Oct 22, 2025 3-5pm ET
Wednesday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Hour 1
White House Issues Warning Over US Fertility Rate U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned at a White House press briefing that the nation’s declining fertility rate poses a serious national security concern, with current birth levels no longer sufficient to sustain population stability without significant immigration. He cited Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data showing the U.S. fertility rate had dropped to record lows in 2024, emphasizing the economic and social implications of a shrinking workforce and aging population. Kennedy also referenced global studies showing steep declines in sperm counts and early onset of puberty, framing them as indicators of environmental and public-health crises that could undermine the nation’s demographic future. Administration officials stated that the data reflects a broader crisis driven by delayed family formation, economic insecurity, and social shifts rather than isolated medical factors. Analysts interviewed in the article agreed that falling fertility rates could strain social programs and labor markets, though some cautioned against alarmist framing that diverts attention from policy solutions like affordable childcare, housing access, and paid parental leave. The report concludes that the administration is considering new initiatives to support family health, incentivize childbearing, and address environmental contributors to reproductive decline.
Special Guest: Robyn Openshaw
Growing up as the eldest of eight in a one-income family, I was raised on whole plant foods, often using whatever produce was on the brink of spoiling at my grandparents’ produce business. Our meals were simple but nourishing: black-eyed peas, cantaloupe, baked potatoes, and fresh salads. When I married, my husband’s daily meat habit clashed with my plant-based upbringing, sparking our first marital compromise. While he ate meat outside, our home meals remained plant-focused—a choice he later credited for maintaining his health.
After years of struggle with my children’s asthma, numerous doctor visits, and prescription meds, I sought alternative answers, researching dietary impacts on health. My son’s doctor dismissed my concerns about dairy, which I had learned might worsen asthma symptoms. Determined to find a better path, I overhauled our diet, removing dairy and sugar and transitioning to a mostly raw, whole-food lifestyle. The change was transformative: we no longer needed medications, and asthma attacks became a thing of the past. This experience was eye-opening and showed me the power of taking control of our health.
The impact of a natural approach to health, supported by witnessing family experiences with cancer treatments, solidified my belief in whole foods and natural remedies. My grandmother’s success in battling melanoma through an all-raw diet versus my uncle’s tragic struggle with conventional treatments was pivotal. Embracing a plant-based, mostly raw diet has not only kept my family healthy but also empowered me to share this journey with others. Today, I teach the value of green smoothies and a whole-foods lifestyle, and I invite others to share their success stories in health transformation.
Welcome to another insightful episode of “Homeopathic Hits” on The Robert Scott Bell Show.
On The Robert Scott Bell Show today, we focus on Paris Quadrifolia—commonly known as Herb Paris or One-berry.
Boericke describes its chief action on the nervous system, particularly where head, neck, and eye symptoms converge: heaviness, pressure, and nerve tension radiating downward through the spine.
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Hour 2
Tylenol (Acetaminophen) Maker Kenvue Pushes Back Against FDA-Linked Pregnancy Risks, Autism and ADHD Claims Medical, regulatory, and legal actors are intensifying a debate over whether prenatal use of acetaminophen—a central component of widely used pain-reliever Tylenol—may elevate risks of autism or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children, with the manufacturer Kenvue formally petitioning the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to reject a proposed label warning. Although the FDA has initiated a process suggesting a potential update to acetaminophen labeling for pregnant users, Commissioner Martin Makary has publicly stated that the scientific evidence does not establish a causal link between acetaminophen exposure in utero and neurodevelopmental disorders. Kenvue asserts decades of research confirm the drug’s safety when used according to directions, emphasizing it remains the only pain-reliever widely endorsed for pregnancy. Critics cite observational studies and citizen petitions associating prenatal acetaminophen with childhood developmental conditions—though medical experts note the data are inconsistent and often confounded. The tension is heightened by recent public statements from political and advocacy figures linking acetaminophen to autism, which have been rebutted by major healthcare organizations and global regulators. The outcome of the FDA’s label-change process carries implications for risk communication in pregnancy, injury litigation over acetaminophen use, and broader public confidence in over-the-counter medications.
Special Guest: Dr Renata Moon
Dr. Renata Moon is a board-certified pediatrician. She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with degrees in biochemistry & medicine and has actively practiced clinical pediatrics for over 20 years. In her role as Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, Dr. Moon has taught countless thousands medical students & residents in medical education programs. Reflected professional views are her own; Dr. Moon does not speak on behalf of any past or current institutions with which she has been affiliated.
Question of The Day!
Wonder if you can tell me what I can give my 77 yr old husband. Sunday he had blood in his urine. Lots of blood. Urine culture came back negative. They are saying prostate Infection. On levaquin for a month. Then they want a psa test. He has been on prostate supplements for years. The last 15 months using Prosta power. I spoke with Jonathan Wagner he told me to ask you.
Can we increase the amount of Prosta power he takes two a day? Is there anything else he can take? Thank you. I appreciate your help
Sue
Thank you for all you do RSB & Super Don! I know several people that have macular [they are in mid-80s] & have been receiving those shots in their eyes [yuck!] on a regular basis. My neighbor can no longer drive bc of this. Is there anything that might help? She does take the eye bright [I think that’s what it is] with an herbal blend of things in it.
Thank you so much.
Sue
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