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Dead Doctors Don't Lie Program 25 January 2013

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show reading a news release from Clemson University and Youngevity. Stating that the Ultimate Classic and Beyond Tangy Tangerine killed cancer cells when applied. The report also states that new cancer cells were also inhibited from growing. Doc also states that homosexuality is not a lifestyle choice but rather a congenital birth defect.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding a report out from the FDA. The FDA is considering changing the format of food labeling. Believe that if the food nutrition facts were more clearly stated people would eat healthy diets. This all aimed at curbing the obesity problem in the U.S.

　

Callers

  • Marge has two questions the first concerning a friend who has lymph fluid building up in her arm. Second she asks about a family whose members are getting a lot of polyps in their colons.
  • Troy's dad has been diagnosed with spinal stenosis.
  • Diane's husband has a urinary tract infection.
  • Charles is getting arthritis in his hips.
  • Stan's daughter has eczema on her arms.

　

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Comments  

 
-2 # StephenHoskins 2013-01-27 14:12
The question is Wallach a quack? In my opinion YES. The first thing to ask: is this man trying to sell something? The answer is YES. I listened to the program where this Dr claims his product will "cure" the gay. I listen to your station online. I am from the bay area currently living in Texas and second to Prop 8, this is the most disappointing announcement. The story of a tug boat captain undergoing a sex change was ridiculous and not at all believable. The claim the advertised product cures the genetic disorder of homosexuality is offensive and so utterly barbaric, no conscious person would agree. To sell a product to keep children from being born gay insinuates there is a problem allowing gay people to exist. I've heard this before, mostly from pulpits of radical churches. I hope your station stops entertaining these ignorant theories. I wont know because I've stopped listening.
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0 # Ed 2013-01-28 14:08
Hi, Ijust received Tangy Tangerine, OsteoFX Plus, EFAs, and Gluco Gel. How do I take these, with food after meal, empty stomach?

I called several times and the phone disconnected me.
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