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EXTRA! FROM REDFLAGSDAILY.COM, MAY 30, 2003

 

 

FRIDAY, MAY 30, 2003REDFLAGSDAILY.COM

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NOTICE:

There are only a few days left in RFD’s campaign to boost its much-needed

funding for the summer months (it tends to be slow-going for many websites). The

taped interview cited deliciously below, which allows RFD Editor, Nicholas

Regush, to shoot his mouth off (which he loves to do), at the drop of a dime, on

a wide range of subjects, is merely a wild inducement to help support RFD. We

thought the tape was a good way to tantalize you to do us a good deed for the

potentially deadly summer months, and in return get the satisfaction of being

involved in RFD’s evolution and also get some strong shoot-from-the-hip data and

commentary, but we may have been wrong. So far, we’re well off-target. But why

not prove us right. We’re counting on it! Or it’s revamp time again . We need to

keep this ship moving. We certainly shall (don’t worry!), but we truly need your

help!

 

NICHOLAS REGUSH — UNPLUGGED!

A PROVOCATIVE, HARD-HITTING, SURPRISING 60-MINUTE TAPED INTERVIEW WITH RFD

EDITOR, NICHOLAS REGUSH

FOR DETAILS

EXTRA!

Second Opinion

COLLECTIVE AMNESIA AND HEALTH

A lot of what I try to do as a columnist/writer/producer is target " collective

amnesia, " which, to me, at least, is much like a computer virus on a rampage

By RFD Editor, Nicholas Regush

 

Second Opinion, issued on Wednesdays, is usually reserved for RFD members, but

given the very strong response from the membership to the above column, we

thought it would be appropriate to reprint it in this free section

 

Scream Of The Week

MADNESS? US CUSTOMS TURNING BACK SHIPMENTS OF TORONTO GARBAGE BECAUSE OF

CONTAMINATED MEAT CONCERNS

The U.S. ban on Canadian beef due to mad-cow disease is affecting other

transportation sectors. Is Customs mad?

 

 

 

Coming soon: Viewpoints on mad cow disease

 

Diet Wars

EATING LOW ON THE FOOD CHAIN: A NEW PARADIGM

Using much less energy and natural resources — and it’s easier than you think.

 

The above article is part of a continuing RFD series on diets, exploring a wide

range of ideas.

 

A LIFE AND DEATH INSULIN ISSUE FOR SOME DIABETICS, PART ONE

In a presentation to a committee of the Canadian Parliament, the Society For

Diabetic Rights, presents its case for access to beef and pork based insulins.

Genetically engineered insulin, on the other hand, is readily available, but

some diabetics have problems with this form of insulin. This issue is further

explored in PART TWO. The group claims thousands of Canadian and American

diabetics are suffering and dying needlessly. RFD will keep pace with this vital

issue.

 

INERTIA ON FOLIC ACID HAS CAUSED THOUSANDS OF UNNECESSARY DEATHS

As many as 350,000 deaths could have been prevented over the last decade if the

UK government had acted on the compelling evidence for the benefits of folic

acid

 

PERVS, UNKNOWN PATHOGENS AND PIG-TO-HUMAN TRANSPLANTS

Risk that transplanted organs or cells could ferry an unknown animal disease

into humans looms large

 

 

 

THE NEXT EXTRA! WILL BE ON JUNE 3

 

In the meantime, go to EXTRA! and read what you’ve missed, and check out RFD

each day for new columns and features!

 

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