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“Certified Nutrition Specialist,” Part 2
August 7, 2014
Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Corinne Bush, MS, CNS about the recent victories in the battle against monopolistic mainstream nutritionists.
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Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for August 2, Part 1
August 4, 2014
Pesticide harms persist for three and four generations; legalization of marijuana—a marketing opportunity for greedy, newly-legit marijuana companies (“Big Marijuana”) to hook our kids, just like Big Tobacco did? Gallup poll reveals Americans are slow to embrace the low-carb message; even low-dose aspirin frequently damages the intestine, and enteric-coated aspirin and antacids don’t help; scientific basis for mellifluous radio voice discovered; fist bumps more hygienic than regular handshakes; NO increased risk of cardiovascular disease for menopausal women taking supplemental calcium; hot chili peppers may prevent colon cancer; Vive la France! French hospital extends wine privileges to terminal patients. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.
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Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for August 2, Part 2
Ebola—is the Zombie Apocalypse upon us? Could nutritional support help Ebola victims? Probiotics vs. high blood pressure, urinary tract infections, and ulcerative colitis/Crohn’s Disease; total darkness at night and melatonin support breast cancer treatment. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.
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Q&A with Leyla, Part 1
August 1, 2014
Dr. Hoffman and Hoffman Center nutritionist Leyla Muedin answer your questions. Some of the topics they cover today are AJCN studies on breakfast; the benefits of D-ribose; vitamin D and melanoma
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Q&A with Leyla, Part 2
Benefits of Ostinol for bone health; niacin and liver function; where to get vitamins in the UK? Supplements for brain health after DCing Effexor.
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Are supplements worthless? Part 1
July 31, 2014
Are vitamin and mineral supplements worthless? Are antioxidants dangerous? We turn to Dr. Balz Frei, Professor of Biochemistry & Biophysics, Director of the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University for answers. Was Linus Pauling wrong about taking vitamin C at high doses to “bowel tolerance”?How much vitamin C can the body absorb at a time? Could intravenous vitamin C prove helpful for cancer? Is there a problem with the research methods we currently rely upon to evaluate the efficacy of vitamins and supplements? Should cancer patients getting chemo or radiation stop taking their vitamins?
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Are supplements worthless? Part 2
Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Balz, Professor of Biochemistry & Biophysics, Director of the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University.
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Clinical Focus: Marijuana Pro & Con, Part 1
July 29, 2014
In the wake of this week’s NY Times editorial calling for the legalization of marijuana (July 27, 2014 “Repeal Prohibition, Again”), we look at the pros and cons behind marijuana use. In Part 1 we examine the harms: Does marijuana impair brain development and IQ? Is it addictive? Is it a “gateway drug?” Is it really LESS harmful than alcohol? Does it promote "amotivational syndrome?" Is it changing kids’ brains? Is there such a thing as “reefer madness?” Is it less harmful to the lungs and heart than cigarettes?
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Clinical Focus: Marijuana Pro & Con, Part 2
We examine the healing potential of marijuana and its derivatives. Studies suggest it is helpful for glaucoma, nerve pain, nausea and wasting syndrome, multiple sclerosis and certain seizure disorders among children. Some even claim it has anti-cancer effects. New purified cannabis oils and derivatives like cannabIdiol (CBD) hold potential for a wide variety of disorders including rheumatoid arthritis and ulcerative colitis/Crohn’s Disease, while minimizing the “stoner” effects.
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Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for July 26, Part 1
July 28, 2014
Four decades after Woody Allen's "Sleeper," a real-life "Orgasmatron" is patented; steroid injections for spinal stenosis found to be of limited value; conclusive proof that dogs and trees are good for your health; PETA offers bounty to broke Detroiters to test-drive vegan diet; vouchers for farmers' markets may boost healthy produce consumption in low-income families; no need for morning blood tests when checking testosterone in most men. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.
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