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	Intelligent Medicine: “Cholesterol Clarity” August 28, 2013 Dr. Hoffman interviews Jimmy Moore, author of the new book "Cholesterol Clarity" and host of the Livin' Low Carb Show: Does cholesterol really matter?	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine August 13, 2013 Mainstream media keeps getting it wrong about GW Bush's over-the-top heart procedure; "Take two organic carrots and call me in the morning"--NY docs can now prescribe fresh fruits and vegetables; GLA and EPA/DHA for dry eye	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine: James Gandolfini June 21, 2013 James Gandolfini: Could his heart attack have been prevented? Don't become a human Strasbourg goose; AMA declares obesity a "disease;" Prostate Cancer -- don't just stand there -- do nothing?	Share:

	Intelligent Medicine: “Don’t Take Your Vitamins?” So NOT! June 11, 2013 Dr. Hoffman reviews Dr. Paul Offit's New York Times Op-Ed; Oncologist tries to poison her lover; New research shows magnesium dramatically reduces heart risk.	Share:

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