Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Catalog of Interviews and Bits

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  • Larry Tracy 6/20/2019
    We haven't addressed Venezuela recently, and some reports suggest Trump has lost interest.Big mistake. The corrupt generals are siting on large inverntory of weapons which they could sell to terrorists and drug cartels, including portable surface to air missiles.
    Another subject is Iran. Will Iran continue to provoke? How should US respond?
    Politics. Dem debates, Trump rally.
    Polls say Trump loses, Models say he wins.
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  • Did cell phone tower cause cancer outbreak at California school? Cell phone safety innovator Norbert Heuser reviews new technology for battling harmful EMF radiation emitted by wireless devices There are an estimated 8 billion of them in the worl
    Did cell phone tower cause cancer outbreak at California school?
    Cell phone safety innovator Norbert Heuser reviews new technology
    for battling harmful EMF radiation emitted by wireless devices
    There are an estimated 8 billion of them in the world. So, exactly how safe are cell phones?
    “Don’t ask the cell phone companies -- ask the 7 children and teachers battling cancer whose school has a cell phone tower erected next to the playground,” says Norbert Heuser CEO of IPC USA – makers of Protect Pro.
    Heuser says according to published accounts, four students and three teachers at Weston Elementary School in Ripon, California have been diagnosed with various forms of cancer since 2016. The victims, parents, and local environmental groups blame the cancer on a cell phone tower erected on the school playground for which the school district receives $23,484 annual compensation. The wireless company says their tower is operating within federal guidelines.
    For years wireless companies and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have denied any correlation between cell phone radiation and cancer. But after a $30 million dollar study completed in November of 2018 by the US National Toxicology Program, it was confirmed that cell phone radiation was the direct cause of cancerous tumors in male rats. Failing to mention the newly clinically-proven cell phone/cancer connection, the CDC instead chose to encourage cell phone usage by stating on their website, “It is also important to consider the benefits of cell phones. Their use can be valuable in an urgent or emergency situation – and even save lives.”
    Tasked with ensuring the health and safety of Americans, it is troubling that the CDC continues to ignore the clinically proven dangers of cell phones and chooses instead to endorse them.
    Here are some of the health issues connected to cell phone usage about which the CDC should be alerting all citizens of the nation and the of world:
    Health Issues in Children
    · According to research, radiation from cell phones is more easily absorbed by children than adults.
    · A Danish study surveying more than 13,000 children found an 80% increase the likelihood of behavioral problems among children who use cell phones and whose mothers used cell phones during pregnancy.
    Cancer/Tumors
    · Research indicates that long-term cell phone users run a significantly elevated risk of developing glioma, a brain tumor that is often cancerous. T
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  • nutritional educator Dr. Julie Gatza (Dr. Julie)
    Beat the Barbeque bloat this Summer
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    With nutritional educator Dr. Julie Gatza (Dr. Julie)
    Between backyard cookouts, boozy beach vacations, and the wedding circuit summer are full of opportunities to have so much fun and to feel so very bloated.
    But warm weather get-togethers don't have to wreak havoc on your insides. To keep the party vibes going (sans gas), the key is knowing what to fill up on and what to avoid.
    So, how do you avoid feeling like garbage after eating and drinking all this deliciousness? You might be in need of some guidance. After all, you should be living your best life before, during, and after your smoked meat consumption.
    Nutritional educator Dr. Julie Gatza (Dr. Julie) is here to share a few suggestions on how we can ensure that not only our taste buds have a wonderful time at our next outdoor cookout, but that our gastrointestinal system doesn't suffer any painful barbeque blues, including stomach aches, gas, bloating, belching, and constipation.
    Here are Dr. Julie's tips for a trouble-free tummy during the 2019 barbecue season:
    1. Don't pile everything onto your plate then gobble it down in the same sitting
    The brain gets a signal to supply digestive enzymes for whatever food type you eat first. If you start to chew a second and third type of food too early, the signal to produce new enzymes won't be processed as quickly and the new foods will not be properly digested, causing bloating, gas, heartburn, and stomach pain.
    Additionally, you won't get the energy from the food you're eating because the body will now have to spend energy getting rid of the toxins that are forming from these wrongly mixed foods. Chew each bite slowly, a dozen or more times before swallowing, to trigger the proper enzymes and to aid absorption. Side benefit: You'll feel full sooner and won't eat as much.
    2. Steak or potato salad which should I eat first?
    One huge mistake most people make is eating their steak along with a baked potato or a potato side dish -- mixing heavy starches with heavy proteins. Eat steaks, burgers, and hot dogs first, slowly. You can have a bite of salad along the way. Once your steak is pretty well gone, after 15 minutes, have some potatoes.
    Then, if you want dessert, wait for about 20 minutes. If you consume heavy sugar or fruit on top of meat or carbohydrate, the fruits and sugar
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