Ralph Fucetola has become best known as the nation's "vitamin lawyer" who has specialized in Nutrient and Alternative Health Law for over four decades. He is widely recognized as the leading attorney for protecting public access to natural vitamins and supplements. He was largely responsible for the passage of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act or DSHEA in 1994, which legalized over-the-counter sales of nutritional supplements. As a watch dog attorney, Ralph investigates the pharmaceutical and federal health agencies' attempts to diminish the vitamin industry and alternative health practices by limiting the public's freedom of choice for medical protocols of their choosing. He is currently the legal counsel for the National Solutions Foundation and has a legal practice in New Jersey. Ralph is working with Attorney Patricia Finn, in consultation with Robert Kennedy Jr., to file lawsuits filed against state of New York over the recent removal of religious exemption from vaccination.  Robert Kennedy has already filed suits against the city of New York. Ralph's website is VitaminLawyer.com  

David Renton is a British barrister specializing housing, discrimination and employment law and a political activist. Earlier he was an academic historian and sociologist specializing in fascism and right wing movements having taught at Nottingham Trent University and Rhodes University in South Africa. His work is notable for providing a revisionist understanding of the rise of fascist and anti-fascist movements during the course of history. David is the author of several important books on Fascism and the Far Right. His most recent is "The New Authoritarians: Convergence on the Right" which exposes a deeply disturbing trend in the rise of a new right-wing radicalism that is gaining strength in the US, UK, France and other European nations and Latin America. He is a graduate of St John's College at Oxford and received his doctorate at the University of Sheffield. 

Amy Jean Davis is an animal rights and vegan lifestyle advocate, a spokesperson for the national Animal Save Movement, and founder of its Los Angeles Animal Save chapter. The movement is a collective of local grassroots groups dedicated to raising awareness about the plight of farm animals and to help and counsel people to become vegan. There are now 560 groups in the US, Canada, Europe, the UK, South and East Asia, Mexico and Latin America. Amy is also the co-founder of the Love Always Sanctuary -- a vegan animal sanctuary in San Fernando California. She is a co-producer of the documentary film Earthlings, which used hidden cameras to record daily practices of the animal livestock industry. Amy holds a degree in Public Horticulture from Purdue University; she was trained in plant-based nutrition from Colin Campbell's program at Cornell University and is active in promoting vegan pregnancy nutrition for raising vegan children. More information can be found at TheSaveMovement.org and LAAnimalSave.com

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The Gary Null Show is here to inform you on the best news in health, healing, the environment. An angry and emotional Jon Stewart tore into members at a House Judiciary hearing Monday over the government's lack of action on health benefits for 9/11 first responders, calling it "shameful." The House Judiciary on Monday held a hearing on extending the September 11 Victim Compensation Fund for first responders and others who experienced health problems after the attacks. At one point Stewart broke down in tears describing the plight faced by 9/11 first responders in their decade-plus fight.

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Deborah Kopald is an environmental consultant to physicians and attorneys on environmental related illnesses and has developed and overseen for the passage of legislative initiatives to protect the public from on cell tower radiation and wireless technologies. She is regarded as a lay-expert in non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation, and is an adviser on telecommunication policies particularly with Wi-Fi technology and the environmental and health risks these technologies pose on citizens. Deborah is a Review Editor in the Radiation and Health section of the journal Reviews on Environmental Health and holds a degree from Harvard in economic politics and an MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Deborah Kopald is an environmental consultant to physicians and attorneys on environmental related illnesses and has developed and overseen for the passage of legislative initiatives to protect the public from on cell tower radiation and wireless technologies. She is regarded as a lay-expert in non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation, and is an adviser on telecommunication policies particularly with Wi-Fi technology and the environmental and health risks these technologies pose on citizens. Deborah is a Review Editor in the Radiation and Health section of the journal Reviews on Environmental Health and holds a degree from Harvard in economic politics and an MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

John Gilmore is the Executive Director of the Autism Action Network, a national, not-profit, grassroots advocacy organization that influences legislation and public policy on a wide range of issues impacting the autism community, including access to healthcare, health insurance reform, special education, vaccine rights and civil rights of the disabled. His organization works at the state, federal and sometimes local level to influence the lives of people with autism and their families. Founded as A-CHAMP in 2005, initial efforts focused on the partially successful campaign to ban mercury as an ingredient in vaccines.  Mr. Gilmore has a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from the Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley. He lives in Long Beach, NY with his wife and two teenage sons, one who was vaccine injured as an infant and is diagnosed with autism.  For further information, John's organization’s website is AutismActionNetwork.org and on Facebook

The Gary Null Show is here to inform you on the best news in health, healing, the environment. Unsalted tomato juice may help lower heart disease risk. Psychological placebos found to be as effective as medical placebos. Fasting-Like Diet Has Profound Effect On Autoimmune And Inflammatory Conditions Like Ms. Arctii fructus found to inhibit colorectal cancer cell growth. Lifetime risk of cardiometabolic mortality according to vitamin D status of middle and older-aged adults. Vegetable Extract Treats Autism Better Than Drugs.