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	Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Natural Treatment for Spring Allergies P. 2 March 25, 2014 Dr. H continues his conversation with Dr. Benjamin Asher.	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Natural Treatment for Spring Allergies P. 1 America's foremost integrative ENT talks about natural treatment for spring allergies: how allergies get started and why they're so prevalent; top anti-allergy supplements and natural products; diet tips for allergy sufferers; the Yeast Connection; glutathione IVs; an at-home, oral alternative to allergy shots	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine Radio Show for March 22 Part 2 March 24, 2014 The skin healing power of Manuka cream; D-Hist for natural treatment of spring allergies; TV pitchman Kevin Trudeau gets jail time; “Vita-Beard” for facial hair-challenged would be hipsters; a remarkable non-invasive breakthrough in early detection of colon cancer—and you don’t need a colonoscopy! Spring cleaning with Core Restore—it’s time to try a reboot! Click here for articles and resources relating to this podcast episode.	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine for November 1, 2013 November 1, 2013 Allergies, food and chemical sensitivities, challenging chronic medical conditions: Dr. Hoffman interviews Dr. Ellen Cutler, author of "Clearing the Way to Health and Wellness," who offers a unique approach to conquering allergies	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine June 14, 2013 Seattle Woman Attempts to Go "Breatharian;" Allergy to Red Meat; 'The Drug Made Me Do It;" Yoga Makes You Smarter	Share:

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