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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: The remarkable health properties of coconut oil, Part 2
May 28, 2014
Dr. H continues his discussion with Dr. Bruce Fife, author of The Coconut Oil Miracle
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: The remarkable health properties of coconut oil, Part 1
Once maligned as a harmful, saturated fat, coconut oil is experiencing a resurgence of interest because of its remarkable health properties. Dr. Bruce Fife, author of The Coconut Oil Miracle, is the originator of the Coconut Research Center. We discuss the potential roles of extra virgin coconut oil in treatment of obesity (and paradoxically malnutrition), intestinal inflammation, skin disorders, Alzheimer’s Disease, and even cancer. As an added bonus, Dr. Fife discusses the new fad of “oil pulling”—initially skeptical, after scientific investigation, he concludes that there really might be something to it!
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Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for May 24, Part 2
May 27, 2014
The new movie food movie "Fed Up"--a review; the new Paleo hygiene: skip the anti-bacterial soaps, just don't wash altogether, and rub germs back into your skin?! Click here for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.
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Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for May 24, Part 1
Summer's Here! Start of travel season means unhealthy food choices; High-octane food in America is too CHEAP, study finds, leads to obesity; Bacon "as deadly as cigarettes"--REALLY?? Why cortisol can make it hard to lose weight; Fed officials call for lower dosing of popular sleep med Lunesta--leads to "severe next-morning psychomotor and memory impairment." Click here for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Thyroid Therapy, Part 2
May 23, 2014
Dr. H continues his conversation with America’s Pharmacist Suzy Cohen about her new book, Thyroid Healthy.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Thyroid Therapy, Part 1
One of the most valuable tools in the arsenal of the complementary doctor is thyroid therapy—identifying and treating hidden thyroid problems can provide incredible health breakthroughs for sufferers of a wide array of baffling symptoms. America’s Pharmacist Suzy Cohen discusses her new book, Thyroid Healthy—how sometimes conventional blood tests don’t reveal thyroid problems, the role of diet and supplements, how common drugs can interfere with thyroid function, and the different types of thyroid medications that can bring relief—"different strokes for different folks!”
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Q&A with Leyla, Part 2
May 22, 2014
Natural therapy for Churg-Strauss syndrome; Osteoporosis: bisphosphonates vs natural supplements; Is high serum beta-carotene bad? Is eating liver ok? Vitamin D: How much do you get from sun exposure?
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Q&A with Leyla, Part 1
I review the new movie “Fed Up”; Resveratrol and Bill Sardi: Listeners want to know if I agree with him that too much is bad, or if it should not be combined with other polyphenols like curcumin; Crestor vs. natural supplements to lower cholesterol
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Second in our series about the human microbiome, Part 2
May 21, 2014
Jessica Richman describes the Ubiome project which plans to catalogue the bacteria in hundreds of thousands of humans to create a “library” of variations in our flora, designed to facilitate research and provide feedback to participants. You can have your stool, sweat, mouth, nasal, and genital secretions analyzed and interpreted at a very economical price and find out where you lie on the spectrum of normalcy vs. dysbiosis via www.Ubiome.com. Eventually, this data may be used to discover treatments for autism, heart disease, cancers of the GI tract, diabetes and metabolic syndrome, allergic and autoimmune conditions, neurological and psychiatric disorders, even obesity.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Second in our series about the human microbiome, Part 1
Jessica Richman describes the Ubiome project which plans to catalogue the bacteria in hundreds of thousands of humans to create a “library” of variations in our flora, designed to facilitate research and provide feedback to participants. You can have your stool, sweat, mouth, nasal, and genital secretions analyzed and interpreted at a very economical price and find out where you lie on the spectrum of normalcy vs. dysbiosis via www.Ubiome.com. Eventually, this data may be used to discover treatments for autism, heart disease, cancers of the GI tract, diabetes and metabolic syndrome, allergic and autoimmune conditions, neurological and psychiatric disorders, even obesity.
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