Every item recently recalled by FDA for salmonella has diabetic healing also prostate Big Pharma rids their competition

I agree with that last sentence!

You won't feel the same way if you get a case of the disease.

Salmonella likely won't kill you, but it will make you wish it had.

All prepping us for Codex ruling of no healthy roadside stand or local gardens.

I'll guarantee they'll be pulling beans next since beans have natural antioxidants. Not to mention fiber.

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/03/2009 03:21 PM

I understand your fear and or if you have been the recipient of this illness. These aforementioned foods have not been the proven link as have buffets and fast food.

My thoughts exactly. I got a case of something a few years ago that left me hugging the toilet and praying, "God just take me now."

30 CASES IN ?WHAT TEN STATES?GIVE ME A BREAK .GROW YOUR OWN,BUY LOCAL EAT FRESH THATS HOW TO FIGHT BACK .

bump for health food scares.

Why should fast food be safe? Have you seen their cruddy brown lettuce lately?
No one should eat at McDonald's or Hardees since they have got to have salmonella!

Fast foods far more dangerous than grocery.

About the active ingredient: hydroxycitrate acid:

Hydroxycitrate has ability to block ATP citrate lyase.
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Hydroxycitric Acid for Weight Control ... What is it? (-)-Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) is a compound found in Garcinia cambogia, a type of fruit.

[link to www.publix.com]
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Garcinia cambogia fruit has been attacked for helping weight loss and improving blood sugar!

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/03/2009 04:08 PM

If you fix your blood sugar you fix your cravings and YOUR MIND!

Stick it to the big pharmacies by buying more of these items from a source you trust today!

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/03/2009 03:46 PM

The FDA's threatened and enforced to have hateful practices by big pharma.

Big pharma rallies against improving the health of citizens. They go for the diabetic jugular.

Hydroxycitric Acid (Hydroxycut):

Hydroxycitric acid is an ingredient in the fruit rind of Garcinia cambogia, a tree native to Southeast Asia.

In Asia, people have used Garcinia for centuries as a food preservative and flavoring in curries and other dishes. It has a reputation for making foods feel more filling. It's also believed to be a "carminative," meaning it helps you pass gas after eating.

Experiments in the 1970s showed that adding large amounts of hydroxycitric acid (HCA) to the diets of mice caused them to eat less. It wasn't long before American supplement manufacturers began to mass-produce HCA as a weight loss product.

Weight loss supplements containing HCA include Hydroxycut, CitriMax, Super CitriMax, Citrin, and Super Garcinia.
How Does Hydroxycitric Acid Work?

Hydroxycitric acid acts on a crucial step in carbohydrate and fat metabolism. We'll spare you the chemistry lesson, but these are the high points:

Extra carbs in our diets get turned into fat. One main enzyme turns carbs into fatty acids. The fatty acids then get bundled together to make fat.

Citrate, a natural chemical in our bodies, slows down the enzyme that makes fatty acids out of carbs. And hydroxycitric acid is chemically almost identical to citrate. In fact, HCA slows down the fat-making enzyme even more than natural citrate does.

HCA also stimulates the liver to release glucose (sugar) into the blood. These higher sugar levels may cause the suppressed appetite seen in the mice studies.

Sounds simple enough: Take a product containing HCA, eat less, make less fat?

Not so fast. These metabolic processes are extremely complex. Experts debate how HCA works in mice. They downright disagree on whether HCA works at all to stimulate weight loss in people.
Is Hydroxycitric Acid Safe?

At the doses found in Hydroxycut and similar weight loss products, hydroxycitric acid appears to be nontoxic and safe.

In the numerous studies on hydroxycitric acid, it caused no significant ill effects. People taking HCA had no more side effects than those taking a placebo.

HCA is chemically very similar to natural citrate, known to be safe. In toxicity tests, mice fed amounts of HCA far higher than maximum human doses suffered no harm.

At one time, Hydroxycut and other weight loss supplements contained the herb ephedra, a natural stimulant. The FDA banned ephedra after the herb was linked to deaths and heart problems. No diet supplement contains ephedra today.
Research and Expert Opinions on Hydroxycitric Acid

So, does HCA work or not?

There's no question that hydroxycitric acid works to suppress appetite and induce weight loss -- in mice. [link to www.webmd.com]

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/03/2009 03:58 PM

Thanks. Great expose.

I wonder if there's a film about Big Pharma.

bump for puzzle pieces

bump for truth

bump for diabetics

evening

big pharma = reason for FDA recalls = diabetes master plan

Spinach too.


I was just watching a new diabetes tv show on satellite and they said insulin triggers the liver enzyme to produce cholesterol.

Eating foods that cause the pancrease to produce more insulin results also in higher cholesterol.

insulin and cholesterol
[link to www.drrussellshealthandweightlossblog.com]

I say fear not over cholesterol either.
Studies have shown somewhere that higher IQ or smarter persons naturally have higher cholesterol levels for some unknown reason.
(The brain is mainly cholesterol and grey matter.)

The drug companies are angry that persons have healthy minds so this angle would be to sabotage the mental ability; not only livers and blood.

Cholesterol actually keeps blood from drying out and moist. Ayurveda medicine refers to cholesterol as "Shrotas" or the moisture angels.

Of course you'll want healthier sources such as whey or cheese or oily fish. Since livers produce cholesterol avoiding eating excess has sense.

Those drugs however prohibit the liver from manufacturing it's own and doing it's God/nature given duties and are injurious to full function such as poison filter ability.

Avoiding deep frying practices and using butter or oil on a saturated breading that forms a crust of extra calories and fat confusing cellular activity.

Avoiding fried red until brown meat (better to eat a few pieces raw-ish than breaded). (Extra calories affect weight gain more than fat.)

~ Sanctuary ~

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/05/2009 04:24 PM

So you need pancreas healing...
Bitter melon also helps accelerate the healing process of the pancreas.

(gourd popular at India)

(also effective for Aids)

Bitter Melon contains an insulin-like polypeptide.

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/05/2009 06:11 PM

Bitter Melon Extract (Momordica Charantia) usual average dosage: 200 mg.
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Bitter Melon Extract - Bitter Melon is an herb that has traditionally been used by Ayurvedic (Indian) healers to treat glucose problems. Numerous studies have shown that it can normalize elevated blood sugar levels. Bitter Melon contains an insulin-like polypeptide, polypeptide P or p-insulin (the p is for plant). In one study, glucose tolerance improved in 73 percent of irregular blood sugar. In another study, the extract of Bitter Melon produced a 17 percent reduction in glycosylated hemoglobin A1c (an indicator of average blood sugar levels over time) after 7 weeks of use. (Reference 6) (The Pill Book Guide to Natural Medicines Pages 547 & 548) (Reference 7) (The Healing Power of Herbs pages - 357 & 358)

[link to www.healingedge.net]
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Of course minerals also play a role such as zinc:

[link to www.bethcoleman.net]
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Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/05/2009 04:21 PM

Search terms:
[link to ixquick.com]

hungry blood sugar or satiety hormones:
[link to ixquick.com]

Last Edited by ALeopardSanctuary on 05/05/2009 04:49 PM

I don't understand how we're suppose to think the food we've eaten for 200,000 years is supposed to be deathly dangerous to us, but manufactured shit in the last 60 is supposed to be good for us. It defies all logic and common sense. Awhy do people believe it?

Great insight, OP, thanks for the thread.

Oh, and let's not forget the tomatoes and jalapenos...

Ah yeah I'll have to research those.

diabetes is the REAL pandemic. I have it...I know.