Tag: drugs
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After 13 years of U.S. Occupation, Afghanistan’s Opium Cultivation Hits Record Levels
from blacklistednews.com: Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan rose 36 per cent in 2013, a record high, according to the 2013 Afghanistan Opium Survey released today in Kabul by the Ministry […]
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College Study Says Oreos Addictive As Drugs
from foxnews.com: If you’ve ever been unable to stop yourself from eating too many Oreo cookies it may not be your fault–a new college study says one of America’s favorite […]
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Nearly Every Mass Shooting In The Last 20 Years Shares One Thing In Common, & It’s NOT Weapons
from ammoland.com: The overwhelming evidence points to the signal largest common factor in all of these incidents is the fact that all of the perpetrators were either actively taking powerful […]
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Warning To All Pot Smokers In Colorado, Washington
Inhale while you can, my brothers and sisters, because Obama is already plotting how to re-criminalize your swag and nullify states’ rights.
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Opium Cultivation Rose This Year in Afghanistan, U.N. Survey
from nytimes.com: Opium poppy cultivation rose substantially in 2012 in an “alarming” trend, despite a major opium eradication effort by Afghan governors, United Nations officials said Tuesday as they released […]
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Empirical Data Confirm Autism Symptoms Related to Aluminum and Acetaminophen Exposure
from cryptogon.com: Via: Entropy: Abstract: Autism is a condition characterized by impaired cognitive and social skills, associated with compromised immune function. The incidence is alarmingly on the rise, and environmental […]
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The Mexican Mormon War: Drug Cartels vs. Mormons
The Mexican drug cartels are at war… with Mormons. VICE founder Shane Smith went down to Ciudad Juárez, near the US border, to investigate this bizarre story. Here [is] our documentary filled with guns, drugs, murder, and Romneys.
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Why have Antipsychotic Prescriptions in Children Skyrocketed?
from mercola.com: Most of the atypical antipsychotics were approved in the 1990’s, at which time they were reserved for a very small minority of serious mental illnesses; primarily schizophrenia and […]
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Portugal: Number of Drug Addicts Halved a Decade After Drug Decriminalization
Over a decade has passed since Portugal changed its philosophy from labeling drug users as criminals to labeling them as people affected by a disease. This time lapse has allowed statistics to develop and in time, has made Portugal an example to follow.
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#BingeAndPurge: Soft-Kill, Kept Secret and More
19 Ways Cancer Becomes the Ultimate Soft-Kill Operation // We Spend $20 Billion a Year to Fight Illegal Drugs, Yet Cocaine Is Cheaper Than It Was 30yrs Ago // Video: The Opium Origins of Skull & Bones // Squeeze 100% bacon paste from a tube // Federal Government Allows more than 250 Nonorganic Substances to be Added to “Organic” Foods // Video: Aspartame links to birth defects and autism // #Audio #Satire: Roommate Eats Emergency Preparedness Kit
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GlaxoSmithKline: Largest Case of Healthcare Fraud in U.S. History
from cryptogon.com: GlaxoSmithKline Plc has agreed to plead guilty to misdemeanor criminal charges and pay $3 billion to settle what government officials said on Monday is the largest case of […]
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Are We Finally Reawakening to the Profound Healing Properties of Psychedelics?
from alternet.org: Slowly but surely, we may be reaching success in a determined and long-time legal effort to unleash the curative powers of psychedelic drugs in America. There is a […]
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Blood Device Enters Arteries
The world of the insanely small is arriving. Practical applications may not even be obvious yet, but this is one of those moments in which you go build it and people will come.
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Glow in the dark sushi made from genetically modified fish becomes the latest food craze to hit America
from dailymail.co.uk: Sushi that glows in the dark has become the latest must try food craze across America. Inspired by genetically modified fish first bred for scientific research, a video […]