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EPISODE · Apr 14, 2025 · 40 MIN

March 13 A Whistleblower Scientist Researching Alzheimer’s Disease Discloses how BIG Tobacco Designs Popular Foods to Keep YOU Addicted HR 1

from Dr. Bob Martin Show · host Radio America

Would it shock you to learn that tobacco companies have designed everyday food that most of us have consumedat one time with the hope you become addicted to them and never stop purchasing their junk? Join us as weuncover the foods you should avoid that could impact your brain health. Learn how these hyper-palatable treatsare linked to addictive behaviors and what you can do to protect your focus and memory function. This eye-opening discussion that could change the way you think about your diet!"Special Guest – Dr. Saied Mushtagh discusses how science is unlocking the 2000-year-old secrets about how PinePollen helps slowdown excessive aging and greatly improves health

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