Health Show 11:00-12:00
This morning I will have an amazing show! Starting things off will be my first guest Shahla Whitmore from Angelbare. Angelbare’s laser is a low level light laser. The laser therapy unit is the most innovative laser system available in today's market. Angelbare Laser system employs cold and soft laser energy, unlike the lasers used in surgery to burn away or obliterate tissue. It is safe, gentle and effective. The laser treatments focus light energy (photons) that normalize damaged tissue by activating enzymes within the body. The improved blood flow from the light significantly increases the number of red corpuscles that deliver life giving oxygen and nutrients to the hair bulb. The infrared light increases cellular metabolism, blood circulation and the supply of oxygen. The synergistic effect created by the two forms of light gives your hair its best chance for a healthy growth cycle. This process helps to produce a stronger, faster, healthier growing hair shaft and a healthy scalp overall. For more information visit them, call, or visit their webite! Angelbare.com, 1193 Walnut Street Newton, MA 02461 *617-527-0002
I will also be joined by Tom Elias. He will be here to tell us about The Burzynski treatment. It is non-toxic and based on naturally-occurring peptides, now has orphan designation from the FDA and approval for a Phase III multi-center clinical trial against two types of brain tumors that are virtually incurable by any other method: brain stem gliomas and optical path gliomas. A Phase III trial against astrocytomas is also about to be approved. This is the same treatment the FDA called a fraud while it was attempting to imprison Dr. Burzynski in the late 1990s. The change is due to the treatment's continued strong performance and changes in personnel at the FDA. Our new fourth printing of The Burzynski Breakthrough has just appeared this week, it is not yet in bookstores, but can be ordered at Amazon.com and eBay, discounted about one-third from the cover price at both sites. Orders can also be placed by email at burzbook@aol.com,
Stacey Bell has been a registered dietitian for 35 years, and has worked in that capacity and conducted clinical research studies for 20 years. She received a doctorate in nutrition from Boston University, with Honors in 1994. She was on the faculty at Harvard Medical School in Boston, and has published over 70 peer-reviewed scientific articles. Her research interests included obesity, diabetes, cancer, AIDS, burned patients, and critical illness. Faced with the challenge of counseling her overweight patients, and skeptical of exaggerated claims by some dietary supplements, Stacey J. Bell, D.Sc., dietitian and author decided to conduct her own research project. She took pad and paper into her local drug store and began writing down all the ingredients and ingredient blends for the myriad of supplements being marketed for weight loss. She, along with her colleagues, Wendy Van Ausdal and Greg Grochoski performed a thorough search of scientific journals to determine which of the ingredients were shown to be effective based on published clinical studies. Their goal: “To make consumers, medical professionals, and retailers aware of those supplements that will provide the best results based on published clinical data.” The full results of the study are published in the article, “Do Dietary Supplements Help Promote Weight Loss,” Journal of Dietary Supplements, March, 2009. staceyjbell.com
Michael Tucker and his wife, Jill Eikenberry, are enjoying the early
years of retirement in their dream house, a beautiful 350-year-old
stone farmhouse in the central Italian province of Umbria, when life
rears its ugly head on their summer plans. Jill’s mother’s second
husband, Ralph, has passed away, and Michael and Jill must leave the
respite of the Italian countryside and travel westward to console Lora,
Jill’s mother, and help her plan her future. Thus begins Family Meals,
a beautifully told memoir that explores the meaning of family and
examines the sacrifices we make for those we love. After Ralph’s death,
Lora begins a rapid decline into dementia, and Jill wrestles with the
decision to move her from Santa Barbara to New York City. The Tuckers
initially attempt to place Lora in a senior residence in New York, but
when an apartment becomes vacant right across the hall from them, they
grab it for Lora. Michael and Jill’s children, Alison and Max—much to
their parents’ happiness—decide not only to relocate to Manhattan but
also move in together. Their family, which had been a loose network of
individual strands, has become, remarkably, a unit. It’s all very
Italian.
Lifestyle Show 12:00-1:00
Michael Tucker and his wife, Jill Eikenberry, are enjoying the early
years of retirement in their dream house, a beautiful 350-year-old
stone farmhouse in the central Italian province of Umbria, when life
rears its ugly head on their summer plans. Jill’s mother’s second
husband, Ralph, has passed away, and Michael and Jill must leave the
respite of the Italian countryside and travel westward to console Lora,
Jill’s mother, and help her plan her future. Thus begins Family Meals,
a beautifully told memoir that explores the meaning of family and
examines the sacrifices we make for those we love. After Ralph’s death,
Lora begins a rapid decline into dementia, and Jill wrestles with the
decision to move her from Santa Barbara to New York City. The Tuckers
initially attempt to place Lora in a senior residence in New York, but
when an apartment becomes vacant right across the hall from them, they
grab it for Lora. Michael and Jill’s children, Alison and Max—much to
their parents’ happiness—decide not only to relocate to Manhattan but
also move in together. Their family, which had been a loose network of
individual strands, has become, remarkably, a unit. It’s all very
Italian.
After Robert Jordan's death, Brandon Sanderson was selected by Harriet McDougal (Robert Jordan's widow), to complete the final book in Jordan's epic fantasy series The Wheel of Time. Harriet asked him to complete the series after being deeply impressed by Mistborn: The Final Empire. A Vietnam veteran who got his start in fantasy by extending the popular Conan the Barbarian series, Robert Jordan introduced a series of his own in 1990 and became a cult favorite. The Wheel of Time saga casts an epic struggle against evil in a complex, compelling world that keeps bringing readers back. The final volume of the Wheel of Time, A Memory of Light, was partially written by Robert Jordan before his untimely passing in 2007. Brandon Sanderson, New York Times bestselling author of the Mistborn books, was chosen by Jordan’s editor---his wife, Harriet McDougal---to complete the final book. The scope and size of the volume was such that it could not be contained in a single book, and so Tor proudly presents The Gathering Storm as the first of three novels that will make up A Memory of Light. This short sequence will complete the struggle against the Shadow, bringing to a close a journey begun almost twenty years ago and marking the conclusion of the Wheel of Time, the preeminent fantasy epic of our era. www.brandonsanderson.com
What is hell like, and how does one avoid an eternity of torment? Bill Wiese shares his unforgettable experience during which God allowed him to see and feel the agony people endure in hell. Wiese's visit to the devil's lair lasted just twenty-three minutes, but he returned from this with vivid details etched in his memory. He records an accurate account of his experience in this book, presenting more than three hundred scriptures that verify the horrors he endured and observed.
A graduate of UC-Berkeley with a degree in molecular biology, Wendy Northcutt started collecting the stories that make up the Darwin Awards in 1993, and she founded the Web site soon thereafter. She has been profiled in Salon.com and USA Today, and now divides her time between managing the website and working as an Internet consultant. The Darwin Awards Web site has received awards from Yahoo!, USA Today, and the BBC. Named in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, The Darwin Awards vividly portrays the finest examples of evolution in action, and shows us just how uncommon common sense can be.
Marvel at the thief who steals electrical wires without shutting off the current. Gape at the lawnchair jockey who floats to a height of 16,000 feet suspended by helium balloons. Learn from the man who peers into a gasoline can using a cigarette lighter. All three — and many more — contend for Darwin Awards when their choices culminate in magnificent misadventures.
These tales of trial and awe-inspiring error—verified by the author and endorsed by website readers—illustrate the ongoing saga of survival of the fittest in all its selective glory. www.darwinawards.com