12/28/24 S11 E7 FULL SHOW12/28/24 S11 E7 FULL SHOW
American Medicine Today - Radio
Explore the FDA's potential ban on harmful food dyes, Bonati's successful spine surgeries, and COVID-19 vaccine insights with experts Dr. Chalmers and Harry Fisher.
41:17•28 Dec 2024
Debunking Food Dyes & Medical Insights
Episode Overview
- FDA considers banning artificial food dyes linked to mental health.
- Bonati Spine Institute boasts 98.75% patient satisfaction.
- Controversies surround COVID-19 vaccine side effects.
- Food dyes potentially harmful to pregnant women and children.
- Paramedics reveal insights from pandemic experiences.
“Once the FDA makes a decision, it's kind of final forever until someone forces them to go back and look at it again.”
In this episode of American Medicine Today, hosts Kimberly Burmel Bonati and Ethan Youker delve into pressing medical issues alongside prominent guests. The show opens with a discussion on the FDA's impending decision to potentially ban artificial food dyes. Dr. Matt Chalmers, a biochemical expert and author, sheds light on the harmful effects these dyes have on mental clarity and overall health.
His insights reveal how food manufacturers might be using these chemicals to create more addictive products, raising concerns for consumers, particularly pregnant women and children. The conversation shifts to the significant achievements of the Bonati Spine Institute, where innovative surgical procedures have led to a staggering 98.75% patient satisfaction rate over 40 years and 75,000 procedures. The institute's technique involves 'conscious IV sedation,' allowing patients to communicate during surgery, enhancing precision and effectiveness.
The episode also tackles the controversial topic of COVID-19 vaccines. Harry Fisher, a seasoned paramedic and author, shares his frontline experiences during the pandemic. His book, 'Safe and Effective for Profit,' documents the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and raises questions about vaccine safety and the transparency of pharmaceutical companies. Fisher recounts instances of adverse reactions and stresses the importance of public awareness and informed decision-making.
Listeners are encouraged to explore these topics further by downloading the American Medicine Today app, available on multiple streaming platforms.

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