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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing the obituary of George Francis who at death was the oldest person in America at age 112. Doc outlines George's lifestyle living simply in the swamp in Louisiana, catching fish and game and growing his own food. Doc points out that he lived through 19 presidents who only on average live to be 75 with the best of medical care. Also asserting that the doctors caring for those presidents on average only live to be 56 half as many years as George lived.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article on a report from the National Research Council. The report states that when compared to 16 other wealth nations the U.S. ranks last in longevity and healthfulness. While spending more on healthcare than all of the other nations totalling 2.6 trillion dollars annually. Researchers believe this is because several factors from environmental to unhealthy lifestyes and lack of access to healthcare. Doc disagrees asserting it is because a fail medical system has taught the wrong message and the lack of nutrients in the diet.

Callers

• Pam has questions regarding her mother who has been mentally ill for several years.
• Marge has two questions the first asking Doc to explain the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Second she asks if cats can tolerate the "Beyond Tangy Tangerine" from Youngevity.
• Triana's father is experiencing edema in his legs due to kidney failure and hypertension.
• Jeff's 3 year old daughter has been diagnosed with type one diabetes and is suffering seizures.

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing a news article that states the whole grain and vegatable diet is still good. Doc goes through the article point by point and defines why this diet loaded with grains and oils is not so good. Outlining the benefits of using a "gluten free" diet in addition to consuming nutritional supplements.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss an investigative report that used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain data concerning "Immunization Schedules". Dr. Lucija Tomljenovic finding the UK's Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization and the Department of Health have been working with the vaccine industry to hide negative trials information from the public. The government and these private industry groups have been withholding negative safety results and data on the effectiveness of vaccines from the public for over 30 years.

Callers

• Wendy has questions regarding her husband who has kidney stones, a chronic cough and high blood pressure.
• Mary has two questions the first concerns a horse with severe muscle cramps. Second she asks Doc a her son's enlarged tonsils.
• Anita has been on kidney dialysis for over 15 years and was recently diagnosed with lupus.
• Elizabeth has a friend diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing the four types of dementia. Outlining that vascular dementia is caused by damage or blockage of small arteries in the brain. Korsakov's dementia caused by a vitamin deficiency. Wernike-Korsakov's dementia a vitamin deficiency combined with MS (multiple sclerosis). Finally Alzheimer's a loss of the myalin sheath on neural synapses due to cholesterol deficiencies.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding a study of breast cancer screenings. Researchers from the Yale School of Medicine found that Medicare spends almost as much on breast cancer screening as it spends on breast cancer treatment. Spending$1.08 billion annually on breast cancer screening compared to $1.36 billion on treatments. In fact $410.6 million is spent annually on screenings for women over the age of 75 a controversial group. Many experts believing that depending on an older woman's health has no benefit as some will die of other causes long before breast cancer.

Callers

• Yoli has a follow-up call concerning her mother who has hypertension, atrial fibrulation and congestive heart disease.
• Kimberly's husband has MS (multiple sclerosis), chronic fatigue and ED (erectile dysfunction).
• Margaret recently had a biopsy on a leison on her tongue finding it is cancerous and her doctor want to remove some of her lymph nodes.
• Jane has a friend diagnosed with RSD (reflex sympathetic dystrophy).

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing some of the history of medicine. Citing a story of how centuries ago herbalists were burned at the stake as witches. Telling the story of Dr. Semmelweis who was a pioneer in antiseptic medicine. Whose ideas were rejected at the time and he was put into a mental institution where he later died. Outlining his own story of how he was fired for discovering that cystic fibrosis is a nutritional deficiency during pregnancy.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article on a growing pattern of doctors and nurses being fired for whistle blowing on overuse of tests and procedures. The Mayo Clinic recently found that doctor burnout rate is at 46% due to hospital mergers and a disconnect between those setting policy and those providing care.

Callers

• Wendy has several health challenges including breast cancer, restless leg syndrome, IBS and hypertension.
• Greg has questions concerning his mother who has been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection.
• Bonnie has a friend diagnosed with Bells palsy.
• Julie's mom has several health challenges including atrial fibrulation, hypertension, congestive heart failure and obesity.

Call Dr. Wallach's live radio program weekdays from noon until 1pm pacific time at 831-685-1080 or toll free at 888-379-2552.