Beginner's Guide to Safe, Proven, Alternative Cancer Treatments, Doctors, Clinics and Hospitals 

USA Today Newspaper Reports on Behind 

the Scenes FDA Drug Approval Process 

In a remarkable front page article offering true insight into who really runs the FDA, the newspaper USA Today obtained internal documents describing decision making policies within the agency. An eye opening report!

www.mercola.com/2000/oct/1/fda_drug_approvals.htm

Guided Tours of Mexican Hospitals 

Guided tours to inspect Mexican hospitals can be arranged. It is possible to tour 1 - 4 hospitals in one day, as almost all of the best are located directly across the border from San Diego, California.

Patients fly into the San Diego airport, stay at a nearby motel in the USA then are picked up and driven directly to the hospital(s) for the day. Hospital staff members, fluent in various languages, will conduct the tours at each clinic or hospital. Lunch is supplied.

This all day service costs about $140 for one person, or $75 each for more than one. Motel/hotel costs not included.

Contact Peggy Pousson at 619-475-3834. www.healthtours.com
  Email  healthtours@cox.net.

An ABC News Special Report

Network anchor Peter Jennings interviews experts on the pharmaceutical industry today.

"Bitter Medicine: pills, profit

and the public health"

www.molocure.com/abcnews.shtml

World Health Organization 

Report on Cancer Increase

London, England  

April 3, 2001

The number of new cancer cases is expected to grow worldwide by 50% over the next 20 years, a report released today from the World Health Organization suggests.

Worldwide, about 10 million people are diagnosed with cancer every year and six million people die from it. The report projects that the annual number of diagnoses will reach 15 million by 2020.

Rich countries have more cancer than poor ones, mostly because of tumors tied to smoking and the unhealthy western lifestyle of bad diets, drinking and insufficient exercise.

Harvard Medical School News Report

Jan. 2005

Regarding the popular use of complimentary and 

Alternative Medicine by adults in the USA.

www.newswise.com/articles/view/509155/?sc=mwtn

Hair Analysis

     One of the easiest ways to identify levels of dangerous toxins in your body is by having a hair analysis performed. Requiring only a small sample of hair, this test is about $100. Excessive amounts of toxins in the body like mercury and lead can be identified. It also can point out a lack of certain essential minerals in the diet. 

See  http://www.sweetpoison.com/

Note: this website's name refers to well-documented 

dangers of the artificial sweetener Aspartame.