Lethal Medicine  is a 55-minute video that portrays the entire vivisection picture and the forces that perpetuate this outmoded, unscientific industry.  It was produced  by

SUPRESS: The Nature of Wellness
POBox 10400, Glendale CA 91209-3400 
Tel: 818-790-6384      Fax: 818-790-9660

(No group dealing with the vivsection issue should be without this video which is also available from Civitas.  Send check for $25 to
Civitas, Box 26, Swain NY 14884.)                            Books also available.

1. Contact the Public Access Department of your local cable television company and ask to speak with the person in charge.  You do NOT have to have cable yourself in order to make this request.

2. Request that s/he air LETHAL MEDICINE .  Federal law requires cable companies to air  - free of charge - programs submitted by local residents of the community they serve.  They cannot legally refuse to do so because of content - with exception of pornography, gamblig etc. -which does not apply to LETHAL MEDICINE.

3. The station may require that you fill out a simple aplication.  Doing so does not make you liable in any way for the content of the documentary.  That responsibility lies with the producer: The Nature of Wellness.

4. Find out what size videotape the station prefers.  Both 3/4 and 1/2
inch are available.  This public access version displays an 800 number allowing viewers to request free information.  Please do not provide them with your personal copy which does not provide this number.

5. Send name and address of station and contact person to The Nature of Wellness along with size of tape preferred and it will be sent directly to the station. 

6. It is extremely important for you to keep in touch with the person in charge of public access on a regular basis to request that LETHAL MEDICINE  be aired on a regular basis.  Please stay on top of it and keep this valuable available to the public.

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