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Legal Counsel at Children’s Health Defense, Kim Mack Rosenberg, hosts today’s morning show on CHD.TV.

She kicks things off with Yolanda Huang, a civil rights attorney involved in two revolutionary projects of interest. The first is a school lunch program unlike any other where students are served organic food, the kitchens are custom-made so that meals can be cooked on site and the lands have gardens to supply produce. Yolanda’s second effort is a recent win, in which inmates in solitary confinement are required to have access to sunlight.

After this interview, Camilla Rees discusses a modern initiative which seeks to bring justice to the effects brought about as a result of the man-made, unsafe electromagnetic fields all around us. Find out more about this invisible exposure, how it impacts communities and this new movement’s potential to create better learning environments for children across the world.

To finish, the life of “The People’s Study” interviewee Stephanie Cardozo has been full of twists and turns. HPV immunization, antidepressants, birth control, flu shots, MRI contrast and more — to say that Stephanie has been cheated and abused by the medical industry would be an understatement. Learn her story at the end of today’s episode.

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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