Ask The Doctor
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Don't Let Whiplash Whip You
Dr. Terel Newton, pain management specialist at Pain Relief Centers joins Dr Desilva to offer a little background, helpful information and tips on what to do should you feel the pain of a whiplash injury.
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Dispelling The Myths About Prostate Cancer
Dr. Philippa Cheetham a board certified urologist in the Department of Uro-oncology at Columbia University Medical Center, comes on the show to dispel some of the myths related to prostate cancer and discuss lifestyle choices that can contribute to prostate cancer prevention.
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What is MicroVas Therapy?
Neuropathy pain is described as tingling, burning, numbness or sharp stabbing pain in the feet and legs. MicroVas Therapy is a cutting-edge, non-invasive, physical medicine treatment that is proven successful in treating patients for pain stemming from peripheral, diabetic, and post-chemo therapeutic neuropathies. Owner/CEO of Accelerated Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Amit Gaglani joins the show to discuss MicroVas Therapy.
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Would Physical Therapy Be Right For You?
Neuropathy pain is described as tingling, burning, numbness or sharp stabbing pain in the feet and legs. MicroVas Therapy is a cutting-edge, non-invasive, physical medicine treatment that is proven successful in treating patients for pain stemming from peripheral, diabetic, and post-chemo therapeutic neuropathies. Owner/CEO of Accelerated Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Amit Gaglani joins the show to discuss MicroVas Therapy.
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Fighting a Fever? Important Information You Should Know
As recently reported in the Wall Street Journal, a fever is not an illness, but rather an infection-fighting response by your body. Fever forces us to slow down and rest so that our bodies can focus on healing and rejuvenating. Although, many people often look to medications such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen at the first sign of fever, doctors are suggesting that this may in fact prevent the body from healing as effectively and quickly as it would like to. Chicago Healers Practitioner Dr....
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Life Saving Information About Your Kidneys
Physician author, Dr. Sagar Nigwekar joins the show to discuss important tips and information to keep your kidneys healthy.
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Multiple Sclerosis Hope Trials
March is National MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Awareness Month. Bestselling author, Shelley Peterman Schwarz joins the show to discuss the challenges of living with a disability and some of the best ways to live life in spite of health challenges. She will also talk about HOPE Trials, a program meat to improve the life of individuals suffering from a wide array of debilitating conditions. Shelley has lived with MS for 30 years.
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Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
Each year, millions of people suffering from an injury or disabled with a chronic pain condition, consider undergoing surgery to find relief. While there is a time and a place for surgical intervention, there are also novel treatments available such as Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy that can help individuals avoid surgery by maximizing their healing potential. Dr. David Wang, an expert in PRP therapy joins the show.
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Diabetes Alert Day
Vascular wellness is a very real concern for persons with diabetes. Many Americans are unaware they have type 2 diabetes. For this reason, Diabetes Alert Day on Tuesday, March 22, 2011 provides a valuable “wake-up call” for America. Vascular Surgeon and President of The Vascular Group, Dr. R. Clement Darling joins the show to discuss vascular health, in particular for those dealing with diabetes.
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Learn the Differences Between Cold/Flu and Allergies
Cough. Sneeze. Wheeze. You know the symptoms, but do you really know the cause? The similarities between symptoms of the flu/cold and nasal allergies can cause confusion. Worse, it can cause you to make the wrong diagnosis and treat with the wrong medications. And, if allergies are left untreated, it can cause more serious conditions like sinusitis or ear infections. Vice President of external affairs for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, Mike Tringale and Dr. Linda Dahl join the...
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Hair Loss in Men
Male pattern baldness accounts for more than 95% of hair loss in men. By the age of thirty-five, two-thirds of American men will experience some degree of noticeable hair loss. Furthermore, by the age of 50, approximately 85% of men have significantly thinning hair. Dr. Abraham Armani, medical director of Advanced Skin Fitness joins the show to discuss what to do if you are losing your hair.
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Cord Blood Stem Cell Transplants
Dr. Nancy Sapanara joins the show to share an amazing story of one little boys fight against leukemia and the life saving transplant of his newborn sister's stem cells. Dr. Sapanara will discuss cord and placenta blood banking.
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Award Winning Chef Shares Story of Overcoming Tongue...
Award winning chef and author, Grant Achatz joins the show to discuss his personal journey in the fight against tongue cancer and how becoming your own health advocate is crucial when battling serious health issues.
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Avoiding Hearing Loss
Dr. Scott Zaszuba joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the steps you can take to protect your hearing.
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Should You Be Considering Concierge Medicine?
Dr. Bernard Kaminetsky, Medical Director of MDVIP, joins Dr. DeSilva to explain what concierge medicine is, why it is showing so much growth, and who might benefit from it most.
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Hip & Knee Replacement Surgery
About 70 million Americans are affected with some form of arthritis. There is no known cause, but risk factors such as age, gender and weight can highly increase your chances of developing arthritis. Dr. Jeffrey A. Geller joins Dr. DeSilva to answer any questions that you may have as well discuss several of the possible treatment options.
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U.S. Senate Must Reject H.R.1
The U.S. House of Representatives failed to protect the public health of all Americans by passing H.R.1. Paul Billings joins Dr. DeSilva to explain why the American Lung Association believes this bill ignores public health and will have dire consequences for all Americans, especially people with lung diseases, including lung cancer, asthma and emphysema.
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Home Health Care Tips For Living With Multiple Sclerosis
The average diagnosis of MS is between ages of 20 and 50. Lainie Messina joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss that living with MS can often mean making some changes in one's home life, and planning ahead for when outside help may be needed.
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Is Your Hearth Healthy? (It May Not Be...)
Americans think they are in better heart health than they really are. According to a recent American Heart Association survey, nearly 40 percent thought they were in ideal heart health, when in reality less than 1 percent of Americans have an ideal profile.
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Mom Was Right: Good Posture Matters!
Research studies show what moms have always known: Standing up tall affects how you look, reduces back pain and is good for your health. Besides affecting back and neck pain, posture affects joint stress and arthritis, as well as how deep and well you can breath. Dr. Steven Weiniger joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that posture is a habit with significant health effects, one where training your body with a little bit of consistent effort really makes a difference.
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1 In 6 Men Will Get Prostate Cancer
One in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Dr. Bruce Roth joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss that despite these alarming statistics, many men will not discuss their risks, or testing and treatment options with their doctors – until it’s very late in the game.
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Prevent & Treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Although it might seem that carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition born from long hours spent working on a computer keyboard, carpal tunnel syndrome actually has numerous causes. Dr. Levi Harrison joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that, fortunately, for most people who develop carpal tunnel syndrome, proper treatment usually can relieve the pain and numbness and restore normal use of their wrists and hands.
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Many Women With Incontinence Suffer in Silence
Women who suffer with incontinence – or an uncontrollable need to urinate -- may avoid laughing and working out and may have moments of panic when they cough. They may change what they do and the way they live to deal with a treatable health problem, rather than seek help. Dr. Ingber joins Dr. DeSilva to demystify the subject and provide some concrete recommendations for ways that have been shown to prevent incontinence.
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The Curing Of Disease And Healing Of People
Dr. William Hablitzel joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss what he feels to be the profound difference between the curing of disease and healing of people.
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1 in 500 Athletes At Risk Of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
According to the Center for Disease Control 100,000 young athletes die each year from all cardio-vascular disorders, including cardiomyopathy, as a result of participation in sports. This is twice as many as die in auto accidents. Dr. Srihari Naidu joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options.
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Link Between Diabetes & Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is caused by nerve damage. Dr. John Kessler joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that it can result from such problems as traumatic injuries, infections, metabolic problems and exposure to toxins, and that one of the most common causes is diabetes.
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What The New Dietary Guidelines Mean For Parents
Dr. Kristine Clark joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that for parents, the new dietary guidelines present some very practical problems, not the least of which is, “How will I get my kids to eat these healthier foods?”
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Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk Factors
Dr. Herbert A. Insel joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the many ways you can take better care of your heart and reduce your risk for heart disease.
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Dr. Travis Stork Encourages Us to Eat Whole Grains
Dr. Travis Stork, author and host of medical talk show “The Doctors” says whole grain is a key component of a healthy diet. A diet high in whole grain has been found to help with diabetes and weight management and may help reduce the risk of heart disease and certain cancers. So it’s imperative everyone gets enough.
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Brand-Name Drugs vs. Low Cost Generics
Lisa Gill joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that drugmakers shell out billions of dollars each year to target consumers with their ads. In 2009, they spent $4.3 billion to reach consumers and $6.6 billion on promotions aimed at doctors, according to IMS Health, which tracks drug sales and marketing. And drug ads aimed at convincing consumers to ask for a drug by name are working: In a recent poll by Consumer Reports Health, one in five people said they’d asked for a drug they’d seen on TV and...
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What Doctors Wish Their Patients Knew
Nancy Metcalf, a Senior Program Editor at Consumer Reports magazine, joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the results from a new doctors’ poll and a companion survey of 49,007 Consumer Reports subscribers about their experiences with physicians. She will also offer tips for navigating the complex doctor-patient relationship, both face-to-face and online.
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Extraordinary Healing
Dr. Stephen Coles joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss his new book "Extraordinary Healing", which documents the extraordinary story of French researcher Mirko Beljanski, known as the father of environmental medicine. Beljanski's discovery of destabilized DNA and the specific plant molecules that can help restore DNA to a healthy state and stop pathological cells from replicating have led to many miraculous cures and prolonged survival for thousands of cancer patients, including French President...
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Kristi Yamaguchi On The Importance Of Getting A Flu Shot
Olympic Gold Medalist Kristi Yamaguchi joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the importance of getting a flu shot.
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Medical Facts & Myths
Dr. Sanjiv Chopra joins Dr. DeSilva to help us sort out some medical facts from medical myths, such as: Is coffee actually good for you? Can eating a small amount of nuts everyday help extend your life? Should you be drinking green tea? What about red wine? Is an aspirin a day a good idea? Listen in to see what the doctors have to say!
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Treatment & Prevention Of Coronary Artery Disease
Dr. James Beckerman joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the treatment and prevention of Coronary Artery Disease.
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The Flex Diet
Dr. James Beckerman joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss his new book "The Flex Diet" and to explain how you can reach your weight loss goals in a way that fits your lifestyle, and your life.
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Hospital Critterz
Stacey Laura Lloyd joins Dr. DeSilva to explain how the "Hospital Critterz" series creates an additional opportunity for families, doctors, nurses, and other caregivers to engage with a child in his or her reading and strengthen the dialogue and bonding among them.
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New Breakthroughs In Robotic Cancer Surgery
Dr. S. Adam Ramin joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss that fact that while the statistics on some cancers are alarming, the growing treatment with Robotic Surgery is continuing to advance and improve survival rates. They will also discuss several newer studies are suggesting that Robotic Surgery is both cheaper and better for the patient.
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Rx & OTC Pain Medications Can Carry Health Risks
Dr. Kevin Marzo joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss some new evidence that has surfaced adding fuel to the theory that several common prescription and over-the-counter pain drugs may increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Prescription Drug Abuse Is On The Rise
Dr. Barry Rosenthal joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the startling fact that emergency room visits resulting from prescription drugs have exceeded those related to illicit drugs for three consecutive years.
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Acupuncture 101
Kyla Boles joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that acupuncture is known for its curative powers dating back more than 8,000 years. It can also reduces stress, help you quit smoking, and lose weight.
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What You Need To Know About Preventing Birth Defects
Dr. Annette Perez-Delboy joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the importance of prenatal sonogram screening for the diagnosis of fetal anomalies.
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Cervical Heath During Pregnancy
Dr. Annette Perez-Delboy joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the importance of cervical health during pregnancy.
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Knee Replacement Info & Advice
Dr. Ronald P. Grelsamer joins Dr. DeSilva to give you information you need to know to help you decide whether knee replacement is the right choice for you.
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Understanding Senior Housing Options
Cecelia Sanders joins Dr. DeSiva to discuss the different types of senior housing, what choices may be best for you, and how to navigate the emotional roadblocks that come with choosing senior housing.
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Hospice Care & End-Of-Life Planning
Hospice counselor Joanne Harvey joins Dr. DeSilva to talk about what hospice is, and why it's important to know about your own, or a loved one's options as end-of-life nears. She also shares her perspective on the controversial "end-of-life planning" revisions in Medicare.
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Chromosomal Testing with IVF
Dr. Daniel Potter joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss what potential parents need to know about Chromosomal Testing with In Vitro Fertilization.
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How to Prevent & Treat Varicose Veins
Dr. Ramtin Kassir joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss what causes varicose veins, how to prevent them, and what you can do to treat them.
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Setting SMART Fitness Goals For The New Year
Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer Melanie Cole, MS joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how setting specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely fitness goals can help you get in great shape this year...and you'll feel great too!
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The Ugly Surprise Inside Many Skin Care Products
Cosmetics Industry Expert David Pollock joins Dr. Desilva to arm consumers with the knowledge they need to avoid unhealthy products and make better skin care decisions. “While we use skin care to look younger,” explains Pollock, “the beauty industry uses certain ingredients that can create skin problems, such as dry skin, rosacea, psoriasis, and so on. In fact, they even accelerate the signs of aging. And, naturally, in response, consumers have to buy more products.”
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The Confusion Over Autism & Vaccines
Dr. Len Krilov joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the link between childhood vaccinations and autism. A recent investigation just published in a prominent medical journal alleges that a decade-long effort to link childhood vaccinations with autism was really an elaborate hoax perpetuated by a British doctor who has since been banned from practicing medicine in that country.
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Avoiding Injury During Winter Workouts
Dr. Benjamin Domb, MD joins Dr. DeSilva to explain how you can avoid injury while working out this winter, whether you are outdoors, in a gym, or in your home.
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Preventing Periodontal Disease
Dr. Remo Biagioni joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that dental health is important for a healthy smile, but it's also important for a healthy YOU!
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Alternative Treatments For Pain
Dr. Gary Kaplan joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that at its worst, pain can destroy a person’s life, taking away their ability to earn a livelihood and maintain personal relationships. Pain can even lead to drug dependency and addiction.
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How Depression Impacts Pain and Other Ailments
Dr. Gary Kaplan joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that depression can involve much more than just feeling sad; it can also undermine your ability to manage tasks and even impact your physical health.
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Vegas Recordings - Dr. Sinatra
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Vegas Recordings - Dr. Vagnini
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Vegas Recordings - Dr. Klatz
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Do You Know Your HIV Status?
Dr. Hackett joins Dr. DeSilva to talk about a new test that was just launched in September of this year, that detects HIV days earlier than any previously-available test.
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Are Your Dental Fillings Dangerous To Your Health?
Dr. Laurence Rifkin joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the recent findings of a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee that suggests the agency should look at updated data on mercury amalgam dental fillings that may indicate possible medical problems for patients.
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Can Interactive Video Games Lead to Health Problems?
Before playing interactive tennis or bowling, or jamming on your imaginary guitar, what can you do to make your interactive video game experience an enjoyable and pain free one?
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Antibiotic Overload!
Dr. Tom Bayne joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the overuse of unnecessary antibiotics and the natural, safe, and effective cold weather cures that can get you on the road to recovery much more quickly.
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Protecting Your Heart During the Colder Months
The colder days ahead may mean that people are not only more susceptible to getting the cold or flu, but also having a heart attack. Dr. Henry joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that researchers believe it’s because as the temperature goes down, blood pressure rises, making blood thicker and working the heart harder.
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Is Your Breath Mistletoe Fresh?
Of course you should brush your teeth and floss on a daily basis, but Dr. Katz joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that that’s not enough to keep your breath fresh all day. Food is just one of the many variables that can cause bad breath, and watching what you eat is a good place to start.
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Is Lack of Sleep Affecting Your Energy & Productivity?
Dr. Russell Rosenberg joins Dr. DeSilva to share the results of a new sleep survey, and provide tips on how to combat the “power outage” at work by sleeping and waking-up better.
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What You Eat Can Help Reduce Your Cancer Risk
The holiday season is upon us, and over the next few months, many Americans will ignore the risks associated with an unhealthy diet while celebrating with family and friends. Kathy Allen joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that while indulging in holiday treats often only results in a stomach ache, other diet and lifestyle decisions, if made on a regular basis, can lead to far worse.
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What To Do If You Get Sick While Traveling
It never fails. While traveling over the holidays, someone in the family gets sick. John Santa, M.D., M.P.H, internist and director of the Consumer Reports Health Ratings Center, joins Dr. DeSilva to offer his advice on how to navigate walk-in clinics and emergency rooms during a trip to grandma’s house.
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Protecting Your Health Privacy
Medical ID theft is a serious and growing problem that often has catastrophic consequences for victims' wealth and health. Author and Attorney Jacqueline Klosek joins Dr. DeSilva to explain how the 2010 Health Reform bill and the 2009 Economic Stimulus package incentivize medical providers to increase their use of electronic health records, which bring increased clinical benefits but also increased risks to privacy and security of medical information.
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A Cancer Survivor Becomes An Advocate
Anita Mitchell joins Dr. DeSilva to explain what happened when, at only 41 years old, she was given the shocking diagnosis of stage 4 colon cancer that had spread to her liver.
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Are You Overdosing On Cold & Cough Medication?
A recent JAMA study brought the issue of children overdosing on cold medicines to the forefront. Dr. Dicpinigaitis joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that the same overdosing and inaccurate dosing is occurring in adults, and why that's important as we head into cold and cough season.
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Seniors Don't Be Left Out During Medicare Part D...
Dr. William K. Fleming joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss to the importance of Medicare Part D and selecting an appropriate prescription coverage plan.
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Update on Laws Improving Breast Cancer Detection
Dr. Jocelyn Rapelyea joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss breast density and legislation to improve breast cancer detection.
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A Colorectal Cancer Survivor Shares His Story
Chuck Weilgus, who is the Executive Director of USA Swimming and a 2010 Great Comebacks Award Recipient, joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss his diagnoses with Stage III colorectal cancer.
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Preventing & Healing Colds/Flu
Dr. Susan Smith Jones joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how you can get back to the basics with time-tested blends of essential oils that will get you through the cold and flu season without drug side effects.
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How to Remain Joyful During the Holidays
Dr. Susan Smith Jones joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how you can remain joyful and happy even during the stressful holiday season.
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Researchers Discover Potential Peptide Therapy For Use...
An innovative study shows that a unique peptide therapy blocks the growth of malignant ovarian tumors with no known side effects. The use of peptides as a treatment has created a novel class of anti-cancer agents. Dr. Robin Farias-Eisner joins Dr. DeSilva to explain why this discovery is a paradigm shift in the treatment of cancer and was published this week , in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, USA.
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Why Health Care Reform Is Still Important
B. J. White joins Dr. DeSilva to explain why he believes the American people must let Washington know what we want in a Health Care Bill now, because in two years they could repeal the present bill and replace it with nothing.
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When Grief Comes Home for the Holidays
For those experiencing illness, grief, or the loss of a loved one, the holidays can be a time of sadness, pain, anger or dread. For many individuals, the holidays bring back memories of a loved one that can be intense. Ann Costello joins Dr. DeSilva to share her poignant experience in a positive way to help others who may be facing the holidays with apprehension and heartache.
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Don’t Let Sore, Achy Feet Ruin Your Holidays
Dr. Christopher Hendrix joins Dr. DeSilva to offer five tips for healthy holiday feet.
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Staying Healthy during the Holiday Season
Dr. DeSilva talks to Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen, who has developed an easy to follow, simple and inclusive health plan which allows you to enjoy your favorite foods – especially important during holiday’s festivities and parties where choices are limited.
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Get Tested For Diabetes This Holiday Season
New data recently released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that one in ten persons in the U.S. has diabetes and one in four of those with diabetes are undiagnosed. Dr. Delgado joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss why rates of diabetes (including undiagnosed diabetes) are higher in Hispanics than among non-Hispanic whites.
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A Caregiver's Journey Through Alzheimer's
Olivia Hoblitzelle joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease challenged her and her husband to live the spiritual teachings they had embraced during their lifetime together. Determined to greet this journey consciously and lovingly, they used their years as practitioners and teachers of psychology and Buddhist meditation to guide them through Hob's decline.
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Does Exercise Help Alzheimer's Patients?
HealthRadio's own, Melanie Cole, MS, host of the popular "Sports Medicine and Fitness Show" in conjunction with the American College of Sports Medicine joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss exercising for Alzheimer's patients; does it help, what limitations do the patients have, etc.
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Is An Alzheimer’s Cure On The Horizon?
Dr. Daniel Chain joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the startling facts and figures about Alzheimer’s disease and our aging Baby Boomer population.
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National Memory Screening Day
Eric J. Hall joins Dr. DeSilva to encourage Americans to take advantage of free memory screenings in their community as part of National Memory Screening Day.
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Get Rid Of Your Dentures Forever!
Listen in as Dr. Steven M. Moss and Dr. DeSilva talk about the benefits and possible risks of dental implants.
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The Signs & Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer
Dr. Michael V. Seiden joins Dr. DeSilva to talk about what signs and symptoms women should take seriously, and when it's important to schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss further testing options.
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Gadgets to Help Soothe the Winter Blues – and Flu
There a number of gadgets available that can help you feel happier and healthier during the cold and flu season. Dr. Ted Myatt joins Dr. DeSilva to help you decide which ones are right for you.
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Options For Your Autistic Child As He Grows Into...
Through therapy, job training, residential and social integration services, Easter Seals provides independence options many adults with Autism never thought possible. Patricia Wright joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss the array of services available to adults that facilitate participation in their community.
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Beat Your Sugar Addiction
Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, one of the most frequently quoted integrative medical authorities in the world comes on the show to discuss beating sugar addiction. With the Holidays approaching, many people indulge in sugar which can lead to poor health, diabetes and worse.
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End of Daylight Saving Time is a Great Time for a Sleep...
Sleep disorders come in many forms and are often misunderstood and misdiagnosed. With Daylight Savings Time coming to an end, now is a great time to get a sleep checkup and find out if you are one of the 40 million Americans that suffers from a long-term sleep disorder! Dr. Arney Pallay, M.D., FAAFP, medical director at Changebridge Medical Associates joins the show to discuss the symptoms and what can be done if you have problems sleeping.
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Living With Bladder Control Problems
One in six U.S. adults suffers from bladder control issues. Overactive bladder is a common problem, which can have embarrassing symptoms that seriously impact a person’s quality of life. Dr. Marcy Abel joins Dr. DeSilva to educate us about treatment options that can help patients reclaim control over their bladder health and their lives. We also meet Susan Whaley, who has found that medical intervention has helped her overcome her bladder control problems and allows her to now lead a normal,...
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The Most Important Key to Radiant Health is...
Creator of Cocoon Nutrition and Nutripath, Stephen Heuer joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss his personal journey to real health and keys to radiant health, which include detoxification at the cellular level.
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Substitute These Foods for a Healthier Lifestyle
Executive Editor of Oxygen Magazine, Diane Hart joins the show to discuss her new book, "Pick it Kick it" and the simple, smart food choices you should make to lead a healthier, slimmer lifestyle!
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A Less Invasive Approach to Plastic Surgery
One of the world's leading plastic surgeons, Dr. Gerald Imber joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss plastic surgery options that are less invasive.
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At What Age Should Your Kids First See an Orthodontist?
Dr. Lee Graber, DDS, president of the American Association of Orthodontists joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss when you should first bring your children to an orthodontist, plus tips on getting braces and more.
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Keeping Your Teeth Healthy This Holiday Season
Dr. Lee Graber, DDS, president of the American Association of Orthodontists joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how to keep your teeth healthy this holiday season, especially those of us with braces.
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FDA Officially Approved the Use of Botox for Migraines
Recently, the FDA officially approved the use of Botox for Migraines, until now it was off label usage. Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon, Dr. William Binder, the developer of the initial studies and pioneer of the injection techniques that this FDA approval is based on joins the show.
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New Fiber Therapy Cleanse to Cure Constipation
With the current celebrity focus on using cleanses to "detoxify" the body of harmful agents, it can be difficult to discern trend from truth. Dr Wes Jones, GI specialist and author of CURE CONSTIPATION NOW: A DOCTOR’S FIBER THERAPY TO CLEANSE AND HEAL, joins Dr. DeSilva to help listeners understand that even though the concept of "detox" is an idea that is very real, the repeated use of popular "cleansing" remedies including the "Master Cleanse," colonics, and herbal teas/laxatives are, what...
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Identifying Childhood Chronic Diseases
Dr. Janna Journeycake and Dr. DeSilva discuss how to detect signs of a chronic disease and what it’s like to care for a child with a chronic illness. Dr. Journeycake will also talk about ways parents can detect signs of chronic diseases to ensure early diagnoses, prevent more serious conditions and injuries from occurring and allow for an active, healthy childhood.
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Physician Assistants on the Frontline of Medical Care
We've all waited around for hours to see our primary health care provider, or called to schedule an appointment only to find that the next opening is weeks away. This situation is bound to become more complicated as our country faces a growing shortage of doctors and more than 30 million newly-insured patients under the Affordable Care Act seek medical services. Patrick E. Killeen and Dr. DeSilva discuss the need for patients to know the role played by all members of their health care team...
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New Advances in Digital Mammography
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Dr. Jeannete Greer joins the show to discuss new advances in digital mammography.
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Different Faiths Unite to Battle Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer survivor, author and preachers wife, Vickie Howard joins the show to discuss her personal story in her fight against cancer and how character and soul traits and positive thinking can help physical healing and mental well-being!
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Breast Cancer Update on Laws Improving Detection
Rachel F. Brem, MD, professor of radiology, Breast Imaging and Interventional Center, George Washington Universityjoins the show to discuss breast density and legislation to improve breast cancer detection.
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When Should Women Start Getting Screened for Beast...
Director of Health Education from Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Susan Brown joins the show to discuss when women should begin screening for breast cancer and how Susan G. Komen is helping educate and save women in the battle against breast cancer. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but this is information you will use all year long!
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How to Get your Kids Into the Best Oral Health Habits
October is National Dental Hygiene Month. There are four key steps to taking proper care of your teeth. How many can you name? You probably already brush. You may know you should be flossing. But beyond that? Caryn Loftis-Solie, President, American Dental Hygienists’ Association joins the show to provide key steps to better oral health!
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What is the Best Line of Defense Against Gum Disease
October is National Dental Hygiene Month. There are four key steps to taking proper care of your teeth. How many can you name? You probably already brush. You may know you should be flossing. But beyond that? Caryn Loftis-Solie, President, American Dental Hygienists’ Association joins the show to provide key steps to better oral health!
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Alternatives to Using Diet Pills
The Chicago Tribune recently reported on two diet pills, Merida and Lorcaserin, that are being discussed by the FDA advisory panel on whether the two drugs should remain on the market. Nearly two thirds of U.S. adults are overweight or obese and in need of a healthier life. It is estimated that Americans spend over $1 billion each year on weight loss aids. ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner Kristina Sargent, DC joins the show to offer insight on diet pills, their negative side effects and...
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The Self-Help Guide to Hair Loss
Founder of British Science Corporation, noted Trichologist and author, Dr. David Kingsley joins the show to provide ground-breaking techniques that are now accessible to millions of people suffering from hair loss.
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The Importance of Mammograms
October is dedicated to breast cancer awareness, because early detection of this disease saves lives. To clear confusion over when women should get mammograms, reduce unnecessary breast cancer deaths, and help women avoid extensive treatment for advanced cancers undetected because they did not get annual mammograms, the Mammography Saves Lives™ (MSL) Coalition has launched the website: MammographySavesLives.org. Co-chair of the American College of Radiology Breast Imaging Commission, Dr....
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Health Benefits Planning Made Simple
We often spend at least 30-60 minutes a day taking care of our health and well-being. It might be a yoga class, a healthy meal, a run in the park or a relaxing massage. However, when it comes to selecting our health benefits for the year, this frequently falls to the bottom of our “to-do” lists. Open enrollment is the time when millions of Americans are able to make changes to their health benefits plans at work. It’s held once a year, often between October and December and lasts for about...
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Major Depressive Disorder
For some people, having periods of sadness, feeling blue or even being truly depressed could happen once or twice in a lifetime. But for people suffering with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), a common mental illness whose core symptom is depressed mood, debilitating symptoms can recur frequently throughout their lives. Major depression can be disabling and prevent a person from functioning normally. In fact, MDD seriously affects every area of a person’s life and left untreated can lead to a...
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Mother Fights To Keep Her Breast Cancer Treatment on The...
Recently, a FDA advisory panel recommended that Avastin’s breast cancer indication be revoked. If the FDA follows the committee’s recommendation many women, all of whom been diagnosed with the most common form of advanced breast cancer – HER-2 negative breast cancer – will have no other options except chemotherapy. One of these women, Christi Turnage is on the frontline of the battle to raise awareness about Avastin. She joins the show to share her story.
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Prescription Opiates in the U.S. Workforce
More American workers and job applicants are testing positive for prescription opiates according to the Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index™. Data shows that increased opiate use is in the workplace - as well as the emergency room. Because more workers are performing their duties while taking prescription opiates, employers, particularly those with safety-sensitive workers, should note this trend and take appropriate steps to ensure worker and public safety. Barry Sample, Ph.D., Director of...
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Presciption Medicines: Strict Compliance is THE Key to...
Noncompliance with prescribed medication routines costs the US health care system more than $177 billion annually and results in up to 125,000 deaths per year. Not adhering properly to a medication routine can drastically alter treatment effectiveness and possibly be life-threatening. Dr. Adam Welch joins the show to discuss the importance of sticking to your prescription medicine directives.
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The Future of Breast Cancer Prevention, Detection and...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Dr. Hatem Soliman joins the show to discuss the future of breast cancer prevention, detection and treatment!
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Recent Breakthroughs In Understanding The Biology Of...
Recent news about Alzheimer’s disease has ranged from hopeful to discouraging. There is a need for greater awareness and research funds. While brain scans and other tests are helping researchers detect disease symptoms earlier, recent failed drug trials have renewed the debate over what causes this devastating disease. Dr. Dora Games joins the show with some updated info on recent breakthroughs in the understanding of the biology of Alzheimer's Disease.
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Mental Illness Awareness Week
The first week of October is Mental Illness Awareness Month. Practicing psychiatrist at Mercy Behavioral Health in Pittsburg, PA, Dr. Rebecca Roma joins the show to discuss mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and others and available resources and support, treatment options, etc.
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Pain Medications: Relief For Some, Abused By Others
September is Pain Awareness Month. Pain is an important sensation, alerting you to possible injury. Chronic pain is different. Chronic pain persists for weeks, months, even years and 100 million people in America are currently living with it. The good news is there are ways to treat chronic pain, but, these medications are often the most abused or misused! Penney Cowan, executive director of the American Chronic Pain Association (ACPA)joins the show to provide information on the safe use,...
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What Are the Warning Signs a Child May Have Criminal...
Robert Goldman, J.D., Psy.D. is an attorney and a psychologist specializing in teen issues. HE joins the show to discuss the warning signs your child may have criminal tendencies, the steps that should be taken if these signs appear, etc.
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Keeping a Personal Healthcare Record
Unnoticed complications, forgotten allergies, conflicting symptoms - what if your medical records are wrong or unavailable or misplaced? What if you are not home or unconscious? Charla Spence joins the show to discuss keeping a Personal Healthcare Record, her devised program called, "The Don’t Forget™ Personal Healthcare Record" and how you can get your doctor to help you!
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Addressing Your Child's Learning Struggles
New York City Education Specialist, Nzingha West joins the show with some welcome news for parents with special needs children. She will provide signs that your child may be special needs or have a learning disorder and what parents can do to help their children with special education programs and the benefits they can provide.
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Alzheimer’s Breakthrough RideSM Culminates in...
Dr. Bruce Lamb, Chair of the Alzheimer’s Breakthrough RideSM joins the show with an update on the amazing effort of researchers cross-country ride ending in Washington, D.C. to collect signatures on a petition urging lawmakers to make Alzheimer's Disease a national priority.
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The Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation Combating...
The rate at which childhood obesity has grown over the past few years is alarming. About 20 percent of children in the United States are estimated to be obese, and about one-third overweight. What’s more, the obesity problem is starting earlier than ever. The obesity rate for children aged 6-11 has more than quadrupled over the past four decades. Physicians report seeing the development of weight-related diseases, like Type-2 diabetes and high-blood pressure, in adolescents. This is not the...
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Global Problem of Antibiotic Resistance
The incidence of drug-resistant hospital infections is growing at an alarming rate, and strains of bacteria are now emerging that are resistant to all known antibiotic drugs. NovaBay is actively searching for the next generation of antimicrobial compounds that can not only stop the infection but also do so in a way that will ensure they don’t create more resistant strains that we’ll have to combat in the future. Senior VP of Product Development for NovaBay Pharmaceuticals joins the show to...
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Major New Landmark Heart Study of African Americans
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in African Americans and the Jackson Heart Study (JHS), co-funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) and the National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NCMHD), is exploring the reasons for this and pursuing new approaches to reduce it. The JHS is the largest study in history to investigate the genetic factors that affect high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and other diseases in African...
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New Hope for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Energy Medicine expert, Dr. Michael Kessler joins the show to discuss new hope for people dealing with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
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PNP Can Make A Gentle Breeze Feel Like Immense Pain
Pain management specialist, Dr. Charles Friedman joins the show to discuss Postherpetic Neuralgia (PNP). What is this disorder, how it can make a gentle breeze can feel like immense pain and how can it be treated.
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Are Prescriptions Really The Best Solution for Teens...
Expert in Natural Medicine, Dr. Anne Dunev joins the show to discuss whether those prescription medicines are the best way to treat depression in teens.
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Get Educated on Spina Bifida
Dr. William Walker joins the show to discuss the importance of educating the public about a fairly common developmental birth defect, called Spina Bifida.
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When Mom Stays Healthy…The Whole Family Does, Too!
Fall season is upon us which mean no more vacations, kids back to school and Moms will be frantic this time of year! Terra Wellington, wellness and lifestyle contributor joins the show to discuss why Moms should take time to take care of themselves in order to better take care of their families.
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Womenopause: Stop Pausing and Start Living
Author and menopause expert, Dr. Lovera W. Miller joins the show to discuss her new book and why Menopausal Hormone Therapy, or MHT, can help reduce the risk of serious health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, breast cancer, diabetes, and even depression and dementia.
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Taking Control of Your Health Through Condition Specific...
President of Vita Nutritionals, Evelyn Kikta, ARNP joins the show to discuss a new condition specific nutritional supplement line that she has developed. She will explain the research behind these supplements and how they can work to keep you healthier!
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The Potential Risks of Radiofrequency Ablation Treatment...
President of the Heart Rhythm Society, Dr. Douglas Packer joins the show to discuss how radiofrequency ablation can cause esophageal injury in atrial fibrillation patients.
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What is Posturology?
Highly regarded Posturologist and founder of Posturepro, Annette Verpillot joins the show to discuss Posturology; what is it, how your posture can affect other areas of your health and postural rehabilitation.
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Stand Up 2 Cancer
Founding Member of Stand Up 2 Cancer, Kathleen Lobb joins the show to discuss the Nationally televised Stand Up 2 Cancer event on Friday, September 10, 2010. She will discuss the star-studded broadcast that will air simultaneously on ALL major networks in their fundraising mission to support cancer research.
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Why a Probiotic is So Important
Robbin Shahani from Nebraska Cultures, Inc. joins the show to discuss the importance of Probiotics; why they are needed, how they work, etc.
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Raising Epilepsy Awareness
Over 50 million people worldwide are affected by epilepsy, including 3 million in the U.S. One in three people knows someone with epilepsy. With over 40 different types of seizures, it’s essential that patients and caregivers overcome how the condition is socially perceived (often resulting in isolation), play an active role in their medical treatment and help others understand the condition. Dr. Blanca Vazquez, epilepsy specialist joins the show to help raise awareness and understanding of...
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Ask the Doctor
Host, Dr. Derrick DeSilva takes time to answer YOUR health questions. Call in LIVE 877.711.5611 or email your questions and he will answer them on air...The Doctor is in!
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How To Use Holistic Healing and Reiki
Founder of Healing Art Forms Institute and author, Nicole Lanning joins the show to discuss holistic healing and reiki; what is it and how can it help you in your everyday life?
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Helping People with Arthritis Ease Their Pain
Arthritis specialist, Amber Phelps joins the show to discuss arthritis and how to help people ease their pain and suffering.
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Creating S.M.A.R.T. Goals for Fitness
Owner of Empower Your Body and Exercise Physiologist, Alycia Kluegl joins the show to discuss S.M.A.R.T. goals for fitness. What are they and how they can apply to you.
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Raising The Bar in The Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease
Today, an estimated 5.3 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and that number is growing! To help the ongoing fight against Alzheimer’s Disease, on July 22nd, 2010, the first ever Alzheimer’s Breakthrough RideSM, ridden by researchers, began in Los Angeles as part of a cross-country ride to Washington, D.C. Along the route, the Breakthrough Riders had an initial goal to collect 50,000 signatures for a petition urging lawmakers to make Alzheimer’s Disease a national priority. By the...
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3 Questions to Ask Your Child’s Doctor During Their...
Executive Director of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, Ginny Ehrlich joins the show to provide us with 3 questions we must ask our child's doctor when taking them to their back-to-school physicals.
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New Research on Cataracts
Cataracts are one of the most common eye diseases, affecting roughly 60% of people over the age of 60. More than 1.5 million cataract surgeries are performed in the United States each year. Cataracts are changes in clarity of the natural lens inside the eye that gradually degrade visual quality. Having cataracts is often compared to looking through a foggy windshield of a car or through a dirty lens of a camera. New York area medical student, Kara Fields joins the show to discuss cataracts;...
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What is "Exer-Gaming"?
Co-founder of MedPlay Technologies, Ernie Medina, Jr. joins the show to discuss "Exer-Gaming", which focuses on fusing healthcare with game play.
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Chiropractor Provides Back to School Backpack Safety Tips
It's that time of year again, when our children head back to school! One thing parents can easily overlook is the health of their children's neck and back. Long time chiropractor, Dr. Sigmund Miller joins the show to provide some safety and health tips for your child's spine, especially where it involves lugging around those cumbersome backpacks.
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Has Your Rx Drug Been FDA Approved?
In an age of media-hyped public health scares, there's one threat that's very real, very preventable, and completely ignored--prescription drugs that have never been tested and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dr. Sal Giorgianni, a professor of pharmacology joins the show to discuss what can be done.
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Sports Concussions: Play Now, Pay Later
Mark Underwood, president and founder of Quincy Bioscience joins the program to discuss sports concussions which is becoming more and more of prevalent issue at all levels of athletics!
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Why Many People Are Told Dentals Implants Wont Work For...
Renowned Oral Surgeon, Dr. Jason Diamond joins the show to discuss how you can get a new set of teeth in one day and if dental implants are safe and can work for you.
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How To Get a Full Set of New Teeth in One Day
Renowned Oral Surgeon, Dr. Jason Diamond joins the show to discuss how you can get a new set of teeth in one day and if dental implants are safe and can work for you.
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The Consequences for Sleep Deprived Children
Now that kids of all ages will soon be heading back to school, it is important that your kids get a good night's sleep! Harvard-Educated Pedetrician, Dr. Holly Smith joins the show to explain how good sleep can equal good health AND good grades.
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Report on Dangerous Supplement Ingredients
Herbalist to the stars and founder of Dherbs.com, Djehuty Ma'at-Ra joins the show to talk about the importance of supplements and the inherent dangers if people aren’t careful to know and understand where the ingredients are derived from (their source) as well as what they contain. HE will explain what to look for and what to avoid when buying supplements.
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Secret Signs of Addiction
What are the secret signs of addiction? Dr. Gregory Smith, Addiction expert joins the show to discuss how you can tell if you or your loved one has an addiction to drugs or alcohol.
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Is Calcium Safe?
A recent study published in the British Medical Journal links certain calcium supplements with a 30% increase in heart attacks among people over the age of 40. Calcium is one of the most popular supplements in the country. Renowned licensed naturopathic physician, Dr. Marcus Laux, expert on calcium and supplementation joins the show to discuss this study.
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How To Stay In Shape During Cancer Treatment
Fitness nut and Cancer patient, Roger Mollencopf joins the show to discuss his battle with cancer and how his physical activities and staying fit are helping show signs of improvement.
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Treatments for Women with Urinary Incontinence
Female urology expert, Dr. Suzette Sutherland joins the show to discuss treatments available to women dealing with urinary incontinence.
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Does Your Child's Vision Make the Grade?
Summer is winding down and our children will soon be heading back to school...will their vision "make the grade?" Dr. Valerie Kattouf, fellow of the American Academy of Optometry joins the show to talk about how often our kids eyes should be checked, if/when they need glasses and tips on how to improve their vision.
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What Are Ampakines and How Can They Help Treat...
Dr. Roger Stoll, member of the board of directors for Cortex Pharmaceuticals joins the show to discuss Ampakines; what are they and how they can help people suffering from Parkinson's.
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New Options and Procedures for Nearsightedness
Dr. Francessan Ford, Ophthalmologist from the Beraja Medical Institute joins the show to discuss new options and procedures available for people dealing with nearsightedness.
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What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Nutritional Medicine
Author and one of the world’s leading authorities in Nutritional Medicine, Dr. Ray Strand joins the show to discuss his book, "What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About Nutritional Medicine."
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Tips for Better Rest and Sleep
Internationally renowned rest, sleep and body clock expert Dr. Matthew Edlund joins the show to provide some simple, quick and healthy rest techniques and tips.
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Secrets to Quick and Delicious Healthy Meals
Celebrity Chef, Ellie Krieger joins the show to share her secrets to quick & delicious meals so you can spend more time enjoying a healthy summer!
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Important Information About Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Dr. Hyacinth Nicole Browne, Associate Medical director of SIRM joins the show to discuss important information about polycystic ovarian syndrome.
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Miracle Dad Shares His Family’s Story
Ken Kunken joins the show to share his inspiring story of overcoming injury to still realize his life goals and dreams.
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Omega-3 and How It Can Help You
Health food expert, radio host and author, Terry Lemerond joins the show to discuss omega-3's and how they can help you lead a healthier life.
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How Iodine is Beneficial To You
Health food expert, radio host and author, Terry Lemerond joins the show to discuss how iodine is beneficial to your health.
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The Mommy MD Guide to Pregnancy and Birth
Dr. Rallie McAllister, author of "The Mommy MD Guide to Pregnancy and Birth" joins the show to discuss her book and help debunk some myths and reveal some truths about pregnancy and giving birth!
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The Five Minute Therapist
Joan Belzer, author and certified graphologist joins the show to share her theory that handwriting is brain writing. In order to write, the hand must get a message from the cortex(subconscious). By reversing the process, i.e. brain getting positive messages from the hand, the behavior changes and how this can have a postive affect on your health. Topics covered are ADHD, weight loss, increasing self-worth and more.
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When Good Medicines Become Bad Drugs
An estimated 15 percent of adults suffer with pain that lasts more than three months; for many, prescription pain medicines are an important part of their treatment. However, when these prescription medications aren’t used appropriately, serious and dangerous consequences can occur. In fact, prescription medications, when used incorrectly, can be as dangerous as so-called “street drugs.” When Good Medicines Become Bad Drugs is a national educational campaign designed to promote greater...
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Reassessing Where We Stand With an HIV Vaccine
According to a recent United Nations study, HIV infection rates among high-risk groups such as gays, drug users and sex workers are on the rise around the world. Contrary to what many perceive, HIV is not going away. These increases in HIV rates nationally and globally demand a renewed focus on how the international community can battle this pandemic. Dr. Harriet Robinson, developer of GeoVax Labs HIV-1 AIDS vaccine technology joins the show to discuss why now is a better time than ever to...
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AARP'S Fat-to-Fit Weight Loss Program Challenges...
AARP recently launched its second annual “Fat-to-Fit Summer Weight Loss Challenge,” an online program challenging people to make positive, permanent lifestyle changes to improve their health. Fitness expert and author Carole Carson, a Nevada City, California, resident who lost more than 60 pounds at age 60, will lead Fat-to-Fit online community members through the summer-long program. Carole joins the show to discuss this challenge.
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Wood Pallets Discovered with Potentially Deadly Pathogens
New independent microbiology testing reveals that one in every six wood pallets that transport food in California tested positive for one of three types of pathogens that spread easily and endanger the nation’s food supply and the lives of American consumers. Either E. coli, Listeria, or Enterobacter cloacae, a bacterium that causes sickness and even death in people with lowered immune systems, were found on one in every six wood pallets tested in Los Angeles. Tests were conducted in...
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How Resveratrol and Red Wine Can Lead to a Longer and...
Having seen the ravages of disease due to poor life choices of many of his patients, Dr. Joseph Maroon, a neurosurgeon and professional sports team physician realized that his job was becoming “sick care” not healthcare. Maroon began to study specific nutritional factors that may prolong and improve health, while reducing and preventing disease and disabilities. Dr. Maroon joins the show to discuss his book, "The Longevity Factor" and the health benefits of red wine and resveratrol.
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The 150 Most Effective Ways to Boost Your Energy
Dr. Jonny Bowden, nationally known expert on weight loss and nutrition joins the show to provide tips on how to best boost your energy and stay healthy!
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CELLpH-LOVE: Healing on a Cellular Level
Spiritual minister, Marcy Neumann joins the show to discuss her program, CELLpH-LOVE: The Missing Link to Healing, which is a unique "self-help" health and wellness program that promotes healing on a cellular level. The program explores the integration of Scientific and Spiritual Psychology and why they work.
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Do You Suffer From a Ringing in Your Ears? You May Have...
It is estimated that over 50 million people suffer from tinnitus. Tinnitus is a a ringing in the ears that never stops...it can lead to stress, sleep problems, anxiety and even depression. Dr. Ellen Finkelstein, chief audiologist at East Side Audiology in New York joins the show to discuss Tinnitus; what is it, what are the causes and some new cutting edge technologies to help people who suffer from it.
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Radical New Method of Treating Drug Addiction
Our society has seen a dramatic increase in recent years in celebrity and non-celebrity fatalities due to prescription drug overdoses. America is now experiencing a growing epidemic: addiction and abuse of prescription drugs. Dr. Gregory Smith, founder of Comprehensive Pain Relief Group joins the show to discuss a radical new method for treating drug addiction called, the NESP™ program (an acronym for the program's six areas of focus: Nutrition, Emotional, Social/Financial, and...
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Beat Bad Breath
Bad breath expert and co-founder of Triumph Pharmaceuticals, Dr. Susanne Cohen joins the show to discuss how to beat chronic halitosis; including tips, dietary options and products available to cure bad breath.
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Sudden Cardiac Death and Mortality Rates in Women with...
Dr. Bruce Wilkoff, member of the Heart Rhythm Society joins the show to discuss the July HeartRhythm Journal article on Sudden Cardiac Death and the Impact on Total Mortality in Women.
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Key Questions Every Pregnant Woman Needs to Ask Her...
There are approximately six million pregnancies a year throughout the United States. And one thing that every pregnant woman needs is information. However, a new survey reveals that a majority of new and expectant moms have not discussed preterm birth with their healthcare provider, despite the fact that more than half a million babies each year are born preterm. In addition to preterm birth, there are a number of things every pregnant woman needs to know. Dr. Alan Fleischman, medical...
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Myth vs. Fact: The Truth About Breastfeeding
Gina Ciagne, Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) joins the show to clear up some facts and myths about breastfeeding as they relate to weight loss and other taboo assumptions.
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Top Tips for Pregnant Women with Herpes Simplex Virus
Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) impacts 40% of women across the U.S. Pregnant women with herpes can transmit the virus to the skin, eyes, brain or central nervous system of their newborn. Herpes virus can cause blindness, disability and death. It is very important that adequate screening and treatment is considered throughout the pregnancy. Midwife & leading women’s health expert, Elizabeth Stein joins the show to shed light on this infection and explain what pregnant women with herpes can do to...
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NEW Childbirth Injury Discovered
There’s a new trend in hip injuries, and the unexpected victims are new mothers. It’s a labral tear – a tear in the cartilage that surrounds the hip joint socket. Ouch, right?! But it’s not the “L” word you’re thinking of (although it is below the belt!). The labrum is part of the hip, and these injuries can create a lot of pain for moms! Dr. Benjamin G. Domb, a nationally renowned hip arthroscopy surgeon and medical director of the Hip Center of Excellence at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital...
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From Pain to Wellness
For millions suffering from disabling chronic pain, getting an accurate diagnosis is physically and emotionally daunting, and increasingly costly. A recent study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers indicates healthcare costs will rise more than nine percent in 2011. In this economy, no patient should go untreated, or worse, misdiagnosed. One of the most published and forward thinking pain management specialists, Dr. James Gruft joins the show to explain why your doctor may not be not be...
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The Alternative Medicine Cabinet
Naturopath and author, Kathy Gruver joins the show to discuss how many remedies to your health issues could be in your cabinets already!
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How Acupuncture Can Help Infertility
Mike Berkley, Founder and Director of The Berkley Center for Reproductive Wellness joins the show to discuss how acupuncture may be able to help those with fertility issues.
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What are Adaptogens?
Adaptogens are a special class of herbs that increase the body’s resistance to stress, trauma, anxiety and fatigue by raising nonspecific resistance toward such stress, thus allowing you to “adapt” to the stressful circumstance. Chris Kilham, medicine hunter joins the show to explain what adaptogens are and how they can help relieve stress.
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Running Injury Free
Running expert, Joe Puleo joins the show to discuss how to run, stay healthy and injury free!
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Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Every minute of every day, in thousands of doctor’s offices across the country, there is information people should know about their medical condition that is not being discussed. People often forget key questions or sometimes don’t even know the right questions to ask at all. Sagar Nigwekar, MD, and Jim Sutton, RPA-C, join the show to discuss their book, "Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor" and the ways that patients can use it to be their own best advocate.
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The Classic Summer Diet Dilemma: Swimsuit or Sweets?
With Summer finally here, Americans start to dream of swimming, sun and fitting into those swimsuits! BUT, they also start dreaming of those yummy Summer treats as well...in fact, Americans love sweets so much, that they are less than resolute when it comes to passing them up, despite the potential toll on their summer swimsuit look. Dr. Kristine Clark, Director of Sports Nutrition at Penn State University joins the show with some tips on how you can indulge your sweet tooth and still look...
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Overworked and Stressed Out?
For almost 200 years, scientists have suspected that wine consumption had something to do with "The French Paradox" - the fact that 50% more Frenchmen live to 100 than America and other countries, despite a rich, high fat diet. But only in the last few years has the explanation become clear. The large quantities of wine consumed in France contain over 500 beneficial polyphenols, and two of these (Resveratrol and Quercetin) have been shown to slow down the aging process and help prevent...
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Nutritional Tips for Summer Survival
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss health and nutrition tips for surviving the summer months and he will explain what exactly trace minerals are and where they are found.
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What Are “Trace” Minerals
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss health and nutrition tips for surviving the summer months and he will explain what exactly trace minerals are and where they are found.
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The 30-Day Diabetes Cure
Every 10 seconds, someone is diagnosed with diabetes--with official estimates pegged at seven million new cases each year. Diabetes is crippling and killing more than 250,000 Americans annually! Author and renowned diabetes expert, Dr. Stefan Ripich joins the show to discuss how to treat this scourge and toss out your diabetes medication by eating the right foods.
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Lights Out for Light Cigarettes
Effective June 22, 2010, the most popular selling cigarettes – light cigarettes – will be phased out as part of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, which was signed into law on June 22, 2009. At long last, the terms “light”, “low-tar” and “mild” cigarettes– introduced by the tobacco companies as a way to mislead customers into believing the products are less harmful than regular cigarettes – will be prohibited. Although many people believe “light” and “low-tar” cigarettes...
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Integrative Treatment for Fibromyalgia/ Chronic Fatigue...
Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, author and renowned integrative medical authority joins the show to discuss some alternative treatments for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Better Heart, Better Mood
Feeling blue? Well maybe all you need is a few minutes of exercise to turn your mood around! The heart is a complex organ and when you keep it healthy, you keep you entire body healthy too. So work out, eat right, and start making healthier lifestyle choices to that will help your heart and your mood. Cardiologist, Dr. Srinivas Iyengar joins the show to explain how heart-healthy activities can also help fight depression.
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How Running Changed One Man's Life for the Better
Author, Yousuf Mamsa joins the show to discuss his book, "Run 0 to 60 Minutes in 60 Days" and explain how running changed his life; made him healthier, less stressed and more centered.
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Latest Minimally Invasive Treatments to Cure and Treat...
Physician, Dr. Matthew Mingrone joins the show to discuss some new, minimally invasive treatment for snoring and sleep apnea. If you know someone who snores or has sleep apnea, you will not want to miss this!
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