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Kay's Commentary 2007-03-02
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Download from our website: Download this Podcast here The following is a KSCO commentary. Here is Kay Zwerling: My recent two commentaries dealt with the suggestion that clearly Islamic terrorism must be dealt with for many years to come. Therefore, the Draft should now be resurrected. That news generated strong, sometimes hysterical reaction by some listeners. So, let’s pursue this issue further. Foolish me. I took a risk, and thought I was talking to an audience of Americans who were very aware of the present danger to our freedom and way of life, and could see that it is OK for each of us to care enough to participate in the preservation of our own national safety. It is wrong to expect a voluntary military to do it all indefinitely for the rest of us. If we were asked to serve in some capacity, I thought most would agree. Guess what - I was initially wrong, and then after a while, I was right. One Proverb keeps haunting me as a reaction to the negative emotion re universal military preparedness. "As you sow, so shall you reap." The permissive generations of the past 40 years chose to not discipline their children, to never say no to them, to be overly protective of their emotional well-being, and those parents created a grave disservice to their children, many of whom are totally self-absorbed and selfish. Even more important, they, the children, were cheated out of the sense of joint responsibility and loyalty. Many listeners who at first were angry at the mention of the Draft thought about it and decided that after all, it would help our nation and our own self worth to participate in our national military preparedness. And, our able-bodied young people would then have a personal reason to love and protect their national home. Even the man who called a local program and threatened to move to Poland with his son in the event of a Draft, I honestly believe would finally agree to stay and participate in our own defense. By way of emails and voice mails to me and other local programs, this topic has brought up many other creative ways of serving our country. Very appealingly especially to Conscientious Objectors, working in forestry, road building, housing for the poor, dealing with pollution, etc., were mentioned by the same listeners who at first were angry about the Draft. Also mentioned was the fairness of a lottery along with the Draft. All of these suggestions are wonderful. And best of all, instead of remaining mildly interested critical spectators of whatever our elected officials decide to do about terrorism, we all could be personally invested, and we all would be stronger. The final thought, it is good to be willing to look at and confront unpopular situations which in the final analysis brings us together and surely would help to conquer the evil in our midst because in unity there is strength. I have a good warm feeling because this has been a moment in time when the best came out of those who confronted their own inner fears and selves and responsibility to their fellow Americans prevailed. If we remain on this track instead of being mired in political divisiveness, without a doubt we will eventually conquer the enemy and be safe and home free. For KSCO and KOMY, this is Kay Zwerling. Copyright 2007
Download from our website: Download this Podcast here The following is a KSCO commentary. Here is Kay Zwerling: My recent two commentaries dealt with the suggestion that clearly Islamic terrorism must be dealt with for many years to come. Therefore, the Draft should now be resurrected. That news generated strong, sometimes hysterical reaction by some listeners. So, let’s pursue this issue further. Foolish me. I took a risk, and thought I was talking to an audience of Americans who were very aware of the present danger to our freedom and way of life, and could see that it is OK for each of us to care enough to participate in the preservation of our own national safety. It is wrong to expect a voluntary military to do it all indefinitely for the rest of us. If we were asked to serve in some capacity, I thought most would agree. Guess what - I was initially wrong, and then after a while, I was right. One Proverb keeps haunting me as a reaction to the negative emotion re universal military preparedness. "As you sow, so shall you reap." The permissive generations of the past 40 years chose to not discipline their children, to never say no to them, to be overly protective of their emotional well-being, and those parents created a grave disservice to their children, many of whom are totally self-absorbed and selfish. Even more important, they, the children, were cheated out of the sense of joint responsibility and loyalty. Many listeners who at first were angry at the mention of the Draft thought about it and decided that after all, it would help our nation and our own self worth to participate in our national military preparedness. And, our able-bodied young people would then have a personal reason to love and protect their national home. Even the man who called a local program and threatened to move to Poland with his son in the event of a Draft, I honestly believe would finally agree to stay and participate in our own defense. By way of emails and voice mails to me and other local programs, this topic has brought up many other creative ways of serving our country. Very appealingly especially to Conscientious Objectors, working in forestry, road building, housing for the poor, dealing with pollution, etc., were mentioned by the same listeners who at first were angry about the Draft. Also mentioned was the fairness of a lottery along with the Draft. All of these suggestions are wonderful. And best of all, instead of remaining mildly interested critical spectators of whatever our elected officials decide to do about terrorism, we all could be personally invested, and we all would be stronger. The final thought, it is good to be willing to look at and confront unpopular situations which in the final analysis brings us together and surely would help to conquer the evil in our midst because in unity there is strength. I have a good warm feeling because this has been a moment in time when the best came out of those who confronted their own inner fears and selves and responsibility to their fellow Americans prevailed. If we remain on this track instead of being mired in political divisiveness, without a doubt we will eventually conquer the enemy and be safe and home free. For KSCO and KOMY, this is Kay Zwerling. Copyright 2007
Dead Doctors Don't Lie Program 01 March 2007
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Dr. Wallach starts the show talking about the 15 million Americans that are harmed in the medical system every year. Doc also discussing all of the great antioxidants found in Youngevity's line of juice products.
Pearls of Wisdom
Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a couple of recent news articles. The first is breaking news that the head of the Army's North Atlantic Regional Medical Command including Walter Reed Army Medical Center has been relieved of his command. After disclosures about inadequate treatment of wounded soldiers. Next Doc and Doug discuss a research study done at the Medical College of Wisconsin that found the use of the popular antibiotic "vancomycin" can cause severe bleeding and death in some patients.
Callers
- Barbara has a 16 year old with depression but doesn't want to give her the prescribed Prozac.
- Carolyn has a two year old with eczema.
- Judy has questions regarding a baby whose joints "pop". Second she asks about a young man who sustained injuries in a motorcycle crash.
- Janie has two questions the first concerns a friend diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Second she has questions regarding bone spurs on the spine.
Dead Doctors Don't Lie Program 02 March 2007
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Nurse JoAnn Conaway fills in for Dr. Wallach. JoAnn starts the show discussing a recent study regarding dietary fats and fertility. The study found that women on consuming a lot of low fat products had problems with ovulation. While those consuming a higher fat diet had a lower risk of poor ovulation.
Pearls of Wisdom
Doug Winfrey and JoAnn Conaway discuss a news story concerning the safety of over-the-counter cold and cough medicines for young children. A recent CDC report outlined over 1500 children under the age of 2 that experienced serious health problems after taking common cold medicines. In fact three children actually died prompting the FDA to consider reviewing dosages for children under the age of six.
Callers
- Carolyn is suffering from chronic yeast infections.
- Bernie has questions concerning African-americans with skin pigmentation issues.
- Judy's mother recently went to have her ears cleaned and the doctor punctured her ear drum.
- Ann has a friend that suffers chronic migraines.
Dead Doctors Don't Lie Program 28 February 2007
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Dr. Wallach starts todays show discussing a recent research study on antioxidant vitamins. The meta-analytical study looked at the data from several other studies and found no link between anitoxidant vitamin supplements and longevity. Doc disagrees and points out several deficiencies in the study.
Pearls of Wisdom
Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a report put out by the Associated Press. For the report the AP looked at the FDA's own records of food inspectors and inspections. After the 911 terrorist attack Congress mandated the FDA to step up inspections of food sources. In the 2003 there was an upward spike of both inspections and the number of inspectors in the field. Between 2003 and 2006 the number of food inspections dropped 47%. While inspections of U.S.-produced foods dropped 75% in the same time frame.
Callers
- Kathryn's husband has been diagnosed with gastroparesis.
