The ugly truth about white bread, benzoyl peroxide, chlorine and more

[NWDankBudz]

I am a very huge health food advocate, and I first became suspicious of our nations health caresystem when my family moved to a different location, and and my two brothers and I went to public school, when I was around 13 years of age. The school immidiatly began pressuring my mother to put us all on Ridalin to "help" us concentrate in school. She did alot of research and found out that the federal government pays the school $500 for each child that they have on Ridalin and other similar drugs, my mom balantly refused to put us onto this horrible drug and threatend a large lawsuite against the school district...they backed down.

I challenge all you people to read Kevin Trudeau's new book about what exactly is going on with our food, and drugs. Did you know that by law, only drugs and srugery can cure, treat, or prevent disease in america? So if you have scruvey (caused by a lack of vitamin C) and I am a certified MD in Amercia who told you to eat an orange to help treat and or cure your disease, I would be breaking the law...absurd isn't it? Even modern medicine doesn't acknowledge chirapratic practices as ways to cure back pain, and releave stress. Food companies purposley put food additives in all processed food to make you fatter, make you "addicted to their food", and to make you become unhealthy. This goes in hand with the drug companies, because you come to them to help cure your problems, but alas, all you get are very dangerous drugs that NEVER cure any disease,but instead only takes away the "symptoms" related to your disease, because the drug companies want you to keep coming back for more so they get more $$$.

Seriously, go out and buy Kevin Trudeau's books "Natural Cures they don't want you to know about," but get the most recent one, because in his first one, the federal government cencoserd it (first book in histroy to get censored by the federal government) and in the second one, he can name names of some products/ websites that also promote healthy living. Don't believe any media attention you hear about Kevin Trudea, because the FDA and the FTC are trying their best to debunk him. He used to be a member of a secret organization in the government that controls the food, health, and complete control of this nation. He had a heart however, and turned against the US government to reveal to us the secrets. Only problem is that he cannot really give out ALOT of SPECIFIC cures, because the FTC and FDA are ridin' his ass 24/7, but he does easily point you into the right direction to other books that specialize in giving you the treatments needed to cure yourself without western medicine. He does however, go into depth as to what stuff they actually put into your food, and how it affects you, and what to avoid in this evil and twisted world.

My mom orderd a book that is filled with pictorial tutorials to SPECIFIC natural cures. It is due in the mail by the end of this week, and I will update you all as to the book's name.

Seriously, go out and buy both of the books and heavily reasearch into alternative medicine. Best thing I have ever done for my health as I have completely changed my life around through the knowledge brought forth in this and other similar books.

[NWDankBudz]

That's why weed will never be legal in this country, even for medicinal purposes.

The Drug Czar...needs...to be...fucking...obliterated!

Oh it will become legal one day in this nation. Have you seen the huge movement that has been going on recently in this nation against drug companies and food companies. It's only a matter of time before public outcry will be to great, and then other people will also question why the government made cannabis illegal, and let very harmful food/drugs to be sold on our store shelves?

[birdgirl73]

I challenge all you people to read Kevin Trudeau's new book about what exactly is going on with our food, and drugs. . . . Seriously, go out and buy Kevin Trudeau's books "Natural Cures they don't want you to know about." . . .

Please be very wary about Mr. Trudeau. You're obviously a fan, but I think people need to be fully informed about just why he's been forced to stop saying many of the things he's saying: because a number of his claims are just categorically untrue. Yet he keeps making those stories up and putting uninformed people at risk, which is why he's been asked to stop infomercials completely in a couple of states. We've already had some discussions about the guy on an earlier thread, which I'll link below (and which I hope you'll review). The guy is a convicted criminal with absolutely no credentials of any kind.

Trudeau makes a lot of sweeping, paranoia-provoking statements about American medicine and drugs, and a lot of folks buy right into that. Especially folks with minimal knowledge about those topics. You like him, and that's great. Just be careful. I won't try to persuade you not to enjoy his books and value his information if you'll promise to keep in mind that he's a convicted felon who will do anything in the world to make money, including twisting or slanting the truth about very basic matters--or pointing you to other products of his making in order to make even more money.

http://boards.cannabis.com/showthrea...hlight=Trudeau

That business you said about vitamin C? You've somehow been given some incorrect information. It's perfectly legal for a doctor to advise a patient to eat an orange to prevent or cure scurvy or to change his diet or add nutritional supplements. Believe me, they do it all the time. And they're not breaking the law by doing so simply because those recommendations aren't for drugs or surgery. If that were the case, cardiologists would break the law every time they told hypertension patients to lower their salt intake. Endocrinologists would be in legal trouble for telling diabetics to eat less sugar. Gastroenterologists for telling folks to eat more fiber. The list goes on and on. Doctors can also prescribe exercise or rest--all sorts of lifestyle change recommendations and treatments. They make those recommendations all the time, perfectly within the bounds of the law, and those treatments aren't drugs or surgery.

Check your facts on the $500 payoff for every student who takes Ritalin to schools, too. If that were the case, NWDank, school districts would be rich as all get-out, and they're not. Public schools' financial records are a matter of public record, and you can easily take a look at their sources of income. Pharmaceutical companies may well engage in some payola of regarding that medicine and others. It wouldn't surprise me. And I know for sure that big soft drink and candy and cookie manufacturers put money into school districts' hands. But the government, who will barely shell out money to cover federally approved drugs, doesn't have the ability to pay billions of dollars (that's how much it'd be) to promote Ritalin use.

I'm a fan of organic foods, too, and a big believer in good nutrition and vitamin supplementation along with exercise and other healthy lifestyle choices. Everyone should know that, by any measure, we in America have the best, most effective medical care and technology available anywhere in the civilized world. And, although I hate them because they're total profit-whores, we have the best pharmaceutical options available, too. If I were queen for a day--or surgeon general for a year--I'd change a lot of things about the way medical business is done here. But even with its weaknesses, there's a lot of really good stuff available to us. And there are smarter, more honest people than Kevin Trudeau who can inform you about that good stuff through their books. Like Dr. Andrew Weil.

[HamBaked]

Wow, thats crazy!

[SpiritLevel]

@ DankBudz
About that Ritalin. I read a book called Nutricide: The Nutritional Destruction of The Black Race -- By Llaila O. Afrika. I want to quote (P33)

--"Ritalin is a chemical solution for a Caucasian indoctrination problem called education. The mental and physical chemistry between African child and the Caucasian educational system is the problem, not the chemistry of the child. Aside from this, drugs that are given to African children by the public schools are actually based on money. It is profit motivation that causes the schools to drug African children. The schools, hospitals, medical science, and food companies run a cash and carry business. They recieve cash money for every child that swallows drugs. Schools get more money from the federal government if they can qualify children for certain problems. The federal government offers more money to schools that have children with mental or behavioral problems. The federal money given to schools to treat children with special problems is used for salaries (extra pay), supplies, books and other items the school needs. The schools desiring the money can conveniently find that 40% of the children have behavioral and/or mental problems or brain damage. The drugs are given to the children despite the unscientific diagnosis for their use. They give African children such narcotics as Ritalin or other behavioral drugs such as Toframil, Cylert, or Dexedrine. African children are basically drugged because of the nutritional problems Caucasians created before, during and after birthing.'--

P33 goes on to read

-- 'Druggin the child covers up teacher's failure to educate, psychologist failure to counsel and parent's lack of parenting skills...'--

I heard on the news that the government in UK wants it to be the schools responsibility to educate children about drugs and alcohol. They claimed that it cannot be left to the parents to educate their children because they are often intoxicated in front of the child and not leading by example. The government is attempting to put too much responsibility that is not its own on itself when certain things should be on the table in the home.

And to finish up, the author of Nutricide is an African Brother who speaks for his people; he categorically separates Africans and Caucasians because he's approach to dissemination of information is Afrocentric at its core. His intention in his work is not necessarily intentionally out to destroy the credibility of white supremacy and its many nodes (it is a self-destrucive-mechanism according to much anthropological work I have observed), it just seems to happen that way as he utters His observances. There again I could be wrong..

[SpiritLevel]

Err so what if Kevin Trudeau holds no accredited degrees from any legitimate educational institutions? Does it take a degree to recover (discover if u like) valuable information about something that could be of benefit to the world regardless of the subject involved whether it be anything, even a scientific advancement of somekind?

Paranoia Provoking Statements are good if they make you wonder about things abstract from the norm. When we get comfortable, a little induced paranoia to shake ones relaxed mode is necessary to keep the minds of the masses evolving instead of playing into devolution. I used to have minimal knowledge on the subject of 'someone fuckin with my food' after i heard a whisper that it could be tru. After research I found that it is tru. This manifestation of truth came about by the introduction of an element of paranoia. We all have our reasons for knowing and wanting to know; likewise we often have our complimenting reasons for putting things under the carpet.

I know of a few worthy sources of information who have spent time in jail. Breaking the law doesn't make someone bad, sometimes the laws are shyt!.

[birdgirl73]

Listen to or read Trudeau and you'll see how he claims to be an expert on healing, nutrition, drugs and health care. He does this in a sort of conspiritorial fashion that draws folks in and makes them believe he's letting them in on a big secret, which gets them emotionally invested in what he has to say. He does a great job of reeling people in, but when you examine what he actually says and recommends to these people, the info is full of holes, misinformation, half-truths and scare-tactics, and it often relates to other cons. (Your health will suffer if you don't take supplement A. Oh, and by the way, you can obtain supplement A from my Web site.)

If you don't want people who adivse you on matters of health, nutrition, and medicines to have any sort of schooling or education, go for it and believe what you want to believe. A great many thinking people who care about their bodies and health feel differently.

I'm not saying ordinary people can't learn about those subjects on their own and have a great deal of knowledge and expertise. They can. There are several on here who are self-taught and very well informed and who work hard at staying abreast of medical, nutritional and pharmaceutical information. But people need to be wary of a man who sells books touting products, vitamins and supplements--things that will allegedly transform your existence--that are sold by another arm of that same man's company. That's a big red flag/conflict of interest to me. And a big con job.

The laws Trudeau broke aren't "shyt," as you said. They are federal trade laws, extortion laws, credit card fraud laws. Laws that are on the books to protect people--particularly old, vulnerable, ill or uneducated people--from con men who prey on old, vulnerable, ill, and uneducated folks. Those are about as good as laws get, frankly.

I know people whose information and knowledge I value greatly who've spent time in jail. I know several of them right here. Breaking the law doesn't necessarily make people bad. But being a professional snake-oil salesman, always figuring out new ways to con vulnerable people out of money, does.

[bigsmokedawg]

wow - scary stuff

[NWDankBudz]

Bridgirl, by no means am I believing Kevin Trudeau's "knowledge." What I got out of the book is a way more opended mind to question, what is realy going on with our health system. My mom found another book of a guy that has been in homeopathic medicine for a while now and he gives detailed methods and techniques with step by step guides on how to do them. I have done quite a few gallblader cleanses, liver cleasnses etc, and I was surprised about what came out of me! I only praise kevin for blowing a large whistle to call the people's attention to think about our health system.

[SpiritLevel]

If someone wants to pick up a book and take it literally, then that is their personal pitfall. I can see the point about him selling products through his publications to generate income, and how those products may not do what he claims because no real diagnosis has been made; people might read and say 'I have that ailment, I'm going to buy...'. That is just how gullible are manipulated in this world. Those same people would probly respond to a tv advert or documantary in the same fashion and run out and buy the product without research. The author cannot be totally blamed for providing misinformation if people are out there not bothered to further delve into subjects for compounding evidence. I haven't read Kevin Trudeau's literature but I have read other publishings of other authors; and they speak of similar things.