ANTIDEPRESSANTS – HOW TO STOP SUICIDE CRISIS FOR CHILDREN, VETERANS, ALL – ROBERT SCOTT BELL SHOW

There are many risk factors associated with suicide but this Report will focus on one that is often not mentioned – prescription psychotropic drugs. Data submitted to FDA show that antidepressants are ineffective in children and teenagers (mean age 9-18 years) and adults. Even in the most severe cases of major depression for which antidepressants are actually approved, they were not effective compared to placebo. And largely withheld from the medical community and the public, antidepressants can induce violent behavior, suicidal ideation and suicide. This interview by Robert Scott Bell will provide a Plan of Action that includes the Simone Ten Point Plan with certain nutrients and other lifestyle changes to optimize health.

HOW TO STOP SUICIDE CRISIS FOR CHILDREN, VETERANS, ALL

HOW TO STOP SUICIDE CRISIS FOR CHILDREN, VETERANS, ALL

There are many risk factors associated with suicide but this Report will focus on one that is often not mentioned – prescription psychotropic drugs. Data submitted to FDA show that antidepressants are ineffective in children and teenagers (mean age 9-18 years) and adults. Even in the most severe cases of major depression for which antidepressants are actually approved, they were not effective compared to placebo. And largely withheld from the medical community and the public, antidepressants can induce violent behavior, suicidal ideation and suicide. This Report will provide a Plan of Action that includes the Simone Ten Point Plan with certain nutrients and other lifestyle changes to optimize health.

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS – ERSKINE OVERNIGHT INTERVIEW

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS – ERSKINE OVERNIGHT INTERVIEW

Despite spiraling costs, there is little progress in combating major diseases. Our focus on treatment, with minimal attention to prevention, creates a cost explosive situation that grows exponentially. The following need to be addressed simultaneously To Stop The Healthcare Crisis:
1) KIDSTART PREVENTION PROGRAM
2) PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
3) MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN PROGRAM
4) GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
5) FDA REFORM
6) STOP BIG PHARMA
7) STOP HEALTH INSURERS
8) STOP POLLUTION

FIRE THE FDA COMMISSIONER FOR APPROVING ANOTHER OPIOID

FIRE THE FDA COMMISSIONER FOR APPROVING ANOTHER OPIOID

Fire FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb because even in the face of the most severe opioid crisis in America and against the advice of experts, he approved another opioid painkiller Dsuvia (made by Big Pharma’s AcelRx) that is 10 times more powerful than fentanyl and 1,000 times more powerful than morphine, and provides no new benefits. The potential for abuse is enormous. He used our wounded warriors on the battlefield to defend his approval. The fact is, we have plenty of pain medications for our wounded warriors that have been thoroughly reviewed by our military, Tactical Combat Casualty Care.

NICOLE L. SIMONE, M.D. Inducted into Italian-American National Hall of Fame

NICOLE L. SIMONE, M.D. Inducted into Italian-American National Hall of Fame

NICOLE L. SIMONE, M.D. Inducted into Italian-American National Hall of Fame: a Radiation Oncologist, Research Scientist, and Co-Leader of Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center Program at Jefferson University Hospitals in Philadelphia, PA, and community activist.  She was chosen because of her many outstanding accomplishments including cancer research and treatment, especially breast and prostate cancer by integrating a healthy low calorie diet that leads to better outcomes.

THE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER

THE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER

This interview was done in 1996. UNFORTUNATELY, THE INFORMATION IS TIMELESS – BOTH THE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER and THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST BETWEEN BIG PHARMA AND SOME CANCER CENTERS AND SOME PHYSICIANS.

On September 8, 2018 the New York Times and ProPublica reported that Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s chief medical officer, Dr. José Baselga, also on the Board of Memorial Sloan-Kettering, failed to disclose millions of dollars’ worth of payments and did not disclose his financial ties from dozens of research articles in prestigious publications like The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet. Treatment recommendations could certainly be influenced by a physician’s or a center’s financial entanglements.