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Welcome to the worldwide web! --barb.
http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/maci/

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Magnets?
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http://www.chiroweb.com/cgi-bin/forum/ask.cgi?read=1050

Maine Injured Workers Association
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Mammogram
Also see
EHN's section on Breast Cancer, under Cancer
http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/ehnlinx/c.htm#Cancer

EHN's section on Thermography
http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/ehnlinx/t.htm#Thermography

EHN's section on X-Rays
http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/ehnlinx/x.htm#X-Rays

My expressed feelings do not reflect the opinion of EHN board or members, these are my own beliefs. -- barb

To each her own on this one, but I have never had a mammogram and I certainly don't plan
on having any in the foreseeable future. I would consider thermography, if necessary . . .
http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/ehnlinx/t.htm#Thermography

I cannot help but wonder if I too would be a breast cancer statistic if I had mammograms
when I was in my 30s and they were first recommended to me as part of Kaiser's Multiphasics.
I refused to enter that area for those tests and then I always stood my ground with my doctor.
Doctors could recommend, I didn't have to follow the advice. Also, I nursed my babies, refused
the pill, and in later years I refused any and all recommended hormone therapies -- recommended
mind you, despite the fact that I had no symptoms that needed abating. I always took magnesium
and figure that got me through life's changes without any symptoms. Maybe magnesium and luck.
But I sure didn't need to take HRT just because my then-doctor was trying to push it.

One would think that folks like me would be included in all of the "SOUND SCIENCE" studies
regarding woman's health, especially regarding breast cancer. But the truth is, that while in the
past I've been courted time and again for studies, I've been refused out of hand because I refuse
to undergo mammography. They state they need a mammogram for a baseline, and I claim
that that would subject me to radiation doses that I'm not willing to have. And in my mind
that skews the data, for how can one test the effects of radiation vs. no radiation, if one forces
radiation on the participants of the study? Alas, I'm not a scientist. My opinion doesn't
count in the larger scheme of things -- but it counts to me.

Of course, there may be valid reasons to have a mammogram. I simply suggest YOU explore ALL
options before simply having a mammogram because everyone else does it. OR because your
doctor is supposed to tell you to have one, and you automatically follow his or her advice.
Why not discuss the options of ultra sound or thermography with your doctor?

Remember: Cancer is big business. Really B I G buisness! -- barb

I wrote this section (above and below) long ago, probably in the late 1990s when first
working on this site to donate to EHN. Now it is 2009 and I just came across again, a piece
by Dr. Samuel Epstein and I wish to share it with you. Ironically it was written just before
I started working on this website, but I didn't get it listed until now, June 25, 2009.
-- barb


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Mothballs

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Mothers & Others
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Mothers for Cleaner Air
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Mothers for Natural Law



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Movies
Also see EHN's Videos, where you can learn about Alison Johnson's videos and others. -- barb
http://users.lmi.net/wilworks/ehnlinx/v.htm#Videos



  • The Tomato Effect
    2003: A film documentary in the making.
    What's that? Tomato Effect???? Click here to find out! This is a movie FOR us. -- barb
    http://www.rabble-rouser.com/


    Bill Moyers
  • NOW
    http://www.pbs.org/now/thisweek/051002/index.html

  • Bill Moyers' Trade Secrets
    http://www.pbs.org/tradesecrets/



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