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Did Psychiatric Drugs Kill Michael Jackson?
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[ The circumstances of Michael Jackson's death are very similar to that of Anna Nicole-Smith's. They were both vulnerable persons with a lot of money coming their way; money that would go to others if they were conveniently dead by legal means. In both cases, the heavy use of prescription drugs was involved. Anna Nicole-Smith's former lawyer, doctors, and boyfriend have been charged with conspiracy.
On Death, Spirit and Healing
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Initially, I was hesitant to do this interview due to some of the subjects involved (exorcism, alien possessions, and UFOs). But after I learned of Mr Telman’s academic credentials, I wanted to gain more insight into these subjects. Mr Telman’s academic achievements (the most impressive I have seen to date) are:
BA( Bachelor of Arts)
LLB (Bachelor of Law)
DipClHyp (Diploma of Clinical Hypnotherapy)
GradDipEd (Graduate Diploma of Education)
Med (Master of Education)
MBA (Master of Business Administration)
Hypnotherapist
Reiki Master
Shiatsu Master
Trung Nguyen
Death by Modern Medicine
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"Death by Medicine" is a paper on medical iatrogenesis--44 pages in length. The definition of iatrogenic is "a symptom or illness brought on unintentionally by something that a doctor does or says." Much like conventional medicine itself, my dictionary is in denial about iatrogenic deaths. Iatrogenesis is not just about symptoms or illness--incredibly, I found that in the U.S. there are 783,936 deaths annually due to medicine's effects.
Cell Phones Linked to Brain Cancer
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Dangers of EMFs and your cell phone
Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of cancer," warned Ronald B. Herberman, director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. Have we reached the saturation point with our cell phones?
The debate is re-opened
Herberman issued this warning after releasing his cancer study , Important Precautionary Advice Regarding Cell Phone Use, just a few days ago in North America.
Experiments In Mental Illness
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In 1972, a psychologist named David Rosenhan convinced some of his friends to fake their way into psychiatric wards across the US.
The pseudopatients were to present themselves and say words along these lines: "I am hearing a voice. It is saying thud." Rosenhan specifically chose this complaint because nowhere in psychiatric literature are there any reports of any person hearing a voice that contains such obvious cartoon angst.
