Hello,

It seems to be everywhere. The focus on disease and
sickness and I am a big believer in what you focus on
you will draw more of that into your life so the focus
should really be on wellness if the government is
serious about health. Here is an interesting statistic.
Did you know that Americans spend more on health
care per capita than anyone else in the world by far,
and yet we only rank 35th in life expectancy. Something
isn't working and a whole lot of money is being wasted.
Yet when you understand health it is really pretty simple.
Below are some other recent news items that you might
find interesting.



Washington state: The Environmental and Nuclear Safety Manager at the nuclear-waste site in Hanford, was fired after she expressed concern that the facility was at risk of a hydrogen explosion that could set off a nuclear reaction. She is the second whistleblower at the facility to be fired after expressing that concern. The firings are a warning to other employees to keep mum about safety issues.


You are hearing about more and more incidents where police are beating up and killing people for no good reason. Here is just one example. Moore, Oklahoma: An unarmed man was beaten to death by five police officers who then confiscated his wife's cell phone, because she recorded the event. Police have not yet released their version of the incident -- nor the video.


As nuclear facilities become older you will see more and more leaks. All nuclear should be abolished. There is no safe level of radiation. New Mexico: Radiation leak at underground nuclear-waste dump site put operations into “shutdown mode”. The source of the problem is not yet known.


If you see canola oil in the list of ingredients you don't want to eat it. Although Canola Oil is billed as a healthy oil, it is linked to serious health problems, such as increase in lung cancer, degenerative diseases, shortened lifespans, and more.


You have probably heard that there is a big oil boom In North Dakota. The filters used in fracking operations contain radioactive materials dredged up during drilling, and tons of them are produced every day. Since their radioactivity exceeds safety limits, the oil companies have no place to legally dispose of them. Sooo ... they are dumping them on roadsides, Indian reservations, garbage dumpsters, and abandoned buildings. The state has ignored the problem, because oil drilling is a boon to the local economy.



Peace, Health and Prosperity,
Barb Doyle, Sc.

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