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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Is the overuse of antibiotics fueling our modern plagues, Part 1
May 20, 2014
Missing Microbes: How the Overuse of Antibiotics is Fueling our Modern Plagues: Interview with Martin Blaser, MD, Director of the Human Microbiome Program at NYU. What purposes do bacteria serve in the body? Besides antibiotics, what other factors threaten our normal flora? What new diseases are arising due to bacterial depletion? Can selective replacement of bacteria help?
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Getting harmful chemicals out of our bodies and our world, Part 2
May 16, 2014
Rick Smith, co-author of Toxin, Toxout, discusses the profusion of environmental chemicals that assault our bodies and how they cause disease; he suggests ways we can protect ourselves and reality-checks common strategies for detoxification
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Getting harmful chemicals out of our bodies and our world, Part 1
Rick Smith, co-author of Toxin, Toxout, discusses the profusion of environmental chemicals that assault our bodies and how they cause disease; he suggests ways we can protect ourselves and reality-checks common strategies for detoxification
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Is it the end of the line for resveratrol? Part 2
May 15, 2014
Dr. H continues his conversation with resveratrol expert Bill Sardi as he weighs in on the history and many benefits of this versatile nutraceutical.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Is it the end of the line for resveratrol? Part 1
In the wake of widespread media coverage of a new study in Archives of Internal Medicine, doubts are being cast on the efficacy of this popular supplement; resveratrol expert Bill Sardi weighs in with his perspective on the study, which he calls seriously flawed. Bill describes the history and many benefits of this versatile nutraceutical.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: MTHFR—a new paradigm that’s destined to revolutionize the field of nutritional medicine Part 2
May 8, 2014
Dr. H continues his conversation with Dr. Ben Lynch. Could understanding the complex biochemistry of MTHFR variations be the key to resolving a wide variety of challenging disorders including depression and other mental conditions, autism, multiple chemical sensitivity, chronic fatigue, heart disease and more? Could ordinary forms of folic acid and B12 actually be BAD for you? What are methylated vitamins? What other nutrients assist in fixing the genetic glitches that give rise to MTHFR-related disorders? What tests can be used to map MTHFR pathways?
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: MTHFR—a new paradigm that’s destined to revolutionize the field of nutritional medicine Part 1
Could understanding the complex biochemistry of MTHFR variations be the key to resolving a wide variety of challenging disorders including depression and other mental conditions, autism, multiple chemical sensitivity, chronic fatigue, heart disease and more? Could ordinary forms of folic acid and B12 actually be BAD for you? What are methylated vitamins? What other nutrients assist in fixing the genetic glitches that give rise to MTHFR-related disorders? What tests can be used to map MTHFR pathways? Dr. H speaks with Dr. Ben Lynch.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Part 2
May 2, 2014
Dr. H continues his discussion with Dr. Julie Kolzet.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Part 1
Could Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) help you cope with anxiety, negativity or a chronic health problem? How is it different from traditional forms of psychoanalysis? How can CBT provide an adjunct to healthy weight loss? What are “The Three Me’s”? Where do biofeedback, meditation and relaxation techniques fit in? Manhattan psychologist Dr. Julie Kolzet explains who’s a candidate for CBT and how it works, even if previous attempts at talk therapy haven’t helped.
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Intelligent Medicine Podcast: “Curing Courtney” Part 2
April 30, 2014
Dr. H continues his conversation with Denise Otten about how she took matters into her own hands when her daughter developed life-threatening autoimmune hepatitis.
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