The Gary Null Show

Discover the health benefits of daily mango consumption, which may enhance insulin sensitivity. Learn why plant-based oils could be a superior choice for longevity. Explore how group activities can help ease anxiety and depression in older adults. Delve into the intriguing connection between nature and PTSD recovery. Gain insights on organic farming challenges and effective pest control. Understand the nuances of emotional hoarding and the importance of humility for personal growth. Embrace the power of laughter and a positive mindset for overall wellness.

HEALTH NEWS   ·         An avocado a day won’t fix heart health, but it boosts diet and sleep ·         Imagining future events changes the brain to improve healthy decision-making ·         Study uncovers how low-carb diet drives colorectal cancer development ·         Efficacy of a Dietary Supplement Extracted from Persimmon in Overweight Healthy Adults ·         Autoimmune diseases misdiagnosed as psychosomatic can lead to long-term damage to physical and mental well-being ·         Ultra-processed food associated with faster biologic aging

Meryl Nass, an internal medicine physician and expert in vaccine safety, shares her insights on critical health topics. She discusses two glasses of cherry juice potentially reducing gut inflammation and the captivating connection between tattoos and cancer risk. Meryl dives into ethical concerns in pharmaceutical pricing, critiquing profit-driven models. The conversation also highlights vaccine policies, revealing issues with transparency and the need for informed consent. Furthermore, she reflects on her experiences with military vaccine controversies, particularly surrounding anthrax.

Dive into the urgent discussion on universal healthcare as a solution to the U.S. medical crisis. The show critiques the inefficiencies of the current system and explores how a single-payer model could save billions. It advocates for integrating alternative medicine practices, promoting a balanced approach between conventional and holistic treatments. Additionally, there’s a strong call for patient education and lifestyle changes to combat chronic diseases, challenging the pharmaceutical influence and pushing for transparency in healthcare.

Discover the surprising benefits of melatonin for DNA repair and cancer prevention, especially for night shift workers. Sweet potato extracts are gaining attention for their ability to slow cancer growth. Learn how excessive sugar and salt impact health, linking them to stomach cancer. Explore the complexities surrounding January 6th events and the disparity in legal treatment for various protest movements. Plus, an enlightening look at Ukraine's political landscape and the urgent call for transparency in the pharmaceutical industry highlights the need for healthcare reform.

Dr. Kachuji Shirasawa, a specialist in neurodegenerative diseases from Japan's Okamanzu Health and Longevity Clinic, shares groundbreaking insights on the effects of COVID-19 vaccines. The discussion addresses potential risks like thrombosis and brain fog linked to mRNA vaccines. Dr. Shirasawa also critiques current vaccine protocols and emphasizes the need for monitoring vaccine-related health issues. Additionally, he introduces innovative health protocols targeting mitochondrial dysfunction and promotes dietary improvements to boost well-being.

Victor Davis Hanson, a noted professor and author, discusses the essential values of America's lost agrarian world. He critiques Hollywood's disconnect from everyday people and emphasizes humility and community ties. The conversation delves into the health risks of microplastics and the benefits of a vegan and Mediterranean diet. Hanson also confronts pressing health crises, urging accountability in media narratives and the importance of personal responsibility. His insights on character reveal how it shapes both personal and professional success.

Discover how eating walnuts for breakfast can boost brain function and the potential benefits of high fish intake for those with multiple sclerosis. The discussion reveals alarming links between fast food, low exercise, and increased anxiety in young people. Learn about the hidden menopause struggles faced by young women and the age-defying properties of flavonoids. Dive into concerns about rising cancer rates and vaccine transparency, while exploring the vital role of lifestyle in women's health and the impact of corporate influence on public policy.

Dr. Gary Null provides part two of a special presentation on aids with Helen Buyniski   HEALTH NEWS   Long-term grape consumption shown to improve muscle health in both men and women Optimism can encourage healthy habits Plant-rich, low saturated-fat diet associated with reduced psoriasis severity Can red ginseng prevent diabetes? New research uncovers its potential Child ADHD risk linked to mother’s use of acetaminophen Lower vitamin B12 levels could impact brain function in older adults  

Dr. Gary Null provides a special presentation on aids with Helen Buyniski