RSB will be broadcasting live today from Vitality Bistro, in Mount Dora, FL with the man, the legend, Ty Bollinger, from The Truth About Cancer for another mind riveting Outside the Box Wednesday! To start the day off RSB and TSB will break down the lunacy behind a new study, which purports that because of the grand legislative piece of socialized medicine, also known as Obamacare, many more Americans are surely going to get diagnosed and treated for chronic conditions, such as diabetes. Good thing allopathic medicine has their buddies big pharma standing by to fill the pharmacological driven prescriptions, which are surely likely to follow the one path driven solutions which institutionalized western medicine has in their tool box of "care". This paradox brings us into another whole issue on the front of Obamacare, as another study finds that most Americans view access to healthcare as a "moral" issue, and that the United States should be able to afford universal health care if other developed nations can do the same. If healthcare is a "moral" issue, why don't people have access to ALL healers under a public system? In hour 2 RSB and Ty Bollinger will start off strong by getting the opinions of our resident truth warriors regarding a shocking new report from Federal regulators who have decided to inadvertently halt a five-year study on the risk of cancer in communities around six U.S. nuclear plants and a nuclear fuel site. While on the subject of things which may effect the our health at home, RSB will explain a concerning new study which has found that most of the breast milk samples tested contained artificial sweeteners. Given the high gravitas government source of the research, and the profound implications it has to the health of our most susceptible population: newborns and infants, this new study will represent something of a litmus test as far as determining how effectively the media will keep this information buried or will report accurately on it once it is released. In another study out of Boston, a 12 month long analysis has shown that children, who have a lower consumption of sugary beverages, are more likely to have GOOD cholesterol in their body. http://www.robertscottbell.com/?p=32109