Why Do We Believe in Vaccines?
by Dr. Sherri Tenpenny

Why is it that a discussion surrounding vaccination frequently disintegrates into hot-tempered debate? Would the same emotionally charge interchange occur if the discussion was centered around a new antibiotic or new antihypertensive medication that it was thought to be causing harm?

Highly doubtful. The drug would promptly be removed from the market if deaths were merely suspected. We stop the use of medications until they are proven to be safe. Not so with a vaccine. We continue to use it until we can "prove" it has caused harm.
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Guide to a Good Night's Sleep
by Joseph Mercola, DO

If you are having sleep problems, whether you are not able to fall asleep, wake up too often, don't feel well-rested when you wake up in the morning, or simply want to improve the quality and quantity of your sleep, try as many of the following techniques as possible.
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Changing The Future of Dentistry
by Richard T. Hansen, D.M.D., FACAD (Center For Advanced Dentistry)

Imagine a future where no one fears going to the dentist. Imagine a dental visit that did not involve shots and drills but instead focused on laser cleanings and vaporizing any decay with a laser without hurting good tooth structure. Imagine a future that virtually has no adult dental disease, no cavities, no root canals, and no crowns. Instead, using saliva and electromagnetic, biofeedback energy as a diagnostic tools, the dentist can assess the status of whole body health and give advice on improving health. Where a trip to the dentist may mean detecting a disease process in the body years before any symptoms show up and where correcting the course of the disease is simple and easy. That future may be sooner than we think if only we could get the dentists to look at their profession a different way and start using new techniques and technology that is here today.
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Survival and the Immune System
By Richard T. Hansen, D.M.D, William G. Timmins, N.D, and Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MT

In order to adapt and survive on a changing planet, every living organism has a primary function to defend itself from potentially harmful exposures. The human species has a highly evolved level of protection systems. The outer barrier of skin protects like a suit of armor from environmental and microbial invasion. Yet through this barrier there are many natural openings allowing material from the outside to enter and waste material from the inside to exit. These natural openings are the mouth, eyes, ears, and nose in the head allowing informational stimulus to enter as well as nutrients, air, and water necessary for the raw materials of life maintenance. There are also waste elimination openings through the anal and urinary pathway. The mouth and nasal passages play dual roles of intake and waste removal. These natural openings are defended by our first line defense system - the mucosal barrier immune system. This highly evolved defense system, aided by cellular immune function, produces massive amounts of secretory immunoglobulins necessary to instantly protect the organism from invasion by harmful elements.
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HYPOTHYROIDISM - The Undiagnosed Dilemma
A recent study indicated that nearly 13 million Americans may be undiagnosed for low thyroid function. This is in addition to the approximately 20 million individuals who are receiving thyroid replacement treatment for hypothyroidism. Why the large discrepancy in diagnosis? One reason may be inadequate testing for thyroid hormone levels, and the sole reliance by medical practitioners on these lab tests despite the individuals specific health complaints.
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