capitola city council weighed its options at last nights meeting over the possible fine it faced for non- compliance to the affordable healthcare act.   the COUNCIL VOTED 4 to zero to extend healthcare benefits to the long-term, part-time worker who was the only city employee without insurance. the coverage will cost the city 2,800 the other option would have been to cut the employee’s hours.

A DOG,  THAT WAS MISSING FOR 11 MONTHS,  WAS REUNITED WITH ITS FAMILY IN HOLLISTER ON WEDNESDAY.     ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS ASSISTED IN REUNITING “KIMBO” WITH ITS FAMILY AFTER THEY DISCOVERED the pet HAD BEEN FOUND BY ANOTHER PERSON.    THAT PERSON REPORTEDLY DIDN’T WANT TO GIVE UP “KIMBO” AND THE HOLLISTER POLICE DEPARTMENT GOT INVOLVED.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing heart disease. Contending that heart disease is now the number two killer of Americans. Asserting the number one killer is now medical doctors through mistakes in surgery, medications and infections. Also outlining why some cultures in other countries live much longer than Americans.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding gluten intolerance. Explaining the difference between gluten intolerance and food allergies. The author of the article points out that although the gluten free products such as pastas and baked goods are healthier than products made from refined flours. These gluten free products however are often loaded with sugar and fats making them high in calories.

Callers

• Godfred has questions regarding type 2 diabetes and friend diagnosed with hepatitis C.
• Teya is pregnant and asks Dr. Wallach for a nutritional protocal.
• Shannon has questions concerning ocular migraines.
• Barbara and her husband are experiencing diarrhea and nausea after taking the Tangy Tangerine product.
• Allen states he heard a radio program where a guest was saying fish oils are bad for the health.

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PET PALS IN SOQUEL IS HOLDING A RABBIT ADOPTION EVENT THIS SUNDAY IN CELEBRATION OF MOTHER’S DAY.    THE EVENT,  HOSTED BY RABBIT HAVEN,  RUNS FROM 11 A-M TO 5 P-M AT PET PALS AND FEATURES AN ADOPTION SHOW AS WELL AS PORTRAITS BY BEECHER PHOTOGRAPHY.   PHOTOS WILL BE TAKEN FROM NOON TO 3 AND COST 20 DOLLARS A SESSION WITH PROCEEDS GOING TO THE RABBIT HAVEN.   RABBIT MATCH MAKING AND BONDING SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.   TO VIEW ADOPTABLE RABBITS GO ONLINE TO WWW.THERABBITHAVEN.ORG OR FOR MORE INFORMATION FEEL FREE TO CALL 831-600-7479.