Summary: Yesterday Minister Louis Farrakhan delivered remarks on civil rights and race relations at the "Justice Or Else!" gathering, which was held on the National Mall to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March. Since the civil rights movement, have we really made much progress from overcoming the diversionary politics of that era? Why are we having such a hard time as a population on concentrating on the real issues which are eroding our shared quality of life in America? RSB and Super Don will weigh in on their take of this march and Farrakhan's speech, and if his message regarding opposing medical tyranny was really a message of unity, or a possibly virulent call to action for the growing militant arm of the Black Lives Matter movement. In an interesting update from the allopathic gastrointestinal crowd, autologous fecal transplant is gaining notoriety as scientists consider the theory, that it could work like a system reboot disk for those with dying intestinal flora. In this method, one would freeze their feces, which are roughly half microbes, and when ones microbiome became corrupted or was depleted with antimicrobials, you could "reinstall" it from a backup copy. Could this be a possible protocol to combat the growing prevalence of gut disease in our country or just another bandaid tool to facilitate poor daily regimes and diets? In Hour 2 RSB and Super Don will discuss a paradox from the medical community regarding placebos, as the fake drugs seem to be getting more and more effective in the US. This strange finding comes out of a new analysis in the journal Pain, which looked at medical studies going back to 1990. It turns out that people who take placebos in studies today experience a 30% decrease in pain levels, a decrease in pain that has dramatically increased from nearly a quarter century ago! Could the medication be that harmful now a days and the body experiences a positive effect in even a mere moment of its absence, or could it be the power of the mind and chemicals released to the body, which truly ignite the healing process. RSB and Super Don will also discuss the findings of a new study which concluded that people arriving at the emergency room for a fall may be there due to an underlying infection rather than clumsiness! Ever since the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of the narcotic painkiller OxyContin for certain children in August, it has faced justified unabated criticism from lawmakers and public officials who are wrestling with the devastating reality of children adding to the rates of prescription opioid abuse in their communities. Http://www.robertscottbell.com/?p=33576
