Student featured on “Reality Sandwich”
Clayton College of Natural Health student Matthew Sluder recently appeared as a guest on a radio program called Reality Sandwich. This particular show is focused on discussing a proposed plan to spray untested pesticides over urban populations through out the San Francisco Bay Area in an attempt to eradicate the light brown apple moth. Sluder was asked to share a little bit about the emerging field of epigenetics and generally how chemicals interact with our genes. Click here to listen.
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May 30th, 2008 at 2:10 pm
Wow, pesticides give me the creeps…
And untested pesticides? Over urban populations? A little more than creepy.
Cool radio show by the way, hypnotherapy and healthful living, interesting mix
Thanks for the great resource.
-Sean
http://www.YummyFitness.com