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When expectant mothers are eating for two, following a Mediterranean diet and eating mindfully benefit both mother and baby.
Although PPIs like omeprazole are immensely popular, there are natural ways to treat heartburn. Tune in to the broadcast 3/11/23 to learn more.
View show notesDr. Jade Wu answers your questions about sleep and overcoming insomnia. She offers information on cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia.
View show notesPediatric neuroendocrinologist Robert Lustig explains what everyone gets wrong about weight loss and why drugs are not the best solution.
View show notesIn this episode, Dr. Roger Seheult offers evidence-based tips on staying healthy even when viral infections abound.
View show notesA leading thyroid researcher lays out why we should be rethinking hypothyroidism for patients who don't respond to standard treatment.
View show notesPediatrician Dr. Edwin Kim is ready to answer your questions about preventing dangerous food allergies for children and adults.
View show notesToo many rare diseases don't have effective treatments. If we can teach old drugs new tricks, we might develop much needed therapies.
View show notesResearchers hope that someday soon what we have learned about long COVID will lead to effective treatments.
View show notesIn this episode, our expert guest says it's time to think different about Alzheimer disease. Look at it as an autoimmune disorder.
View show notesSilent inflammation lies at the root of many chronic conditions. In the interview, learn how to identify and avoid it.
View show notesFaced with uncertainty, most people feel anxious. But you can manage your anxiety by changing your habit loops with kindness and curiosity.
View show notesPFAS compounds called forever chemicals persist in soil and water for decades. The EPA says even low levels found in water are dangerous!
View show notesNoted naturalist Jane Goodall offers her reasons for hope and maintains that it differs from optimism. Her co-author Doug Abrams explains.
View show notesEating disorders are far more varied and more common than most people imagine. Listen to the interview to learn more.
View show notesThis week we interview two scientists who describe the benefits of tart cherries for mental alertness and physical stamina.
View show notesIn 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.
View show notesHow can you use herbs for healing? In the interviews, our guest experts describe how plant compounds work in the body.
View show notesOur guests are challenging the dietary dogma on weight gain, that we put on weight because we eat too much and move too little.
View show notesRoss Douthat describes the challenge of managing chronic pain due to Lyme disease. In addition, Dr. Sean Mackey reveals useful approaches.
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