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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing type 2 diabetes. Outlining what causes the disease as well as how to prevent getting it. He also asserts that type 2 diabetes can be reversed through lifestyle changes and nutritional supplementation.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach continue discussing type 2 diabetes. As a news article states the International Diabetes Federation is stating that by 2030 552 million adults will have the disease. That means that one out of every ten adults will have type 2 diabetes. The article outlines five lifestyle changes that can reduce type 2 diabetes by 80%. Recommending a healthy diet, exercise, normal body weight, no smoking and moderating alcohol consumption.

Callers

• Paul's wife suffers from chronic nausea.
• Lee has been daignosed with sclera derma and type 2 diabetes.
• Bill has a friend who has been diagnosed with Milroy's disease.
• Darlene has MS (multiple sclerosis) and wants a nutritional supplement protocal.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing heart disease. Asserting it is the number one killer of Americans behind doctors. Contending that each year in America doctors kill more people than heart disease.

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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss two news articles the first concerns an investigation in France of a drug called Diane-35. The drug is used to treat acne and has been linked to at least four deaths. The drug is also used for birth control as it regulates hormones.

Callers

• Tommy has a friend diagnosed with myasthenia gravis.
• Rosalee's daughter has chronic psoriasis.
• Anthony has a friend diagnosed with black lung and severe leg edima.
• Catherine has a friend diagnosed with terminal bone, lymph and prostate cancers along with leukemia.

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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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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing his newest CD titled "What Kills Billionares". Contending that despite the fact billionares can affort the very best health insurance and doctors. They still die from heart disease, diabetes, cancer etc. just like the rest of us. Asserting this is because medical doctors don't have the knowledge of how to prevent and reverse chronic illnesses.

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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article concerning a study on daily aspirin users. The study researchers were attempting to confirm the findings of a previous study from 2011. The earlier study found that people taking at least one aspirin a week were more likely to develope age related vision loss. Referring to wet macular degeneration the leading cause of blindess in older people. The more recent study of nearly 2500 Australians found those taking at least one aspirin a week were twice as likely to develope wet macular degeneration than those not taking the drug.

Callers

• Rudi has questions regarding a friend diagnosed with MS (multiple sclerosis).
• Gordon's wife is over weight and chronically developes gall stones.
• Jennifer's brother has been diagnosed with low T cell counts.
• Brian's father has arthritis and has difficulty walking.
• Alex's mom has rheumatoid arthritis and is experiencing peripheral neuropathies.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show citing several previous studies on joint surgeries. These studies found that many commonly performed surgeries do not work in the long run. Some knee surgeries have been found to be unwarranted as well as surgery of the lower back for sciatica.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss two news articles regarding research studies on acid reflux drugs. Both stories published by the same news agency on the same day seem to partially contridict one another. The first was a statement from the FDA regarding possible changes to the warning labels of both prescription and over-the-counter acid reflux drugs. The label change was to warn of links to fractures of the hip, wrist and spine when taking the drugs for a year or more. The later story recanted a link to fractures associated with the over-the-counter acid reflux drugs. However the FDA did acknowledge that people taking these drugs for prolonged periods of time or those exceeding the recommended dosages may still be at risk of fractures.

Callers

• Tad has several health challenges including RLS (restless leg syndrome), chronic muscle pain and fatigue.
• Irvin has a friend diagnosed with pancytopenia (shortage of both red and white blood cells).
• Pamela has adult ADHD and severe tendonitits.
• Frankie has a four year old son with chronic ear infections.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing a news report on ADHD. A study has concluded that since 2001 ADHD diagnosis has increased by 24%. Asserting that ADHD is not genetic as many health experts advocate. Contending it is actually caused by too much sugar in the diet combined with nutritional deficiencies.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article about a near medical mistake. The story is about a woman in the U.K. whose son was experiencing headaches, vision loss and vomiting. Doctors at one hospital told her that her son had the flu. She did an online search of his symptoms and realized he could have a brain tumor so went for a second opinion. The second doctor discovered a 2.5 centimeter tumor that most likely would have killed him within a week.

Callers

• Janice has a friend who is set to get a knee replacement and is looking for alternatives.
• Louise has been diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
• Anette has histoplasmosis in one of her eyes.
• Austin's father has beend diagnosed with atrial fibrulation.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing a news article on an increase in child sports injuries in both girls and boys. The story outlines several ways to prevent these injuries such as the use of helmets and joint braces. Doc asserts that he was hoping they would include nutritional supplementation as a way to support health joints, tendons and muscles. Citing several ways that proper nutritional supplementation can help prevent injuries and heal quickly after an injury.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding a study of a link to chlorinated water and increased risk of allergies. Researchers from Albert Einstein College of Medicine observed a corresponding rise in chlorine use and food allergies. Finding adults with high levels of dichlorophenol in their urine were 80% more likely to have food allergies compared to adults with lower levels. CDC data also states there has been an 18% overall increase in food allergies between 1997 and 2007.

Callers

• Louise has questions regarding MD (muscular dystrophy).
• Pamella has a friend diagnosed with tumor on her larinyx.
• Linda's husband has blocked arteries in his heart, ulcerative colitis and arthritis.

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Dr. Peter Glidden fills in for Dr. Wallach discussing the training that medial doctors receive. Asserting they are very good at emergency care such as broken bones and gun shot wounds. However contending they aren't so good at treating chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity and cancer. Explaining this is due to the type of training they receive which is reductionistic rather the holistic as naturopathic doctors are taught.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Glidden discuss a news article on hip replacement system recalls. Outlining several companies that manufacture mental hip replacement systems that are recalling these systems. The main complaints are pain from soft tissue damage due to metal fragments from wear and tear.

Callers

• Ty's uncle recently suffered a stroke and wants some nutritional advice to help with recovery.
• Doug has a friend with leg ulcers and failing vision.
• David's grandmother has several health challenges as a result of lupus.
• Tim has a friend diagnosed with lyme's disease.

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Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing some current trends in the medical industry. Outlining how many specialists such as cardiologists are selling their practices and moving to hospitals owned by large corporations. It is now known that many are finding these large hospital corporations limit care quality by limiting tests and procedures doctors are allowed to perform.

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Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding a study of medication errors. The study found that families and patients were rarely told about medications errors. Researchers found that these errors mostly did not harm patients but the ones that did were usually in the ICU. A database of nearly 840.000 voluntarily reported medication errors from 537 U.S. hospitals between 1999 and 2005. Finding ICUs accounted for 56,000 or 6.6% of errors. Over half the time no actions were tken after errors with only a third of staff told about the reported errors.

Callers

• Elliott has questions concerning sickle cell anemia.
• Sally has a friend in end stage renal failure.
• Sam's wife is 7 weeks pregnant and wants a nutritional supplementation program.
• Rostle's father has edema in his legs and feet.
• Catherine has a follow-up call regarding a diagnosis of Hashimoto's disease.

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Dr. Peter Glidden fills in for Dr. Wallach discussing recent gun control measure by the administration. Citing statistics that 31,000 people are kill by gun violence annually. Prompting the actions by the government to control guns. While no one is talking about the 780,000 Americans killed by the medical system each and every year. Dr. Glidden asks the questions "how come the administration is not talking about doctor control?"

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Glidden discuss a news article on cancer treatment side effects. A recent study published in the Annals of Oncology found negative side effects from cancer treatment trials are often not reported. In fact researchers scrutinized 164 cancer treatment studies of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. Finding negative toxic side effects weren't reported in results tables. While a third failed to mention these toxicities either in the abstract or discussion section.

Callers

• Mary's husband has been diagnosed with a glioma in his brain.
• Lily is recovering from a stroke in 2006.
• Jack asks Dr. Glidden if supplementation can help restore his wife's thyroid function after it was radiated.
• Luke has questions concerning Parkinson's disease.

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.