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Healthy Living Nutrition Podcasts Overview

Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Introduction July 25, 2011
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk introduces what natural compounds are and where they are found in your diet. Includes perspectives on the Mediterranean Diet, fish sources for amino acids and omega fats, creating a colorful plate of food, and the role of lycopene against cancer. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: I Can't Have Spinach?
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk clears up the confusion that you can't eat spinach if you have cancer. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Lycopene Sources
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk gives examples of foods containing lycopene. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Supplements
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk discusses how curcumin can be ingested naturally. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA)
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk explains how lycopene affects PSA. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: A Colorful Plate
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
Dr Kucuk answers a question about eating other foods along with greens and salads. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Clean Eating
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
A quick tip about consuming natural compounds for disease prevention. Complete podcast
Dr Kucuk's Natural Compounds Podcast: Information Resources
By: Dr Omer Kucuk
July 25, 2011
http://www.cancer.gov and the National Institutes of Health for cancer prevention, diet and exercise. Other resources available on the CancerQuest website at Emory Complete podcast
Super-foods and high blood pressure
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb from the Living Foods Institute answers a listener question about high blood pressure and super foods. Complete podcast
Should cancer patients eat spinach?
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb from the Living Foods Institute answers a listener question about spinach in the diet of an individual recovering from cancer. Complete podcast
Different foods for different cancers?
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb from the Living Foods Institute answers a listener question on different diets to treat different cancers. Complete podcast
Your diet, genetics, and cancer
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb from The Living Foods Institute answers a listener question about diet and genetic link to cancer. Complete podcast
Food and alkalinity
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb, from the Living Foods Institute, answers a listener question on creating an alkaline environment in the body for fighting cancer. Complete podcast
Men's Health Minute on Living Food
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb of the Living Food Institue offers advice on correcting poor eating habits. Complete podcast
Living Foods - Eating Well
By: Brenda Cobb
October 29, 2010
Brenda Cobb, from the Living Foods Institute, offers resources for living foods and holistic approaches to healing our bodies. Complete podcast
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