2-22-13- Dr. Hildy, Dr. Richard Young, NREP – Advanced Resonance Testing-Environmental Stress Factors

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Dr. Hildy® welcomes Special Guest

~~Dr. Richard Young~~
Executive Director
National Registry of Environmental Professionals (NREP)
to discuss:
IHS Advanced Resonance Analysis - .pdf
**Environmental Stress Factors, Target Organs at Risk
and Systemic Organ Toxicity**

                     OneCellOneLight® Radio | Blog Talk Radio
Wednesday, February 22, 2013, 1:00-3:00PM Pacific
(2-4pm Mountain; 3-5pm Central, 4-6pm Eastern)

CLICK Here to Listen Live and the archives after the show date:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onecellonelightradio/2013/02/22/2-22-13-dr-hildy-dr-richard-young-nrep-toxic-exposure

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Rightfully so, we often honor the heroes that put themselves in harm’s way to protect us, though perhaps not as often as we should. Firefighters, police, and our nation’s armed forces among others all brave the various dangers of their occupations to ensure that we are able to be safe and well-protected from said dangers. However, unsung are the heroes who do not wear uniforms or do not get parades in their honor, but put themselves at risk to protect us against more common, yet less-seen dangers.

This week on One Cell One Light Radio, Dr. Hildy® focuses on these individuals, members of the National Registry of Environmental Professionals, or NREP, and will welcome Dr. Richard Young, the Executive Director of NREP to discuss the dangers that NREP members face, their long-term effects and a new method of protecting these individuals developed by Dr. Hildy® herself.

On a daily basis, NREP members are exposed to a myriad of toxic and harmful chemicals. These individuals may be exposed to hazardous materials and toxic substances in the field, their travels and perhaps even their home.  And, though there are protective measures in place, the trained professional who uses respiratory protection and even the famous Tyvek ® suit may be at a greater risk, because they are exposed to large amounts of these toxins throughout their professional career.  Additionally, many times the results of analytical tests from environmental sampling come to the professional as much as three weeks later after working on a site.

8/14/12 – SPECIAL- 3pm PDT – Dr. Hildy™ and Rosalind Peterson: MOSQUITO LAGOON DEVELOPMENTS!

SPECIAL!!!!  DR. HILDY™ and ROSALIND PETERSON
return for UPDATE -

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  ~MOSQUITO LAGOON DEVELOPMENTS~

Tuesday, August 14, 2012 – SPECIAL- 3pm PDT -

Click Here To Listen Live AND this link for the Archived Show:

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ORIGINAL BROADCAST from August 1, 2012:

Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

Rosalind Peterson joins Dr. Hildy™
for a lively discussion

OneCellOneLight™Radio | Blog Talk Radio Wednesday,
August 1, 2012 – 1:00-3:00PM Pacific
(2-4pm Mountain; 3-5pm Central, 4-6pm Eastern)

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CLICK Here to Listen TO THE Original Show:
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~~~~SEE NEW RESEARCH LINKS BELOW~~~~

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Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

This week on One Cell One Light Radio, Dr. Hildy™ welcomes returning guest, Rosalind Peterson, of California Sky Watch and the Agriculture Defense Coalition, to discuss two different, but none-less important topics.

In the first hour of the show, Dr. Hildy and Rosalind will discuss the United States Air Force’s involvement with mosquito pesticide spraying in Miami-Dade County in South Florida. Just two weeks ago, Air Force crews in C-130 cargo planes flew over the county during the final two daylight hours before sunset and up to 30 minutes after sunset. The planes sprayed out the pesticide Dibromo, sometimes flying as low as 150 feet from the ground. But Dibromo compounds are on the California list of chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.

Mosquito

Dibromo is the brand name of the insecticide Naled, in the organophosphate pesticide family that is

8/1/12 – Dr. Hildy and Rosalind Peterson: Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

Rosalind Peterson joins Dr. Hildy™
for a lively discussion

OneCellOneLight™Radio | Blog Talk Radio
Wednesday,
August 1, 2012 – 1:00-3:00PM Pacific
(2-4pm Mountain; 3-5pm Central, 4-6pm Eastern)

CLICK Here to Listen Live and for the archives after the show date:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onecellonelightradio/2012/08/01/8112–dr-hildy-have-you-been-to-mosquito-lagoon-lately

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Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

This week on One Cell One Light Radio, Dr. Hildy™ welcomes returning guest, Rosalind Peterson, of California Sky Watch and the Agriculture Defense Coalition, to discuss two different, but none-less important topics.

In the first hour of the show, Dr. Hildy and Rosalind will discuss the United States Air Force’s involvement with mosquito pesticide spraying in Miami-Dade County in South Florida. Just two weeks ago, Air Force crews in C-130 cargo planes flew over the county during the final two daylight hours before sunset and up to 30 minutes after sunset. The planes sprayed out the pesticide Dibromo, sometimes flying as low as 150 feet from the ground. But Dibromo compounds are on the California list of chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.

GM Mosquito

Dibromo is the brand name of the insecticide Naled, in the organophosphate pesticide family that is commonly used to kill adult (flying) mosquitoes. It has been registered for use in the U.S. since 1959. AMVAC Chemical Corporation has been the major manufacturer of NALED since 1998. The No Spray Coalition and other organizations, such as the ones that Ms. Peterson belongs to, bring up the question: why is a branch of the armed services assisting in spraying a substance that is known to be toxic in one of the most heavily populated areas of the country?

7-25-12 – Dr. Hildy™: Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

Rosalind Peterson joins Dr. Hildy™

 for a lively discussion

OneCellOneLight™Radio | Blog Talk Radio Wednesday,
August 1, 2012 – 1:00-3:00PM Pacific
(2-4pm Mountain; 3-5pm Central, 4-6pm Eastern)

Program re-scheduled because of Technical Difficulties

TUNE BACK IN ON

AUGUST 1, 2012 -

See schedule above

CLICK Here to Listen Live and for the archives after the show date:

(Link to come soon.)

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Have You Been To Mosquito Lagoon Lately?

This week on One Cell, One Light Radio, Dr. Hildy™ welcomes returning guest Rosalind Peterson of California Sky Watch and the Agriculture Defense Coalition to discuss two different but none less important topics.

Rosalind Peterson

In the first hour of the show, Dr. Hildy and Rosalind will discuss the United States Air Force’s involvement with mosquito pesticide spraying in Miami-Dade County in South Florida. Just two weeks ago, Air Force crews in C-130 cargo planes flew over the county during the final two daylight hours before sunset and up to 30 minutes after sunset. The planes sprayed out the pesticide Dibromo, sometimes flying as low as 150 feet from the ground. But Dibromo compounds are on the California list of chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.

GM Mosquito

Dibromo is the brand name of the insecticide Naled, in the organophosphate pesticide family that is commonly used to kill adult (flying) mosquitoes. It has been registered for use in the U.S. since 1959. AMVAC Chemical Corporation has been the major manufacturer of NALED since 1998. The No Spray Coalition and other organizations, such as the ones that Ms. Peterson belongs to, bring up the question: why is a branch of the armed services assisting in spraying a substance that is known to be toxic in one of the most heavily populated areas of the country?