Cancer Legislation, Medical Freedom Bills

First, I'd like to correct a term I'm not a lobbyist. Lobbyist is a person who is hired by big companies, is paid a lot of money and puts forward bills in that part. I'm a legislative advocate for the right as citizens to have access to alternative treatments. I don't get paid a lot of money, in fact, if I didn't use my Social Security money, I'd be broker than I am now and I am pretty broke at the moment in the whole. So if anybody would like to be part of the health medical freedom movement, they'd be welcome to make a pledger donation to assist in the process. I'd like to come in on Charlot's work here and particularly the fluoride issue, saying if you want to be an activist, there is a recent study out from the Harvard Medical Dental School.

AP HD candidate, as her thesis did, studies on bone cancer and for the first time, they didn't do the studies on the overall bone cancer of all ages. They did the study on bone cancer of boys. And what they have found from her thesis is.

Fluoride is the cause of bone cancer of young boys. Not girls. Boys.

This is an opportunity go to my Web site, Citizen's Health Talk Ad, and make a copy of the study. And write your local legislator and say, what do you think about this? Don't you think this should be stopped? And if a legislative group of legislators received letters of that importance, and particularly if you're in a Democratic club or Republican women's group or church group or local cancer control society or a PTA and from an organization and say, where do you stand on that?

There's a chance that that can be changed.

And it's particularly important this year in California because Jackie Sphere's, who actually is a tremendous state senator, is being termed out. And she did a lot of good deals, but she did the bills in support of fluoride is running for lieutenant governor. And let's see whether we can change her mind on fluorite. Because if she becomes lieutenant governor, she'll be in a powerful position to either continue the bias on fluoride. Or come against it. So now's your chance to be active, at least on that particular issue. But we have other issues. We have been successful in California in the last couple years. We did get licensed clinical training, naturopaths licensed in California. We've got a bill passed that permits non licensed nature paths to practice California to practice health and give advice in California, and they will be arrested for practicing medicine without a