strengthens your whole body and relief for it she skinned that's our main topic today with your host dr cotton like you taught. people to step away.

relief for it she skinned that's our main topic today with your host dr cotton like you taught. people to step away if they're new somebody who's constantly scratching himself because he might have fleas lice or something infectious or just some mental thing going on so each one is makes you live and it makes you suffering because it is always wrong during lunch or breakfast during dinner and if you want to get rid of it has to come to this place for the berlin charity dr martin is welcome to check. finding the cause and chronic rightists the sometimes like shot of holmes trying to solve the case. thanks for having me so what's a main challenge in your field of work each of the main challenge is that there's not just one cause for each approaches so the patients are all different sorts of problems that are coming to us and we have to identify the one main reason for the protests and that can be quite a challenge in the book have patients visit you well it's a broad range of patients that we see so we see every age group basically we see patients with skin diseases we see patient

dr. pitcaithley: earlier. >> earlier and during the civil war. because cotton -- was no longer being sent to britain and made for the. cotton mills so, what happened in britain was that incredible numbers of people pushed against slavery, despite the fact that they were now out of work. so, there was, in 1812, around 1812 when spencer perceval was the prime minister. he was an incredibly hardline abolitionist. he actually didn't allow american ships into port if they had any slaves on their ships at all. so, there was -- there were powerful business reasons to get rid of slavery. do you have any issues with that? dr. pitcaithley: it's something i did not look into. i think i understand that, at the same time, about beginning of the civil war, cotton was becoming grown much more in india as part of the british empire, and that helped supply some of that need. i told you exactly everything i know about that. but i've read that that's the case, and so it alleviated that need a little bit, but you got the wilberforce issue in england against slavery. and the genera

dr. jen ashton is here. >> george, medically and nutritionally it comes down to one word -- why? you can lose weight on cottonges in our environment and in our body. changes in the organisms in our body. but remember, the caveman or cavewoman also ate berries. so this diet is lacking in a lot of ways. >> what are the specific risks eating all meat? >> you're not getting fiber. if you think of this coffee, french press which i love, coffee grounds as the high when your kidneys filter that out, yeah, you're getting some filtration but you're getting a lot of this residue. and in someone with kidney disease, that's not great. someone with high kidneys high protein is probably not going to damage your kidneys but again, what else are you missing? purely for weight loss, a lot of better ways to do it. >> special concerns with red meat. >> red meat in high doses is a carcinogen. it can lead to cancer of the g.i. tract. this is not the way to go. >> what is this? >> it's the mediterranean diet. the paleolike diet. the ashton diet. it's about balance, it's about getting healthy fats, fruits and vegetables. this is th