The Gary Null Show

Spirituality in recovery from illness, how a low DHEA level will cause heart disease, new research on basil, a fatty acid that decreases brain cell death, meditation linked to benefits for breast cancer survivors, and a lot more. 

Better diet for living longer and saving the planet. How about pureed vegetables for kids? Genes controlled by the power of thought! Is the southwest headed for a megadrought? Plus, a look into the GMO biotech industry. 

Today, the latest in health and healing, including parenthood and happiness in relationships, radiation exposure and thyroid cancer, women who eat fruits and vegetables have healthier arteries, and flu shots not effective in the elderly after all.  And more!

Breaking story on new purge of voters behind the upcoming November elections, with Greg PalastGreg Palast is a journalist’s journalist whose news breaking stories and investigations have appeared on BBC, the Guardian and now Al-Jazeera.  The Tribune in the UK has called Greg “the most important investigative journalist in our time.” He runs the Palast Investigative Fund, a project of the Sustainable Markets Foundation supporting independent investigative journalism. Greg broke the stories of voter fraud and the purging of democrat voters in Florida districts during the 2000 Bush-Gore election, and BP’s corruption over the Deep Horizon catastrophe in the Gulf. He has won many awards including from the Financial Times, the National Press Club and the George Orwell award for Courage in Journalism Greg holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Chicago.  His most recent books are “Billionaires and Ballot Bandits: The Best Democracy Money Can Buy” and “Vultures’ Picnic: In Pursuit of Petroleum Pigs, Power Pirates, and High Finance Carnivores”, which traverses much of the world to uncover the corruption in the oil and nuclear industries. You can read Greg’s reports at GregPalast.com

Today, the latest in health and healing, including a very unusual way to lower prostate cancer risk, milk may increase your risk of fractures, japanese mushroom extract and HPV, and black tea and citrus lowering ovarian cancer risk. In the environmental segment, birds in trouble all over the world, from Environmental Health News. And, a commentary from Global Research on massacres being accepted without challenge. Also, the latest on our economies and a new study from Harvard about China.  And more!

Gary's latest in health and healing, plus commentaries, and a special report on the truth behind US natural gas and oil dependence, with David Hughes and Asher Miller. 

The latest in health and healing, plus environmental updates, commentary, and exclusive insight into the benefits of alternative cancer treatment protocols. 

Finish off the week with more on the latest in health and healing, plus environmental and social issues, and a special excerpt of the film Poverty Inc.

The latest in health, healing, and environmental updates, an examination of lying and human nature, and Human Extinction and the Meaning of Technological Progress, with Professor Charles Rubin.

Today, the latest in health and healing, including the benefits of apple cleansing, fluoridated water and arteries, and soft drink consumption linked to aging. Then, potential for the worst trade agreements ever if the republicans control both house and senate. And more!

Today, the Roman Gladiators and what did they eat, health benefits of fennel, new research on walnuts, experts urge parents to make every day a Vitamin D day, stress-related inflammation and depression, and how to live a longer life. 

Get ready for an empowering hour with Gary's latest in health, healing, and nutrition, plus an extensive moving presentation on the benefits of a lifestyle change away from animal consumption. 

The latest on health and healing, commentary, an interview with acclaimed journalist Chris Hedges, and a discussion on authority treatment of the homeless. 

The latest in health and nutrition, plus up to the minute commentaries, and a special section on Solar Storms including insights from Mat Stein, Lawrence Joseph, and Robert Schoch. Prof. Robert Schoch (Shock) is a professor of geology at the College of General Studies at Boston University where he has taught since 1984, after receiving his doctorate in geophysicists from Yale University. Prof Schoch is a leading researcher, scholar and voice in the New Archeology movement, which involves a re-evaluation  of the ancient records of humanity and civilizations based upon more advanced technological analysis of archeological sites and artifacts. Twenty-five years ago, Robert’s geological research into the Great Sphinx in Egypt, and his analysis of heavy water erosion, resulted in dating the sphinx several 1000 years older than conventional Egyptologists assume.  Since then he has conducted research on other ancient monuments and early civilizations in Egypt, as well as the vast Goblecki Tepe temple complex in Turkey (dated up to 12,000 years ago), Bosnia, the British Isles, Mexico, Easter Island, and the Yonaguni structures submerged off the coast of Japan to better understand the impact geological and climatic changes had on our ancient ancestors due to astronomical events, such as extreme solar activity.  He has written many books and research papers, and leads groups to the fascinating sites in Egypt and Turkey.  His most recent book is “Forgotten Civilization: The Role of Solar Outbursts in Our Past and Future”. His website is RobertSchoch.comLawrence Joseph is a seasoned investigative journalist who has been writing on science, nature, politics and business for over 25 years for such publications as the New York Times, Discover, Huffington and others. During the past several years Larry has been conducting in depth research into the 2012 phenomenon – but not just the religious dimensions, , but science, such as contemporary solar physics, astronomical phenomena, and climatic changes.He has written several books dealing with the Gaia hypothesis and the impact of solar activity and climate change upon civilization.  His most recent book is “Solar Cataclysm: How the Sun Shaped the Past and What We Can Do to Save Our Future” --  a continuation of his earlier work dealing with the science behind the potential catastrophes resulting solar activity, energy, polar cap melts, climate change and agriculture.Mat Stein is an engineer with a degree in mechanical engineering from MIT and a National Merit Scholar. He is the owner of Aloha Aina Builders, which specializes in hurricane resistant, energy efficient and environmentally friendly homes, and is also president of Stein Designs which invents consumer and commercial water and bacteriological filtration systems, photovoltaic roofing and other energy efficient and sustainable products.Mat writes extensively on sustainable preparedness and self-sufficiency in the face of predictable and unpredictable catastrophic scenarios and conditions.  In addition to writing on the future of perfect storms for the Huffington Post, he is the author of several exhaustive books on how people can prepare themselves for having to rely on our own resources and ingenuity, most notably “ “When Disaster Strikes: A Comprehensive Guide to Emergency Planning and Crisis Survival”   His website is WhenTechFails.com

Gerald Celente is one of today’s pioneers in trend strategy. He founded the Trends Research Institute in Kingston NY and is the publisher of the Trends Journal that has been in publication since 1980. He has since been an internationally sought expert by diagnosticians, forecasters and independent and foreign media. Gerald’s insights have been sought for by major networks, PBS and BBC, Russian TV, and publications such as the Economist and major newspapers. The website is TrendsResearch.com