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WHO Doubletalk, Brazil bails, Separation of Medicine and State , Army warning, Outside The Box With Ty Bollinger, Contact Tracing, Soviet America, Texas resistance, Gates “misinformation”, Cancer corruption and MORE!

June 10, 2020 Gabriel Carhart Brazil, Contact tracing, North Texas, Pandemic Discussion, research, texas, Ty Bollinger, who

June 10th, 2020 3-5PM ET Wednesday on The Robert Scott Bell Show: The WHO just obliterated every argument for mandatory

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Coughing Tiger – Hidden Agenda, Rebellion in Maine, Texas Mask Fine, Hydroxychloroquine, Dr. Rashid Buttar, 5G, Censorship, CBD and More!

April 6, 2020April 6, 2020 Gabriel Carhart bronx zoo, corona virus, hydroxychloroquine, masks, medical supplies, New Jersey, NJ, research, texas

Apr 6th, 2020 3-5PM ET Monday on The Robert Scott Bell Show: Coughing tiger at the Bronx Zoo tests positive

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Natural Remedies 

Chinese Mushroom Have Anti-Aging Benefits

October 12, 2010 RSB Staff anti-aging, cancer, Cordyceps, Cordyceps sinesis, LifeGen, longevity, mushroom, Nu Skin, research

The cordyceps mushroom is back in the spotlight again, except this time for its anti-aging properties. Researchers from Nu Skin

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Health Concerns 

The End of the Autism/Vaccine Debate?

September 16, 2010 RSB Staff autism, immunizations, measles, MMR, Pediatrics, research, rubella, vaccine

On playgrounds and at playdates, it’s hard to have a conversation about childhood immunizations without the word autism popping up.

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Health Concerns 

Prescription Painkillers Now Gateway Drugs To Hard Drug Use

August 30, 2010 RSB Staff addicted, addiction, detox, detoxification, Doctor, family medicine, heroin, medication, opiod, prescription, research, richard blondell, street drugs, subtance abuse

Shocking new research out of the University of Buffalo has revealed that popular prescription opioid medications are causing people to

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Natural Remedies 

High Cocoa Chocolate Can Prevent Cardio Illness

August 25, 2010October 27, 2012 RSB Staff chocolate, dark chocolate, europe, heart benefits, high cocoa, high flavanol, nutrient, organic chocolate, research, Swedish

The alleged health benefits of chocolate have circulated the news in recent years, but new research shows that not just

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Natural Remedies 

Heart Failure Can Be Cured With Acupuncture

August 5, 2010 RSB Staff acupuncture, america, cardiovascular system, Dr. Arnt Kristen, Dr. Johannes, heart attack, heart failure, Heart Failure Society, nervous system, patients, placebo, research, sympathetic nervous system, treatments, Tumor necrosis factor alpha, United States

Heart failure is a progressive condition marked by a worsening of the heart’s ability to pump enough blood to supply

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Health Concerns 

Sporadic Type Of Mad Cow Disease Results From Surgery

August 4, 2010 RSB Staff CJD, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, Dr. DePedro, incurable, Jesus de Pedro, Journal of Neurology, mad cow disease, National Epidemiology Center of the Carlos III Health Institute, National Institue of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, NINDS, research, spongiform, Sporadic Type, surgery 0

There is probably no more horrific and frightening incurable disease than Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD). Also known as the human form

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Health Concerns 

Mothers Taking Probiotics Can Reduce Risk Of Eczema In Babies

July 29, 2010 RSB Staff babies, beneficial microorganisms, British Jounal of Dermatology, eczema, friendly, Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, mothers, National Institutes of Health, offspring, placebo, pregnancy, probiotic, Probiotics, reduce risk, research, toddlers, women

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Health Concerns 

New Dr.'s Linked To Unnecessary Deaths, Especially In July

June 22, 2010 Robert Scott Bell death, Dr. David Phillips, errors, Gwendolyn Barker, Hospitals, Journal of General Internal Medicine, July Effect, Medical errors, medication errors, physician, research, Surgical procedures

If you plan on going to a teaching hospital for a test or elective procedure, here’s a warning that could

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