I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon
By Tim Reihm
I'll Fix Your Toxic WagonJan 26, 2021
I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon, Episode 5: Alexis Baden-Mayer of the Organic Consumers Association
In this episode we discuss the current state of pesticide use in the US and abroad. Alexis Baden-Mayer, Political Director for the Organic Consumers Association details the legislative landscape and emerging opportunities for grassroots advocates to influence agricultural policy. Rob Verkerk provides his unique insights on regenerative farming and the role of inert ingredients in pesticide function in disease causation.
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I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon, Episode 4: Ruth Westreich on Activist Art
In this episode we tackle the issue of medical censorship and the problems this creates during a pandemic. We also look at the emerging rise of activist art and how this can allow for "conscious conversations of consequence." Our guest, Ruth Westreich, is president of the Westreich Foundation and is an artist, philanthropist and activist.
I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon, Episode 3: Dr. Joseph Mercola on Stopping COVID Cold
Doctor Joseph Mercola, a pioneer and hero of natural health, has a new campaign- Stop Covid Cold, which empowers all of us to ascertain our vulnerabilities to the virus and maximize our resiliency to it. Visit StopCOVIDCold.com to test your susceptibility and create a plan to minimize your risk.
I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon, Episode 2: David Brownstein, MD on medical censorship in the time of COVID
Dr. Brownstein serves on the frontline of the COVID pandemic. His protocols have shown great clinical success in helping patients bolster immunity against this virus. Yet, despite his documented success our regulatory agencies have prohibited him from discussing his results. We breakdown the reasons and the science in an attempt to find a way back from this toxic wagon.
I'll Fix Your Toxic Wagon, Episode 1: Gretchen DuBeau on our broken drug approval process
For as long as folks have been getting sick, which means throughout all of human history, there have been those who tried to develop and sell cures for diseases. That, of course, means that wherever you find disease, you find charlatans, looking to make a buck. To combat the sale of ineffective and sometimes dangerous ointments, elixirs, drugs and straight up quackery, the FDA was created and implemented guidelines for the safety and efficacy of claimed cures, which is a good and practical idea. But today, we have an environment where science is being ignored and even common-sense treatments are being blocked by that agency. In other words, we’ve got a toxic wagon.