Episodes

June 2, 2017

Light Therapy: New Frontiers of Medicine

Len discusses the applications of low energy photon therapy. This therapy increases circulation, releases nitric oxide, activates stem cells, stimulates collagen production, increases ATP energy production by 40 %, reduces in...
May 26, 2017

The Alzheimer's Antedote

In the West, at age 85, the chances of having Alzheimer's Disease is fifty percent. Forgetting names and forgetting why we go into a room could be harbingers of future cognitive decline. As there is no magic pill to treat Alz...
May 19, 2017

Gut Health: Why it Matters

The gut is at the root of many diseases. A balanced, diverse microbiome (gut bacteria) is essential for health. Reduced microbiome diversity has been linked to increased gut permeability, autoimmune, metabolic and inflammator...
May 12, 2017

Keys to a long, healthy life

Dr Friedlander discusses the best forms of protein, fats, carbohydrates, exercise and nutrients that support positive epigenetic factors and longevity. Proteins high in the amino acids proline, lysine, glycine and alanine hav...
May 5, 2017

Vitamins and Minerals Effects on Aging

Dr. Ames will discuss his research on the role of vitamins and minerals in health and aging. Through his theory of triage, when nutrition is lacking, the body puts its resources into every day activities at the expense of DNA...
April 28, 2017

Homeopathy: A Tool for Healing

Homeopathy is a system of medicine created by Samuel Hahnemann in the 1700s is based on the concept of like cures like. It uses minute doses of natural substances that in a health person would produce symptoms of disease. It ...
April 21, 2017

Self Biohacking

Biohacking is the approach of assessing body functioning and assessing the impact of life style choices. Steve Fowkes, an expert in biohacking, discusses how we can determine if our metabolism is fast or slow, the physical ma...
April 14, 2017

Healing with Ozone

Inflammation, oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, toxins, and immune dysfunction all contribute to chronic and acute illnesses. Ozone is a low cost therapy used and researched in many countries that addresses all the...
April 7, 2017

The paleovedic diet

Many have asked among the myriad of diets, “Which one is for me?” Dr. Palanisamy answers this question in his book, The Paleovedic Diet: A Complete Program to Burn Fat, Increase Energy and Reverse Disease. In this book, Dr. P...
March 31, 2017

Toxins: Pathway to Autoimmunity

Up to ten percent of the population has an autoimmune disease, and this percentage is increasing. Dr. Vojdani explains the cause of the increase in autoimmune disease. Environmental conditions contribute approximately seventy...
March 24, 2017

Glyphosate: The Scourge of Mankind

The United States faces a health care crisis today due to rapidly rising health care costs. Why does the US spend so much more on health care than any other country, with so little to show for it? Dr Seneff posits that the US...
March 17, 2017

Food Sensitivities: Do they Matter?

One diet does not fit all. Each person may have unique food sensitivities that lead to inflammation and set off a long chain of adverse reactions leading to chronic illnesses. Foods need to be broken down for the body to use....
March 10, 2017

Bulletproof Your Life

How can we biohack our health towards optimal wellness? Dave Asprey of The Bulletproof Executive shows how to use simple lifestyle modifications to prime the body and brain for optimum efficiency. In his personal journey to a...
March 3, 2017

Health Revelations from Heaven and Earth

Have you ever wondered what healing is like in Heaven? What would Jesus say about modern day healing? Tommy Rosa died, went to heaven, spoke to Jesus and came back to share his wisdom. However, one need not believe in Jesus t...
Feb. 24, 2017

Cell phones: A Health Risk?

Does cell phone radiation cause a health risk? The answer is “yes” according to Devra Davis, PhD, MPH. Cell phone radiation has been classified as a possible class II carcinogen by the World Health Organization. Studies have ...
Feb. 17, 2017

Gluten: Fad or Health Risk?

There has been a lot of talk recently about gluten, but a gluten free diet is more than a fad. According to Dr. Tom O’Bryan, the human body cannot digest gluten and even a small amount of gluten will set off a cascade leading...
Feb. 10, 2017

Aging is a Mistake

Raymond Francis believes that aging is a mistake and with proper maintenance we can live to age one hundred. Fatigue, obesity, aches and pain are not a normal result of aging, but result from not allowing the body to perform ...
Feb. 3, 2017

Our Toxic World: Is it Making Us Sick?

Toxins are every where. They are in our personal care products, cleaning products, sofas, carpets, clothes. Before a woman leaves the house she might have put on over one hundred toxic products. Most of these toxins have not ...
Jan. 27, 2017

Diabetes: Are you at risk?

Blood sugar stabilization is essential as each blood glucose spike and dip can cause brain damage. Diabetes increases the risk of heart disease and dementia four fold. Yet persons with normal blood glucose can have the same i...
Jan. 20, 2017

Healthy Gut: Healthy Brain

What does the gut have to do with brain health? Everything! David Perlmutter, MD, best selling author and expert on brain health, discusses how to keep the brain and cognitive abilities healthy. He will discuss the connection...
Jan. 13, 2017

Healthy Hearts: Why are Doctors' Exams Outdated?

The risks for heart attacks are not what we thought. The cholesterol model is outdated and does not adequately assess who is at risk for cardiovascular disease. The present evaluation, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of h...