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Dr Brett Belchetz talks about the nutty reaction to allergies at schools, taxing deadly soda, Coldfx and the Ben Stiller. Plus that Cleveland team name is A okay to some natives.
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Hear why banning apples because one child has an allergy in the school gets a failing grade from our Doctor. He also checks up on the WHO suggestion that sin tax on your fav pop will save lives, the truth about Coldfx and the Ben Stiller prostate effect. Plus, a survey done says that nine out of ten Native Americans say they are not offended by the name Redskins. We debate.
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