Intelligent Medicine Radio for June 29, Part 2: Is your yard a toxic Superfund site?
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Is your yard a toxic Superfund site? Sick chimpanzees instinctively seek out medicinal herbs when sick; Are allergy shots worth it? Paxlovid flops for COVID pneumonia; Fish oil for hip arthritis; The verdict on Splenda; Which is better for brain health—whey protein or resistance exercise, or both? Do we all need more fiber? Click Subscribe to the Intelligent Medicine Podcast for Free from your Favorite Podcast Provider
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