Amy Kalafa, producer of Two Angry Moms, on school lunches
December 7, 2015
Hosted by Howard Straus
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Anyone who spends any time in the woods knows to leave a baby bear cub alone. Its mother is bound to be near, and if she senses danger to her cub, will tear you limb from limb. That is the kind of hornets' nest the local school district stirred up by undermining Amy Kalafa's efforts to provide her children with healthy lunches to take to school. The school offered sugary drinks and snacks with no nutritional value, and Amy's lifelong passion for nature and health was deeply offended. An award-winning film-maker with 25 years of top notch experience, she got angry enough to make a film detailing the damage that schools are doing to our children. This is a woman you don't want angry with you: she wrote a book to go with the film, put out tools to help other Moms concerned with their children's health make a difference in their communities, and her goal is to turn "Two Angry Moms" into two MILLION. Join us to find out how.
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Join author and international speaker Howard Straus on a journey to help you discover the power of natural healing. As grandson of Dr. Max Gerson (creator of Gerson Therapy) and the son of the ever popular health advocate, Charlotte Gerson, Howard has been a lifelong champion of natural health and healing methods that really work.
Each week, Howard will interview researchers, authors and experts well known in the natural healing field, who will discuss their views and share valuable information that you can use to take control of your health.
Howard Straus
Mr. Howard Straus, son of Charlotte Gerson and grandson of Dr. Max Gerson, graduated from MIT with a degree in physics. He was a US naval officer during the Viet Nam war and worked for many years as a computer systems analyst. Howard was Editor-in-Chief of the Gerson Healing Newsletter for ten years and authored an award-winning biography of Dr. Gerson called Dr. Max Gerson: Healing the Hopeless, published in 2002.
Howard was the founding Director of the Gerson Healing Center in Sedona, Arizona, that provided the Gerson Therapy directly to visitors from all over the world. Howard also served on the Board of the Gerson Institute for fifteen years and initiated their Worldwide Web presence during the earliest days of the Internet.
Mr. Straus founded Gerson Health Media that publishes the guidebooks for implementing Gerson Therapy and manages the rapidly expanding library of books and booklets being released around the world. Howard appears on radio, television and Internet interviews, and regularly speaks throughout the world.
