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Monrovia, CA: National Health Federation, 1978. Softcover. Good+. Wraps; 32pp; Slight handling wear to booklet, faint musty odor, address marked out on back cover, front cover age-toned, text unmarked, binding is tight, Good+ condition. Vintage alternative health publication "Dedicated to the Protection of Health Freedoms." This issue: School nutrition; Anti-Junk Food Legislation; Judge Rules child will not have to undergo chemotherapy; much more. Illustrated with photos.

Monrovia, CA: National Health Federation. Offered is the December 1978 issue of National Health Federation Bulletin: Protection of Health Freedoms (Vol. 24 No. 11) edited by Don C. Matchan and published by the National Health Federation out of Monrovia, California. A digest-sized magazine measuring 5-3/8" by 8-3/8" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. An advocacy organization that supports an individuals' right to choose natural medicine, alternative treatments, dietary supplements, and food and drink uncontaminated with chemicals, the issue contains articles, news, and news commentary. Highlights include: Dr. [John A.] Yiamouyiannis Files $8-Million Libel Suit Against Consumers Union: Charging 'Malicious Defamation of Character'; Faced With Loss of Income, [John] Hofbauer Describes Employer as 'Vindictive' ("As if he hasn't been through enough - trying to keep his son, Joey [who has Hodgkin's disease], from falling into the clutches of a state-medico bureaucracy that disdains… Read More

Monrovia, CA: National Health Federation. Offered is the October 1978 issue of National Health Federation Bulletin: Protection of Health Freedoms (Vol. 24 No. 9) edited by Don C. Matchan and published by the National Health Federation out of Monrovia, California. A digest-sized magazine measuring 5-3/8" by 8-3/8" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. An advocacy organization that supports an individuals' right to choose natural medicine, alternative treatments, dietary supplements, and food and drink uncontaminated with chemicals, the issue contains articles, news, and news commentary. Highlights include: Geri Matchan's Long Struggle with Cancer Ends: Memorial Established; short Why Hurt This Beautiful Body? - Kids Are Getting the Message: Antismoke Program for Fifth-Graders; short HEW Encouraged Over Antismoke Campaign Progress; short Tobacco Institute Calls HEW Antismoke Drive 'Heavyhanded'; short Economics of Tobacco Ranks High With Senator [S.I.] Hayakawa; short Magazines Bow to… Read More