The Intelligent Medicine Podcast

Everything you ever wanted to know about Sports Nutrition with Tavis Piattoly, RD, Part 2
October 29, 2014
Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Tavis Piattoly, RD on sports nutrition.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for October 25, Part 1
October 27, 2014
Dr. Hoffman was off this weekend. Please enjoy this encore presentation of Intelligent Medicine. Dr. Hoffman reflects on the Dr. Oz controversy;Viagra "frisky" might be melanoma risky; Diet queen to the stars fined for tainted supplements

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for October 25, Part 2

Aged Garlic Extract (Kyolic) heart slows progression of coronary artery plaque in new major study; HBOs John Oliver blows it in over-the-top critique of Mehmet Oz; Gluten-free diet relieves "brain fog" in celiac patients; Are kids really overdosing on vitamins from fortified cereals?

Q&A with Leyla, Part 1
October 23, 2014
The entitlement of Dr. Nancy Snyderman who violated her Ebola quarantine--shouldn't she have known better? Is acupuncture mostly a placebo effect? Is there any benefit to getting a mammogram after age 74?

Q&A with Leyla, Part 2

Which cooking methods oxidize the cholesterol in eggs? Natural therapies for psoriasis. “Spore” biotics vs. probiotics. Does eating meat raise IGF-1, thus raising the risk for cancer? Do vegetable oils turn quickly to body fat?

Clinical Focus: Multiple Sclerosis, Part 1
October 22, 2014
What are the causes of MS? Why is it more prevalent in advanced Western societies? What are the conventional treatments? Are food intolerances involved? Is mercury the culprit? What do diet studies tell us? The Swank Diet (low saturated fat) vs. the Wahl’s Protocol (high saturated fat). Does stress play a role?

Clinical Focus: Multiple Sclerosis, Part 2

My detailed protocol for MS: Diet, supplements, Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), hormones, detox, stress reduction, exercise. What’s the right type of exercise for MS?

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for October 18, Part 1
October 20, 2014
Sugar consumption in adolescence linked to memory problems—are our teenagers lab rats in a vast, uncontrolled experiment? At the other end of the age spectrum, sugar avoidance and use of a medical food that feeds the brain with ketones shown to reverse Alzheimer’s symptoms; The Grapefruit Diet—new research suggests it actually help you lose weight; Antioxidant compounds in coriander prevent skin aging; Hormone Nazis to American men—no testosterone for YOU! Meanwhile across the pond, European health authorities confirm testosterone safety; The problem with touch-screen keyboards on tablets and phones—they could be a pain in the neck! Road warriors tend to pack on the pounds—a novel new theory as to why. Consumers tend to ignore calorie counts on food labels—here’s a new proposal to get people's attention. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for October 18, Part 2

Ebola confusion: Should we believe health officials' claims that it’s hard to catch? Will it continue to explode in Africa? Does it have the potential to spread to other impoverished regions of the world? Most importantly, will it create chaos in the U.S. in coming months? Are claims that natural products can help us fend it off legit? What role does intravenous vitamin C play in quenching viral infections? “Vampire” rejuvenation therapy—is there some truth to the notion that transfusions of young blood can fend off the ravages of aging? Scientists are honing in miracle substances in blood that may reach the marketplace within a decade. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Halloween Horrors, Part 1
October 16, 2014
Halloween Horrors: It’s not so much the gruesome costumes, it’s what’s going into the Trick or Treat bag. Chiropractor/nutritionist Dr. Lisa Sulsenti explores the toxic ingredients lurking in those tempting Halloween treats, and suggests healthier alternatives. A must-listen practical guide for parents and grandparents in the run-up to Halloween ’14.