Aging

Q&A with Leyla, Part 1
June 15, 2016
Popular entertainers endorsing junk food. Is there a non-whey source of branch chain amino acids? What do you say to those who claim glucosamine/chondroitin is ineffective for arthritis? Click HERE for part 2.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for June 11, Part 1
June 13, 2016
Down’s Syndrome can be treated with EGCG: Hydrating with sugary soda may worsen dehydration; Stevia helps blood sugar; Over-the-counter diarrhea drug is the new craze for getting high; New test reveals Alzheimer’s risk 10 years earlier with 100% accuracy; Kris Kristofferson falls prey to medical misdiagnosis; Reg’Activ, a new probiotic that delivers glutathione. Click HERE for part 2. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for June 11, Part 2

Nutrient cocktail delays aging, staves off age-related memory loss; Study questions use of anti-depressants in children, teens; "Spin rage” prompts lawsuit; Listener questions about the “Yeast Connection,” natural alternatives to shoulder surgery, a mysterious fever and liver problems after antibiotics, what is AMPK? Click HERE for part 1. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Leyla Weighs In: B12 Deficiency and Brain Aging
June 3, 2016
B12 deficiency and brain aging; its relationship to high homocysteine levels and why you should have yours checked. Vinegar can help blunt blood sugar response to a high carbohydrate meal; when and how much is safe?

Drug-Free Way to Enhance Bone Strength, Part 1
June 2, 2016
Exercise is often encouraged for osteoporosis, but the latest studies push back on the oft-repeated contention that moderate activity can stave off bone loss. Dr. John Jaquish is a biomedical engineer and osteoporosis researcher who has developed a scientifically-validated way of dramatically enhancing bone strength without the use of drugs. Inspired by his mother’s plight when she was diagnosed with osteoporosis, Dr. Jaquish created a device to place axial loading through bone to safely cause osteogenic loading events—OsteoStrong. Since then the device has been placed in 240 clinics worldwide. Osteogenic loading has now helped over 12,000 individuals with their bone health. Published data has shown that treatment with this device has resulted in over 14% gains in bone density in both the spine and hip over one year with just once-weekly treatment sessions lasting only a few minutes. How does OsteoStrong work? How can bone augmentation be achieved without stressing joints? In addition to bone density improvement, does OsteoStrong promote strength, balance, and agility? What is a typical session like? Are all candidates suitable for OsteoStrong sessions? Why is osteogenic loading superior to high-impact aerobics or ordinary strength training? Click HERE for part 2.

Drug-Free Way to Enhance Bone Strength, Part 2

Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. John Jaquish, a biomedical engineer and osteoporosis researcher who has developed a scientifically-validated way of dramatically enhancing bone strength without the use of drugs. Click HERE for part 1.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for May 28, Part 2
May 31, 2016
Nicotinamide riboside: nutrient of the decade? B1 injections slow, reverse Parkinson's symptoms; Podcasting goes mainstream; Zika prevention for Northeasterners; Is Garcinia Cambodgia a miracle weight loss panacea? What to do for loss of taste? A neurologist offers a blueprint for reversal of cognitive decline. Click HERE for part 1. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for April 30, Part 1
May 2, 2016
Help! How do I get off Nexium? New tests developed for early detection of Lyme, Parkinson’s Disease; Probiotics alleviate food allergies, help to fortify bone density; Unexpected benefit of exercise: it slows skin aging, reduces wrinkles; Can a minute of intense exercise replace a tedious 45 minute workout? Advil, Alleve, ibuprofen and prescription NSAIDs worse than previously thought for heart cells. Click HERE for part 2. Click HERE for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.

Q&A with Leyla, Part 2
April 21, 2016
Do you recommend prevagen for brain sharpness and short term memory? Since wild green oat extract acts like an MAO inhibitor, are there certain foods I should avoid? Does milk thistle interact with Coumadin, should I take it on an empty or full stomach? Click HERE for part 1.

Q&A with Leyla, Part 1
April 7, 2016
Paleo doesn’t mean “eat more meat.” Is there a test for blood viscosity? Are there any supplements beneficial for white matter lesions in the brain associated with aging? Does glutamic acid provide the same health benefits as l-glutamine? Click HERE for part 2.