Month: January 2020

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Amazon removes books promoting autism cures and vaccine information

Amazon Books Storefront

The titles suggested pseudoscientific methods such as ingesting and bathing in a potentially toxic form of bleach and taking medication meant to treat arsenic and lead poisoning.

Tom: Anything that does not have mainstream medical (read big pHarma) approval is “psuedo-dcientific”, even if it works!

Debi Leeper posted on Facebook:

So many parents in health groups I’m in are curing or mostly reversing it.

The first case I read about years ago, the mum’s son went from being in nappies, no eye contact, serious meltdowns, head banging and more, to being in regular school. Apparently he was still technically on the spectrum however people generally couldn’t pick it. I think he was between 9 & 12yrs.

Time to set up recovery groups in other social media platforms! Facebook has been removing natural life pages for a while.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/amazon-removes-books-promoting-autism-cures-vaccine-misinformation-n982576

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Just-Right Personas: How to Choose the Scope of Your Personas

Just-Right Personas: How to Choose the Scope of Your Personas

A “Persona” is a fictional representation of an actual user and is applied in the early stages of product development or product redesign. Personas are vital to the success of a product because they drive design decisions by taking common user needs and bringing them to the forefront of planning before design has actually started. Personas provide the team with a shared understanding of users in terms of goals and capabilities. Once Personas are defined, going through a task analysis exercise with scenarios will offer an inexpensive way to test and prioritize features throughout the development (see lesson #2 in the blog Responsive Design: Getting started).

Narrow and broad-scope personas achieve different goals. Success depends upon knowing the tradeoffs and structuring your personas’ scope based on what you are trying to achieve. (7 min. to read) https://www.nngroup.com/articles/persona-scope/

What is Persona Development and Why is it Important?
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We are destroying an entire generation of children.

Michelle

Michelle discusses her early years of working in the NICU with premature babies, and the negative effects vaccines would have on these babies.

Polly then relates how vaccine apologists in the medical field will rationalize giving vaccines to young babies by stating that they have seen many deaths related to vaccine-preventable deaths among unvaccinated babies.

So she asks Michelle how many of these deaths by diseases that are allegedly prevented through vaccination that she has seen during all her years as a nurse, and she replies, “zero.”

They’re lying. Especially when they bring up chicken pox. I’m like, what nation were you in when that happened? Because it hasn’t happened here.

https://vaccineimpact.com/2019/neonatal-nurse-on-vaccines-we-are-destroying-an-entire-generation-of-children/

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Paraphenylenediamine: 7-Year-Old Girl Suffers Chemical Burns from Black Henna

Temporary Tattoo

Unwanted skin infections, metal toxicity, and even cancer… Those are just some of the reasons we remain wary of tattoos and their health risks. One thing we can go easier on is temporary tattoos. Kids love them, they’re risk-free, and only last a few days – at least that’s what 7-year-old Madison Gulliver’s father thought.

While on vacation in Egypt, the Gulliver family was staying in a four-star hotel which had a salon that offers quite beautiful temporary black henna tattoos. After the mother, Sylvia, spent two vacation days in hospital due to a gall bladder infection, the father decided to treat his kids Madison and 9-year-old Sebastien to a pair of black henna tattoos.

With seemingly little cause for concern, the two kids got artistic designs that went from the middle of their forearms down to their fingers. To the parents’ surprise, Sebastien immediately started complaining that his skin was itching and washed off the black dye.

Shortly after, Madison had the same complaint, except her skin reaction was much more severe. The skin underneath the tattooed area broke out in blisters, so the parents rushed her to emergency.

https://theheartysoul.com/paraphenylenediamine-girl-suffers-chemical-burns-black-henna/

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Cleaning Products as Bad As 20 a Day Cigarette Habit

Woman Cleaning

Scientists at Norway’s University of Bergen tracked 6,000 people, with an average age of 34 at the time of enrollment in the study, who used the cleaning products over a period of two decades, according to the research published in the American Thoracic Society’s American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.

They found that lung function decline in women who regularly used the products, such as those who worked as cleaners, was equivalent over the period to those with a 20-cigarette daily smoking habit.

“While the short-term effects of cleaning chemicals on asthma are becoming increasingly well documented, we lack knowledge of the long-term impact,” said Dr. Cecile Svanes, a professor at the University of Bergen in Norway and senior author of the study.

https://www.newsweek.com/impact-cleaning-products-lung-health-bad-20-day-cigarette-habit-study-810277