Some people might be shocked by this breaking news about Lung Cancer plus also in the news Heart Burn Drugs are being linked to Cancer.

Also get inform and educate yourself on nutrition. Dr Bob recomends to venture into introducing yourself into a mediterranean diet. Not that you have to become a full blown vegetarian but you should atleast start venturing into it and stepping away from the typical all american diet.

Dr Bob also discuses about Male health including expression and testosterone.

 

Make sure to check out Hour #2

Kindness Hall Founder Allen Hecht explains how kindness or "mindfulness" towards others can not only have an impact on society but on how employers interact with employees and how businesses treat customers.  Hecht also cites a tremendous amount of business research to confirm how simple but purposeful kindness can make a big difference in the successof a business.

Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America encourage President Trump to scrap President Obama's unconstitutional and unilateral program allowing illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, noting the issue ought to be addressed by Congress.  They also slam former FBI Director James Comey upon the revelation that he decided to exonerate Hillary Clinton in her email investigation long before the investigation was done or key witnesses were interviewed.  And they roll their eyes as a Catholic school in California removes most of its statues, including ones of Jesus and Mary, in an effort to be more inclusive and "forward-looking."

Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are actually glad to see Sen. Kamala Harris and other national Democrats admitting they want single payer, government-run health care for everyone and they hope America is still ready to reject it.  They also hammer radical activist Linda Sarsour for acting as if she's raising money for hurricane victims when her real goal to build up the bank of her organization to foster division along ethnic, racial, and gender lines.  They also pound Politico for a horrible political cartoon characterizing Texans as confederate, Christian rubes who should realize they are being rescued by government rather than God.  And they close by shaking their heads at the cases of Americans who injured themselves by applying sunscreen directly to their eyeballs to look at the recent solar eclipse.

Alexandra DeSanctis of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are all for a robust federal response to assist in the recovery and the rebuilding of the Texas coast, but they also don't want to see the legislation turn into a spending spree for a bunch of unrelated projects for other parts of the country and they applaud political and policy figures for setting that priority now.  They also unload on the mayor of Berkeley, California, for calling for speakers like Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter not to speak on campus because it might set off the Antifa rioters.  And Alexandra explains the litany of double standards as the media and social media savage First Lady Melania Trump for wearing high heels to board Air Force One on her way to survey the devastating floods in Texas.

Alexis Brachel, senior manager in business licenses, governance and risk compliance at CT Corporation, walks us through the steps of ensuring compliance is securing a construction business license.  She explains the compliance required when expanding a business, reorganizing at your existing site, and keeping up with changing rules.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are aghast as the threat to life along the Texas coast gets more dire but they are amazed at the tireless efforts by exhausted heroes to save thousands and thousands of lives.  They also disgusted, but not surprised, as North Korea fired a missile over Japan in one of the most provocative acts in years.  And they sigh as the mainstream media leap to the conclusion that man-caused climate change is responsible for the extent of the devastation in Texas.

Also a note to our listeners, Three Martini Lunch will spend next week on vacation before resuming on Monday, September 11.  We will have episodes for the rest of this week.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America lay out the extent of the devastation in Southeast Texas but also salute the first responders and big-hearted citizens who are rescuing their neighbors.  They also unload on Antifa, as the leftist mob attacks people in Berkeley and chants, "No Trump. No Wall. No USA at All."  And they discuss the likely circus car of endless 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls that will make the 17 GOP candidates in 2016 seems like a reasonable number.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Dr. Bob discussed the recent study by Cornell University that says Caffeine tempers taste, triggering temptation for sweets hence weight gain.Dr. Bob also discussed the recent study by Vanderbilt University that states that red meat and dairy foods are linked to lung cancer.Caller Ed of Port Charlotte, FL called to discuss his recent diagnosis with C-reactive.Bridgett of Point Pleasant, NJ was another caller that called on behalf of her Mother who is suffering from Pancreatic Cancer.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Caller Darrell had a car accident and his Doctor wants to give him an injection in his neck between the bones.He requested an alternative to the injection and Dr. Bob suggested that he work with a Doctor that can provide him with therapy via the XDS900 Cervical Traction.Margo of Trinidad, Colorado was also another caller that was dealing with sleep apnea. Her Doctor wants to get her started on Cpaps and she is looking for an alternative way to resolve the issue. Dr. Bob suggested exercise, limit drugs, reducing stress, etc.The second half hour was an indepth interview with FuturePharm CEO Gina Haynie where they discussed liquid tumeric as an alternative treatment for issues related to inflamation.