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DATE: Wednesday - July 5, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Benjamin Fuchs, Jill Tarter, Sarah Scoles
In the first half, registered pharmacist, nutritionist and cosmetic chemist, Ben
Fuchs shared alternative health concepts, and offered tips on supplements and
healthy changes to one's diet and lifestyle. Regarding chemotherapy as a cancer
treatment, it has the effect of shutting down the growth of cells. While this
could be useful in stopping tumor growth, it also negatively impacts the skin,
and immune and digestive systems, and these side effects increase the likelihood
of further cancers and immune problems, he commented.
When fungus or yeast accumulates in the body, such as after the use of
antibiotics, toenail fungus can represent the body's attempt to eliminate the
fungus from a person's system, Fuchs suggested. The best way to deal with fungal
infections, he continued, is to focus on digestive health, including eating
fermented foods, and taking probiotics. He also addressed stomach problems, and
recommended keeping a food diary, and trying intermittent fasting.
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Pioneer, innovator, and adventurer, Jill Tarter, the project scientist for SETI,
was the inspiration for the main character in Carl Sagan's Contact. Sarah
Scoles, a former editor at Astronomy magazine, has recently written a biography
of Tarter. In the second half, they discussed the perennial question - are we
alone in the universe?, as well as the various programs of NASA and SETI, which
are searching for evidence of life elsewhere in the cosmos. Tarter clarified
that the title of SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) is a bit of a
misnomer, as they are actually looking for evidence of another species'
technology, rather than "intelligence" itself.
With new studies finding exoplanets in abundance, we can say with great
certainty that there are more planets than stars in the Milky Way, Tarter noted.
Accordingly, SETI has switched gears, she reported. Instead of looking at stars
that were known to have planets, they are directing their telescopes to the
nearest stars (which very likely have planets), and because of their proximity,
fainter signals could be discovered. Should a signal be detected that indicates
some form or artifact of extraterrestrial technology, SETI would seek
independent confirmation, Tarter explained, adding that in the future the search
could be expanded to include different types of informational signals that we
can't currently recognize.
News segment guests: Jerome Corsi, Mish Shedlock
WEBSITE(S):
pharmacistben.com
criticalhealthnews.com
seti.org/tarter
sarahscoles.com
BOOK(S):
Making Contact: Jill Tarter and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
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