Melatonin Expert, retired Airforce Col, Counter-Bioweapons researcher, Dr. Richard Neel joins us again to eplain the false claims recently published by the main stream media about Melatonin.

Dr. Richard L. Neel, MD, MPH is from Lake Jackson, Texas and is a fifth generationTexan. He currently lives in Bulverde, Texas with his wife, Marisa. Dr. Neel received hisMedical Degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. Hehas a Masters Degree in Public Health (MPH) from Harvard University and took coursesin occupational and environmental law at MIT. He completed his residency in AerospaceMedicine at Brooks Air Force Base and a fellowship in Occupational Medicine atWilford Hall Medical Center in San Antonio. Dr. Neel is Board Certified in AerospaceMedicine and served over twenty years as a Chief Flight Surgeon in the US Air Forcebefore retiring at the rank of Colonel. During his Air Force career, he was stationed inEurope for over eight years. In addition to his flight surgeon duties, he served as theChief of Executive Medicine for Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the former EasternBloc countries. In this capacity, he served as the personal physician for many USAmbassadors, Flag Officers and Senior State Department personnel. He led emergencymedical response teams for the NASA space shuttle emergency landing sites in Spain,Morocco and The Gambia. Dr Neel deployed numerous times in his career for combatoperations throughout the Middle East and in Bosnia. His service included time as asquadron commander, expeditionary clinic commander and air transportable hospitalcommander. He completed flight training at Randolph Air Force Base and has over athousand hours of flight time in fighters, tankers, transports and helicopters includingmore than 25 combat missions. He completed the long course in aircraft mishapinvestigations at USC and served as the medical board member for six full Air Forceaircraft mishap investigation boards, as well as numerous interim boards. He discoveredtwo separate design flaws in the F-16 and one in the F-4 that resulted in engineeringredesigns of the jets and exonerated at least nine pilots whose mishaps had been blamedon pilot error by previous boards. He also discovered human factor issues that led to achange in air operations for Desert Storm and to write ups in several safety magazines.While stationed in England, he flew in the helicopter rescue of 32 people who werestranded on a sinking tanker 300 miles off the northern coast of Ireland. The 12 hourmission was the longest recorded air-sea rescue in history at that time and included airrefueling five times in a North Atlantic hurricane. His final assignment in the Air Forcewas as Chief of Medical Force Protection for Headquarters Air Force Security Forces.Part of this job entailed researching countermeasures for chemical, biological andradiological weapons while serving on a global anti-terrorism team. On September 11,2001, he led an Air Force emergency medical response team at the Pentagon. In his post-Air Force career, Dr. Neel has worked in San Antonio and the surrounding areas as aspecialist in hyperbaric medicine and wound care, and as Area Medical Director for anational company of occupational and urgent care clinics. He is currently co-owner andCEO of Alsatian Care Enterprises where he continues his practice of emergency, urgent