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'Sounds Of Silence' For Cancer Cure Deafening
The Major News Media missed reporting a breakthrough treatment for the prevention of cancer. Why? Is it because this breakthrough isn't a drug but a simple inexpensive multivitamin with folic acid that can prevent cancers up to 50%? If it were a pharmaceutical that achieved such astounding results it would be in all the news reports on television and newspapers. Is it because there is a bias against vitamins and nutrition which are non-drug treatments or because there is no benefit for Big Pharma?
The headline in the New York Times, LA Times, etc and the sound-bite on the CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX evening news should have read:
New Major Cancer Protective Treatment ? A New Breakthrough ?Drug? That Prevents Cancers in Children -
Unfortunately it didn?t. I Googled this study from the February 21, 2007, medical journal Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics and nada! The major news outlets in Canada carried it but not in the Good Ole? USA unless you include the Redding News.
?This is almost too simple an idea for people to take seriously, but they should take it seriously,? said Dr. Gideon Koren, director of the Motherisk program at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Globe and Mail.
Vitamin Prevention Worth A Pound Of Cancer Cure
Of course the real reason this 'breakthrough' information wasn't reported on in the MNM (Major News Media) was because it wasn't a Pharmaceutical (with major advertising dollars on the line for MNM) but a simple cheap once a day multivitamin with folic acid.
"Simply taking multivitamins and folic acid during pregnancy can help a mother reduce her baby's risk of developing the most common childhood cancers by almost 50 per cent, a new study from Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children says." Toronto Star
?The startling finding that a cheap supplement purchased at a drugstore can prevent cancer as well as a range of birth defects adds weight to the theory that micronutrients have lifelong health benefits for the developing fetus.? Globe and Mail.
Unfounded Bias Against Vitamin Supplements
Maybe the MNM didn?t pick up the story because of a bias against vitamins from so-called vitamin experts like Rory Collins, Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at Oxford University who was reported as saying. ?
?It has been said that Americans have the richest urine in the world, because they consume a lot of expensive vitamins and then just pee them out?There is no good evidence that any vitamin supplements are effective. So if you are going to waste your money on these unproven vitamins, you may as well waste less money on the cheaper ones.? As reported in the newspaper ? The Independent (London), Feb 9, 2004 by Catherine Nixey.
Or maybe - the New York Times article (April 29, 2003) conclusion that ?multivitamins have not been shown to prevent any disease and that it is easy to reach high enough doses of certain vitamins and minerals to actually increase the risk of disease?
For if physicians and the news media can't be trusted to get even the basic checkable facts right about vitamins, why should any of their opinions be taken seriously? A cursory look at the scientific medical literature reveals the false propaganda from these two sources.
Medicine Acknowledges Vitamin Supplements- the 'Checkable Facts'
The Journal of the American Medical Association in 2002 reversed its historical anti-vitamin policy by acknowledging that ?it appears prudent for all adults to take vitamin supplements?
In 1998 an Editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine was titled: "Eat Right and Take a Multivitamin."
Harvard Public Health ? "Today, though, there's good evidence that taking a daily multivitamin makes sense for most adults?(and) may prevent heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, and other chronic diseases."
A Summary of a few of the Positive Vitamin Studies
The Nurses' Health Study of over 87,000 women showed that the - "Long-term use of multivitamins may substantially reduce risk for colon cancer." Annals of Internal Medicine 1998.
A 19,000 patient study found Vitamin C lowered the "mortality (death-rate) from all-causes?" Lancet (2001)
A pooling of the data from several studies "concluded?that 1,000 IU of oral vitamin D per day is associated with a 50% reduction in colorectal cancer incidence." Recent Results in Cancer Research (2007)
If one was to read these studies one would conclude that supplements have a role to play in prevention of disease. Of course if one was to ignore these studies and or look for negative improperly done studies one could possibly show negative results by selective research to scaremonger, which is a common tactic of Big Pharma, MNM and the Medical Establishment.
Vitamins Cost Savings to the System
Taking a multivitamin for at least 11 years would save the system $58.1 billion as reported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) State-of-the-Science Conference on Multivitamin/Mineral Supplements and Chronic Disease Prevention. May 15?17, 2006
So there?s the crux of the matter, savings of billions of dollars to the system which would normally be shared by the Medical Establishment, Big Pharma and the Major News Media. With a close to 50% prevention for some cancers, an inexpensive multivitamin doesn?t have enough profit to go around. Now you know why the ?Sounds of Silence Were Deafening for the Cancer Cure.?
About the Author Dennis Cutforth is a researcher and writer with over 35 years experience in health-care sales, marketing and research in pharmaceuticals and natural health. Dennis will cut through all the propaganda and give you the real facts about what really works to make you healthier and happier.
|
Home Theater Receiver Buying Guides
The home theater receiver (also referred to as an AV Receiver) not only provides power to the speakers, but serves as an integrated control center for all of your components, often times providing both audio and video switching.
The receiver is both the "smarts" and the "power" behind a home theater system. It takes the audio signals from all of your source components, performs any needed decoding and post-processing, amplifies the signal to power your home theater's array of loudspeakers, and controls the playback volume. For video signal, the receiver performs the necessary switching and outputs it to your TV. With all this functionality, a receiver is one of the more complex and expensive components in a home theater or home audio system.
* The most important factor in connecting theater components today is using the newest interfaces available. High-definition televisions use an interface called High-Definition Multimedia Interface. HDMI combines digital audio and video together. If your HDTV does not have the HDMI interface, your receiver will be ready when you upgrade the HDTV in the future.
* Digital Versatile Disc and compact disc (CD) players, computer graphics cards, liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors and portable electronic devices like digicams and cell phones are all migrating to a new audiovisual standard called Unified Digital Interface (UDI). UDI is compatible with the HDMI used on HDTVs. With UDI input and output ports on your receiver, you will be able to take advantage of the latest interfaces for Dvd/Cd players and portable devices. A receiver with a UDI-out port can also connect to a UDI-enabled computer graphics card to stream television to the computer.
* The receiver should also able to accommodate optical or digital audio interfaces, as well as older style analog left/right cabling. In other words, it should be backwards compatible with older technology so that you can upgrade existing components at will.
* While stereo receivers only support two speakers, home theater receivers support surround sound, or multiple speaker systems. The most basic configuration is 5-1 surround sound, which includes five speakers and a subwoofer to deliver bass. Newer configurations include 6-1 and 7-1 surround sound, or seven and eight speaker systems respectively, with a subwoofer included in each case.
* A receiver might also support a second set of remote surround sound speakers. These speakers might be located in a bedroom or on a sundeck. Remote surround sound speakers can be activated separately from the main speaker system.
* To easily set up a surround system, look for a receiver that offers automatic calibration. These receivers come with a small microphone and front microphone port. The microphone is placed in the area where you would like the sound to be optimum, such as on a facing couch at ear-level. By engaging the calibration program, the receiver emits a series of signals and sound effects, electronically measuring when each speaker's output reaches the microphone. The receiver's speaker channels self-adjust so that, regardless of speaker distance, sounds reach the microphone at the same time. This creates a perfect "sweet spot."
Find more about Home Theater Receiver at http://www.ShoppingSoLow.com.
About the Author
Vinay Choubey
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'Sounds Of Silence' For Cancer Cure Deafening
The Major News Media missed reporting a breakthrough treatment for the prevention of cancer. Why? Is it because this breakthrough isn't a drug but a simple inexpensive multivitamin with folic acid that can prevent cancers up to 50%? If it were a pharmaceutical that achieved such astounding results it would be in all the news reports on television and newspapers. Is it because there is a bias against vitamins and nutrition which are non-drug treatments or because there is no benefit for Big Pharma?
The headline in the New York Times, LA Times, etc and the sound-bite on the CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX evening news should have read:
New Major Cancer Protective Treatment ? A New Breakthrough ?Drug? That Prevents Cancers in Children -
Unfortunately it didn?t. I Googled this study from the February 21, 2007, medical journal Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics and nada! The major news outlets in Canada carried it but not in the Good Ole? USA unless you include the Redding News.
?This is almost too simple an idea for people to take seriously, but they should take it seriously,? said Dr. Gideon Koren, director of the Motherisk program at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Globe and Mail.
Vitamin Prevention Worth A Pound Of Cancer Cure
Of course the real reason this 'breakthrough' information wasn't reported on in the MNM (Major News Media) was because it wasn't a Pharmaceutical (with major advertising dollars on the line for MNM) but a simple cheap once a day multivitamin with folic acid.
"Simply taking multivitamins and folic acid during pregnancy can help a mother reduce her baby's risk of developing the most common childhood cancers by almost 50 per cent, a new study from Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children says." Toronto Star
?The startling finding that a cheap supplement purchased at a drugstore can prevent cancer as well as a range of birth defects adds weight to the theory that micronutrients have lifelong health benefits for the developing fetus.? Globe and Mail.
Unfounded Bias Against Vitamin Supplements
Maybe the MNM didn?t pick up the story because of a bias against vitamins from so-called vitamin experts like Rory Collins, Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at Oxford University who was reported as saying. ?
?It has been said that Americans have the richest urine in the world, because they consume a lot of expensive vitamins and then just pee them out?There is no good evidence that any vitamin supplements are effective. So if you are going to waste your money on these unproven vitamins, you may as well waste less money on the cheaper ones.? As reported in the newspaper ? The Independent (London), Feb 9, 2004 by Catherine Nixey.
Or maybe - the New York Times article (April 29, 2003) conclusion that ?multivitamins have not been shown to prevent any disease and that it is easy to reach high enough doses of certain vitamins and minerals to actually increase the risk of disease?
For if physicians and the news media can't be trusted to get even the basic checkable facts right about vitamins, why should any of their opinions be taken seriously? A cursory look at the scientific medical literature reveals the false propaganda from these two sources.
Medicine Acknowledges Vitamin Supplements- the 'Checkable Facts'
The Journal of the American Medical Association in 2002 reversed its historical anti-vitamin policy by acknowledging that ?it appears prudent for all adults to take vitamin supplements?
In 1998 an Editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine was titled: "Eat Right and Take a Multivitamin."
Harvard Public Health ? "Today, though, there's good evidence that taking a daily multivitamin makes sense for most adults?(and) may prevent heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, and other chronic diseases."
A Summary of a few of the Positive Vitamin Studies
The Nurses' Health Study of over 87,000 women showed that the - "Long-term use of multivitamins may substantially reduce risk for colon cancer." Annals of Internal Medicine 1998.
A 19,000 patient study found Vitamin C lowered the "mortality (death-rate) from all-causes?" Lancet (2001)
A pooling of the data from several studies "concluded?that 1,000 IU of oral vitamin D per day is associated with a 50% reduction in colorectal cancer incidence." Recent Results in Cancer Research (2007)
If one was to read these studies one would conclude that supplements have a role to play in prevention of disease. Of course if one was to ignore these studies and or look for negative improperly done studies one could possibly show negative results by selective research to scaremonger, which is a common tactic of Big Pharma, MNM and the Medical Establishment.
Vitamins Cost Savings to the System
Taking a multivitamin for at least 11 years would save the system $58.1 billion as reported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) State-of-the-Science Conference on Multivitamin/Mineral Supplements and Chronic Disease Prevention. May 15?17, 2006
So there?s the crux of the matter, savings of billions of dollars to the system which would normally be shared by the Medical Establishment, Big Pharma and the Major News Media. With a close to 50% prevention for some cancers, an inexpensive multivitamin doesn?t have enough profit to go around. Now you know why the ?Sounds of Silence Were Deafening for the Cancer Cure.?
About the Author Dennis Cutforth is a researcher and writer with over 35 years experience in health-care sales, marketing and research in pharmaceuticals and natural health. Dennis will cut through all the propaganda and give you the real facts about what really works to make you healthier and happier.
|
Home Theater Receiver Buying Guides
The home theater receiver (also referred to as an AV Receiver) not only provides power to the speakers, but serves as an integrated control center for all of your components, often times providing both audio and video switching.
The receiver is both the "smarts" and the "power" behind a home theater system. It takes the audio signals from all of your source components, performs any needed decoding and post-processing, amplifies the signal to power your home theater's array of loudspeakers, and controls the playback volume. For video signal, the receiver performs the necessary switching and outputs it to your TV. With all this functionality, a receiver is one of the more complex and expensive components in a home theater or home audio system.
* The most important factor in connecting theater components today is using the newest interfaces available. High-definition televisions use an interface called High-Definition Multimedia Interface. HDMI combines digital audio and video together. If your HDTV does not have the HDMI interface, your receiver will be ready when you upgrade the HDTV in the future.
* Digital Versatile Disc and compact disc (CD) players, computer graphics cards, liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors and portable electronic devices like digicams and cell phones are all migrating to a new audiovisual standard called Unified Digital Interface (UDI). UDI is compatible with the HDMI used on HDTVs. With UDI input and output ports on your receiver, you will be able to take advantage of the latest interfaces for Dvd/Cd players and portable devices. A receiver with a UDI-out port can also connect to a UDI-enabled computer graphics card to stream television to the computer.
* The receiver should also able to accommodate optical or digital audio interfaces, as well as older style analog left/right cabling. In other words, it should be backwards compatible with older technology so that you can upgrade existing components at will.
* While stereo receivers only support two speakers, home theater receivers support surround sound, or multiple speaker systems. The most basic configuration is 5-1 surround sound, which includes five speakers and a subwoofer to deliver bass. Newer configurations include 6-1 and 7-1 surround sound, or seven and eight speaker systems respectively, with a subwoofer included in each case.
* A receiver might also support a second set of remote surround sound speakers. These speakers might be located in a bedroom or on a sundeck. Remote surround sound speakers can be activated separately from the main speaker system.
* To easily set up a surround system, look for a receiver that offers automatic calibration. These receivers come with a small microphone and front microphone port. The microphone is placed in the area where you would like the sound to be optimum, such as on a facing couch at ear-level. By engaging the calibration program, the receiver emits a series of signals and sound effects, electronically measuring when each speaker's output reaches the microphone. The receiver's speaker channels self-adjust so that, regardless of speaker distance, sounds reach the microphone at the same time. This creates a perfect "sweet spot."
Find more about Home Theater Receiver at http://www.ShoppingSoLow.com.
About the Author
Vinay Choubey
infinity car speaker Products we recommend
Mirage OMNIVIBE OmniVibe iPod Dock Sound System
Price: 59.88
Sony TCWE475 High Speed Dubbing Tape Deck
Price: 134.99
Denon AVR1908 7.1 Channel Home Theater A/V Receiver
Price: 599.95
Yamaha RXV3800 7.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Network Receiver
Price: 1599.95
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