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Think before you drink! 12 reasons to reject fluoride (IVM vol.4.3) |
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by Dennis Stevenson
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Think before you drink! 12 reasons to reject fluoride.
After discovering the suppressed evidence that fluoridation can cause tooth decay, death and environmental pollution as well as being an assault to our freedoms, people usually ask, “But why would they do it?” The answer is a remarkable story of greed, power and fear!
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Travel Vaccines (IVM vol.5.3) |
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by Meryl Dorey
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Your bags are packed, passports stamped with the appropriate visas and
your mother is lined up to take care of the dog and feed the fish while
you’re gone. You have purchased 20 kilos of colouring books, crayons
and story books to keep the children busy during the long flight and
arranged an itinerary that would make the Prime Minister’s
administrative assistant jealous with its precision.
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The Price of Palm Oil (IVM vol.4.4) |
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by Sarita Singh
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In the past 20 years, orangutan habitat has declined by
80%. Borneo’s devastating fires of 1997-98 alone destroyed 5 million
hectares of forest and with it, one third of the orangutan population.
Today, of the roughly 40,000 orangutans left in the world, it is
estimated that as many as 5,000 are killed every year, many of them
dying at the hands of humans in some of the most abusive and horrific
ways imaginable. The main culprit? Palm oil.
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La Dolce Vita (IVM vol.4.4) |
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by Melanie Tongmar
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La dolce vita – the sweet life, or, more succinctly, the
good life, a life of pleasure. Now I’m not talking about purely
hedonistic pursuits. You don’t need money to feel pleasure. You don’t
need money to feel life through to your fingertips. What one needs is
an awareness, not just of the beauty all around us, but of the present
moment, and the possibilities it brings. We can immerse ourselves in
the sensuality of the present.
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by Meryl Dorey
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When I was a little girl growing up in Brooklyn New York, my
neighbourhood was my world and the world at large was too big to even
imagine – very much the way I think of the universe today. Thinking
about California on the West Coast of the US was very much like
thinking about the moon or a galaxy on the other side of the solar
system. It was so far away, the world itself was so big, that I could
simply not comprehend the distance involved.
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