Brain Changes During Menstruation Prove PMS & PMDD are Contrived Syndromes

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Brain scans revealed mental processes can change across the menstrual cycle.

Just before a period, at the time when some women experience premenstrual syndrome, activity in brain regions that help control emotions increased.

HPV Vaccine Victim’s Advocacy Group Sends Open Letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius

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InfoWars.com Curt Linderman Sr. Infowars.com February 3, 2012 As of Dec. 2011, there have been 24,610 documented adverse reactions associated with the HPV vaccines, 3,269 have been serious. Given the fact that data from the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) database and the National Vaccine Information Center claim that less than 10% of adverse Continue Reading …

Do we need a morality pill?

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“If continuing brain research does in fact show biochemical differences between the brains of those who help others and the brains of those who do not, could this lead to a “morality pill” — a drug that makes us more likely to help? Given the many other studies linking biochemical conditions to mood and behavior, and the proliferation of drugs to modify them that have followed, the idea is not far-fetched. If so, would people choose to take it?

Women’s Dancing Hormones

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Sanesco Health in Balance Sharon Norling, MD, MBA “While imbalances in sex hormones create many symptoms in the peri-menopausal and menopausal woman, these symptoms can also stem from adrenal, neurotransmitter, and thyroid imbalances.” Hormones. Most women think of “hormones” as estrogen, progesterone andsometimes testosterone. Throughout a woman’s lifetime they experience the fluctuating hormones and attribute Continue Reading …

Anti-estrogen therapy associated with reduced melanoma risk in women with breast cancer

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  HemOnc Today Posted on HemOncToday.com January 5, 2012 Women with breast cancer undergoing anti-estrogen treatment may have a lower risk for melanoma, according to researchers from Switzerland and France. Previous research has demonstrated that higher estrogen levels may be associated with melanoma etiology, suggesting that anti-estrogen use should be linked to a decreased risk Continue Reading …

The Bizarre History of Pregnancy Tests

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1o9.c0m January 26, 2012 Nowadays, finding out if you’re pregnant is relatively easy — but it wasn’t always that way. Over the centuries, people have come up with downright strange and sometimes revolting tests to figure out whether or not a person is knocked up. Some of them were useless, some required being a chemist Continue Reading …

Mass psychogenic illness or brain damage of unknown origin?

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Vaccine Forum Turns Emotional 12 Girls in Le Roy New York Develop Tics – Gardasil Related? Diagnosed as Mass Hysteria Mass Hysteria? Myasshysteria Saying that these girls have conversion disorder takes all females back 100 years. (i.e. Females tend to be “hysterical” rather than having real, medical illnesses.) 1 15.29% Increase in Cervical Dysplasia – Continue Reading …

HPV Vaccines VAERS Data August – December 2011: Cause for Mass Hysteria

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    VAERS data on deaths and injuries from HPV4 Gardasil and HPV2 Cervarix through December 14, 2011  

The pill, reduced period pain and the ongoing delusion

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Society for Menstrual Cycle Research re:Cycling January 20th, 2012 by Laura Wershler Is there a woman over the age of 18 anywhere who doesn’t know that taking the birth control pill can make her periods lighter and less painful? Most women know this, but not many know why. The news stories swirling around a new study Continue Reading …

Teen girls’ mystery illness: mass hysteria

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MSN Health Today January 19, 2012 The day after TODAY reported on the baffling case of 12 teenage girls at one school who mysteriously fell ill with Tourette’s-like symptoms of tics and verbal outbursts, a doctor who is treating some of the girls has come forward to offer an explanation. Dr. Laszlo Mechtler, a neurologist Continue Reading …