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This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening. This week’s medical rewind discusses:

• Steve Cooksey and Dr. Buttar speak about Steve’s experience with the North Carolina Board of Dietetics and Nutritionists
• Paleolithic Diet
• Why do people even think about Chemo or Radiation as a treatment option?
• 2012 is the RIGHT time! The “shift” that’s happening.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s medical rewind discusses:

• Corruption of study data for Autism studies.
• Court ruling out of Italy linking the MMR vaccine to Autism.
• Government has no intention (nor the money) to care for its veterans.
• Zombie apocalypse becomes reality in Miami
• Toxicities when you travel
• Should yogurt be regulated as a drug? Someone in London thinketh so..

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s medical rewind discusses:

• Why would any sane, rational degreed medical professional ever inject an infant with the Hep-B vaccine?
• Infant killed by the polio, DPT and Hep-shots in India
• Less than 10% of MD’s even know about the toxic effects of the chemotherapy they use.
• Did you know Dr. Buttar’s book “The 9 Steps to Keep the Doctor Away” almost did not get published because of possible threat of lawsuits? Find out why…..
• What you should know about the early years of Autism versus what is happening now.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s medical rewind discusses:

• Dr. Buttar’s book winning the Hoffer Book Award
• Tuberous Sclerosis
• New life changing all natural treatment being evaluated by Dr. Buttar for treatment of Cancer and other illnesses.
• A new test for Cancer is also being developed and tested which will diagnose Cancer more accurately and earlier.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s medical rewind discusses the rise of whooping cough and the natural options for its treatment, the Federal Trade Commision’s labeling mandates, scientists’ claim that mammography is better than thermography, and also the government’s trend of informing the public that diseases are gone when they are actually only renaming the diseases.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s Medical Rewind recaps a cancer conference in Texas, discusses how emotional issues affect cancer, details environmental causes of learning disabilities, and address the concern of whether or not removing heavy metals from the body is dangerous?

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s Medical Rewind focuses on the increase in prescriptions written for active-duty service members, the causes behind Rosacea, and whether or not you may benefit from skipping your visits to the doctor.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s Medical Rewind discusses the history of the bird flu, sun damage in children, whether or not altering the terrain back to health is a solution for healing, and Monsanto’s investment in 4-H.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s medical rewind discusses inappropriate use of antibiotics, women’s health, how love and gratitude assist in healing, and doctors questioning the 45 medical tests.

This week on Medical Rewind with Dr. Rashid A. Buttar and Robert Scott Bell, the topics are broad and enlightening.

This week’s Medical Rewind discuesses the facts on asprin and cancer, mercury in light bulbs, and children experiencing puberty at younger ages. This episode also describes how 87% of cancer studies cannot be reproduced.