This video exposes the truth about Gardasil and HPV vaccinations: They don't work and may actually be dangerous to women. The FDA knew HPV did not cause cervical cancer in 2003.
An independent commentary by Mike Adams about why getting Ron Paul elected is crucial for saving the United States of America from imminent financial disaster.
Super Food Bowl animation features a contest between superfoods and junk foods. Created by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, for www.NaturalNews.com as an educational tool for teaching consumers about nutrition.
An interview between Cori Brackett (creator of the film Sweet Remedy) and Lane Shore, a consumer whose wife is suffering from the harmful health effects of aspartame (Nutrasweet). From www.SweetRemedy.tv
Updated video remix: This video exposes the truth about Gardasil and HPV vaccinations: They don't work and may actually be dangerous to women. The FDA knew HPV did not cause cervical cancer in 2003.
This exclusive clip from the movie All Jacked Up reveals the shocking truth about factory farming and beef slaughterhouses. Concerned about mad cow disease and "downer" cows? You should be. Learn more by watching the movie at www.AllJackedUpMovie .com/nt
Exclusive clip from the movie All Jacked Up by Faerie Films, featuring Mike Adams (the Health Ranger) talking about the economics of junk food, food marketing and poor health among consumers. Get the movie on DVD at http://alljackedupmo vie.com/nt/
This video segment from the movie All Jacked Up features a discussion with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, on the cancer-causing chemicals in processed meats. Other guests also express their views on the dangers of processed meat products. This segment is from Faerie Films, used with permission: http://alljackedupmo vie.com/nt/
This short clip from the movie All Jacked Up features sound bites from Mike Adams (the Health Ranger) and Dr. Betty Martini, talking about the dangers and side effects of aspartame consumption.
Fidolin - the new drug for ADHDD and ADHD, approved for use on both dogs and children! This parody ad by the Health Ranger mimics the idiocy of television ads pushing mind-altering drugs for fictitious diseases like ADHD. See more at www.NaturalNews.com
