In a far-ranging discussion with a South American perspective, Mel talks with internationally-known herbalist, Greg Caton, about the strange deaths of alternative practitioners, the diaspora of American intellectuals leaving the U.S., the suppression of epidemiology, massive biomass loss, and the existing proof that Fukushima is, indeed, an ELE (Extinction Level Event). What forces are at play at so many levels that point to the eradication of life on earth? An analysis tying together these seemingly unrelated events is the subject of this intense installment of Sanitas.
Great Caton (1956 - 2021) I have worked extensively in "designer foods," as well as alternative medicine and nutrition products since 1981. I graduated from L.A. Valley College ('75); am a U.S. Navy veteran ('75-'78), and the author of four books: "Lumen: Food for a New Age" (1986): An interdisciplinary work on vegetarianism and the role of meat analogs, with over 45,000 copies in print. "MLM Fraud" (1991): On corruption in the multi-level marketing industry and the tools to identify the work of its perpetrators?since banned in the U.S. "Meditopia?" (2004-2012): An ongoing project and free online read. "The Gospel of 2012 According to Ayahuasca": Another free online read. In 1984, I founded Consumer Express, which later became Nutrition for Life International (briefly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange as "NFLI"). Later, I founded Lumen Foods (1986), and its internet site (soybean.com, 1995), which currently manufactures the best-selling vegetarian "meat" snack on the North American continent, Stonewall's Jerquee. My family successfully ran the company from its inception until its sale in March 2007. I invented a food-grade preservative in 2003 and built a manufacturing plant in Lake Charles, Louisiana, to produce and commercialize the discovery. This facility currently operates as Global Preservatives, Inc. (globalpreservatives.com), the assignee of my primary U.S. Patent Application No. 10782405, representing this area of my work (see also). My current efforts in preservative research can be viewed at Natura Scio (www.naturascio.com). In 1995, I created Alpha Omega Labs (herbhealers.com / altcancer.com), which became a provider of over 300 alternative health products with 14 distributors around the world, before its closure by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration in September 2003. It successfully reopened in Ecuador in June 2008. Alpha Omega Labs is best known for Cansema??an effective cure for skin cancer, based on suppressed formulary information dating back to the 1850s. Over a 20-year period, Alpha Omega Labs has been responsible for curing thousands of cancer cases. The corruption surrounding the circumstances of its closure (from 2003 to 2008) is one of the topics in Meditopia?. Education & Work History: L.A. Valley College, 1974-75: A.A. Social Sciences. U.S. Navy, Crytologist, 1975-78: (TS-SI & satcom clearances). Founder/President, Richland Foods, 1981-83: Early marketing company of soy-based meat replacement products (analogs). Founder, Consumer Express, 1984: Direct sales company, later became Nutrition For Life International, traded as NFLI (NASDAQ) in the 1990s. Founder, Lumen Foods (soybean.com), 1986: President, 1986-1997. Active with the company, 1986-2007. Manufacturer of soy-based meat replacements, specializing in intermediate moisture (IM mode) food products with extended shelf-life capability. Founder, PreservX.com, 2003: Manufacturer of natural preservatives for the food industry. Sold in December 2003; now operating as GlobalPreservatives.com. Founder, Alpha Omega Labs (1994-2013): Manufacturer of natural health care products, distributing internationally from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Personal: A resident of Cuenca, Ecuador, Mr. Caton is married to Cathryn E. Caton, N.D. They have one son. He is an Amateur Extra Class ham radio operator (N5OY), practicing herbologist, and a lifelong student of interdisciplinary studies. Websites: HerbHealers.com AltCancer.com GregCaton.com Meditopia.org
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