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Medications, Supplements / Pharmaceutical Podcasts Overview

Mr Hobbs Acupuncture Podcast: Tennis Elbow Relief
By: David Hobbs, LAC
August 25, 2011
Dr Hobbs explains how acupuncture produces an anti-inflammatory effect, similar to cortizone shots, and suggesting to let your body heal naturally. Mr Hobbs also discusses Zyflamend as an anti-inflammatory for cancer patients. Complete podcast
Mr Hobbs' Acupuncture Podcast: Surgery and Arthritis Relief
By: David Hobbs, LAC
August 26, 2011
Mr Hobbs answers a question about using acupuncture instead of anesthetics when undergoing surgery. Mr Hobbs also answers a question about using acupuncture to relieve arthritis symptoms, including dietary supplements and recommendations. Complete podcast
More Protein or Go Vegan
By: Averel Snyder, MD
February 15, 2010
Averal Snyder, MD answers a listener question about choosing vegan as a lifestyle to avoid the affects of aging. Complete podcast
Do Vitamins and Supplements Work?
By: Lonnie Herzog, MD
November 9, 2009
Lonnie Herzog, MD, answers a listener question about using vitamins and supplements. Complete podcast
Avoiding a 2nd Heart Attack
By: Basil Margolis, MD
October 26, 2009
Basil Margolis, MD discusses the keys to living with heart disease and avoiding a 2nd attack. Complete podcast
Treating Recurrent Placque Buildup
By: Basil Margolis, MD
October 26, 2009
Basil Margolis, MD answers a listener question about avoiding blockages in arteries. Complete podcast
Vitamin B12 for Cardiac Conditions
By: Basil Margolis, MD
October 26, 2009
Basil Margolis, MD answers a listener question abou the use of Vitamin B12 to help prevent attacks. Complete podcast
Supplements with Medications
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD of TTM discusses supplements, how to use them and how they interact with medications. Complete podcast
Aspirin, a Wonder Drug?
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD answers a listener question about the benefits of aspirin. Complete podcast
Benefits of Vitamin C
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD answers a listener question about Vitamin C and common colds. Complete podcast
Benefits of Vitamin D
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD answers a listener question about the benefits of Vitamin D supplements. Complete podcast
Radiation and Medications
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD answers a listener question about medications impacting radiation, and visa versa. Complete podcast
Controlling the Side Effects of Lipitor
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD answers a listener question about CQ10 to control the side effects of Lipitor Complete podcast
A Resource for Information on Supplements
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Barry Patel, PhD shares a resource for additional information on supplements. Complete podcast
Men's Health Minute on Supplements
By: Barry Patel, PhD
October 12, 2009
Dr. Barry Patel shares a health tip on the use of supplements. Complete podcast
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