Expert Interview

The Obesity Paradox, Part 1
July 22, 2014
The Obesity Paradox: when heavier means healthier and thinner means sicker; Dr. Hoffman interviews Dr. Chip Lavie, author of a controversial book that posits that sometimes those excess pounds may be not really all that bad. Is there also an "exercise paradox"? A "cholesterol paradox"? A "blood pressure paradox"? Can svelte be dangerous, especially for seniors? Is this new-think merely an excuse for doctors and patients to give up on healthy diet and physical activity? How can you tell if those extra pounds are OK, or do they pose a threat to you?

The Obesity Paradox, Part 2

Dr. Hoffman continues his discussion with Dr. Chip Lavie, author of a controversial book that posits that sometimes those excess pounds may be not really all that bad.

Diet to Starve Cancer, Part 1
July 17, 2014
Is Dr. Thomas Seyfried’s widely-embraced ketogenic diet the way to “starve” cancer or just a passing fad? Nutritionally-oriented cancer specialist Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez weighs in with a critique of the current push to put ALL cancer patients on an ultra low-carb diet replete with animal protein and saturated fat. Is the "answer to cancer” a plant-based vegetarian diet? Learn how Dr. Gonzalez has achieved remarkable success treating challenging cancers using the Kelly Method’s way of tailoring diet to different types of malignancy, by cancer type and individual requirements. And for more, check out the Natural Health 365 web site.

Diet to Starve Cancer, Part 2

Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Nicholas Gonzales about his remarkable success treating challenging cancers with diet.

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: A physician’s declaration of independence, Part 1
July 3, 2014
Dr. Hoffman interviews Dr. Richard Amerling, President-Elect of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) weighs in on why “We hold these truths to be self-evident: that the Physician’s primary responsibility is toward the Patient”. Why government and insurance company dictates are ruining medicine; how electronic medical records are actually making medicine more inefficient; what the VA scandal portends for the future of healthcare; why “evidence-based medicine is robbing doctors of their autonomy, the hidden perils of “free” medical care

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: A physician’s declaration of independence, Part 2

Dr. H continues his conversation with Dr. Richard Amerling about why government and insurance company dictates are ruining medicine

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Testosterone therapy, Part 1
July 1, 2014
Dr. Hoffman interviews Board-Certified endocrinologist and andropause specialist Dr. Florence Comite about her new book, “Keep it Up: The Power of Precision Medicine to Conquer Low T and Revitalize Your Life”. What are the signs of low testosterone? Which men are candidates for testosterone replacement? What about the supposed dangers of testosterone? What options are there for boosting testosterone? Dr. Comite also discusses the roles of DHEA and Human Growth Hormone.

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Testosterone therapy, Part 2

Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Florence Comite about Low T.

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Factors that promote remission of cancer with Dr. Kelly Turner, Part 2
June 24, 2014
Dr. H continues his conversation with Dr. Kelly Turner about the key factors which promote the remission of cancer.

Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Factors that promote remission of cancer with Dr. Kelly Turner, Part 1

When terminal cancer vanishes without explanation—Dr. Kelly Turner investigates in her new book, Radical Remission. What are the Nine Key Factors That Can Make a Difference, according to her extensive research? What diet, supplements, spiritual and emotional factors allowed cancer survivors to beat their disease? Dr. Turner reviewed 1,000 case studies and interviewed scores of cancer survivors and their health practitioners from all over the world, and identifies key factors which promote Radical Remission.