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Protecting your health freedom has never been more important. On his radio show, "Health Law & Politics," Jonathan interviews experts in the fields of health and medicine, litigants in cases against the FDA and the FTC, members of Congress and other government decisionmakers, and victims of FDA denial of access to medical treatment or health information. He also provides his own expert commentary on the legal and health implications of the government's actions.
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On this show Jonathan interviews Dr. Jack Wheeler. Jack has often been called a "real life Indiana Jones" and is part of the mix of historical figures Stephen Spielberg used (along with his own imagination) to create his fictional hero.
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On this show Jonathan interviewed experts on the drugs commonly prescribed for prevention and treatment of hypercholesterolemia (high cholesterol), the statins. These experts discussed the lack of scientific evidence supporting the role of statins in reducing the risk of heart attack and stroke and the dangers associated with use of the statin drugs. Guests included Byron Richards, Wellness Resources, and Dr. Peter Langsjoen of the Coenzyme Q10 Laboratory, Inc.
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On this week’s show, Jonathan interviewed scientists, best selling authors, and screenplay writers Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw concerning the state of the union and rights violations by the Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews Susan Dowd Stone, President of PostPartum Support International, on the peculiar threat posed by post partum depression in childrearing. He also interviews Marc Klaas, father of Polly Klaas, and head of the KlaasKids Foundation, concerning his heroic and successful international struggle to prevent child abductions and child sexual abuse and to arrest and convict the offenders.
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On this week's show, a Professor from Pamona University in California discusses the economic, political, and military threats posed by China and North Korea to the interests of the United States.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviewed University of Hawaii Medical School Professor Patricia Lanoie Blanchette, a Geriatrician, and Indiana Department of Family Services Director Steve Smith concerning the quality and availability of care for the burgeoning population of seniors in America. He also discussed with Director Smith the occurrence of and legal response to instances of senior abuse. Smith also discussed free market measures instituted in Indiana to remove government from the direct provision of elder care and promote competitive alternatives to provide for all manner of needs.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews former DEA Supervisory Special Agent Greg Lee and Brookings Institute scholar Stephen P. Cohen concerning opposition political movements and Islamic terrorist cells operating within Pakistan, corruption within the Pakistani government, and the hunt for Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
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On this week's show, over a dozen people from across the United States share with Jonathan their New Year's resolutions, not for themselves, but for public figures from President Bush to Osama bin Laden. Some humorous, some serious, the resolutions are likely not to be followed by those who involuntarily receive them.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews experts in the field of eating disorders on the subjects of holiday over-eating, anorexia, and bulimia.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews world renowned oncologist and immunologist Dr. Charles B. Simone on the Polonium-210 poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvenenko. He also interviews Heritage Foundation Russian scholar Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. and Hoover Institution Russian scholar David Satter on Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia's movement toward oligarchy, and Putin's use of the Russian FSB (formerly the Soviet KGB)against his political opponents.
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Congress Goes Democratic/Alternative v. Conventional Medicine. On this week's show, Jonathan interviewed John Wilkerson, Chief Editor, FDA Week, on the Democrats plans for legislation affecting dietary supplements and drugs. He also interviewed Dr. James Winer, alternative medicine practitioner, on alternative versus conventional medicine.
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This week, Jonathan Emord interviewed Harvard Medical School Clinical Professor of Medicine Dr. John Abramson, author of Overdosed America, concerning undue influence exercised by pharmaceutical companies over medical school education, continuing medical education, FDA's drug approval process, medical journals, and physician prescription practices. Jonathan also interviewed Institute of Medicine committee member Dr. David Bates on the IOM's report, Prevention of Medication Errors, documenting extensive and sometimes lethal drug prescription errors in our nation's hospitals.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews Dr. Kyl Smith concerning his new pathbreaking book Brighter Mind on the effects of specific nutrients and exercise on brain function and concerning Dr. Smith's forthcoming live broadcast on the Talk Star Radio Network from Orlando, Florida. Jonathan also interviews terrorism expert Gregory D. Lee, Supervisory Special Agent, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (retired), on the sources, funding, and activities of terrorists around the world and on the use of the illicit drug trade to fund terrorist operations.
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On this week's show, Jonathan interviews Susan Dowd Stone, President of PostPartum Support International, on the peculiar threat posed by post partum depression in childrearing. He also interviews Marc Klaas, father of Polly Klaas, and head of the KlaasKids Foundation, concerning his heroic and successful international struggle to prevent child abductions and child sexual abuse and to arrest and convict the offenders.
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Jonathan interviewed Keith Whyte, the Executive Director of the National Council on Problem Gambling, concerning the growing incidence of gambling addiction in the United States, ways to combat the problem, and solutions for families affected by problem gamblers. In advance of the election, he also interviewed Kent Snyder concerning the political tsunami that was about to transform control of Congress from Republican to Democratic hands and the implications for the country.
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This week on Health Law and Politics, Robert Morley, substituting for Jonathan interviewed Marian Nicholson of the Herpes Viruses Association about the herpes simplex virus. He also interviewed Chris Phoenix of the Center for Responsible Nanotechnology about molecular manufacturing and its implications for the medical field.
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On Saturday, October 21st Jonathan interviewed Lynn Parrish, spokesperson for the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) on the prevalence of rape, prevention measures and also mental and medical resources that are available to victims. Jonathan also interviewed Robert Hazelwood, former Supervisory Agent with the Behavioral Science Unit of the FBI Academy, about the profile of a rapist and other sexual offenders.
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This week, Jonathan Emord interviewed Harvard Medical School Clinical Professor of Medicine Dr. John Abramson, author of Overdosed America, concerning undue influence exercised by pharmaceutical companies over medical school education, continuing medical education, FDA's drug approval process, medical journals, and physician prescription practices. Jonathan also interviewed Institute of Medicine committee member Dr. David Bates on the IOM's report, Prevention of Medication Errors, documenting extensive and sometimes lethal drug prescription errors in our nation's hospitals.
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This week on Health Law and Politics, Jonathan interviewed Erik Olson, Director of the Advocacy Center of the Natural Resources Defense Council about the safety of our drinking water and elements that are commonly present in tap water that can cause health risks. Scientists Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw participated in a tribute to the late Helen Chenoweth-Hage. The show concluded with Will Block of Life Enhancement Products discussing the health risks associated with hydrogenated oils and high fructose corn syrup.
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On this week’s show, Jonathan interviewed Dr. Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Research Center for Women and Families about the report “FDA Advisory Committees: Does Approval Mean Safety?” issued by the NRCWF. Jonathan also discussed the letter sent by Congressman Ron Paul to the Government Accountability Office asking for an investigation into the data used by the FTC in formulating the proposed Business Opportunity Rule.
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This week, Health Law and Politics was broadcast life from the Richmond Health Freedom Expo. Jonathan’s speech, “FDA Violation of the Rule of Law” is available in its entirety at http://www.emord.com/events/speeches/fda_violation.htm. The speech is followed by a question and answer period from the attending audience.
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This show addressed information and resources about domestic and foreign adoption. Jonathan’s guests were Scott Mars, Executive Director of American Adoptions and Lee Allen, Director of Communications for the National Council for Adoption.
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On this week’s show, Jonathan interviewed Dr. Tor Wager of Columbia University concerning the influence of mental functioning on physical health, disease treatment, and longevity. Jonathan also interviewed Dr. Kyl Smith on nutrients that affect mental functioning and behavior.
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On this week’s show, Robert Morley substituted for Jonathan and interviewed Martin Delahaney of Project Inform, an advocacy group for those living with HIV and AIDS. He gave information concerning the medical and social problems confronting people with AIDS and HIV. He also interviewed Dr. William Walsh about how mercury in common vaccines administered to children may cause autism.
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On this week’s show, Jonathan explored the subject of animal to human disease transference. His guests were Dennis Avery of the Hudson Institute, an expert on Mad Cow Disease, and Dr. Charles B. Simone, oncologist and immunologist, expert in the study of bird flu.
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This show addressed diseases of the brain (Alzheimer's and Bi-polar disorder). Jonathan's guests were Maria Carillo, Ph.D. of the Alzheimer's Association and Anthony Stephan of Truehope of Canada.
This week's show considers the adequacy of medical care for Iraq War Veterans and novel treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder. Jonathan interviewed Russell K. Terry, Co-Founder of the Iraq War Veterans Organization, Tom Zampieri of the Blinded Veterans Association, and Dr. Albert Rizzo of the University of Southern California's Integrated Media System's Lab.
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On this week's show Jonathan explored corruption and influence peddling at the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA is routinely suppressing the independent scientific opinions of its scientists in an effort to approve unsafe drugs. FDA drug review panels are often comprised of scientists who have financial conflicts of interest, conflicts the FDA waives with considerable regularity. Evidence of corruption and undue influence by drug companies over FDA decision making is widespread. Jonathan's guests were Dr. Gregory Larkin of Yale Medical School (concerning PolyHeme) and Dr. Francesca Grifo of the Union of Concerned Scientists (concerning a UCS confidential survey of FDA scientists).
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On this week's show Jonathan explored the rising incidence of diabetes in America. Jonathan interviewed Dr. Richard Hellman, President Elect of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists concerning the symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatments for Type I and Type II diabetes. Jonathan also interviewed Martin Finch, Director of Research at Nutrition 21, Dr. Julian M. Whitaker, author of several books on dietary interventions to reduce the incidence of and to treat Type II diabetes.
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On this show Jonathan explored the high incidence of premature births in America. He interviewed Susan Menton, a neo-natal intensive care nurse and Dr. Tonse Raju, Program Scientist-Medical Officer at the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. They explained the nature of the problem, the consequences to child health, and potential solutions.
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This week, Jonathan interviewed oncologist and immunologist Charles B. Simone, M.D., on prostate and breast cancer, conventional screenings, conventional treatments, and integrative approaches that provide superior results. He also interviewed Michael Horwin, the editor of Cancer Wire, a monthly newsletter that evaluates treatment options for cancer and serves as a forum for communication among cancer patients.
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On this show, Jonathan interviewed Dr. Karen Effrem, a pediatrician and researcher, on the excessive prescription of psychotropic drugs to our nation's children, the pharmaceutical industry supported effort to require mandatory psychological screening of all children, and options to oppose those measures.
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This show explored the obesity epidemic in America and discussed conventional and alternative modalities for reduction in weight. Guests included Joanne Conaway, R.N., author of "You Are What You Digest", and Dr. Joel Wallach, Founder of Youngevity.
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On this show, Dr. Gerhart Schrauzer, biochemist and expert in trace minerals, joined scientists Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw, in discussing the effects of nutrients on disease treatment and prevention. While the FDA prohibits this information from reaching consumers at the point of sale, we are pleased to exercise our First Amendment rights to let you hear the latest science.
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On this show Jonathan interviewed experts on the drugs commonly prescribed for prevention and treatment of hypercholesterolemia (high cholesterol), the statins. These experts discussed the lack of scientific evidence supporting the role of statins in reducing the risk of heart attack and stroke and the dangers associated with use of the statin drugs. Guests included Byron Richards, Wellness Resources, and Dr. Peter Langsjoen of the Coenzyme Q10 Laboratory, Inc. Access archive of the show http://www.starradionet.com/archives/emord/200606101600WhiteSprings.wma.
In this edition of Health Law and Politics, Jonathan interviewed Dr. Daniel Mowrey, Director of Scientific Research at Klein-Becker USA, and Dr. Michael John Glade, former Senior Scientist at the American Medical Association, concerning the drugs commonly prescribed for osteoporosis and osteopenia, Fosamax, Boniva, and Actonel. The scientists explained the hazards these drugs pose for the millions of women and men who take them daily. They also explore the benefits of exercise, calcium, vitamin D, and other supplements as a means to reduce the risk of osteoporosis and fractures associated with osteoporosis.
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This edition of Health Law and Politics was a re-broadcast of the show discussing the Business Opportunity Rule. Jonathan interviewed leaders in network marketing concerning a draconian FTC proposed rule (the Business Opportunity Rule) that would severely limit, if not reduce, network marketing in the United States. Jonathan's guests included Youngevity chief Steve Wallach; Youngevity distributor Bernie Owens; Multi-Level Marketing Industry Association Director Ed Jarrin; and MLM Watchdog's Marcie Cook.
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This show concerned the ubiquitous childhood psychoactive drug Ritalin. How have FDA and major drug companies produced a culture of drug dependency in our nation's grade schools? As many as 95% of all children on Ritalin should not be on the drug, yet daily in our schools nurses dispense this mind altering substance. Jonathan's guests included Byron Richards of Wellness Resources, Dr. Mary Ann Block of the Block Center, and Dr. Wallach, founder of Youngevity.
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This show concerned immigration reform. Jonathan interviewed Liberty Committee Director Kent Snyder and Liberty Committee legal counsel Joe Becker concerning measures pending in Congress and possible alternatives. How do we preserve an opportunity society benefited so greatly by immigrants of all kinds and yet protect our borders from illegal aliens and terrorists? This program provided answers to this important question.
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On this edition of Health Law and Politics, Jonathan interviewed leaders in network marketing concerning a draconian FTC proposed rule (the Business Opportunity Rule) that would severely limit, if not reduce, network marketing in the United States. Jonathan's guests included Youngevity chief Steve Wallach; Youngevity distributor Bernie Owens; Multi-Level Marketing Industry Association Director Ed Jarrin; and MLM Watchdog's Marcie Cook.
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This show evaluated global terrorism threats and the steps that are being taken and should be taken to combat those threats. Jonathan's guest was Professor Marvin G. Weinbaum, scholar-in-residence at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C. and former analyst for Pakistan and Afghanistan at the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
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The drug companies exercise undue influence over FDA's drug approval process and are building a culture of drug dependency in the United States. Harvard Medical School Professor Dr. John Abramson discussed the exercise of undue influence, the degree of control drug companies' exercise over physician prescriptions, direct to consumer advertising and consumer demand for drugs, as well as reform measures that can be instituted to reduce undue influence.
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This show was concerned with domestic terrorism threats and steps each person can take to reduce the risk of harm associated with acts of terrorism. Charles B. Simone, M.D., world renowned oncologist and immunologist and author of a self-help book on terrorism preparedness, discussed the biological, chemical, and radiological agents that could be used in acts of domestic terror and specific steps each person should take to prepare in advance for an attack in their region. He explained how a person can tell if a particular agent has been released, the items needed to be stored at home and at work to help reduce the effects of contamination, and the ways to apply and use those items depending on the nature of the specific agent released.
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This edition of Health Law and Politics was a re-broadcast of the show discussing FDA's approval of unsafe drugs, including Vioxx, corruption within the agency, undue influence by major drug companies over FDA decision-making, and the Grassley-Dodd bill now pending in Congress. Guests included: Whistleblower Dr. David Graham, who testified before Senator Charles Grassley's committee in the Senate concerning FDA's approval of unsafe drugs, along with Mark Cohen, Dr. Graham's attorney, from the Government Accountability Project; Merrill Goozner, CSPI Integrity in Science Project Director; Sam Kazman, General Counsel of the Competitive Enterprise Institute; Bill Faloon, President, Life Extension Foundation; Kent Snyder, Executive Director, The Liberty Committee; and Dr. Priscilla Oliver, friend of the late Coretta Scott King.
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This edition of Health Law and Politics was hosted by Dr. Dennis J. Courtney, M.D. Dr. Courtney discussed the issue of childhood vaccinations and their potentially harmful effects. His guests included, Barbara Loe Fisher of the National Vaccine Information Center, Dr. James Sensenig, founding president of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, Dr. Dr Jared Zeff, former Dean of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon and Dr. Thomas Kruzel, former medical director of the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona, and former president of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, D.O. of Osteomed II.
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Health Law and Politics host Jonathan Emord discussed a mandatory adverse event reporting bill about to be introduced in the United States Senate by Senators Kennedy, Harkin, Durbin, and Hatch. The bill will redirect complaints about dietary supplements from local responders to the companies that make the products, decreasing response times in the event of terrorist contamination of supplements in the stores. The bill will also cause publication of all adverse event reports without proof of causality, thus leading to consumer confusion. The program included interviews with supplement designers and licensors Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw; The Liberty Committee Executive Director Kent Snyder; and Bruce Hough, President of Nutraceutical Corporation.
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The March 18 edition of Health Law and Politics examined FDA's war against cherry farmers in America, a war in which FDA is declaring cherry farmers to be purveyors of unapproved drugs (their cherries!) because they have sent customers articles on the therapeutic benefits of cherries. Host Jonathan Emord's guests included, Michael Berst of King Orchards' and Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw, who are in court battling a comparable FDA science ban.
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The March 11 edition of Health Law and Politics discussed the Health Freedom Protection Act now pending in Congress. That bill would end FDA and FTC censorship of health information. Host Jonathan Emord's guests were Congressman Ron Paul, principal sponsor of the bill; Steve Wallach, President of American Longevity; Bernie Owens, leading American Longevity distributor; Michael Sciucco, General Counsel of ITV Direct; and Michael Berst of King Orchards.
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The show answered the question, "Is Medicare destroying quality medical care in America?" by discussing the effects of Medicare on: the quality of medical services, the cost of medical services, the availability of medical services, and the future of innovation in medicine. The show also critiqued the new Medicare prescription drug benefit. Our guests were Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Health Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation and a former senior official in President Reagan's Department of Health and Human Services and Office of Personnel Management; Kent Snyder, Executive Director of The Liberty Committee; Dr. Lawrence Huntoon, neurologist and member of the board of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons; and Michael F. Cannon, Director of Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute and formerly domestic policy analyst at the U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee under Senator Larry E. Craig.
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The show discussed the perverse effects of California Proposition 65: how the proposition requires products that do not cause cancer to carry warning statements that they do; how the proposition has made it difficult for consumers to know when a product causes cancer and when it does not; and how the proposition's private attorney general enforcement provision has made a select group of California lawyers multi-millionaires. Jonathan's guests included California attorney Ann Grimaldi; Competitive Enterprise Institute Director of Risk and Environmental Policy Angela Logomasini; and American Herbal Products Association President Michael McGuffin.
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The show discussed government restrictions on access to alternative medicine, including state medical board actions against physicians; the disparity in medical board treatment of conventional and alternative medicine providers; and the need for reform of state medical boards. Guests included: Dr. Pamela Popper, Executive Director of The Wellness Forum; Dr. Julian Whitaker, leading alternative medicine provider and advocate; Dr. John Gambee, alternative medicine provider whose license was revoked and then restored following passage of Oregon's alternative medicine act; Jeanette Emord, Jonathan's mother, who is a long-time cancer survivor thanks to complimentary cancer care; and Dr. Dennis Courtney, AM Focus on Your Health talk show host and practitioner of alternative and complementary medicine.
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The show concerned FDA censorship of nutritional information for animal supplements. FDA prohibits companies that sell animal supplements from making any claims about the effect of those supplements on animal body structures, functions, and disease. Pet owners are deprived of truthful information that could add years to their pets' lives and reduce their pets' incidence of cancer, arthritis, and skin disease. Our guests included: Bill Bookout of the National Animal Supplement Council; Dr. Joel D. Wallach, DVM, and owner of American Longevity; Dr. Simone, Medical Oncologist, Immunologist, and Radiation Oncologist; Dave Kuncicky of Chamisa Ridge - a pet supplement company; and Mindy Kursban of Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine; and my pug dogs Ernie and Cookie.
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The show discussed FDA's approval of unsafe drugs, including Vioxx, corruption within the agency, undue influence by major drug companies over FDA decision-making, and the Grassley-Dodd bill now pending in Congress. Guests included: Whistleblower Dr. David Graham, who testified before Senator Charles Grassley's committee in the Senate concerning FDA's approval of unsafe drugs, along with Mark Cohen, Dr. Graham's attorney, from the Government Accountability Project; Merrill Goozner, CSPI Integrity in Science Project Director; Sam Kazman, General Counsel of the Competitive Enterprise Institute; Bill Faloon, President, Life Extension Foundation; Kent Snyder, Executive Director, The Liberty Committee; and Dr. Priscilla Oliver, friend of the late Coretta Scott King.
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The show concerned federal and state government actions that deny access to medical treatment with fatal or severe adverse consequences and addressed the Access to Medical Treatment Act now pending in Congress. Our guests included Michael Horwin, father of a boy denied access to an experimental cancer therapy; Jim and Donna Novarro; parents of a son who was also denied access to an experimental cancer therapy; Dr. Charles B. Simone, leading oncologist and immunologist; former Congressman Berkley Bedell, key author and promoter of the Access to Medical Treatment Act; Frank Wiewal of People Against Cancer; and Rita Star, a representative from the Burzynski Patient Group.
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Protect your Health Freedom! Special guests included Kent Snyder, head of the Liberty Committee; Dr. Charles B. Simone, leading oncologist and immunologist; Rev. James E. Orange, founder of the M L King March/Africa/African American Renaissance; Phil Oliver, of the Sickle Cell Foundation Support Group and sports promoter; and Annette Fisher, owner of Wilderness Family Naturals, discus H.R. 4282, the Health Freedom Protection Act.
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The inaugural January 14 program discussed the FDA's ban on ephedra, the agency's unlawful maintenance of that ban in the face of a federal court order holding the ban unlawful, the scientific evidence on the safety and efficacy of low dose ephedra, and the effect on obesity in consumers denied access to the product for weight loss. Featured guests included Arne Astrup, M.D.; scientists Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw; and the President of Nutraceutical Corporation (the party that won the ephedra case) Bruce Hough.
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