said.
The department
is slated to complete its assessment of E. coli prevention plans
at all plants by this summer, Cohen said.
President
Bush proposed spending $675 million on food safety next year in
the budget he submitted to Congress on Monday. Murano said $5.5
million of that would finance training of plant inspectors and
$4.3 million would be spent to hire 80 new ones. The agency now
has 7,610 inspectors.
In addition,
$18 million would support the USDA's Office of Food Security and
Emergency Preparedness to defend against terrorists' attempts
to taint the food supply. --
PHILADELPHIA
(November 13) Wampler Foods recalled all cooked deli products
made since May at a suburban plant and halted production because
the meat is possibly contaminated with listeria, authorities said.
The recall
of about 27.4 million pounds of meat is the largest in USDA history.
It follows an Oct. 9 recall of 295,000 pounds of turkey and chicken
products at the plant in Franconia.
The company
voluntarily expanded the recall to all cooked deli products made
from May 1 through Oct. 11 and halted production at the facility
about 25 miles north of Philadelphia after receiving test results
of samples taken from floor drains.
"We
want consumers to be aware of the recall because of the potential
for foodborne illness,'' said Dr. Garry L. McKee, the Agriculture
Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service administrator.
"Diners may also wish to ask if their meals contain the recalled
products.''
The national
recall is the largest in the history of the US Department of Agriculture,
inspection service spokesman Steven Cohen said.
Each package
being recalled bears the plant number P-1351 inside the USDA mark
of inspection and a production date. Wampler officials said the
recall didn't include fresh turkeys and that it should have no
effect on the holiday season.
The discovery
was the result of a scientific investigation into the cause of
illnesses, deaths and miscarriages in the Northeast from the listeria
strain, the federal agency said.
No Wampler's
products have been linked to that outbreak, said David Van Hoose,
Wampler's chief executive officer.
At least
120 illnesses and 20 deaths were caused by listeria in eight Northeast
states since early summer. The genetic strain that caused those
illnesses is different than the strain found at the plant, officials
said.
"We
don't have any scientific evidence at this point that there is
a connection, but our analysis of sampling in that plant is not
complete,'' Cohen said.
The deli
products were sold to consumers in retail groceries, delicatessens
and food service distributors under the Wampler Foods and select
private labels. Company officials said consumers who had cooked
meats produced during the recall period should return the meats
to where they were purchased for a refund.
Listeria
can cause high fever, severe headache, neck stiffness and nausea,
according to the USDA. It can be fatal in young children, the
elderly and people with weak immune systems and can cause miscarriages
and stillbirths.
Van Hoose
said plant workers will receive training and the plant will be
cleaned before production resumes.
The meat
being recalled makes up roughly 6 percent of the company's total
turkey production, he said. The company, part of Pilgrim's Pride
Corp., based in Pittsburgh, Texas, did not say how much revenue
it would lose as a result of the shutdown.
A recall
of contaminated hamburger linked to E. coli bacteria illnesses
among 19 people is being expanded to 18 million pounds and 21
states, the Agriculture Department said.
Consumers
with questions can call the company at toll-free at 1.877.260.7110
or the USDA Meat and Poultry hotline at 1.800.535.4555. --
On the
Web: USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service: http://www.fsis.usda.gov
Wampler: http://www.wampler.com
WASHINGTON
D.C. (July 19) A recall of contaminated hamburger linked to
E. coli bacteria illnesses among 19 people is being expanded to
18 million pounds and 21 states, the Agriculture Department said
Friday.
"This
action is being taken as a cautionary measure to ensure the protection
of public health," said Agrculture Secretary Ann Veneman.
She said. "Public health health is our number one priority
and it is our number one concern."
The beef
recall by ConAgra Beef Co. of Greeley, Colo., expands a previous
recall at the end of last month. E. Coli bacteria associated with
the beef has sickened at least 19 people in Colorado, South Dakota
and Wyoming, the agency said.
The meat
was produced between April 12 and July 11, officials said. Officials
are still collecting details and expect to release later information
that will allow consumers to identify products that should be
returned to stores or discarded.
"This
has just begun," said Elsa Murano, the undersectary for food
safety. She said no E. coli has been found at the plant since
July 11.
ConAgra
is cooperating with the Agriculture Department, officials said.
Veneman, asked if the department will cite the company for violations,
said a government investigation at the plant is continuing.
The recall
is the biggest since 1997, when Hudson Foods recalled 25 million
pounds of ground beef after 15 people in Colorado fell ill from
E. coli after eating hamburger from its Columbus, Neb. plant.
Two weeks
ago, the company recalled 354,200 pounds of ground beef and nearly
a month after a positive E. coli test at a Denver packing house
raised the first sign of trouble.
E. coli
is a bacteria found in the intestinal tracts and feces of livestock.
If it
contaminates meat, it can lead to digestive illnesses and potentially
death in humans. Health officials have been urging consumers to
cook their ground beef to 160 degrees in the center to completely
kill the pathogen.
Agriculture
officials said there have been at least 17 confirmed cases of
illness in Colorado, one in Wyoming and one in South Dakota. No
one is currently hospitalized, although some people have been
admitted and released, they said.
Testing
is under way in other states as public health officials tried
to establish the scope of the outbreak.
The voluntary
recall is of beef trim which is used to make ground beef, as well
as fresh and frozen ground beef products that may be contaminated
with E. coli 0157:H7, officials said.
The first
ConAgra beef recall involved cases shipped to Colorado, Alabama,
Virginia, Maryland, New Mexico, Kansas, Michigan, Texas, Wyoming,
Montana, Nebraska, New York, California, Illinois, Iowa, Tennessee,
New Jersey, Minnesota, Arizona and Idaho.
The Agriculture
Department has not released a list of states involved in the updated
recall.
"We
are not certain at this time whether every single state in the
nation has received some of the products," said Steven Cohen,
an Agriculture Department spokesman.
Americans
ate 69.5 pounds of beef per person in 2000, reflecting steady
but modest increases since 1993, when consumption fell to 65.1
pounds, officials said. --
WASHINGTON
D.C. (May 23) A bacteria testing system meant to ensure that
ground beef is safe instead is allowing potentially tainted meat
to be put on the market, consumer advocacy groups said Thursday.
A study
of Agriculture Department records found the meat safety system
plagued by delays after it was started in early 1998.
At some
plants, testing stopped for months at a time before being completed.
In other cases, the department waited weeks to take corrective
action at plants that had clearly flunked, said the report released
by Public Citizen and the Government Accountability Project.
The report
accused USDA of operating under a ''don't look, don't find policy''
that is ''fundamentally deceiving the public with false reassurances''
about the safety of meat.
Elsa Murano,
USDA's undersecretary for food safety, said the testing system
''is continuously being reviewed, evaluated and improved'' and
that the department is ''aggressively targeting'' plants that
fail to control bacteria.
The groups
said the findings raise questions about testing data that the
department has presented as evidence of reduced salmonella contamination
at plants.
''Companies
were failing these tests and USDA was allowing them to continue
to put out meat stamped inspected and approved for extended periods
of time, and they're still doing it,'' said Carol Tucker Foreman,
director of the Consumer Federation of America's Food Policy Institute.
In addition
to being a health hazard itself, the presence of salmonella is
considered by USDA to be an indication of sanitation problems
in meat plants. The Clinton administration developed the testing
program after a 1993 E. coli outbreak linked to tainted burgers
killed four people and sickened hundreds.
Salmonella
can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in children,
the frail and the elderly. Healthy people infected with salmonella
often experience fever, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting.
Under
USDA's rules, ground beef processors are considered to have failed
the tests if six of 53 meat samples test positive for the bacteria.
But even if the first six samples are positive, USDA doesn't consider
a plant to have failed until all 53 samples are completed - a
process that can take months, the report said.
At one
Texas plant cited by the report, 16 weeks passed after the sixth
positive sample was discovered before any corrective action was
required, the report said. By the time all 53 samples were collected,
25 were positive for salmonella. At an Arkansas plant, it was
19 weeks after the sixth positive sample until the department
took action.
USDA officials
say they wait until the testing is complete to require corrective
action so they can determine the extent of the problem.
Other
data in the report indicated the pace of testing accelerated from
1998 to 2001. ''It's accurate to say at the beginning of the testing
program there were more gaps than there are now. The agency has
been upfront and open in recognizing that this was a big undertaking,''
said Patricia Abraham, who oversees the testing program.
Last year,
the Bush administration abandoned a court battle with the meat
industry over the government's authority to close plants that
repeatedly failed the tests. An appeals court said in December
that salmonella alone doesn't make meat unsafe and ruled the department
could not close plants based on the test results.
The testing
standards are based on average contamination rates in the 1990s
and vary with the type of meat and poultry. The meat industry
says they are not scientifically based.
''If the
presence or absence of salmonella on a raw product were a measure
of whether a product is safe or unsafe, then the government would
be forced to require that only canned and cooked foods be sold,''
said Patrick Boyle, president of the American Meat Institute,
a trade group.
USDA long
has credited the testing for its reported drops in salmonella
levels on meat and poultry. Industry officials say the decline
is due to improvements they have made in plant sanitation systems.
Last year,
2.8 percent of ground beef tested positive for salmonella bacteria,
compared with 3.3 percent in 2000 and 6.4 percent in 1998, according
to the Agriculture Department.
The department
recently announced that it would start requiring beef-grinding
plants to have at least one anti-microbial treatment for beef
- or else buy their meat from a slaughterhouse that does. See
I Do Not Eat Dead Animals.
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The
Wonders of Water |
What
Is A Molcajete Bowl? |
Alkaline-Forming
Food Chart
|
Acid-Forming
Food Chart |
On-Site
Body Re-Alignment |
Rosacea
Facts |
The
Gout-Uric Acid-Meat Connection |
The
History of Guacamole |
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Optical Courses |
Let's
Convert Plastic Back Into Oil |
Pampered
vs Unpampered 'News' |
What's
Really In Your Food? |
Zone Balancing Therapy |
What
Is The Breath of Fire? |
Guacamole
Recipes |
Yoga
Kriyas For A Blissful Sex Life |
What
is Sopa Seca Supreme? |
About
Charity Water |
Need Help With Your Glasses? |
Why
Keep Your Beard And Hair? |
Why
Is Your pH Balance So Important? |
What
About Gout? |
The
Miracle of Hydrogen Peroxide |
What
Is A TIA? |
Beware:
"No Added MSG" |
A
Guide To First-Aid Medical Care |
The
Power And Magic of Touch |
The
Corporate Poisoning of America |
Beware
of Canned Soups |
Tire
Facts: What You Need To Know |
Benzoate
of Soda...Bad For Health |
Is
This A Cure For Malaria? |
The
Appendix: Newly Discovered Organ |
Himalayan
Salt Is Healthier |
Be
Warned If You're On Statins |
The
Health Benefits of Water |
Hold
The Salt |
Take
This ADHD Screening Test |
Think
Again About Eating Tomatoes |
Find
A Good Doctor |
Are
Prescribed Drugs Making You Sick? |
Why
Does Hair Keep Growing Back? |
Turmeric Tea Recipe |
More
About Gout |
Lasik
Eye Surgery - FDA Warning |
If
Your Dad Doesn't Have A Beard |
6
Food Additives To Avoid |
Myths
And Truths About Polarized Lenses |
Odd
Facts About Your Nose |
Drug
Interaction Checker |
366
Million People Have Diabetes |
Pick
Your Health Topic |
Hot
Dogs Can Wreck Your Health |
High
Fructose Corn Syrup Is Very Bad |
This Works For Muscle Spasms |
Conception To Birth By TED |
Refined Sugar Is A Very Toxic Substance |
I Do Yoga |
The Case For And Against Salt |
Texting-Driving-Dead |
Tell The FDA |
The Burzynski Cancer Cure |
Reach Out And Touch Somebody |
Therapists' Hands-On Therapy Is Banned? |
Why You Should Avoid Taking Vaccines |
Foods That Help And Hurt Diabetics |
The Oreo Dilemma |
Health And Nutrition Quiz |
Let's Face It - You Do Have A Better Side |
Delicious Beet And Carrot Casserole |
How To Make Great Guacamole |
What Is Face Blindness? |
Extra-Dental Uses For Toothpaste |
The Aspartame Fibromyalgia Connection |
Buying Glasses Online Not A Real Value |
Accredited Nursing Degrees |
Get Healthy Using Mudras |
Remedy For Jet Lag |
FDA Warn About False LASIK Claims |
Why You Have To Pee At Night |
Latest Alzheimer's News |
Secrets of Super Memory |
A Kriya For Developing Your Intuition |
A Closer Look At Buying Glasses Online |
Glasses For Down's Syndrome Kids |
Jane Fonda - Life's Third Act |
All About Beef |
Yoga In Our Schools |
Corn Syrup Linked To Diabetes |
The Sexually Empowered Life |
Photochromic Lenses 101 |
Bubba's
'Meticul Turms' |
The
Eye-Color Paternity Test |
Change
Your Body Chemistry |
Why The Patient Is King |
Transformational
Properties of Gems |
Anti-Reflection
Coating For Your Specs |
Driver
Vision Requirements By State |
Sticker Shock Specs From Luxottica |
Glasses For Down's Syndrome Kids |
Whatever
Happened To Opticianry? |
Optical History: How Did We Get Here? |
Why Consumers Buy Glasses Online |
Asymmetry Considerations For Opticians |
Quiz: World's Most Expensive Eyewear |
Why Opticians Need Better Training |
Texting And Driving Is Crazy |
Drinking Driving Dead |
There's Stuff In McDonald's Fries |
Get A Free Numerology Reading |
TED - The Power of Kindness |
A Treatment To End Macular Degeneration |
Meditation Chanting Chart |
Real-Life Breastfeeding |
To Women: First Teachers of Children |
Drinking Coke Is Linked To Depression |
Health Benefits of Drinking Coffee |
What Is Shatavari? |
Bananas Are Health Food |
Touching Essentials For Your Health |
Dorothy Custer's Secrets To Longevity |
Medical Error Deaths Reach 400,000/Year |
Did You Know Nature's Way? |
10 Ways To Prevent Heart Attacks |
Eat Your Way Healthy With Detox Foods |
Is This A Breast Cancer Cure? |
Do Not Dress Your Age |
Real Women In Lingerie |
Kundalini Yoga Signature Exercises |
7 Things Your Hands Say About Health |
20 Reasons I Do Not Eat Dead Animals |
The Cure For Brain Freeze |
Masculine Moments And Manly Memories |
7 Surprising Signs of An Unhealthy Heart |
Stay Away From These Foods |
Custom Frames For Hard To Fit Patients |
Eating Fat Helps You Find Your Keys |
How To Escape A Car Underwater |
Treatment To End Macular Degeneration |
Find A Place For Your Mom |
The Root Canal-Cancer Connection |
Drinking Coke Is Linked To Depression |
Is This Your Idea of Security? |
Case Against The Hairless Genital Area |
Love vs. Lust And Mating In Captivity |
Chair Yoga |
Women Burning Calories In France |
Body Adjustments To Elevate The Spirit |
Wearable Technology And The Law |
This Crap Is In Your McDonald's Fries |
What Is Cold Depression? |
Daily Disposable Means Daily Disposable |
Left Or Right Brain Predominant |
How To Fix Common Cooking Errors |
Common Diabetes Myths |
Only Primates With Permanent Breasts |
Opticians For Change On Healthcare |
Change Breathing, Change Your Life |
Doctors Want Even More Say |
Protect Yourself - Wash Your Hands |
Yogi Tea By The Gallon |
Foods That Are Not Foods |
Here's Where Babies Come From |
Is Sex Addiction As A Disease A Myth? |
Consumer Alert: No More Donuts |
Why The Patient Is King |
Be Wary of "No MSG Added" |
Do You Really Need Deodorant? |
Why Opticians Need Better Training |
What Turns Women On? |
Don't Fork Around While Running |
What Is A Chalazion? |
Americans: Breast Obsessed |
Should All Opticians Become Certified? |
This Makes Man An Amazing Animal |
How To Check Your Acid-Alkaline Balance |
How Money Changes The Way We Think |
How Thinking Impacts Your Health |
Your Amazing Brain |
Women Are The First Teachers |
Every Cancer Can Be Cured In Weeks |
Danger Lurks In Your Ice Cream |
The Physiology of Facial Expressions |
Men...Be Grateful |
Take The Facial Expressions Test |
Return To Life Reincarnation |
Take The Cognitive Brain Test |
Data Predicts Injuries For Female Troops |
Only The Dog Knows For Sure |
Substitute Coconut Sugar For Health |
"I'm Doing Something Great" |
Disease Resistant Antibiotics |
What Your Sleeping Position Says |
Totally Optical |
Still Think 'Healthy Juice' Is Healthy? |
Acid Versus Alkaline Foods |
The Power of Oil of Oregano |
The 3HO Solstice Diet |
11 Causes of Erectile Dysfunction |
7 Ways Enlarged Prostate Affects Men |
New Gender Friendly ATMs |
Sugar Substitute Linked To Leukemia |
Bush (Pubic Hair) Is Back |
Caramel Color In Soft Drinks Poses Risk |
A Few Things You May Not Know |
Computer Maniacs Don't Die |
More Benefits of The Alkaline Diet |
Dark Chocolate vs Milk Chocolate |
Cutting Edge Bionic Contact Lenses |
Health Benefits of Hing |
Notes From Your Liver |
The Importance of The Alkaline Diet |
For Women Only: The Pink Lady |
Wearable Technology And The Law |
How To Avoid Being A Glasshole |
Eye Health Quiz |
U.S. Gun Laws State By State |
Health Benefits of Hing |
Two Words Guys Do Not Want To Hear |
Table of Kitchen Conversions |
Happiness Is The Rule |
The Dangers of Hairless Genitals |
Fish Oil Treats Cerebral Palsy |
What Your Ear Wax Says About You |
Time For Craftsmanship In Eyewear |
When Kids Leave Traditional Education |
RamDas Singh's Path2Fitness.com |
All
About Turmeric |
Womanhood Exploited |
Food That Kills High Blood Pressure |
Know Who You Are - Know What To Do |
The Vagina University |
The Grace of God Meditation |
What To Eat When You Have Diarrhea |
Sugar: The Sweet Misery |
Sugar Is 8 Times As Addictive As Cocaine |
Meditation Before And After |
Women's Health |
What Your Ear Wax Says About You |
Bill Clinton On The Meatless Diet |
Dedicated To Teaching Craftsmanship |
Remove Dark Spots From Your Skin |
Are Smart Meters Safe? |
How To Drink Beet Juice |
Yogi Bhajan On Marriage |
Yogi Bhajan On Pregnancy |
Get A Physical Exam On Your iPhone |
Remove Dark Spots From Your Skin |
New Continuous Compression CPR |
Essential Oils And Their Uses |
Yoga Versus Drinking |
The Human Development Index |
Mudras To Treat Diseases |
What To Eat If You Have MS |
Solution For Pregnant Rape Victims |
Why Women Don't Have Fun In Bed |
Rose Colored Glasses And Your Health |
The World Quality of Life Rankings |
First Aid Basics For The Playground |
Here's What To Know About Fruit |
Yogi Bhajan On Drug Use |
What Is Consciousness? |
Real Health Risk At The Hair Salon |
Is Public Breastfeeding Taboo? |
The Wonder of Human Life |
Habits To Avoid For Your Health |
If Only For A Second |
Quit Sugar And Save Your Thyroid Gland |
All About Garlic For Garlic Lovers |
Roasted Garlic For Garlic Lovers |
A History of Nuclear Explosions |
Man To Man Advice On Marriage |
How To Peel Garlic In 10 Seconds |
Wrong Way To Cut Your Cake |
The Detox Summit |
16 Cancer Causing Foods |
Foods That Make You A Mosquito Target |
Happiness Is The Truth ASL |
Can This Be The Cause of IBS? |
To Shave Or Not To Shave |
Why I Do Not Eat Chickens |
Pee Tea For Men's Urination Issues |
Why Are Black Kids Sitting Together? |
The LSD Experience - 1956 Acid Trip |
The Five Stages of Loss And Grief |
Do You Need Vitamin Sea? |
Consumer Alert...Beauty Aids |
Vitamin D Versus Dimentia |
Is Public Breastfeeding Taboo? |
Survival Tips Using Tampons |
Yoga Versus Drinking |
What To Eat If You Have MS |
All About Garlic For Garlic Lovers |
Roasted Garlic For Garlic Lovers |
Used Yoga Mat For Sale |
Habits To Avoid For Your Health |
Hitech Fashion Eyewear |
Why Women Don't Have Fun In Bed |
Here's What To Know About Fruit |
Cucumber Tricks |
How To Deal With Emergencies |
Happiness Is The Truth - Ready To Dance? |
The Not So Masculine Moment |
The 'Sign' of Our Time |
Essential Oils And Their Uses |
The Wonder of Human Life |
Cancer Cure Protocols |
Mav Cure For Your Health |
Carrots Can Cure Cancer |
The Case Against Milk |
Roman Gladiators Were Vegetarians |
Consumer Alert: Smart TV |
Ayurvedic Dosha Calculator |
How Is Your Wenus? |
Burqus, Bikinis And Blow Jobs |
What Is Morgellons Disease? |
The Ground-Breaking Marshmellow Test |
The Man Behind The Marshmellow Test |
Yoga Poses That Improve Your Sex Life |
Learn How To Peel Garlic |
Life After 1 Year With No Sugar |
Consumer Alert...Beauty Aids |
The Art of Peace |
The Sleep Chart |
Redheads Never Turn Gray |
The Cancer Tutor |
Vitamin D Versus Dimentia |
The Detox Summit |
Brum Hum For The Intuitive Mind |
To Shave Or Not To Shave |
Who Needs The Negativity? |
Can This Be The Cause of IBS? |
The Five Stages of Loss And Grief |
The Anti-Diarrhea Foods |
Do You Need Vitamin Sea? |
Survival Tips Using Tampons |
All About Garlic For Garlic Lovers |
Real Health Risk At The Hair Salon |
Yoga Versus Drinking |
What To Eat If You Have MS |
How To Deal With Emergencies |
Yogi Bhajan On Drug Use |
GeoEngineering: Disaster In The Making |
How Wolves Change Rivers |
What Your Tongue Says About You |
Medieval Hygiene Practices |
Remedial Exercises For Carpel Tunnel |
Alan Watts On The Futility of Worry |
What Is Intersex? |
See What Medical Industry's Not Telling |
Nurses Are Not The Problem |
What The Heck Are You Eating? |
How To Know Your ADD Type |
ADA And The Mercury Almalgam Irony |
The GMO Journal - All About GMOs |
Find Right Dentist For Mercury Removal |
The Female Orgasm - Why They Exist |
The Assisted Living Issue For Parents |
Check Out Truth In Advertising |
Truth About American Parasite Ad |
3HO Kundalini Yoga Warmups |
Checklist For Thyroid Health |
Corporations Poison Our Food |
Laboratory Grown Spinal Cords |
Music To Soothe That Inner Tiger |
64% of U.S. Gun Deaths Are Suicides |
Pass The Salt...Enough Said |
No Such Thing As A Vaginal Orgasm? |
Super Salsa For Sopa Seca |
Hot
Dogs Can Wreck Your Health |
Yogi Bhajan On Drug Use |
Horrific Solution For Rape Victims |
Your Fingernails And Your Health |
Baking Soda vs Big Pharma |
Big Soda's Latest Sugary Invention |
Food Additives You Should Avoid |
Flash Dance Traffic Light Saves Live |
Why Sodium Benzoate Is So Scary |
Natural Does Not Mean Natural |
Best Form of Magnesium For Your Health |
Pros And Cons of Infant Circumcision |
Doctor Momma |
Best Foods For Crohn's Sufferers |
No More Drug Treatments For Alzheimer's |
Who Or What Are Colored Eyes? |
Who Or What Are White Eyes? |
Cancer Breakthrough of The Century |
Who Or What Is An Optometrist? |
3HO Solstice Rice And Beans Recipe |
Antineoplaston Therapy For Cancer |
Prostate Health Issues And Remedies |
Think Twice About Who You Get Into Bed |
The Truth About Long Hair |
Take The Online Color Test |
Don't Be An Askhole |
Take The Bathtub Test |
Elvis Presley Died Full of It |
What Is Cognitive Dissonance? |
Malnutrition Causes Most Diseases |
Cancer: The Forbidden Cures |
Unsweetened Raisin Pie Recipe |
Can Vitamins Be Overdone? |
We Fit But Where Are The Colored Eyes? |
Is Visible Pubic Hair All That Shocking? |
Art of Choosing The Correct Contact Lens |
The Gerson Therapy Cure For Cancer |
400,000 Deaths A Year From Errors? |
What Are McFries' Ingredients? |
Terrorism: Keep In Mind The Numbers |
Peppermint Is Good For Your Health |
Aid And Attendance To Housebounds |
Sellers of Illegal Contacts Exploit Teens |
The Human Was Created To Discriminate |
Kids And Contact Lenses |
For Women Only: The Pap Rap |
The Fellowship of Reconciliation |
Rootology For Health |
What's Your Birthstone? |
Earth, We Are One |
The #1 Song On The Day You Were Born |
FBI's Historic Literacy On Race Relations |
America's Terrorist History |
Do You Have A Weak Vagina? |
My Childhood As A Native American |
The Many Uses For Hydrogen Peroxide |
"WTF" Quantum Physics Scientist Says |
Remain Grounded In The Aquarian Age |
Do You Have Leaky Gut Syndrome? |
Which Keirsey Personality Are You? |
Stuff You Didn't Know Until Now |
The Shades of Poop |
Health Benefits of Tea Tree Oil |
Health Benefits of Coconut |
Marital Advice From A Divorced Man |
How To Get Vajazzled |
Dealing With Male Hypocrisy |
Make The Perfect Pasta |
The Female Eunich Summary |
No Sugar Rice Crispy Treats |
More Evidence of Cell Phone Cancer |
Don't Believe Everything You Think |
With A Little Help They Can Sit Up |
Over Population And Over Consumption |
How Not To Get Waxed |
My Penis And Everyone Elses |
The Perfect Vagina |
Ten Things To Know About Dying |
Health Benefits of Bitter Melon |
Vaginal Secrets |
Things To Know About Male Orgasm |
Ego Eradicator Exercise |
Are Tampons Safe? |
Exercises For Treating COPD |
Men's Change of Life |
Bill's Favority Pie Recipe |
Who's Tracking Your Data? |
What Is Security? |
Kundalini Yoga Ego Eradicator |
All About Feminism |
Are Tampons Safe? |
Male Circumcision Is Unacceptable |
10 Things To Know About Male Orgasm |
Ancient Manly Advisory |
About Attitude |
The Sign of An Accomplished Meditator |
What Was Your Past Life? |
Meditation For Your Intuition |
My Apple Watch Has A Bug |
A Real Live Underwater Human Birth |
What Color Is Your Aura? |
Yogi Bhajan Defines Marriage |
Pubic Hair Has A Job To Do |
The Circumcision Decision |
What A Million Calories Looks Like |
How To Survive An Active Shooter |
The Benefits of Lemon Water |
America's Original Sins |
The Cancer-Root Canal Connection |
God's 11th And Final Commandment |
Can You Do The Plank? |
What Is Maya? |
The Dynamics of White Fragility |
Doctors Revolt Against Drug Prices |
Reading Writing And Required Silence |
Finally A Generic Viagra |
Get Your Own Body Toxicity Score |
Change Emotion To Devotion |
Life's A Gas |
Foods That Kill Candida |
The Root Canal Risks |
The Mahan Tantric Site |
A Real Live Underwater Birth |
The Circumcision Decision |
Pubic Hair Has A Job To Do |
Which Side of Car Is The Gas Refill On? |
This Could Happen Anywhere |
How To Balance Yourself When Tired |
Comprehensive List of Optical Resources |
Essential Oil User's Guide |
Essential Oil Chart |
Even In Death All Is Well |
Top 9 Essential Oils |
The Downside of Organ Donation |
Are You A Breast-feeding Hypocrite? |
Wanna Grow A Thick Beard? |
What Color Is Your Personality? |
66 Positive Things To Say To Your Kids |
What Is Super Health? |
Muscle Testing Basics |
Can You Pass The Color Test? |
Watch 'Dying To Be Me' By Anita Moorjani |
How Tap Therapy Works |
The Question For Eyewear Dispensers |
More Americans Are Killed By Toddlers |
Racism Is A Mental Illness |
The Progression of Consciousness |
In The Beginning God Just Added Water |
Subway Takes Out Azodicarbonamide |
Inuit Elders Issue Warning To NASA |
Turmeric Lemonade Beats Prozac |
Yogi Bhajan On Teaching Yoga 1990 |
Watch Out: The Robots Are Coming |
Sugar: Pure, White And Deadly |
The Sugar Conspiracy |