Former FBI counterterrorism and counterintelligence operative Eric O'Neill joined The WBAP Morning News to lend his expertise on the two Afghani nationals in the news that carried out and attempted to carry out attacks.

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Ernie, Carla, and Hal Jay from the WBAP Morning News discuss panhandling and how Fort Worth is trying to deal with it. Have you given money to a panhandler?

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Dr. Bo Kabala, Political Science Expert from Tarleton State University, joined The WBAP Morning News. Government shutdown is ending. What was gained from all of this?

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Dr. Jonathan Thorp calmly joined The WBAP Morning News this morning. He is the CEO of Quantum Connections, a company that helps individuals and organizations find connection in a disconnected world. Scream Clubs are a thing now? Is this healthy?

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Our weekly visit with The Heritage Foundation.

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Former Congressman Dr. Michael Burgess joined The WBAP Morning News to talk about this link between pregnant women taking Tylenol and autism, after TX AG Paxton filed a lawsuit against the drug manufacturer.

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LTRA PROCESSED FOODS LINKED TO DEPRESSION, STUDY FINDS

Women who consumed nine servings of ultra processed food each day were more likely to develop depression than those who consumed no more than four servings.  Consuming large amounts of ultra processed foods may be linked to depression, research published found.  Ultra processed foods are high in salt, sugar, hydrogenated fats and additives. They include quintessential junk food items such as chips and soda, but also a lot of ready-to-eat meals, yogurts and packaged bread.  The study, published in the journal JAMA Open Network, looked at the eating habits and mental health status of more than 31,000 women between the ages of 42 and 62. The participants came from the Nurses’ Health Study II, a long-running observational study group, and were almost entirely white.  The researchers found that women who ate the most ultra processed food — nine servings per day — were 50% more likely to develop depression than those who ate the least, no more than four servings a day. Consuming a high amount of foods and drinks that contained artificial sweeteners had a particularly negative effect, the study found.

A healthy living expert who spent the first part of his career working for huge processed food companies like Hormel and Pepsi...and now he's dedicated his life to educating people on the dangers of too much processed food.  Ron is the founder of CurcuminPro, a supplement company that develops products with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects RON GOURLEY has more.

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Celine Hubler and Sara Gilliam, Presbyterian Village North Residents, joined The WBAP Morning News to talk about the pin-up calendar they participated in for a worthy cause.

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