Statin Use: Population-Based Case-Control Studies

Staff Writer, J.J. West

Medicine / Studies 
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In recent years, statins have become popular amongst allopathic physicians for use in high cholesterol patients. But are these new drugs safe?

In the article, Statin Use and Thyroid Cancer: A Population-Based Case-Control Study , we discover that  the scientitsts concluded that "statin use was associated with thyroid cancer in female patients."

Another study, Association between statin use and Bell's palsy: a population-based study, linked a "potential association between regular statin use and Bell's palsy."

In Herpes zoster (HZ) is associated with prior statin use: a population-based case-control study, the data concluded that prior statin use was associated with HZ occurrence.

With Statin use and the risk of colorectal cancer: a population-based case-control study, "this study does not provide support for a protective effect of statins against colorectal cancer."

So before you take that new prescription for a statin drug, you may want to search our source material for a better understanding of what the medication can and cannot do for you, or to you. 

As a side note, high cholesterol may be a sign of thyriod dysfunction and not necessarily a cholesterol issue, especially in women:

Are you on a statin for high cholesterol with a diagnosis of hypothyroidism? This is an important article for you to read then. Generally when thyroid levels are optimal, cholesterol levels fall back into range. For most folks, optimal is a TSH of 0.5-1.5. Free T3 in the upper 25th percentile of the reference range, and Free T4 mid range of the reference range. You can NOT rely on the TSH alone. It's not a thyroid hormone, it's a pituitary hormone. The Free's tell the story, and obviously hypothyroid symptom resolution,
http://naturalsociety.com/prescribed-statins-lead-thyroid-cancer-women/

Source: PubMed

Radiation and Fukushima with Greg Barnes

Staff Writer, DL Mullan

Fukushima / Radiation

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Interview with Greg Barnes on the radio show: The Broad Perspective.

This roundtable discussion centers on Greg Barnes' educating the public about radiation, different kinds of radiation, and how radiation affects the body. He talks of the foods that are alkaline to the body. Mr. Barnes also shares information about alkaline water.  

The main points are to protect yourself from radiation, avoid seafood, and lessen the chance of cancer through due diligence as well as to find alternative energy sources including zero point technology and nano solar (liquid solar cells).  

The interview then moves into the realm of conspiracy: fact or fake including the TSA. 9/11, drills, false flags, and LAX shooting. Then the roundtable discussion gets into the real financial system, fiat currency, and martial law.

The first segment is very interesting and delves into the fact that the U.S. is downwind from the radiation at Fukushima, that fishermen are not catching sardines and other fish, and that starfish are melting near the Washington and Canadian coastlines.

The situation at Fukushima is serious and it is about time the United States as well as the rest of the international community interjects to solve this humanitarian crisis that is affecting the whole of North America and Pacific Ocean before it is really too late.
 

Source: Youtube,