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Researchers hope that someday soon what we have learned about long COVID will lead to effective treatments.

In this episode, our expert guest says it's time to think different about Alzheimer disease. Look at it as an autoimmune disorder.

Silent inflammation lies at the root of many chronic conditions. In the interview, learn how to identify and avoid it.

Faced with uncertainty, most people feel anxious. But you can manage your anxiety by changing your habit loops with kindness and curiosity.

PFAS compounds called forever chemicals persist in soil and water for decades. The EPA says even low levels found in water are dangerous!

Noted naturalist Jane Goodall offers her reasons for hope and maintains that it differs from optimism. Her co-author Doug Abrams explains.

Eating disorders are far more varied and more common than most people imagine. Listen to the interview to learn more.

This week we interview two scientists who describe the benefits of tart cherries for mental alertness and physical stamina.

In our interview this week, learn why practicing compassion for others out of genuine concern for them is one of the best things we can do.

How can you use herbs for healing? In the interviews, our guest experts describe how plant compounds work in the body.

Our guests are challenging the dietary dogma on weight gain, that we put on weight because we eat too much and move too little.

Ross Douthat describes the challenge of managing chronic pain due to Lyme disease. In addition, Dr. Sean Mackey reveals useful approaches.

In this episode, learn how rebalancing our microbiome might ease inflammatory bowel disease. How could viruses help?

If you look closely enough at the tiny animals that live on our skin, you find an ecological system as complex as the Serengeti.

In this episode, our dermatologist guests answer listeners' questions about how to have healthy hair and nails. Call 888-472-3366 to ask one.

This week, we speak with two scientists who are challenging dogma about how the brain works and how we can treat it.

David Fajgenbaum, MD, is racing to develop a cure for his rare disease and help other patients with rare diseases as well.

In these interviews, our guest experts suggest that use of psychedelic compounds could revolutionize the treatment of some mental illness.

What questions do you have about protecting your digestive tract? On 9/24/22, we'll talk with gastroenterologist Nick Shaheen in a live Q&A.