FDA horse racing, state supremacy, opiate crisis! Finding homeopaths, Lyme cures, CBD for HBP. Dr. Buttar, detoxing sedentary kids!

June 19th, 2017, 7-9PM EDT

Monday on The Robert Scott Bell Show: 

“Our postings on the FDC Act typically focus on more straightforward applications of FDA’s regulation of the food and drug world. Drug development, patent dances, off-label promotion prosecutions, newly defined menu labeling—these are some of the many issues we associate with FDA’s activities. But since the passage of the Food and Drugs Act of 1906 (the predecessor to the modern FDC Act), FDA has asserted its statutory and regulatory authority in a number of unexpected/unique circumstances.  The most recent example: the prosecution of a racehorse doping scandal in Pennsylvania.”

Drug dealers expect to deal with law enforcement scrutiny and take calculated risks that they may end up in court for pushing illegal product on the streets. Less so, prescription pain-pill makers. But now, some of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies are getting a taste of the medicine street dealers deal with every day.

A single dose of cannabidiol reduces blood pressure in healthy volunteers.

QOTD

Where can we go to find a good homeopath near me?!

Bridgette

Ep-a-je-ne-tiks: heritable changes that are not caused by changes in the DNA sequence.

Also known as the “bad genes” responsible for the epigenetic epidemic. Have you ever heard that someone has bad genes to blame for the obesity, autism, or cancer that runs in their family?  Don’t buy it– it’s a load of crap.  There’s no such thing as a genetic epidemic. It takes a million years to effect evolutionary change in the genes of our DNA– if you even believe in evolution.  I don’t want to piss off my Weston A. Price readers and DMT psychonauts. 

Yoga and meditation may do more than just help you feel relaxed in the moment. A new scientific review suggests that these and other mindfulness exercises can actually reverse stress-related changes in genes linked to poor health and depression.

What would you do if the council ordered the death of one of your favorite trees, and then made you pay for it? That’s what happened to one man in Redondo Beach, California, but although he lost the battle, he most certainly won the war. Because unknown to the council, the man, who’s an arborist, had a perfect way to avenge the death of his 30-year-old pepper tree. What did he do?

Hour 2 ~ Advanced Medicine with Dr. Buttar: 

QOTD:

We have a medically complex and frail special needs daughter born with Noonan syndrome. Start in in September, 2016 she developed an unknown form of anemia where her body destroys her Red blood cells.she has needed transfusions every week for the last 6 weeks. She also has large giant cell tumors on her ankles, knees and wrist. She has terrible pain in her legs. She can no longer walk or stand. She is bedbound. If she has her legs down she gets terrible edema. She has “failure to thrive”,  is 11 years old 4 ft but only 53 pounds. She has low muscle tone.

She has been on formula, and synthetic or processed food and nutrients here whole life. A fan of your show suggested we reach out to find alternative ways to help her.

Thank you in advance

Dangerous unproven treatments for ‘chronic Lyme disease’ are on the rise. Or, is this just another pharmaceutical conflicted mainstream media report to discredit non-drug approaches to serious immune challenges?

Increasing number of Americans with medically ambiguous symptoms are being misdiagnosed with “chronic Lyme disease” and prescribed dangerous and often expensive treatments that do not work, according to a new report.

Woman wrongly diagnosed with cancer had unnecessary mastectomy, suit claims.

Lead found in 20% of baby food samples, especially juices and veggies. 

“Activity levels at the end of adolescence were alarmingly low, and by age 19, they were comparable to 60-year-olds,” said Vadim Zipunnikov, author of a recent study at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.