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Radio Show – August 25, 2024

·1 hr·5 clips
Dr. Colleen Smith explains how Teflon pans can kill birds just from off-gassing, linking it to human toxin exposure.
The episode begins with hosts Ed Jones and Clint Powell engaging in casual banter about tattoos, restaurants, and aging. Ed mentions his upcoming 67th birthday and shares a story about a 106-year-old customer named Dorothy who still has a sparkle in her eye. He then recounts a conversation with a health professional about an 80-year-old woman who got a boob job before marrying her 84-year-old husband, emphasizing quality of life over quantity. The hosts transition to discussing COVID, with Ed describing his recent symptoms and recommending ivermectin, which he notes is legal in Tennessee and available through specific pharmacies. He also promotes Jase, a company offering emergency antibiotic kits. After a break, veterinarian Dr. Colleen Smith joins the show. She explains that glyphosate, the main chemical in Roundup, is double-sprayed on wheat and prevalent in many foods and lawns. Dr. Smith links glyphosate to bladder cancer in West Highland White Terriers and notes an uptick in such cancers in younger dogs. She discusses preventative measures, warning about toxins in household items like Teflon pans, which can kill birds from off-gassing, and fire retardants in furniture. Dr. Smith recommends filtered water, organic foods when possible, and products like Gut Ion to block glyphosate absorption. The conversation touches on holistic veterinary practices, including integrative medicine and modified vaccine protocols. After Dr. Smith's segment, the hosts return to discuss alcohol mitigation, with Ed mentioning a video on nutrients that lessen alcohol's negative effects. He talks about his signature tequila drink and references Dr. Saladino's views on protein and veganism. Ed predicts AI will replace many healthcare professionals due to its diagnostic capabilities. The episode concludes with discussions on curcumin for ulcerative colitis, a study on sulforaphane helping East Asians drink alcohol, and warnings about statins increasing diabetes risk. Ed thanks his staff and promotes the show's availability on podcast platforms.
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