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What you Need to Know About Codex, Bill C-51 & Bill C-52
Dear natural health advocates across Canada and the United States,
Have you heard of CODEX ALIMENTARIUS?
Why is there such bureaucratic pressure to pass BILL C-51 and C-52?
Why must we stop CODEX and these BILLS?
This recent video is a presentation which highlights CODEX. It explains the reason why governments are pushing forward restrictions on natural health supplementation and organic foods. The featured speaker, Ian Crane, presents the future agenda of the United Nations, and he secures his 1 1/2 hour presentation byway of facts and clear images.
The presentation took place this June, in the United Kingdom.
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Bill C51 - inform yourself…then sign
I received this message a number of times and have been meaning to share it with you for a while now. It is an online petition and a means to voice your opinion on Bill C51. If you are unaware of this Bill, it is one which wants to place all natural health care products and nutritional supplements as “drugs” and would basically require all of them to meet the same tests and regulations as new, synthetic, man-made pharmaceuticals (please see below for further details). This would result in largely removing the access of Canadians to the vast majority of such supplements.
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Opposition Grows to New Drug Bill, C-51
Syndicated from Canadian Dimensio
Promoted by ron collins on Wed, 2008-06-11 14:15.
In sections: Canada Drugs Economics/Trade Politics and Government Science/Technology Security apparatus
June 2008 Features
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On April 8, 2008, the Harper government introduced Bill C-51 as an amendment to the Food and Drugs Act. If passed into law, Canadians will no longer have the freedom to choose between pharmaceutical drugs and natural health products. The two categories we now have, namely drugs and natural health products, would be merged into one category called “therapeutic products”.
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