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	Intelligent Medicine July 26, 2013 Interview with CJ Hunt, producer of "The Perfect Human Diet." This powerful DVD explores human evolution in an effort to determine what foods we're ideally adapted to eat.	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine July 23, 2013 Interview with Jared Skowron, ND, expert in Natural Medicine for children, and author of 100 Natural Remedies for Your Child. We discuss autism, vaccines, supplements for kids, allergies and more.	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine: Dr. Leo Galland July 20, 2013 Interview with Dr. Leo Galland, creator of PillAdvised.com, a website devoted to drug nutrient interactions: How the supplements you're taking can help--or get in the way of--your medications.	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine July 18, 2013 Dr. Geo Espinosa, ND weighs in on study linking fish oil to prostate cancer and shares natural therapies for prostate cancer	Share:

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