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Pharmacist Ben Fuchs fills in for Dr. Wallach. Ben discusses the increase of diabetes in the U.S. double from what it was in the 1970's. Outlining some of the newly developed drugs to treat the disease. Asserting that these drugs aren't necessary because type II diabetes can be controlled through diet and exercise.

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Doug and Ben continue discussing the diet aspect of controlling diabetes. Ben had previously stated the importance of staying away from grains in the diet of a type II diabetic.

Callers

• Jesse has questions concerning a proper diet for a MS (multiple sclerosis) patient.
• Amy has a five week old baby with acid reflux, her doctor wants to prescribe drugs.
• Meg has two questions the first concerns an adult friend diagnosed with ADD. Second Meg asks about a cyst on her own back.
• Cheryl is struggling with endometriosis.

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Nurse Joanne Conaway fills in for Dr. Wallach.  Nurse Joanne starts the show discussing an article about the importance of enough daily servings of fruits and vegatables.  The article goes on to say that most Americans don't eat enough but that powdered fruit and vegatable supplements were beneficial for promoting good health.

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Doug Winfrey and Joanne Conaway discuss a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.  The researchers found that eating one ounce of walnuts daily helped to reduce inflammation and oxidation in arteries.  They also found the walnuts when compared to olive oil helped to preserve the elasticity and flexibility of the arteries.

Callers

• Joannie has questions regarding her husband who has a leg with gangrene.
• V elma is experiencing periphal neuropathies in her arm.
• Eilene has chronic pain in leg and knee joint.

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Nurse Joanne Conaway fills in for Dr. Wallach.  Joanne discusses the health benefits of the Indian spice curcumin.  Asserting the spice helps to block a hormone involved in colorectal cancer.

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Doug Winfrey and Joanne discuss a recent news story concerning the health benefits of lycopene.  A compound found in tomatoes that has great antioxidant properties.  New studies are find that the lycopene is beneficial for good heart health.

Callers

• Lilian has questions concerning aneurysms.
• Mary is a diabetic with questions about hair loss.
• Mack has hypertension and diabetes.

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Dr. Wallach discusses the importance of weight loss in relationship to avoiding the metabolic syndrome or pre-diabetes.  Doc outlines how the Youngevtiy product Slender FX works by affecting the body's production of the hormone leptin.  Also listing several other Youngevity products the aid in weight loss.

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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a couple of recent news articles.  The first articles concerns a study that found a link between cola consumption and lowered bone mineral density.  The second article concerned the relationship of belly fat and an increased risk of pre-diabetes.

Callers

• Carol has a testimonial about how well the Pig Pack as worked for her in solving health challenges.
• Janette has a dog with increased calcium blood levels.
• Andre's wife has been diagnosed with a swollen liver.
• Sandra has been diagnosed with breast cysts.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show giving an advisory regarding new E-coli contaminations in lettuce.  Doc discusses the death of Australian Olympic medalist Peter Norman.  Outlining the fact that athletes rarely live to be 100 and often don't live as long as coach potatoes.  Asserting that this is because while they are sweating during training and their respective events the sweat is a nutrient rich soup.  If these nutrients aren't replaced the athlete is at risk of getting diseases caused by nutritional deficiencies.

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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss several news stories.  The first two concern health practioners who are in trouble with the law.  One concerning a dentist who over dosed a 5 year old girl and she died.  Second they discuss a doctor in Spain who was sexually abusing some of his patients.  The third story concerns a study done at UCLA that found some peoples brains can have side effects from chemotherapy that last as long as 10 years.

Callers

• Ron is having trouble with an inflammed throat that makes it difficult to swallow.
• Mark has questions concerning chronic bronchitis.
• Becky had breast cancer a couple of years ago and has recently been diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

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Pharmacist Ben Fuchs fills in for Dr. Wallach.  Ben asserts that cancers is one of the biggest killers of Americans each year.  Outlining that the major cause of cancer is the toxins in and around our bodies.  Ben details the ways the human body detoxifies using various nutrients.

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Doug Winfrey and Ben Fuchs discuss a recent news article regarding folate and folic acid.  The article outlines how the FDA mandated folic acid enriched grains in 1998 in an effort to reduce neural tube defects in infants.  The result was a 20-30% drop in neural tube defects.  However the end goal was to have at least 50% of childbearing age women taking 400 micrograms per day.  A recent research indicates that goal has not been met.  With most women in all groups taking only somewhere around 100 micrograms daily.

Callers

• Bobbie is a 45 year old woman who weighs 240 pounds and wants to lose weight.
• Liz has questions concerning time released vitamin B products.
• Sheila has a friend who has drug induced tremors.
• Sonny's wife and child are both over weight and looking for ways to lose weight.
• Bill is a diabetic trying to lose weight and calls with a testimonial about how well Youngevity's Slender FX product has worked in helping him lose weight.

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Nurse Joanne Conaway fills in for Dr. Wallach.  Joanne discusses a news story regarding a study that found one can of soda daily can add an extra 10 pounds a year.  She also discussed how bad sodas are for children who dirink them daily.

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Doug Winfrey and Joanne discussed a recent news study concerning the cleanliness of hotel rooms.  The study had people with rhinovirus stay in hotel rooms.  After spending the night several objects in the room were tested.  The study found that about 30% of items were contaminated.

Calls

• Marty has an 18 month old daughter she is wanting to get off of formula.
• Sue has questions concerning HRT (hormone replacement therapy).
• Lydia recently strained a muscle in her back.

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Pharmacist Ben Fuchs fills in for Dr. Wallach.  Ben starts the show discussing a recent report that indicates the trace mineral chromium may reduce the effects of depression.  Ben also discusses recent research that has found vitamin D has anti-viral qualities and may help to prevent the flu.

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Doug Winfrey and Ben Fuchs discuss a news article regarding a survey from the National Foundation for Infectious Disease.  The survey found that 48% of those surveyed are not planning on getting a flu vaccine.  The survey indicated that most of those surveyed thought that the vaccine can actually cause the flu.  The article points out that the vaccine is made from a dead virus and cannot give people the flu.  Howvever, Ben points out other negatives associated with the vaccine such as cancers and mercury toxicitiy.

Callers

• Brian asks for some nutritional ways to ease the symptoms of M.S. (multiple sclerosis).
• Kurt has been experiencing chronic ear infections.
• Georgie has two questions the first concerns HDL and LDL ratios.  Next he asks for a nutritional plan to treat macular degeneration.

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Nurse Joanne Conaway fill in for Dr. Wallach.  Joanne discusses a recent research study that looked at sugar consumption and correlations to mental illness.  The Norwegian study found that teens who consumed the greatest amounts of sugary drinks had a higher percentage of mental illnesses.  She also discussed a study that found teens who drank high amounts of sodas increased their risk of bone fractures by as much as 300%.

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Doug Winfrey and Joanne Conaway discuss a recent study that found 75% of adults in the U.S. are sleep deprived.   Increasing their risk for decreased appetite, weight gain, diabetes, lowered immune system and even depression.  Another study also found that 1 in 6 adults have trouble falling asleep and 4.5% of those use either herbal remedies or relaxation techniques to solve their sleep troubles.

Callers

• Michael has questions concerning Wallach's vertigo.
• Claude asks Joanne about cardiomyopathy.
• Brian has been diagnosed with M.S. (multiple sclerosis).
• Gifford has questions concerning the impending Codex (nutrient ban).

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Monologue

Pharmacist Ben Fuches discusses The flu vaccine and pharmecutical companies.

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Billy Graff fills in for Doug Winfrey. He and Ben discuss a new cdc finding on aids drugs and who is willing to pay for aids reasearch.

Callers

• irma asks about hemrroids.
• amy asks about cosmetics.