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Dr. Gary Null has Richard Gale on to discuss various topics.  

Discover how vitamin K may slow prostate cancer progression in mice and the potential of zinc for treating short bowel syndrome. Learn about the dangers of plastic chemicals causing DNA damage and the health benefits of dance for those over 55. Explore the power of a growth mindset in personal healing and the ongoing discussions around vaccine safety and efficacy. Finally, hear about innovations in health treatments for late-stage cancer and an exciting health reunion event promoting community and well-being.

HEALTH NEWS   Study suggests soy compound may help delay Alzheimer disease Mediterranean diet lowers risk of multiple heart and metabolic diseases Could poor sleep in middle age speed up brain aging? Live well, think well: Research shows healthy habits tied to brain health Even an occasional 30-minute exercise session reduces type 2 diabetes risk factors, study finds Frequent ultra-processed food consumption raises mortality risks, especially in women

Discover the intriguing benefits of fish oil on muscle recovery and the potential of Tibetan herbs for cognitive health. Explore the adverse effects of ultra-processed foods on children’s livers and diabetes management through a low-carb diet. Dive into the challenges of debt in America and the influence of big pharma on medical research integrity. Unpack the controversies surrounding remdesivir in COVID treatment, while addressing the complexities of immigration and identity politics in today’s society.

Discover the astonishing health benefits of wheatgrass, from rejuvenating your heart to improving cognitive function. Learn about innovative training techniques for older adults and how simple lifestyle changes can reverse liver damage. Delve into the surprising connection between vitamin D deficiency and autoimmune diseases. Tune in to find out how music can aid surgical recovery and why aerobic exercise is a game-changer for breast cancer patients. It's a compelling dive into the power of natural remedies and transformative healing journeys.

LuAnne Pennisi, a former nurse administrator, discusses her firsthand experience witnessing remarkable health improvements in AIDS patients through alternative protocols at the Tri-State Healing Center. Dr. Elena Avram highlights the suppression of evidence supporting these alternative treatments, while Dr. Howard Robins shares insights on overcoming skepticism in the medical community. The trio delves into the challenges of gaining recognition for unconventional approaches amid financial ties to conventional medicine, calling for transparency and accountability in AIDS research.

Richard Gale, a scholar and political commentator, teams up with Luan Panisi, a contributor providing listener insights. They delve into how strawberries can enhance heart health and discuss the potential brain-boosting effects of orange juice. The duo highlights dietary strategies for slowing low-grade prostate cancer and stresses the importance of lifestyle choices, like light exposure, on overall health. They also tackle economic disparities and ethical leadership while sharing a heartwarming listener story about community kindness.