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most of the time. All Right, We're going to talk about a very

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important topic shortly here related to cholesterol. So if you have anybody in the

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room in the next room that is
taking statin drugs or cholesterol alluring drugs,

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they might want to listen to this
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pick up on some of this important
information I'm about to discuss related to cholesterol

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alering drugs, one of the most
prolific drug categories in the United States today.

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So many people are taking cholesterol a
lowering drugs or statin drugs, and

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I'm sure there's people that are being
helped by them to some degree. I've

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always been suspicious of them because of
the mechanism by which they are used,

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and a lot of people are finally
picking up on that, and we'll get

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Almost half of cholesterol drug users don't
need the drug. That's what the

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American Heart Association is intimating of late. I know a lot of consumers are

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just totally caught off guard by that. They're confused about that. What do

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you mean we don't need almost half? We don't need statins anymore. I

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thought they were important. I thought
they were saving my life. I thought

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I couldn't get away without statins because
my heart would explode it and have a

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heart attack. Well, the American
Heart Association developed updated guidelines with a new

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equation to calculate risks of cardiovascular disease
in today's population, as though it's any

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different today than it was back when
these statin drugs first came out thirty seven

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years ago, Folks, thirty seven
years ago, statin drugs, and again,

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I'm not doubting the fact that they
have efficacy to a certain degree,

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but there's been a lot of health
experts, a lot of doctors decrying for

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years now that they're being used by
way too many people for all the wrong

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reasons. And then suddenly magically boom, just like that, nearly half around

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forty percent of people, according to
the American Heart Association, around forty percent

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of people currently advised to take statin
drugs, and there's a lot of them

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on the market. D Jore Cluster
Learning drugs would not need to take them

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if they were assessed today using the
new magical out of thin air criteria that

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I guess didn't war that was working
just a short time ago, and now

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all of a sudden, no,
no, no, not so much.

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This according to a new study published
just this last week in the journal of

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the American Medical Association Internal Medicine.
So what do we have here. We

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have thirty seven years at least where
forty percent of statin or cholesterol alluring drug

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users to this class of drugs.
We're taking the drugs. You guessed it

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unnecessarily. Let me repeat that,
based on the new criteria, the new

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magical science of modern day medicine.
They went back and they sharpened their pencils

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and they're saying, look, okay, there's new criteria today. We are

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calculating the need for cholesterol alluring drugs
on a different basis today. And oh,

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just want to let you know that
about forty percent of you people who

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are taking it, almost half shouldn't
be taking statin drugs based on the new

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criteria. Wow, this just amazes
me. And that's why I'm always fascinated

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with how you know, these hardcore
doctors. Doctor Fauci is the epitome of

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conventional medicine. I am science his
proclamation. But there's a lot of little

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tyrants like that in modern medicine where
they think they're all that and a white

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coat and the stethoscope, godlike creatures
above everybody else looking down. But I

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digress. Now that's the science that
they call the modern day science. We're

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gonna suddenly just tell forty percent of
people who are taking these drugs that have

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been taking them for years, risking
liver damage, brain damage, nerve damage,

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risking the risk of diabetes, risk
of cancer. I mean, the

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list goes on and on. Look
up the list of adverse side effects of

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stating drugs, and again, drugs
are not bad. I'm not here to

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bash drugs or statins. I'm here
to remind you that medical care has severe

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limitations. And this just proves it. Even though a lot of people believe

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that everything that walks out of the
mouth or comes out of the mouth of

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somebody with an MD behind their name
is the gospel, it is one hundred

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percent fact. It is one hundred
percent science, and I'm going to follow

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it to the letter. And the
only thing you need to think about in

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rebuking that response is COVID nineteen vaccines
or COVID nineteen shots. What a cluster

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that was. But I digress.
Now we're talking about these statin drugs and

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how they got it wrong. For
thirty seven years at least in half the

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people taking them. They're basically saying, without saying it, and hoping to

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pull the woe of your eyes,
is that we made a mistake. We're

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wrong about out the calculation of who
really needs stating drugs, and we're going

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to pull them back from about four
out of ten people who are taking them.

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Wow, this is amazing to me. I wonder how all the people

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who have suffered greatly with adverse side
effects and the expense and the hassle and

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everything else of taking these cholesterol lowering
drug statins, what are they saying right

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now when their doctors inform them that, Oh, Joe or Sally, I'm

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glad you're in my office today and
we're going to make some adjustments in your

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drug regimen. You don't need your
status any longer. Say what, No,

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No. The American Heart Associators.
American Heart Associators come up with some

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interesting new data calculating the risk of
cardiovascular today and today's population, and you're

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not in there. Therefore, we're
going to reduce your drug load and I'm

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going to unprescribe the statin that you've
been on for five, ten or fifteen

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years or maybe twenty. You can
only I can only imagine what consumers are

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thinking about this. I know what
I think. I think it confirms me

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of the unnecessary drugs that are given
out every single day to millions of people,

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unknowing that it's going to occur in
some level someday. And don't forget

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that about seventy percent of all drugs, there's actually one hundred percent of all

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drugs. The average adverse side effects
about seventy adverse side effects of the average

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drug. We're going to finish up
on this statin choluster a learning drug dilemb

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After this, I'm doctor Bob Martin, and I welcome you back or welcome

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you to this hour of the Doctor
Bob Martsen's show. Thank you so very

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much for tuning into this program.
Now, if you were with us last

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segment, you hear me talking about
this latest revelation out of the American Heart

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Association. Apparently they have developed new
updated guidelines with a new equation, we'll

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call it fuzzy math, to calculate
the risks of cardiovascular disease in today's population,

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to correct what has been wrong in
about one out of two people over

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the last thirty seven years, they
were taking staton drugs, cholestero alluring drugs.

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They're basically just sort of sliding it
on in hoping that nobody sees it.

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Elephant in the room, and that
is they're finding out that cholesterol is

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not it folks. I mean,
this is what it is. It's what

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it's all about. You know.
Blaming cholesterol for plaque in one's arteries is

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like blaming you know. You're you. You see a lot of fire engines

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going to a fire. There's a
three alarmed fire in a home, and

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you happen to go down that street
on your way home and you have to

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go past the big fire, and
you see all the fire engines out there

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trying to hose down the house that's
on fire to protect the house from burning

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completely to the foundation. And you're
going past and you go, oh my

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gosh, look at all those fire
engines. There's the cause of the problem.

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There's the problem with the fire.
The fire was the fire engines.

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That's ridiculous to blame the fireman and
the fire engines just because they were at

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the scene of the fire. That's
not the cause of the fire. Somehow

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that fire got started and it wasn't
the fire engines that showed up to put

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it out. That's what cholesterol is
in the arteries your body makes about seventy

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percent of seventy to eighty percent of
your cholesterol is produced in your liver.

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That's we make it, and then
we take in, of course, a

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certain amount of dietary cholesterol as well. Cholesterol is necessary, it's vital.

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You couldn't live without it. It's
important to your brain, your nerves,

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your hormones, everything. Every cell
in your body has cholesterol in it.

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Made it a demon. Thirty seven
years ago, the drug companies figured out

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how to parlay a study that showed
that people who had plaque in their arteries

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and went on to have heart attacks
they found cholesterol there. So of course

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they blamed the cholesterol. Cholesterol was
a bystander. Cholesterol was the equivalent of

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the fire engines showing up at the
fire. It's all about inflammation, folks.

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When you have an inflammation going on
inside your body, inside your arteries,

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the body brings cholesterol there as a
let's say, a substance to put

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out the fire. But it's not
the cause of the problem. But yet

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the drug companies parlayed that into a
gold mine, and doctors got sucked right

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into it, and they've been prescribing
cholesterol alluring drugs for thirty seven years to

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at least half the people taking them
unnecessarily and risking all the side effects.

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That's basically what the American Heart Association
saying. So the cholesterol, yes,

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is important. It's there, but
it's not there because it's the problem.

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It's there as a bystander. It's
there to put a sort of a fat

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slick over the fire to try to
put it out. But blocking cholesterol does

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nothing. It doesn't do anything.
I mean, there's always exceptions to the

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rule with these people with genetic problems
with apole B small particle and things like

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that, but that's not what we're
talking about. We're talking about getting the

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big picture here. And here we
have the American Heart Association developing a new

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risk assessment to evaluate a person's risk
of heart disease. The assessment called prevent

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unbelievable. How they use the word
prevent in conventional medicine farthest thing from the

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truth there is significantly they say,
reduces the number of people who must take

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these statin cholesterol learning drugs to prevent
heart disease. What they're basically doing is

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admitting these calculations because they knew that
the drug companies, they finally figured it

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out, even though you know,
it goes against all of the preaching up

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to this point that everybody, every
man, woman, child, and every

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guppy needs to be on cholesterol alluring
drugs. We'd save the humanity, the

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furthest thing from the truth. And
again, there are people, I'm sure

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that have benefited by it, but
most don't because we're not talking about inflammation,

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which is the real smoking gun behind
why people develop high cholesterol in the

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first place. Most of them,
you know, minus people who have genetic

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issues and there's a small subset population
for that. Here's what one of the

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lead researchers of this study who is
telling people they don't need their statins,

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about one out of two people don't
need their statins anymore, he says,

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Doctor Tuthy Anderson says lead author here
I quote. We don't want people to

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think that they were treated incorrectly in
the past. They were treated with the

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best data we had when cluster learning
drugs were introduced. This is a cardiovascular

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risk calculator. Doctor Timothy Anderson,
lead author of the study, said in

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the news release, the data have
changed. Well, the thing that really

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chides me the most is that how
doctors try to believe and how they mds

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now try to get you to believe
that every single thing that they say is

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one hundred percent accurate and one hundred
percent truthful. Now, a lot of

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men and women in medicine do a
great job, and they try to be

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as as accurate as they can,
but what they really need to be portraying

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is telling you the public that medicine
is not an exact science. It's far

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from that. It's an art and
a philosophy based on scientific principles, but

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it is subject to errors and errors
happen. Why do you think medical miscare

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is the number one cause of death, even higher than heart disease, even

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higher than cancer and other diseases.
It's because mistakes are made. But the

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arrogance in conventional medicine is so rank
with the likes of doctor Fauci saying I

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am science, you must believe me, basically saying I am God and you

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must believe me, and some people
some people actually do. And you need

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to discount that when any human any
mortal tries to portray that they are beyond

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the mistakes they make. Every single
day. We all make mistakes. That's

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when you need to run, not
walk away from somebody that dangerous. Doctor

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Timothy Anderson, the lead author of
this study, which is saying, look,

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we were wrong about the gloster Laarnie
rugs about half of the people that

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are taking them shouldn't be taking him
because of a new calculation. He goes

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on to say, for a patient
who we know is at a lower risk

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than we previously thought, meaning we
guessed and we were wrong, if we

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recommend they stopped taking statins, they
still should be back to a higher risk

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five years down the road, for
the simple reason that everybody's risk goes up

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as we get older. Just more
confusion now. The study compared the American

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Heart Association's h A twenty twenty three
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the American Heart Association's most recent guidelines, which use prevent The study a

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new risk assessing equation found that fewer
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lowering drug. Amazing, folks.
The takeaway here, The takeaway is inflammation.

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meaning diet, exercise, lifestyle,
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acids, fiber in the diet of
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cause the inflammation to happen, which
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dangerous lifestyles. That's where the action's
at all. Right, We're going to

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get to phone calls and your open
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of heart health and how important that
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a lot more people are taking charge
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it's the inflammation that matt is when
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you get that corralled and controlled and
understand it, cholesterol values go down,

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they get better, they get better. And speaking of heart health, you

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should know about Mother Nature providing something
called red sage, the herb. We

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know how important our heart health is
and how critical it is to our overall

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health. That's why there's so much
focus on it. Your heart is responsible

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for pumping nutrient rich blood throughout your
body. That is key to health.

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It supplies oxygen while removing toxins and
waste, maintaining a healthy heart using what

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Mother Nature put there for us to
discover. And now the science is now

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showing how important it is maintaining a
healthy heart with something called red Sage plus

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from Terry naturally vitamins, that's something
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This hard healthy formula supports circulation to
keep your cardiovascular system strong. Also,

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the research that has come out of
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that the herb red sage improves not
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And we know that insolent sensitivity often
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and diabetes and heart disease kind of
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plus reduces inflammation. What I was
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why the body overproduces cholesterol in the
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red sage the herb, maybe a
powerful natural alternative that can support healthy blood

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sugar levels, and red sage plus, the supplement from Terry Naturally Vitamins combines

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the power of HRS sixty five red
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vessels and arteries and support healthy blood
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Red Sage HRS sixty five delivers powerful
self protecting antioxidants to maintain optimal artery

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health, while the HRG eighty red
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stress. Clinical studies to have shown
that when you're under stress, your body

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can overproduce cholesterol in response to the
inflammatory response associated with stress. So you're

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encouraged to support your cardiovascular system,
blood sugar balance and manage stress more effectively

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today with something called red Sage Plus
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it at your local health food store, or you can go directly to the

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website Terry Naturally Vitamins dot com Terry
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the supplement. All right, let's
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go to the phones now. First
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Kingsport, Tennessee. Hello, my
name is Catherine. I'm calling from Kingsport,

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Tennessee, and I'm calling about a
study that was posted on CNN dot

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com. The study says that low
calorisweetener xylotol is linked to heart attack and

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stroke. And I'm wondering if you
can explain that because I do use your

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spry Mouth system. It's the only
tuescaste I use, and I use it

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for mouthwash as well. I use
the Xclear nose and so I'm wondering if

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you could address the CNN study that
is stating that the low calorie sweetener xylotol

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is linked to heart attack and stroke. Thank you all right, Catherine,

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Thank you for your call from Kingsport, Tennessee. Appreciate that. Now.

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I did answer this question last week
on the program, and you can hear

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like almost a forty five minute explanation
of this. By going into my podcast

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library over at doctor bob dot com
spelling out the word doctor d Octo r

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bob dot com. Then podcast that
would be our number one, our number

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one last week, you'll get the
forty five minute explanation of this. I

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mean, it's intense. And so
the answer to this, you know,

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and I'll give you just you know, for those people who are curious about

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it, they're listening right now,
aren't going to go to the podcast library,

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just an overview of it, and
that is that xylotol is a natural

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sweetener and it's found in fruits and
veggies. You're eating xylotol every day in

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small quantities. And if you're consuming
strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, if you're

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eating any mushrooms, cauliflower, plums, pumpkins, apples, and carrots,

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all of them have amounts of xylotol
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makes xylatol. Human beings make xylotol
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That's true. Now when you see
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the marketplace, Catherine, that are
you know, causing people to run for

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the run for the door and say, oh my gosh, I've been using

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violoto. Question it. Even the
study author questions it. Doctor Stanley Hasen

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from Cleveland Clinic saying that using toothpaste
and xylotol we're chewing a stick of gum

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with it, are probably not a
problem. This study does not show xylotol

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caused incidents of heart attack or stroke
or death. The study merely reports simple

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alludes to an observational effect on platelets, and the people that they also observed

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were high risk people. This is
the same kind of a hit piece that

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they did on a reathrotol not long
ago, and Omega three not long ago.

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You have to understand there's an agenda
behind this. I'm not going to

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stop using xylotol for sure, because
it's really curbed all of my dental issues

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and other problems as well. But
again, listen to the whole forty five

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minutes of the diatribe from last week. Appreciate your call. I'm doctor Bob

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Martin. All right, doctor Bob
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Let's get right back to work with
your telephone calls and questions. Next up

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is Charlie calling in from Rudy,
Arkansas. Good morning, Doctor Bob.

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My name is Charlie and I live
in Rudy, Arkansas. I just found

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your show about a week ago.
I have an issue. When I got

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out of the military back in the
sixties, they put me on all kinds

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of drugs. But anyways, the
one that I boudly liked or stayed with

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was called adavan, and I stayed
with it for fifty years. Now nobody

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can prescribe it for me, and
they're cutting me off, and I need

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to know what to do. Thank
you so much, okay, Charlie,

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thank you for your call and your
service to our country. Sir, I

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appreciate that. Wow, Adavan for
fifty years, that's a long time to

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take a drug like adavan. Adavan, by the way, is a benzo

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diazepin class of drugs, sedative drug
folks, class of drugs that you might

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recognize the word valium. That was
the older category of benzo dasmin adavan.

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Now, I mean in some hospitals, I'm not hitting you on this.

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Some hospitals it's almost a running joke
when somebody comes in and they're all stressed

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and they're all hyped up, and
they're anxious and wild. They the nurses

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and the doctors, they'll they'll talk
to each other and say Okay, so,

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so and so in operatory room or
examining table, this needs vitamin A.

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They refer to adavan, the drug
the benzodesmen drug as vitamin a just

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as a code word, code code
talk. It's weird. It's a drug

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that's prescribed to reduce symptoms of anxiety
and panic attacks, which is all about

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fear. Obviously, Charlie, while
he was defending bravely our country in the

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military, developed an abnormal level of
fear that he did not get and fifty

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years ago he went to a doctor
and said, hey, doc, I'm

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just I'm anxious all the time.
I can't you know, this stuff keeps

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rolling around in my head, things
bad things that happened to me when I

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was in the military. And the
doctor at that point prescribed at a VAN

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And I think he said he was
in the Veterans Administration and he may have

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had problems to sleep and agitation or
restlessness, which is some of the reasons

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why the drug at a van,
the benzo das have been class of drug

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was prescribed to him. But in
addition to anxiety, at evan has prescribed

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for people too that have seizures and
spasms and alcohol withdrawal and insomnia, so

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it's used for a whole bunch of
different things. It can be, of

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course used for depression as well,
and that could be part of this,

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but it's really a drug for anxiety. Anxiety is about fear, curbing unusual,

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heightened, excessive fear, trying to
get relief for people so they can

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live a you know, a normal
somewhat normal life and quality of life.

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Not have you know that symptom just
banging away on you. And it's usually

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prescribed for about four weeks. Did
you hear Charlie from Rudy, Arkansas talk

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about how he had been on it
for fifty years? Folks? This is

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what is called science of modern medicine. Drugs that were earmarked for four weeks

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and this, you know, this
includes a whole list of other drugs that

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you could pull out and they were
short their short term bridges, or at

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least they're designed to be, but
they never are, it seems, and

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people stay on them just for life. I mean. It's great for the

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pharmaceutical companies and the doctors who have
to get these visits in their offices,

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you know, repeat business, but
it's not good for the patient long run.

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And the withdrawal symptoms. To Charlie, if you're listening, please don't

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withdraw from this drug suddenly. You
have to be either under the guidance of

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a pharmacist or a pharmacologist or a
doctor to do this. Ad event can

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also deplete the hormone melatonin, which
can which is your sleep hormone, which

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can exacerbate insomnia and make the problem
actually worse, which then message your immune

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system up and everything else. Get
to somebody who you can work with,

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Charlie that does functional medicine or integrated
medicine that can deal with both the fear.

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Get you on exercise, talk therapy, balance your chemistry out, give

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you options to withdraw off of this
drug that they're cutting you off on.

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And I appreciate your phone called good
health to you, Charlie, Take good

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care. I'm doctor Bob Marchin.
What's wrong within, What's wrong with pin?

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What's wrong within? Continent? As
fine content, It's time to get

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the tee. You're tuned into the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. Now, don't

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go anywhere because coming up soon I'm
gonna be talking about tattoos. They're in

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the news again. I don't know
if you've heard about this, tattoos associated

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with increased risk of lymphoma. That's
a form of cancer, lymphoma. And

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size doesn't matter. If you have
a tiny tattoo on your ankle or up

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near your shoulder, or you're tatted
from the tip of your skull to your

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feet, it doesn't matter. According
to new Pew research, thirty two percent

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of US adults have tattoos, and
twenty four percent of tattooed Americans regret ever

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getting one. But this is major
news. A new study which I will

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talk about a little bit later,
how tattoos are associated with a form of

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cancer called lymphomo. We'll get to
that. Let's go back to your telephone

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calls and questions now. However,
next up we say hello to Ruth in

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Independence, Iowa. This is Ruth
from Independence, Iowa. I would like

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to know what that phone number was
on that hearing aide I didn't get it

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before. And also can you tell
me why a person has post nasal drip

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and what they can do about it? It bothers me terrible. Thank you

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and I enjoy your show. Well, thank you for the call, Ruth,

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appreciate that. First of all,
you may have something confused here,

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Ruth, We've never talked about hearing
aids on this show. You may have

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heard a commercial that was running on
your local station about hearing aids that you

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are referring to. So what I
would do is I would call your local

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radio station there in Independence, Iowa
that you're getting the show from, and

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ask them in the sales department to
help you with giving you information about the

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hearing aid ad that you heard on
that station number one. As far as

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the post nasal drip that you're having
trouble with, it sounds very chronic.

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The body makes you know, snot
and nasal secretions when it's trying to get

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rid of something, when it's trying
to surround something and smother it. So

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nothing bad with it. It just
means the problem that you have is ongoing.

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It's not being solved. And a
lot of people who have these post

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nasal drips, these things that just
keep ongoing no matter what they do,

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usually have chronic low grade mold and
yeast infections in their nasal sinuses sinus cavities.

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So a combination of using garlic and
the one I like is aged garlic

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extract called kyolic kyol I see because
garlic is a very potent anti fungal,

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anti mold, anti yeast supplement.
Taking a tablespoon of that two or three

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times a day and using what is
called clear rescue nasal spray. Clear Rescue

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nasal spray it has biocytal agents in
it that will go in there and help

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kill the mold fungus in east infection. Then cut way down or eliminate sugar,

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alcohol, and junk food that will
help with this problem. And I

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thank you for your phone call.
Good health to you, Ruth. I'm

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doctor Bob Martin,