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The following is a KSCO commentary.  Here is Kay Zwerling:

          It may be delinquent for our government to not recognize our military to the extent that it deserves by not giving it and its families higher wages.

          Able-bodied young men are urged to join the military and put themselves in harm’s way, but they may receive low wages and if they have families their wages may also be low compared to those persons working at desk in our now large Obama government.

          When Obama used the first stimulus billions in his government to reward his buddies for helping him become President by enlarging our government unnecessarily, that was a total waste – now we have further expenses and still no new real jobs. 

          Now we see too many of our soldiers coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan crippled (why are we fighting so far from home?).  

          Many return without arms or legs with permanent disabilities and struggle financially and it does not appear that our government offers much help simply because our TV’s are filled with requests for We the People to help our Veterans and continue doing so indefinitely. 

          To a point, We the People should be generous, but when does our government step in and also help?

          For many years, I have chosen to help the Paralyzed Veterans – but lately I have been receiving every day in the mail at least 30 requests for help from Veterans associations and other needy charities. 

          Because of these abundant requests so suddenly, I am somewhat irritated to learn that my name and the names of other charitable Americans have been sold to many other organizations asking for help.   And, that is a violation of our privacy!  

          It may be way past time for Obama and our federal government to step up to the plate and also help all of our needy soldiers and their families.  

          It is the moral responsibility of the government who sent our men into war, to take care of them and their families indefinitely if necessary – and if private citizens would like to help out, that would be compassionate, but our government must be the one responsible entity. 

          And finally, why can’t we think carefully before we allow ourselves to go to war with other countries?   Can’t we see that nobody wins in wars except the companies who create the guns and ammunition?   Otherwise, every side loses. 

For KSCO, this is Kay Zwerling.

© copyright 2012

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing black history month. Outlining some of the ideas discussed in his book and companion CD "Black Gene Lies". Where he discusses his theory that diseases the main stream medical industry says are genetic is wrong. Contending that reason that black men don't generally live as long as white or hispanic isn't due to genes. But rather differences in the quality of healthcare and differences in diets and lifestyles.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article concerning studies on the health benefits of drinking coffee. One study found that people who consistently drank coffee had a 20% lower risk of haveing a stroke. Another study found those who drank four or more cups daily had a 50% reduced risk of developing type 2 diabetes. A Chinese study found compounds in coffee inhibited the formation of a protein called human islet amyloid polypeptide. These can accumulate in organs and interfere with normal function and cause disease.

Callers

• Joy is starting to go into menopause and is experiencing changes in her menstrual cycle.
• Dave's wife was recently diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer.
• Travis's wife has aplastic anemia and has follow-up questions from a previous call.
• JoAnna is experiencing swollen eyes and symptoms resembling TMJ (temporomandibular jaw disorder) upon awakening in the morning.

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing weight gain and obesity.  Citing statistics of how the U.S. now ranks number one in the world in obesity and overweight people.  Contending this is due to people consuming sugar and empty calories.  All because they have pica and cribbing due to mineral deficiencies.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding a study on omega-3 fatty acids.  The study followed over 3300 adults over the age of 65 for 14 years.  Testing their blood levels of omega-3s at the onset of the study.  During the study periond 789 people developed atrial fibrillation.  The study concluded that those in the top 25% with the highest levels of omega-3s had a 30% lower risk in developing atrial fibrillation compared to those in the lowest 25%.

Callers

• Rick has been diagnosed with cardia PVC (premature ventricular contraction).
• Gregory has two questions and a testimonial of how his wife was able to shrink an ovarian tumor by using a nutritional protocol outlined by Dr. Wallach.  The first question concerns an eighteen year old boy with autism.  Second he asks Doc if he should be concerned about ridges on his own fingernails.
• Carmel has two questions the first about chronic leg cramps.  Next she asks Dr. Wallach how she can lower her blood pressure without medications.
• Jessica's cat has been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease.
• Phillip asks Dr. Wallach's opinion of Greek yogurt in protein shakes.
• Randall has several health challenges involving his lungs including COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) sarcoidosis and pulmonary artery hypertension.

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing preventative medicine. Contending that medical screening tests aren't prevention but merely early detection of disease. Citing several recent studies that have found many of these screening tests have high percentages of false positives. All of these false positives are leading to unnecessary treatments and procedures often harming patients.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article concerning a recent study on breast cancer surgeries. The study found that nearly one quarter of partial mastectomies require more surgery. A study of over 2200 women who had undergone a partial mastectomy at 4 hospitals from 2003 to 2008 found that 23% had to have additional surgery.

Callers

• Rita's husband has had a chronic urinary infection for several months.
• Sharolynn gives a testimonial on how well the "Blooming Minerals" product has worked on her roses. She also has a question regarding how often the product should be applied.
• Ray's 80 year old mother has several health challenges including hypertension, leaky heart valve, high cholesterol and a stomach ulcer.
• Kit's 9 year old son has blood in his urine.

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Monologue

Dr. Wallach starts the show discussing the growing importance of disease prevention. Because of the increasing costs of healthcare and prevention is not screening tests. Citing the statistics of where the U.S. ranks in health. Asserting the U.S. ranks 92nd in healthfulness, 60th in longevity and 41st in live births and first year survivability. While the U.S. spends more on healthcare than all of the other countries combined.

Pearls of Wisdom

Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a news article regarding studies on low back pain. Experts contend that 80% of all Americans will experience low back pain at some point in their lives. Costing some $90 billion a year in lost productivity. This according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. The article contends there are ways of combating low back pain without surgery. Listing the causes of low back pain as weight gain and obesity, sitting for long hours with bad posture, sagging mattresses, high heels and heavy purses or backpacks.

Callers

• Bonita has several health challenges including trigeminal neuralgia, chest pains, pre-diabetes, hypertension and bipolar disorder.
• Katrina's five year old daughter has been diagnosed with Kawasaki's disease.
• Elaine was previously diagnosed with hypothyroidism and gives a testimonial on how well a supplement program worked to help her cut medications in half.
• Brian's 81 year old mother has several health challenges including atrial fibrulation, macular degeneration, hearing and short term memory loss and congestive heart disease.

Call Dr. Wallach's live radio program weekdays from noon until 1pm pacific time at 831-685-1080 or toll free at 888-379-2552.