Archive for July, 2005

US CODEX Office Betrays America in Rome

Tuesday, July 5th, 2005

CODEX UPDATE
July 4, 2004
Rome, Italy

It’s Official: The Vitamin War Was Declared at CODEX Today!

Today was a bad day here in Rome. The US supported the Vitamin and Mineral Guidelines and betrayed US law and you. But that’s not all that happened here in the CODEX ALIMENTARIUS Commission meeting today. No, that’s not bad enough. There’s a whole lot more. Here is what the United States participated in and helped to happen in just one day (don’t let the helpful sounding names fool you):

The dangerously elevated pesticide levels for a variety of poisonous chemicals were ratified. A win for Big Chema!

Hygienic Practices for Meat were ratified (don’t let the name fool you). A win for Big Agra.

Code of Practice to Minimize and Contain Antimicrobial Resistance was approved (don’t let the name fool you). Another win for Big Agra and one for Big Pharma, too!

Veterinary Drug Maximum Residue Limits Draft approved. Wins for Big Pharma, Big Agra, Big Chema!

Maximum Levels for Cadmium in Wheat Grain; Potato; Stem and Root Vegetables; Leafy Vegetables; and, Other Vegetables was approved.

Code of Practice for the Prevention and Reduction of Aflatoxin in Tree Nuts was adopted (don’t let the name fool you).

I could go on, and on, and on. And today was only the first day. But instead of listing all of the really awful standards which were approved or advanced to higher steps in the 8 step ratification process, let me turn your attention to betrayal.

America has, once again, been betrayed by the people who should have been protecting her most precious resource: her people. The US CODEX Office’s US CODEX Policy look to me like they have been sold to the highest bidders: Big Pharma, Big Chema, Big Agra, Big Biotechna and Big Medica. These high minded-wounding standards and codes are nothing short of the triumph of corporate greed at your expense and mine.

Let me ask you to think about America on this sad and sorry End-of-Independence Day. Our CODEX Policy is in the process of taking America apart, illness by illness, and selling its sovereignty to the highest bidder. Just before the lunch break, Dr. Ed. Scarbrough spoke to the several hundred delegates and observers in the meeting room and told them that today was our National Holiday. He explained that if he were not working, he would be doing what other Americans do today, spending the time with their families, cooking outdoors and, most of all, playing sports, especially baseball. And then he threw soft base ball around the room that said Courtesy of the US CODEX Office, US Independence Day, July 4, 2005?. Honest! I could not make that up!

My thought was “Dr. Scarbrough, the US CODEX Manager, has just given a present to the CODEX Delegates. What is CODEX giving to us? Poisoned plants and animals from which to feed ourselves and the lack of adequate nutrients with which to protect ourselves from the consequence of the poisoning”.

Independence Day.

Makes me wonder:
How did America feel on the day it was revealed that FDR knew about the impending attack on Pearl Harbor and allowed it to happen?

How did America feel when information began to leak out that the 9/11 attack was already in the information system and no one did anything to stop it?

And how does America feel today when the United States CODEX Office and our CODEX delegation betrayed us and helped the UN CODEX ALIMENTARIUS Commission declare war on the people of the US (and the rest of the world), too?

Today, the US delegate (only one person speaks for each country at CODEX) enacted the US CODEX policy and the Vitamin and Mineral Standard was adopted. NOT ONE NATION RAISED ITS VOICE AND SAID, “MY COUNTRY OBJECTS!” NOT ONE!

I made it my business to speak with the South African delegation before today’s meeting started. I introduced myself and proffered my card. I explained why I was there and I asked what South Africa’s position was. Their delegate sneered at me, refused to give me his card or take mine and said, “South Africa believes that Risk Assessment is appropriate for nutrients because they are all toxic”.

Another betrayal.

So now what do we do? America has fought a lot of wars, all of them seemed impossible at some point, often right at the start. Remember George Washington at Valley Forge? The American Revolution was filled with dark moments and nearly certain defeat. But because men and women of vision and dedication chose to continue their struggle, today we are celebrating July 4. What a fitting day for the CODEX enemy to attack! We have the means, if we have the will, to resist and regain our health freedoms.

Join me!

And if you think that our protective laws will be enough, let me suggest to you that the forces behind CODEX are poised to swoop in and steamroller opposition while they change those laws. That’s a definite battle front in the Vitamin Wars.

Before we left for Rome we set the offense we need to win this war in motion (wars are not won on the defensive) with our Citizen’s Petition and with our letters to Congress urging Congressional oversight. Well, we are clearly now at war: many, many shots have been fired by CODEX across our bow today. Here’s our combat plan. I’ll tell you and then I will ask you to join me for the sake of the life that each of you treasures, your own, your family’s, and any one you love. Now that the initial salvos have been fired in the Vitamin Wars, I am asking you to enlist in the Health and Wellness Army because you love health and life and you love liberty.

If you don’t want to be a casualty in the CODEX Vitamin War, join up now! We need you and your friends and family and your friends’ friends because this is a non-combatant war with unthinkable numbers of casualties if we don’t fight it well and win.

How do you enlist and what are your duties?

1. Go to the 6 Easy Steps page at (6 Easy Steps) and take each of the action steps and contact Congress with the click of a mouse to tell them we are watching and they need to protect our health freedom and our law. One of the Six Easy Steps is to make a donation. Wars cost money. We need money for a public relations campaign, for lobbying costs (legal ones, not bribery), we need money to support the legal challenges which we will bring to protect our health freedom.

We don’t get our support from Big Pharma. We get it from you. A lot of things are different in this war. In this one, you pay to fight!

2. Shout it from the rooftops! Direct everyone you know to the HealthFreedomUSA campaign to protect America from CODEX, www.HealthFreedomUSA.org. Most people haven’t heard the declaration of war yet. The enemy has been creeping silently forward and now it has gained a major legal foothold. Sound the alarm, wake the neighbors!

Send out your own emails asking people take action!

Forward our email newsletters as widely as you can and ask every recipient to do the same.

Tell your favorite radio talk show that you think we should be on his/her show. We do several shows a week in addition to our own Internet radio program, FREE U.S./FREE US!

Write letters to the editor. You would be amazed how effective they are! People really, really read them!

Ask health writers in local and national papers to cover the story.

If you see an alternative or holistic health professional, explain how CODEX is threatening their practices. Send them to our website.

Visit your local health food store, organic farmer’s market or co-op, etc., etc. Tell them that their freedom to grow, buy and sell clean, unadulterated food and high potency nutrients is under sustained attack and tell them about CODEX. Send them to our website.

Stay informed.

Read the CODEX Update Blog regularly.

Listen to our Internet radio show, FREE U.S./FREE US! every Wednesday evening at 7-8 PM Eastern on www.FICAA.com. This week, June 6 and next week, June 13, we will be broadcasting live from Rome to bring you the latest details. If that time is not convenient for you, you can find us in the archives at www.FICAA.org.

We need to reach millions of Americans with the truth that the US CODEX Office has betrayed them by acting illegally against American law.

Yours in Health and Freedom,

Rima E. Laibow, MD
Medical Director
Natural Solutions Foundation

P.S. Support our trip to Rome with your donations.

Blogging from Rome

Tuesday, July 5th, 2005

We experienced some technical difficulties with our Internet connection in Rome. With apologies for the delay in publishing the blogs. Things should go well from this point on.

– Dr. Laibow

CODEX On-Site Report

Tuesday, July 5th, 2005

Rules of the Game: CODEX Rules! CODEX Say “Countries May Not Look Out for Their Own interests: it undermines CODEX Credibility!”

Rima E. Laibow, MD
Rome, July 3, 2005

It is hot in Rome. Me and General Stubblebine have now been awake for about 40 hours straight. So it was annoying, but hardly surprising, that I found it almost excruciating to keep my eyes open and my mind focused on the dry, niggling items which the US Delegation pre-CODEX meeting ground slowly over. You know how it feels when you know that you have to be sharp and your mind feels like a bowl of overcooked pasta.

But I snapped out of my semolina snooze when I heard that a document to which the US Delegation was committed was being passed around when Dr. Ed Scarbrough, the US CODEX Manager, noted that this document had been agreed to at the CODEX ALIMENTARIUS Commission pre meeting at which agenda items were adopted. Hence, this document represents part of the US’s CODEX Policy. Here it is, in full (with my emphasis added):

RULES BASED DECISION-MAKING

It is critical for the integrity of CODEX that we abide by the rules and procedures we have set for ourselves.

CODEX’s primary objective is the protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.

To do this we must rely on sound science and objective criteria in the establishment of standards.

No member or group of members should be allowed to block the work of CODEX or the acceptance of science-based standards solely de to political/economic considerations.

If we allow this to happen, we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish. It is this credibility as a science based organization that led the membership of the WTO to give CODEX its special status in the realm of global trade.

Two concrete examples are before the CAC this week. First is the consideration of the CMMP proposal to begin new work in the elaboration of a new standard for Parmesan Cheese.

International trade in parmesan cheese exceeds all the criteria agreed upon by the CMMP for the elaboration of individual cheeses standards.

Parmesan cheese also meets all the criteria for new worked applicable to commodities as defined in the CODRX procedural Manual. FAO and WHO legal counsel agree that geographic indicators should not restrict CODEX decision making.

Decisions made by CODEX should follow the rules and procedures established by CODEX. In the case of parmesan cheese, these criteria clearly have been met.

Unfortunately, some CODEX members have tried to block the elaboration of this standard.

Instead, they would try to introduce new principles related to intellectual property right into the CODEX decision making process. Such considerations are not appropriate for an independent, science-based and rules-based standards organization.

Similar thinking has blocked the inclusion of a particular species of sardines in the sardine standards, despite overwhelming evidence that it should be considered as an analogous species that fits well within the existing standard.

It is unacceptable to allow the political motivations of a subset of CODEX members to block the elaboration of the standards which meet the criteria established by CODEX members.

Rather, we need to follow the rules and procedures we ourselves have established.
Otherwise, we will undercut the high level of credibility that we have earned over the years.

End

What does that all mean?
Problem 1: It means that CODEX ALIMENTARIUS is beginning throw its considerable weight around to force nations to abandon what is good for them because although what is good for CODEX may NOT good for a nation and “It is unacceptable to allow the political motivations of a subset of CODEX members to block the elaboration of the standards which meet the criteria established by CODEX members.” Unacceptable to whom?

CODEX is telling WTO member nations that is it bad form for nations to protect themselves, their industries and their own health, political and economic well being lest “we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish….” Oh, I get it: CODEX’s credibility is more important than jobs, industries, cultural integrity and income of people. What is wrong with this dangerous picture?

From where I sit, looking out for their own political, economic and domestic good is exactly what nations are supposed to do. If you take that away from countries, you take away their sovereign rights to govern and regulate themselves. Now why would CODEX want to forbid that? See “Who is Behind CODEX” for a clear picture of why, and by whom, nation states are being urged to give up their ability to manage and protect themselves lest it undermine the credibility of CODEX [sic].

Problem 2. You will also note that early on the document states, “CODEX’s primary objective is the protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.”

Note that the second paragraph says, “CODEX’s primary objective is the Protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.” But reading through the document, CODEX’s mission is clearly stated by saying,

“No member or group of members should be allowed to block the work of CODEX or the acceptance of science-based standards solely de to political/economic considerations.

If we allow this to happen, we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish. It is this credibility as a science based organization that led the membership of the WTO to give CODEX its special status in the realm of global trade.”

So we are not talking about consumer protection or health enhancement, we are talking about trade regulatory power through the muscle of the World Trade Organization (WTO) regardless of whether the involved countries agree that it will be acceptable to them. If a World Government body were making this declaration, it could sound no more universally compelling or self righteous than this document to which the US CODEX Manager has committed the US.

The document also makes it clear that new concepts and intellectual property rights which might arise in international or domestic trade basis (or a domestic one, for that matter) have no place in CODEX. Circumstances are not permitted to alter cases in CODEX Land.

Problem 3.
Oh, yes, one other thing: the premise of the entire document (and CODEX itself) is that CODEX is based on science and so is irrefutable. Well, it is based on science, all right: JUNK SCIENCE (CODEX ALIMENTARIUS uses Risk Assessment science).

Risk Assessment work fine for toxins. As far as nutrients go, it has no place in their evaluation. So the whole idea that CODEX must go forward because it is science, is actually nonsense. See Risk Assessment and Nutrients, A Toxic Brew on www.HealthFreedomUSA.org/additional for more information.

Tomorrow we can expect the Vitamin and Mineral Guideline (which is based on this junk science and nothing else) to come up for ratification. Rest assured that I will let you know what happens because I will be there.

Remember, the Natural Solutions Foundation brings you up to the minute news from the 28th CODEX ALIMENTARIS Commission meeting via

1. our Daily CODEX Update blog

2. Live broadcast July 6 and 13 on our internet radio show, FREE U.S./FREE US! 7-8 PM Eastern at www.FICAA.org.

And remember, Congressional support is building. Please visit www.HealthFreedomUSA.org/action and take the 6 easy steps (which include two urgently important letters to Congress urging them to follow US laws to keep America CODEX free).

Yours in health and freedom,

Rima E. Laibow, MD
Medical Director
Natural Solutions Foundation

P.S. Support our trip to Rome with your donations.

Rules of the Game: CODEX Rules!

Sunday, July 3rd, 2005

CODEX On-Site Report

Rules of the Game: CODEX Rules! CODEX Say “Countries May Not Look Out for Their Own interests: it undermines CODEX Credibility!”

Rima E. Laibow, MD
Rome, July 3, 2005

It is hot in Rome and General Stubblebine have now been awake for about 40 hours straight. So it was annoying, but hardly surprising, that I found it almost excruciating to keep my eyes open and my mind focused on the dry, niggling items which the US Delegation pre-CODEX meeting ground slowly over. You know how it feels when you know that you have to be sharp and your mind feels like a bowl of overcooked pasta. But I snapped out of my semolina snooze when I heard that a document to which the US Delegation was committed was being passed around when Dr. Ed Scarbrough, the US CODEX Manager, noted that this document had been agreed to at the CODEX ALIMENTARIUS Commission pre meeting at which agenda items were adopted. Hence, this document represents part of the US’s CODEX Policy. Here it is, in full (with my emphasis added):

Rules Based Decision Making

It is critical for the integrity of CODEX that we abide by the rules and procedures we have set for ourselves.

CODEX’s primary objective is the protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.

To do this we must rely on sound science and objective criteria in the establishment of standards.

No member or group of members should be allowed to block the work of CODEX or the acceptance of science-based standards solely de to political/economic considerations.

If we allow this to happen, we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish. It is this credibility as a science based organization that led the membership of the WTO to give CODEX its special status in the realm of global trade.

Two concrete examples are before the CAC this week. First is the consideration of the CMMP proposal to begin new work in the elaboration of a new standard for Parmesan Cheese.

International trade in parmesan cheese exceeds all the criteria agreed upon by the CMMP for the elaboration of individual cheeses standards.

Parmesan cheese also meets all the criteria for new worked applicable to commodities as defined in the CODRX procedural Manual. FAO and WHO legal counsel agree that geographic indicators should not restrict CODEX decision making.

Decisions made by CODEX should follow the rules and procedures established by CODEX. In the case of parmesan cheese, these criteria clearly have been met.

Unfortunately, some CODEX members have tried to block the elaboration of this standard.

Instead, they would try to introduce new principles related to intellectual property right into the CODEX decision making process. Such considerations are not appropriate for an independent, science-based and rules-based standards organization.

Similar thinking has blocked the inclusion of a particular species of sardines in the sardine standards, despite overwhelming evidence that it should be considered as an analogous species that fits well within the existing standard.

It is unacceptable to allow the political motivations of a subset of CODEX members to block the elaboration of the standards which meet the criteria established by CODEX members.

Rather, we need to follow the rules and procedures we ourselves have established.
Otherwise, we will undercut the high level of credibility that we have earned over the years.

End

What does that all mean?
Problem 1: It means that CODEX ALIMENTARIUS is beginning throw its considerable weight around to force nations to abandon what is good for them because although what is good for CODEX may NOT good for a nation and “It is unacceptable to allow the political motivations of a subset of CODEX members to block the elaboration of the standards which meet the criteria established by CODEX members.” Unacceptable to whom?

CODEX is telling WTO member nations that is it bad form for nations to protect themselves, their industries and their own health, political and economic well being lest “we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish….” Oh, I get it: CODEX’s credibility is more important than jobs, industries, cultural integrity and income of people. What is wrong with this dangerous picture?

From where I sit, looking out for their own political, economic and domestic good is exactly what nations are supposed to do. If you take that away from countries, you take away their sovereign rights to govern and regulate themselves. Now why would CODEX want to forbid that? See “Who is Behind CODEX” at www.HealthFreedomUSA.org for a clear picture of why, and by whom, nation states are being urged to give up their ability to manage and protect themselves lest it undermine the credibility of CODEX [sic].

Problem 2. You will also note that early on the document states, “CODEX’s primary objective is the protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.”

Note that the second paragraph says, “CODEX’s primary objective is the Protecting of the health of consumers and ensuring fair practices in the food trade and not stopping existing trade.” But reading through the document, CODEX’s mission is clearly stated by saying, “No member or group of members should be allowed to block the work of CODEX or the acceptance of science-based standards solely de to political/economic considerations.

If we allow this to happen, we undercut the credibility that we have worked so long and hard to establish. It is this credibility as a science based organization that led the membership of the WTO to give CODEX its special status in the realm of global trade.”

So we are not talking about consumer protection or health enhancement, we are talking about trade regulatory power through the muscle of the World Trade Organization (WTO) regardless of whether the involved countries agree that it will be acceptable to them. If a World Government body were making this declaration, it could sound no more universally compelling or self righteous than this document to which the US CODEX Manager has committed the US.

The document also makes it clear that new concepts and intellectual property rights which might arise in international or domestic trade basis (or a domestic one, for that matter) have no place in CODEX. Circumstances are not permitted to alter cases in CODEX Land.

Problem 4. Oh, yes, one other thing: the premise of the entire document (and CODEX itself) is that CODEX is based on science and so is irrefutable. Well, it is based on science, all right: JUNK SCIENCE (commonly knows by some as tobacco science. Risk Assessment science works well for toxins but had to be retooled to fit nutrients even slightly.

Risk Assessment work fine for toxins: As far as nutrients go, it has no place in their evaluation. So if the whole CODEX deal is that it must go forward because it is science feeling See Risk Assessment and Nutrients, A Toxic Brew on www.HealthFreedomUSA.org for more information.

Tomorrow we can expect the Vitamin and Mineral Guideline (which is based on this junk science and nothing else) to come up for ratification. Rest assured that I will let you know what happens because I will be there.

Remember, the Natural Solutions Foundation brings you up to the minute news from the 28th CODEX ALIMENTARIS Commission meeting via

1. our Daily CODEX Update blog

2. Live broadcast July 6 and 13 on our internet radio show, FREE U.S./FREE US! 7-8 PM Eastern at www.FICAA.org.

And remember, Congressional support is building. Please visit www.HealthFreedomUSA.org/action and take the 6 easy steps (which include two urgently important letters to Congress urging them to follow US laws to keep America CODEX –FREE!

Yours in health and freedom,

Dr. Laibow
Natural Solutions Foundation

The Deadly CODEX Vitamin and Mineral Guideline

Saturday, July 2nd, 2005

John Vidal and Tim Radford just published an article in the Guardian (UK) noting that one country in 6 is facing world food shortages this year because of severe drought following climate change (you know, the global warming that the Bush Administration changed the data to disappear it — THAT global warming) and that, since it is the climate that is growing warmer and drier, those are likely to become “semi-permanent” droughts.

They note that the worst hit are “Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Eritrea and Zambia, a group of countries where at least 15 million people will go hungry without aid. The situation in Niger, Djibouti and Sudan is reported to be deteriorating rapidly” according to the Food and Agriculture Organization and the US government. Then they note, “Severe droughts have also badly affected crops in Cuba, Cambodia, Australia, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Morocco, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. According to the UN’s famine early warning system, 16 countries, including Peru, Ecuador and Lesotho, face ‘unfavourable prospects’ with current crops.

In Europe, one of the worst droughts on record has hit Spain and Portugal and halved some crop yields. Both countries have applied to the EU for food assistance. In Morocco the same regional drought has devastated farming and the government fears an influx of people into the cities.

How is that connected to Health Freedom, you might ask? Very simple: under pre Vitamin and Mineral Guideline rules when a famine hit, which the UN Famine Early Warning System Director, Henri Josserand, says we are heading toward, the developed nations of the world would send food and nutrients to feed the famine victims. The afflicted countries would provide nutrient dense bars, powders, mea, biscuits or other items designed to deliver enough food to sustain the starving in a small volume, high nutrient-value delivery system.

Next week, the 28th meeting of the CODEX ALIMENTARIUS Commission is set to ratify the restrictive and, in situations like the one above, absolutely deadly, Vitamin and Mineral Guideline.

Deadly? How can a Guideline kill people?

Here’s how: CODEX standards, guidelines and regulations govern first international trade and then, through a complex mechanism (complex mechanism) domestic laws in counties like ours that have the resources to create our own standards. But countries like the ones named above which do not have those resources are urged to adopt CODEX standards as their domestic law.

So let’s look forward in time a little to the drought-ridden, starving lands of Africa or Central America. These countries have adopted the Vitamin and Mineral Guideline, which makes nutritional density illegal above that determined by Risk Assessment, a discipline of toxicology, to have zero effect on any human being.

(Risk Assessment, by the way, is good for assessing toxins, but it is not the proper science to assess nutrients with – simply because nutrients are not toxins.)

So if the countries experiencing starvation want to provide the nutrient dense nutritional support that keeps their people alive in disaster conditions, that would be against their own laws. Where would they get the nutrients from, by the way, since any company making or marketing those nutrients would have either been shut down or would have converted to making sawdust and sand nutrients: no active principal worth taking, but filler to make up the volume of the tablet or capsule?

Ok, they say, we don’t have the nutrient dense bread or bars or flour or biscuits here in our starving, drought-ridden country, but the developed nations do. Let’s go ask them. Well, the developed nations, for example the US, always like to help out when people are starving and we can feel good about feeding them so we say, “Sure, we’ll send cargo ships or planes or whatever full of nutrient-dense foods to your country.”

Oops! Not so fast!

Remember, this is post Vitamin and Mineral Standard Earth and the international shipment of those items is forbidden. Not only that, but once they got to starving wherever, they would be contraband product, illegal material because, you remember, I am sure, that material which contains anything above the nutrient density chosen by the Risk Assessment people to be unable to produce any discernable effect in the human body is forbidden. Forbidden. Think about that: anything which carries meaningful nutrition is forbidden under the Vitamin and Mineral Guideline. What is it a guideline to?

So now we have one country in 6 facing devastating drought and, if it is ratified next week in Rome, the likely prospect of vast numbers of those people starving to death in horrible suffering brought about by CODEX ALIMENTARIUS’ insane Vitamin and Mineral Standard.

Who lives? Who dies? Who decides? Do you really think that the sponsors of CODEX will not have their own sources of clean, unadulterated food and nutritional supplements? How about the starving children in ____________ (fill in the blank).

So the predictions of the two agencies responsible for creating CODEX at the behest of the UN, the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization, that implementation of JUST the Vitamin and Mineral Guideline ALONE will result in a minimum of 3 billion deaths begins to make a little more sense. The papers and reports of these UN-organizations predict at least one billion people dying through starvation and at least two billion more through the chronic degenerative diseases of under-nutrition legislated by the Vitamin and Mineral Standard.

And your US government has chosen to support this heinous policy for ratification. We believe this is an illegal position, to say nothing of an immoral one, and have entered a Citizen’s Petition to compel them to abandon this insanity.

I will be in Rome next week along with General Stubblebine to observe the US CODEX meeting and will be reporting to you daily on the process and progress.

We have created a special web page for the Rome trip, with links to radio and blog, which you can visit here.

I cannot urge you strongly enough to take action NOW on CODEX ALIMENTARIUS. If the deadly Vitamin and Mineral Guideline is passed, the US Congress will need your pressure and support to undo it: Guidelines and Standards CAN be reopened “if there is scientific basis for doing so”. There certainly is such a basis: it is called Nutritional Science, a branch of Biochemistry.

We need your support to help Congress buck this money-tide of death and suffering, and the way to do something is to take action via the 6 easy steps.

And, oh by the way, if you imagine that the effects of this restriction will spare America, (already under-nourished and over-fed, with a weak collective immune system and dying from drugs and the chronic degenerative diseases they are meant to, but fail to, treat) think again.

When all of your food is adulterated with hormones, antibiotics and veterinary drugs and the residue levels are incredibly high and your food contains DNA from things humans have never eaten before as part of that food (or never eaten before at all) and nuked in a reactor, what do you think your health status will be like? You won’t have nutrient-dense supplements, either. So drought or no drought, we are all on the same earthship.

The CODEX Vitamin and Mineral Guideline is a planet-wide disaster.

The Natural Solutions Foundation is shaping a health defense program for you. Help us to help you by telling everyone you know about this problem and sending them to our action page so they can take action, too. (take action)

And, oh, by the way, please make as generous a donation as you can to support health and health freedom. We are working for you. Consider a monthly pledge. We appreciate it.

Make sure to tune in to our Internet radio show, FREE U.S./FREE US, live from Rome, 7-8 Eastern on www.FICAA.org. July 6 and 13.

The Vitamin and Mineral Guideline may or may not be a “happening thing” but the Natural Solutions Foundation will be in Rome to tell you what is going on.

Yours in Health and Freedom,

Rima E. Laibow, MD
Medical Director
Natural Solutions Foundation

P.S. You can support the trip to Rome with a donation.