The drug that almost killed a healthy NFL coach

Chris is an NFL coach I have known for years. He is in great cardiovascular condition, exercises regularly, eats well, and doesn’t overdo anything. His lifestyle is healthy, and the numbers show it. As I’ve mentioned before, the best way to know how healthy you are is with Bio-Energy Testing (www.bioenergytesting.com). The last time I tested Chris, his scores were typical of a 36 year old man. And that’s particularly good because Chris is 68 years old.

In 15 years of using Bio-Energy Testing, I have never seen anybody with numbers like that develop any disease of any kind, period. So you would think that Chris’s future looked pretty good. 

Go directly to jail for saying water cures dehydration

Everyone knows that water is the best cure for dehydration. But did you know that anyone selling water in Europe will go to jail if they tell you their water cures dehydration? It sounds crazy, but it’s true!

This past November, European Union officials voted to prohibit bottled water sellers from labeling their product with the claim that drinking water can prevent dehydration. This law completely forbids water sellers from making the claim. In fact, they will face a two-year jail term if they defy the edict.


You might wonder how this idiotic situation developed. Well, water sellers applied for the right to state, “Regular consumption of significant amounts of water can reduce the risk of development of dehydration” as well as preventing a decrease in performance. That seems reasonable to me. 

The fight against GMO needs your help now

Things are heating up in the GMO wars. In California, an initiative is underway to force GMO labeling on all food products. My friend Joe Mercola, MD is helping us fight this battle here in California, as this state is the bellwether state for political action. What happens here usually happens around the country. And it’s already starting to happen.

Further east, two U.S. Senators have written a “Dear Colleague” letter and released it to the public on February 8. They urged their colleagues to support the labeling of GMO foods. This is the first of its kind in Congress.