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Physicians join Pacifica radio host and author Gary Null on stage and on camera suggesting ways to improve a person's "health span" as well as, hopefully, his or her lifespan. Heavy metals, stress hormones, bad diets, and bad habits are the culprits, according to a bevy of Ph.D.s who suggest natural ways (exercise, garlic, etc.) to change and extend life. Null's on-stage lecture is intercut with computer-generated illustrations and video of lab research in stem cells, organ replacement, and other life-extending techniques. Be prepared for some real scientific talk; the molecular biologists, particularly, do not talk down to the viewers, providing fascinating insight into research on counteracting Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and arthritis. Null discusses the balance of genetics and environment, describing a full-throttle program that can radically affect the latter. The last 20 minutes of this 92-minute video is pretty much devoted to his program, including testimonials from patients who describe how "juicing," colonics, and magnets reversed baldness, improved memory, and made wrinkles disappear. --Kimberly Heinrichs
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