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Date	Title	Description
4/30/2019	Finale	In this final episode of Your Own Health And Fitness, Layna Berman tells her story and the story of the show, what she’s learned about health and the environment, and how to care for yourself and each other.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; List of references cited on this show
4/23/2019	Medicare-for-all Isn’t Enough	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD explains why Medicare-for-All should be supported and why it won’t solve our health problems—and is likely to make them worse.; Resources: List of references cited on this show
4/16/2019	Wireless Technology Disrupts Your Biology	Martin Pall, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University, discusses the cell physiology that’s disrupted by the electromagnetic fields from wireless technologies.; Resources: Wi-Fi is an important threat to human health by Martin Pall, PhD; 5G: Great risk for EU, U.S. and International Health! Compelling Evidence for Eight Distinct Types of Great Harm Caused by Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Exposures and the Mechanism that Causes Them by Martin Pall, PhD
4/9/2019	Taking Control: Women’s Health and Plastic Pollution	Layna Berman discusses the underground abortion movement, the stupid treatment of post-menopausal women, and the collapse of plastic recycling programs.; Resources: Abortion Underground Inside the secret network providing home abortions across the US; Menopause It feels impossible to beat: how I was floored by menopause; What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee; Plastic Pollution Local Communities Feel the Effect of Change in Global Recycling Policies; Plastic Waste Piles Up as China’s Ban Goes into Effect; Quantity, Components, and Value of Waste Materials Landfilled in the United States by Jon T. Powell and Marian R. Chertow
4/2/2019	Ignorance and Intuition	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses how and why ignorance and intuition serve us well in an age drowning in information and the culture of expertise.; Resources: List of references cited on this show
3/26/2019	Your Nervous System	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the assaults on your nervous system and what you can do to help it.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/19/2019	Heart Attack	Thomas Cowan, MD, discusses his book Human Heart, Cosmic Heart, what conventional medicine gets wrong about heart disease, and how to get it right; Resources: Human Heart, Cosmic Heart: A Doctor's Quest to Understand, Treat, and Prevent Cardiovascular Disease by Thomas Cowan, MD; Fourfold Healing; Human Heart, Cosmic Heart
3/12/2019	Healthy Vision Healthy Body	Meir Schneider, PhD, LMT cured himself from blindness suffered at birth. He discusses his unique whole-body approach to vision and health.; Resources: The School for Self-Healing; Vision for Life and Awakening Your Power by Meir Schneider
3/5/2019	Learning from the Animals Around Us	Animal tracker Ginger Hadley shares what she’s learned from her twenty years of animal tracking and observation.; Resources: Mammal Tracks & Sign: A Guide to North American Species by Mark Elbroch
2/26/2019	Sustainable Medicine	Dr. Sarah Myhill, MB discusses her book Sustainable Medicine: Whistle Blowing on 21st Century Medical Practices.; Resources: Sustainable Medicine by Sarah Myhill; Dr. Sarah Myhill, MB
2/19/2019	Secret Ingredients	Kathleen DiChiara, nutritionist and health advocate who is featured in the film Secret Ingredients, discusses the film about the alarming impact of glyphosate and the herbicide Roundup on myriad chronic illnesses.; Resources: Secret Ingredients; The Hidden Connection by Kathleen DiChiara
2/12/2019	How Dangerous is Non-ioniziing Radiation?	Martin Pall, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University and author of Explaining Unexplained Illnesses, discusses his review article about the harm caused by non-ionizing radiation and the failure of scientists and regulators such as the FCC to prevent that harm.; Resources: 5G: Great risk for EU, U.S. and International Health! Compelling Evidence for Eight Distinct Types of Great Harm Caused by Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Exposures and the Mechanism that Causes Them by Martin Pall, PhD; Microwave electromagnetic fields act by activating voltage-gated calcium channels:why the current international safety standards do not predict biological hazard by Martin Pall, PhD;
2/5/2019	Talk to Your Self	Psychologist Charles Fernyhough, PhD, author of The Voices Within: The History and Science of How We Talk to Ourselves, discusses how those voices got into your head and what they’re doing there.; Resources: The Voices Within: The History and Science of How We Talk to Ourselves by Charles Fernyhough; Hearing the Voices interdisciplinary project; Hearing Voices Movement
1/22/2019	Preventing Sickle Cell and Cancer with Native Diet	West African researcher Dr. Oji Agbai, ND, PhD discusses how substances from traditional diets prevent and control sickle cell anemia and cancer. ; Resources: Oji Agbai’s website
1/15/2019	Pain As a Symptom	Layna Berman discusses underconsidered reasons for bodywide pain including unresolved infections, hormone imbalances, allergies, and postural problems and offers exercise, oral, and topical nutrient remedies.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/8/2019	The Essence of Healing: Discovering Bach Flower Remedies	Vinton McCabe, author of The Healing Bouquet: Exploring Bach Flower Remedies, discusses the principles and practices for health and healing using Bach flower essences.; Resources: The Healing Bouquet: Exploring Bach Flower Remedies by Vinton McCabe; Healing Herbs; The Bach Centre
1/1/2019	Where You Live	Sarah van Gelder, cofounder and editor-at-large of Yes! magazine and author of The Revolution Where You Live, discusses the emergence of place-based power.; Resources: The Revoluation Where You Live: Stories from a 12,000-mile Journey Through a New America by Sarah van Gelder; Yes! magazine
12/25/2018	Fibershed	Rebecca Burgess, founder and executive director of the organization Fibershed, discusses the emerging agroecology of wool, cotton, and other fibers that serves ecosystems and economies at a human scale.; Resources: Fibershed
12/18/2018	Childhood Illness and Autoimmunity	Thomas Cowan, MD, a veteran family physician and a founding board member of the Weston A. Price Foundation, discusses his book Vaccines, Autoimmunity, and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness.; Resources: Vaccines, Autoimmunity, and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness by Thomas Cowan, MD;Fourfold Healing
11/20/2018	The Air You’re Breathing	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD what’s in the air from wildfires and how to protect yourself.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/6/2018	Indigenous People Protect Natural Communities	Prakash Kashwan, PhD, from the University of Connecticut, author of Democracy in the Woods: Environmental Conservation and Social Justice in India, Tanzania, and Mexico discusses why indigenous people are the best as protectors of natural communities.; Resources: Democracy in the Woods: Environmental Conservation and Social Justice in India, Tanzania, and Mexico by Prakash Kashwan;Prakash Kashwan webpage
10/30/2018	Self-care as Revolution	Layna Berman explores self care not as self-indulgence but as the hard work and radical action of the examined life.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me): Why We Justify Foolish Beliefs, Bad Decisions, and Hurtful Acts by Carol Tavris and Elliotr Aronson; Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong—and the New Research That’s Rewriting the Story by Angela Saini
10/23/2018	What's Wrong with Medical Devices?	Jeanne Lenzer, medical investigative journalist and author of The Danger Within Us, discusses the failure to ensure the safety of medical devices that change the way the body works.; Resources: The Danger Within Us by Jeanne Lenzer; Jeanne Lenzer’s website
10/16/2018	Detoxification Made Complicated	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the body's natural detoxification pathways and how to boost them using nutrients.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/9/2018	The Natural World Doesn’t Exist	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses why the natural world doesn’t exist, how talking and acting otherwise gets us into ecological trouble, and how to get out of it.; Resources: The Natural World Doesn’t Exist Reference List by Jeffry Fawcett, PhD
9/18/2018	A Dog′s Life	Psychologist Stanley Coren, PhD, author of How Dogs Think and How to Speak Dog, discusses how to communicate intelligently and compassionately with your dog.; Resources: How Dogs Think by Stanley Coren; Comment: Social Justice and Environmental Health
9/11/2018	Community and Ecosystem Rights	Thomas Linzey, Executive Director of the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund and author of We the People: Stories from the Community Rights Movement in the United States, discusses how people are able to protect and preserve the places they call home - especially when governments fail to do so.; Resources: We the People: Stories from the Community Rights Movement in the United States by Thomas Linzey; Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
9/4/2018	The Food Movement is Unstoppable	Jonathan Latham, PhD, Executive Director of the Bioscience Resource Project and Editor of the Independent Science News, discusses his article “Why the Food Movement is Unstoppable.”; Resources: Why the Food Movement is Unstoppable by Jonathan Latham; Independent Science News; Bioscience Resource Project
8/28/2018	Epigenetics and Evolution	Michael Skinner PhD, founder and director of the Washington State University and University of Idaho Center for Reproductive Biology joins the program to discuss findings that show damage from environmental toxins are passed on to future progeny through epigenetics.; Resources: Michael Skinner PhD; Comment: Radiation Experiments
8/21/2018	Is It Your DNA?	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses the failed promises of the Human Genome Project, what DNA actually has to do with your health, and the emergence of whole organism biology.; Resources: Is It Your DNA? Reference List by Jeffry Fawcett, PhD
8/7/2018	Building Community	Ma’ikwe Ludwig, Executive Director of Commonomics USA, discusses her book Together Resilient: Building Community in the Age of Climate Disruption and the ecovillage and intentional community movement.; Resources: Together Resilient: Building Community in the Age of Climate Disruption by Ma’ikwe Ludwig; Ma’ikwe Ludwig’s website; Fellowship for Intentional Community; Commonomics USA
7/31/2018	Should You Be Tested For Cancer?	Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, MD, MPH, Dartmouth Medical School, co-director of the VA Outcomes Group at the Department of Veterans Affairs, discusses his book Should I Be Tested For Cancer? Maybe Not and Here’s Why.; Resources: Should I Be Tested For Cancer? Maybe Not and Here’s Why by H. Gilbert Welch
7/24/2018	Alzheimer’s is a Metabolic Disease	Certified Nutrition Specialist Amy Berger, author of The Alzheimer’s Antidote: Using a Low-Carb, High-Fat Diet to Fight Alzheimer’s Disease, Memory Loss, and Cognitive Decline discusses how nutritional change can slow, stop, even reverse Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias.; Resources: The Alzheimer’s Antidote: Using a Low-Carb, High-Fat Diet to Fight Alzheimer’s Disease, Memory Loss, and Cognitive Decline by Amy Berger; Amy Berger’s website
7/17/2018	Uncertainty	This week Layna Berman suggests that living with uncertainty presents an opportunity. Her lecture uses principles from Soto Zen Buddhism along with an exploration of how religions and cultures worldwide understands what happens to us after death.; Resources: NON-FICTION After Death by Sukie Miller; Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki; The Places That Scare You by Pema ChodronFICTION The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier; Elsewhere by Gabrielle ZevinFILMS Jacob’s Ladder; After Life; Beetlejuice; The Fountain; Groundhog DayTV Dead Like Me
7/10/2018	The Poison Papers	Jonathan Latham, PhD, founder and executive director of the Bioscience Resource Project, discusses the implications of the Poison Papers, a collection of documents dating from the 1920s showing how regulators collude with industry in promoting harmful chemicals.; Resources: Poison Papers Project; Bioscience Resource Project; Independent Science News
7/3/2018	Desire	Liza Featherstone, contributing editor and regular columnist at The Nation magazine, discusses her book Divining Desire: Focus Groups and the Culture of Consultation.; Resources: Divining Desire: Focus Groups and the Culture of Consultation by Liza Featherstone
6/26/2018	Baby From Beginning to End	Author Sally Fallon Morell from the Weston A. Price Foundation discusses her book The Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby & Child Care, co-authored with physician Dr. Thomas S. Cowan. ; Resources: Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby and Child Care by Sally Fallon Morell and Thomas Cowen; Weston A. Price Foundation ; Comment: The Dark Side of the Wind
6/19/2018	An Epidemic of Chronically Ill Kids	Beth Lambert, healthcare consultant, author and executive director of PEACE (Parents Ending America’s Childhood Epidemic) discusses her book A Compromised Generation: The Epidemic of Chronic Illness in America's Children.; Resources: Parents Ending America’s Childhood Epidemic; A Compromised Generation: The Epidemic of Chronic Illness in America's Children by Beth Lambert; Comment: Environmental Determinants of Health
6/12/2018	Toxicant Induced Loss of Tolerance	Jeffry Fawcett PhD unpacks research on the triggers for the development of chronic illness from exposures to environmental toxins. Layna Berman offers a historical perspective on environmental illness and discusses research that indicates that exposure to microwaves has a similar mechanism.; Resources: Extreme Chemical Sensitivity Makes Sufferers Allergic to Life
6/5/2018	5G: Fifth Generation Wireless Technology	Mark Hertsgaard, The Nation magazine’s environment correspondent discusses his article “How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe: The Disinformation Campaign—and Massive Radiation Increase Behind The 5G Rollout.”; Resources: How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe by Mark Hertsgaard and Mark Dowie; Mark Hertsgaard
5/29/2018	Dietary Fats	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD demystify the components and actions of dietary fats in the body.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon; Know Your Fats by Mary Enig; The Big Fat Surprise by Nina Teicheolz; The Cholesterol Myths by Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD; The Great Cholesterol Con by Malcolm Kendrick
5/22/2018	The Global Garden	Botanist and self-described renegade scientist Diana Beresford-Kroeger, author of The Global Forest, discusses how forests affect health: individual, collective, ecological, global.; Resources: Archangel Ancient Tree Archive website; The Global Forest by Diana Beresford-Kroeger; Comment: Emergent Properties of the Brain
5/8/2018	Medical Myths	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss six medical myths.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Doctoring Data by Malcom Kendrick; ; Dissolving Illusions: Disease, Vaccines and the Forgotten History by Suzanne Humphries; What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee, MD and David Zava, PhD and Hormone Balance for Men by John Lee; Should I Be Tested For Cancer? by H. Gilbert Welch
5/1/2018	Confusion: It’s What’s for Dinner	Layna Berman discusses the failure of food gurus to take into account the unique needs of each person.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/24/2018	Children, GM Food, and Chronic Illness	Pediatrician Michelle Perro, MD, author with Vincanne Adams, PhD of What’s Making Our Children Sick? about the epidemic of chronic illness in children, its origins in industrial agriculture, and the rise of food-focused medicine.; Resources: What’s Making Our Children Sick? How Industrial Food is Causing an Epidemic of Chronic Illness, and What Parents (and Doctors) Can Do About It; Exploring the Links Between GM Foods, Glyphosate, and Gut Health by Michelle Perro and Vincanne Adams; GMO Science
4/17/2018	Prairie Dogs	Deanna Meyer, Executive Director of Prairie Protection Colorado, discusses prairie dogs as a keystone species, the assault on them by settler colonialism, and the land justice movement.; Resources: Prairie Protection Colorado; Prairie Protection Colorado (on Facebook)
4/10/2018	Cellphone Science	Louis Slesin, longtime publisher of Microwave News: A Report on Non-ionizing Radiation, discusses why the National Toxicology Program changed its mind about the risk of cancer from cellphones.; Resources: Microwave News: A Report on Non-ionizing Radiation
4/3/2018	Informed Consent: Vaccines	Greg Glaser, JD, General Counsel for Physicians for Informed Consent, discusses the barriers that prevent patients from making informed decisions about vaccines and how physicians are organizing to overcome those barriers.; Resources: Physicians for Informed Consent
3/27/2018	Land Justice	Justine Williams, PhD discusses the essays she collected as a Food First project and published as Land Justice: Re-imagining Land, Food, and the Commons in the United States.; Resources: Land Justice: Re-imagining Land, Food, and the Commons in the United States edited by Justine Williams and Eric Holt-Gimenez; Projects mentioned in the interview: The Land Loss Prevention Project; The Blackbelt Justice Center; The Reparations Map for Black-Indigenous Farmers; Additional resources: Philadelphia Land Bank; Sustainable Economies Law Center
3/13/2018	Fear	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the biology behind the culture of fear in which we’re steeped and how to protect yourself.; Resources: Transcript with references of Fear by Jeffry Fawcett; Generative Journalism; Project Censored; Comment: Fear
2/27/2018	Deep Green Resistance	Will Falk and Max Wilbert from Deep Green Resistance and its goal of protecting the planet and creating a life-centered resistance movement by any means necessary.; Resources: Deep Green Resistance by Aric McBay, Lierre Keith, and Derrick Jensen; Deep Green Resistance
2/20/2018	Sunlight and Heart Disease	Stephanie Seneff, PhD, senior research scientist at MIT, discusses the new theory of heart function and disease that upends the cholesterol theory of heart disease.; Resources: Cholesterol Sulfate and the Heart by Stephanie Seneff, PhD; Dr. Seneff’s website
2/8/2018	Vaxxed	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the film Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe, which is about the coverup by the CDC of its own science showing a link between vaccination of children and the risk of autism.; Resources: Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe; Vaxxed the Movement
1/23/2018	Ecosystem Rights: The Colorado River	Environmental activist Deanna Meyer and lawyer Will Falk from Deep Green Resistance discuss the first of its kind in the US lawsuit that seeks to establish legal personhood for the Colorado River Ecosystem and with it the rights of nature.; Resources: Colorado River Ecosystem Rights Lawsuit; Deep Green Resistance
1/9/2018	Dark Times	Health educator Layna Berman discusses strategies for using the dark time of year to prepare for growth during the Spring.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Feeling Powerless and Being Powerless
1/2/2018	Only Love Remains	Conservation biologist Guy McPherson, PhD, author of Going Dark, discusses what to do when you accept that climate catastrophe and ecosystem collapse are irreversible.; Resources: Going Dark by Guy R. McPherson; Nature Bats Last
12/26/2017	Heart Surgery Dangers	Non-invasive cardiologist Howard Wayne, MD discusses the dangers of angioplasty, bypass surgery, and stents to treat heart disease.; Resources: Do You Really Need Bypass Surgery? A Second Opinion and How to Protect Your Heart From Your Doctor by Howard Wayne, MD and The Noninvasive Heart Center www.heartprotect.com
12/12/2017	A New Democracy	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD play excerpts from and discuss the film We the People 2.0 about the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund in its work to establish the rights of nature and communities.; Resources: We the People 2.0; Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund; National Community Rights Network
12/5/2017	Twenty Years of Nourishing Traditions	A re-broadcast of an interview with Sally Fallon Morell and lipid researcher the late Dr. Mary Enig recorded after the first publishing of their groundbreaking book Nourishing Traditions, almost twenty years ago. Still in publication, the book has changed cooking and eating habits worldwide.; Resources: ; Nourishing Traditions: The Cookbook That Challenges Politically Correct Nutrition & the Diet Dictocrats by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig;Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashoined Remedy for the Modern World by Sally Fallon Morell; Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
11/21/2017	The Alcohol Revolution	David Blume, Executive Director of the International Institute for Ecological Agriculture author of Alcohol Can Be a Gas, discusses alcohol, permaculture, and Consumer Supported Energy.; Resources: Alcohol Can Be a Gas by David Blume; Blume Distillation; International Institute for Ecological Agriculture
10/10/2017	Headline Distractions	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how the three to five news stories that dominate the news cycle at any given time from media along the entire political spectrum distract us from what will actually make things better.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/3/2017	The Role of Sulphur	Stephanie Seneff, PhD is a Senior Research Scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory discusses her research into how disruption in sulphur metabolism plays a role in many modern diseases/conditions, such as autism, heart disease, obesity, arthritis and Alzheimer's disease. ; Resources: Stephanie Seneff’s website; Comment: Involuntary Medical Experiments
9/12/2017	EMF Radiation Safety	Daniel DeBaun, author of Radiation Nation: The Fallout of Modern Technology and former executive at Bell Labs, discusses the health risks of wireless and electronic technologies and how to reduce those risks.; Resources: Radiation Nation: The Fallout of Modern Technology by Daniel DeBaun and Ryan DeBaun; Radiation Nation: The Book; DefenderShield
8/29/2017	Microwave Saturation	Mary Beth Brangan, director of the Ecological Options Network, discusses 5G (the fifth generation of wireless technology) and California Senate Bill 649 limiting local control over the next generation of wireless technology and its implications for human and environmental health--and democracy.; Resources: EON EMF Blog; Ecological Options Network
8/22/2017	Connecting with Nature	Joseph Cornell, founder and president of Sharing Nature International, discusses his nature awareness learning process that focuses on growing awareness and love for the natural world through play.; Resources: Sharing Nature International
7/25/2017	Statins: Statistical Deception	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the deceptive science that promotes statins and the cholesterol theory of cardiovascular disease, both dangers to health.; Resources: Cholesterol Myths by Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD; The Great Cholesterol Con by Malcolm Kendrick; The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics
7/9/2017	All You Need Is Love	Layna Berman discusses how and why to stay present even when things are impossible.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/4/2017	Sun and Aging	Former chemist Marie Veronique is a skin specialist with a line of completely natural skin care products. She discusses the problems with conventional sun screens, including nano technology products, the need for some daily sun, and how to feed and repair skin.; Resources: Marie Véronique Organics
6/27/2017	Energy Blackmail	Small installations of renewable energy sources are contrasted with the current popularity of nuclear power as “clean” energy. Included is a report by Nuclear Engineer and anti nuclear activist Arnie Gundersen five years after the Fukishima Daichi disaster.; Resources: Arnie Gundersen of Fairewinds Energy Education; Nuking Climate Change by Jeffry Fawcett, PhD; Comment: Nuking Climate Change
6/6/2017	Getting Serious About Climate Change	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss what climate change is doing to our very near future and how to come together to make that future livable.; Resources: This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein; Learning to Die in the Anthropocene by Roy Scranton; The Collapse of Western Civilization by Naomi Oreskes and Eik M. Conway; Going Dark by Guy R. McPherson; Field Notes from a Catastrophe by Elizabeth Kolbert; Anthropocene or Capitalocene ed by Jason Moore; When Technology Fails by Matthew Stein
5/30/2017	Democracy School	Thomas Linzey, Executive Director of CELDF (Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund) discusses CELDF’s Democracy School where activists are trained to counter corporate rights locally by establishing community and environmental rights.; Resources: We the People: Stories from the Community Rights Movement in the United States by Thomas Linzey; We the People 2.0; Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund; National Community Rights Network
5/16/2017	Overpowered	Forty year electromagnetic field researcher Martin Blank PhD, discusses his book Overpowered, which outlines what science tells us about the health effects of wireless and offers guidelines for prudence while using devices.; Resources: Martin Blank; Comment: Stressed Out Rats
5/9/2017	Better Than Botox: Facial Exercises and Therapy	Researcher Marie-Véronique Nadeau, author of The Yoga Facelift, discusses natural skin care, including exercises that naturally lift the face, downsides of medical interventions, and nutritional support to maintain youthful skin. ; Resources: The Yoga Facelift by Marie-Véronique Nadeau; Comment: Pregnancy, Science, and Technology
4/25/2017	Lyme: From Horror to Hope	Filmmaker Andy Abraham Wilson discusses his second film about the Lyme epidemic, Emergence, in which we are updated on patients, maligned Lyme treating doctors and researchers from Under Our Skin, his first film. Exposed is the financial ties the CDC and IDSA have that has interfered with progress and the progress that is being made despite all odds.; Resources: Under Our Skin: The Untold Story of Lyme Disease
4/18/2017	The Electronically Quiet House	EMF/RF remediation consultant Michael Neuert discusses how to protect yourself at home and work from electromagnetic fields that can create health problems.; Resources: www.emfcenter.com and www.emfinfo.org; Comment: Feeling Powerless and Being Powerless
4/11/2017	Healthy Lungs	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett PhD uncover what damages our lungs and what protects and repairs them. ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/4/2017	Preventing GMO Contamination	Activist Karen Hudson discusses how Sonoma County, California activists organized and won passage of Measure M, which bans genetically modified organisms from contaminating crops, animals, and the environment.; Resources: GMO Free Sonoma County; Center for Food Safety
3/28/2017	Local Food Movements	Carolyn Biggerstaff, Weston A. Price Houston Chapter, and Gary Granata, Slow Food New Orleans, discuss local food activism by chapters of national and international food movement organizations.; Resources: Weston A. Price, Houston; Real Food Houston; Weston A. Price Foundation; Slow Food New Orleans; Slow Food USA; Slow Food (international)
3/14/2017	Technology and Health	Katie Singer, author of An Electronic Silent Spring, talks about the science of the ecological effects of electromagnetic radiation and then Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD go on to discuss the political economy of the wireless revolution. ; Resources: An Electronic Silent Spring by Katie Singer; Overpowered by Martin Blank; EMF Safety Network
2/21/2017	Nourishing Broth	Sally Fallon Morell, president and founder of the Weston A. Price Foundation, discusses the preparation of nutrient-dense broth and its benefits for health and medical conditions.; Resources: Nourishing Broth: An Old-Fashoined Remedy for the Modern World by Sally Fallon Morell; Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
2/14/2017	Doing the Simplest Things First	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss simple self care techniques for identifying and caring for developing illness.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/7/2017	Women and Heart Disease	Health educator Layna Berman explains the mechanisms behind heart symptoms in women and offers nonpharmaceutical suggestions for both genders on how to protect their hearts.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Intervention Bias
1/31/2017	Inventing a Future	Shaun Chamberlin, Managing Director of the Fleming Policy Centre in the United Kingdom, cofounder of Transition Town Kingston, author of The Transition Timeline, and editor of David Fleming’s Lean Logic and Surviving the Future, discusses the transition movement and Fleming’s effect on it. ; Resources: The Transition Timeline: For a Local, Resilient Future by Shaun Chamberlin; Dark Optimism; Lean Logic: A Dictionary for the Future and How to Survive It and Surviving the Future: Culture, Carnival and Capital in the Aftermath of the Market Economy by David Fleming; Fleming Policy Centre
1/24/2017	Zika Virus and Birth Defects	Researcher Yaneer Bar-Yam, PhD, director of the New England Complex Systems Institute, discusses why the CDC is likely wrong in saying that Zika virus causes birth defects while journalist Marco Caceres, managing editor of The Vaccine Reaction, discusses how and why the misbegotten consensus on Zika championed by CDC came about.; Resources: Is Zika the Cause of Microcephaly? by Yaneer Bar-Yam, Raphael Parens, Alfredo J. Morales; New England Complex Systems Institute; Is CDC’s Rasmussen Paper on Zika and Microcephaly: Poor Case for ‘Smoking Gun’ by Marco Caceres; The Vaccine Reaction
1/17/2017	A New Food Ecology	Farmer and food ecologist Charles Williams discusses the emerging practices in ecological agriculture and animal husbandry.; Resources: Earth Activist Training
1/10/2017	Trouble at CDC	Investigative journalist James Grundvig, author of Master Manipulator, discusses financial and scientific fraud as well as regulatory capture at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.; Resources: James Grundvig; Master Manipulator by James Grundvig
1/3/2017	Right Weight	Layna Berman discusses how to achieve and maintain a healthy body composition.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/20/2016	Getting Out	Demetra Markis and her 13-year old daughter Lily discuss how they created a sustainable life.; Resources: Demetra Markis
12/6/2016	Climate Change: A Different Story	Patrick Reinsborough co founder of Center For Story Based Strategy and co author of the book Re:Imagining Change discusses how to use the tools of story-based strategy to change assumptions about climate change in order to put action in the hands of citizens.; Resources: Re:Imagining Change by Patrick Reinsborough and Doyle Canning; Center for Story-based Strategy
10/18/2016	Green Med versus Vaccines	Sayer Ji, researcher, author, lecturer, and founder of GreenMedInfo.com, discusses why vaccine theory isn’t consistent with how humans develop immunity against disease. He will also discuss some new research on harm caused by vaccination.; Resources: GreenMedInfo;
10/4/2016	The Stories We Tell Ourselves	Social Psychologist Timothy Wilson, author of Redirect: The Surprising New Science of Psychological Change, discusses how changing people’s narratives changes their behavior. Quickly.; Resources: Timothy D. Wilson’s website; Redirect: The Surprising New Science of Psychological Change by Timothy D. Wilson; Comment: Standing in Line
9/20/2016	Heart Disease: What’s the Real Cause?	Malcolm Kendrick, MD, author of The Great Cholesterol Con, discusses what’s wrong with conventional medicine’s approach to heart disease, what really causes it, and how to avoid it.; Resources: The Great Cholesterol Con by Malcolm Kendrick; Dr. Kendricks website; The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics www.thincs.org; Comment: Personal Environments
9/13/2016	Health and Privacy Violations: Smart Grid	Filmmaker Josh del Sol discusses his film Take Back Your Power about the overwhelming health, privacy and civil rights violations of the smart meter program.; Resources: Take Back Your Power; Comment: Use a Mobile Device, Fall Over and Vomit
9/6/2016	Game Changer: NTP Cellphone Study	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss early release of results from the National Toxicology Program that show cancer risks from cellphone exposures and why the study is a game changer in the controversy over cellphone health risks.; Resources: Microwave News
8/30/2016	Hypertension Revisited	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the causes of hypertension and its non-pharmaceutical treatment.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Save the Turtles!
8/23/2016	What You Know	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett discuss the politics of and a practical guide to what’s sanctioned as health knowledge and what’s actively ignored. ; Resources: Transcript with references of What You Know About Health by Jeffry Fawcett; Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/16/2016	Thyroid Unabridged	David Zava PhD, biochemist, founder/director of ZRT Labs explains the intricate role of nutrients and hormones on optimal functioning of the thyroid gland.; Resources: ZRT Laboratory
8/2/2016	Take Back Your Power	Filmmaker Josh del Sol discusses his film Take Back Your Power about the overwhelming health, privacy and civil rights violations of the smart meter program.; Resources: Take Back Your Power
7/19/2016	When Are You Dead?	Science writer Dick Teresi, author of The Undead, explores practical, ethical, and emotional issues surrounding death, including the designation of brain dead, organ transplants, and persistent vegetative states and comas.; Resources: The Undead: Organ Harvesting, the Ice-Water Test, Beating Heart Cadavers—How Medicine Is Blurring the Line Between Life and Death by Dick Teresi; Comment: A Test for Insanity
6/28/2016	Hormone Intersect	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the inter-relationship between sex hormones, thyroid, and stress hormones.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: The New Biology
6/21/2016	The Hostage Brain	Neuroscientist Bruce McEwen, PhD, author of The End of Stress as We Know It discusses why the brain is the central organ of stress and adaptation and what happens to it under stress (good, tolerable, and toxic) and how early life adversity has lifelong effects on brain and body.; Resources: The Hostage Brain by Bruce McEwen; Comment: The Cancer Agenda
6/7/2016	Green, Family, Home Funerals and Burial	Jerrigrace Lyons, Executive Director, Final Passages Institute of Conscious Dying, demystifies home funerals and green burials.; Resources: Final Passages Institute of Conscious Dying; POV film A Family Undertaking; Comment: Antidepressants Kill Bacteria
5/31/2016	Inherited Illness	Researcher Michael Skinner, PhD, principal investigator at Washington State University’s Center for Reproductive Biology, and toxicologist Steven Gilbert, PhD, Director and Founder of the Institute of Neurotoxicology and Neurological Disorders and creator of Toxipedia.org website, discuss how environmental exposures cause the inheritance of increased risk of illness through epigenetic adaptation.; Resources: Michael Skinner PhD; Steven Gilbert, PhD and Toxipedia
5/24/2016	A Critical, Independent Voice	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how they approach health issues by reviewing some of their critical analyses of cancer and the cancer establishment, pain medications and alternatives, the microbiome and GMO technology, and the toxic effects of what’s in our food. This is a pledge drive show.; Resources: Cancer Isn’t a Medical Problem, Aldehyde Politics, Transpoosion and GMOs, and Ibuprofen Kills
4/26/2016	Foul Fragrance	Researcher Anne C. Steinemann, PhD, from the University of Washington, discusses the stew of hazardous materials in products scented by artificial fragrance.; Resources: Anne C. Steinemann, PhD; Environmental Working Group Campaign for Safe Cosmetics; Comment: Chemical Intolerance
4/19/2016	Noise Pollution and Health	Retired research physician and anti-noise activist Dr. Louis Hagler discusses his groundbreaking article about the health effects of noise pollution.; Resources: Noise Pollution: A Modern Plague by Lisa Goines, RN and Louis Hagler, MD; Noise Off www.noiseoff.org; Noise Pollution Clearinghouse www.nonoise.org; Noise Free America www.noisefree.org; League for the Hard of Hearing www.lhh.org/noise; Comment: The War on Vitamins
4/12/2016	Infectious Behavior	Developmental neurobiologist Paul Patterson discusses his book Infectious Behavior, an examination of the connection between the brain and the immune system and their effect on mental disorders and depression.; Resources: Infectious Behavior website; Infectious Behavior: Brain-Immune Connections in Autism, Schizophrenia, and Depression by Paul H. Patterson; Comment: Inside, Outside
4/5/2016	False Solutions to Climate Change	Writer and educator Jeff Conant, from The Global Justice Ecology Project, discusses three money driven, false solutions to climate change that threaten indigenous homelands, forests, and the health of the world's people, land, oceans, and air.; Resources: Global Justice Ecology Project and Climate Connections; Comment: Health Science is Common Property
3/22/2016	Nuclear Consequences: The Long View	Janette Sherman, M.D., translator and editor of the book "Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment," published by the New York Academy of Sciences and Ernest Sternglass, PhD, physicist and anti-nuclear activist since the 1950s, review the history and consequences of nuclear testing and nuclear power plants, in light of the Japanese disaster.; Resources: Chernobyl: Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment; Janette Sherman’s website; UC Berkeley Nuclear Engineering Monitoring System; Radiation and Public Health Project
3/8/2016	Women’s Rights and a Healthy Planet	Robert Engelman, author of More: Population, Nature, and What Women Want, discusses how support for women’s reproductive rights is the best strategy for achieving a sustainable population.; Resources: More: Population, Nature, and What Women Want by Robert Engelman; World Watch Institute www.worldwatch.org; Health and the Rise of Civilization by Mark Nathan Cohen; Comment: A Healthy Natural Environment
3/1/2016	Treatment Alternatives	Janet Zand, ND, OMD, LAc, co-author of Smart Medicine for Healthier Living as well as Smart Medicine for Healthy Children discusses alternative treatment therapies for a wide variety of conditions both acute and chronic, including herbal, homeopathic and nutrient.; Resources: Smart Medicine for Healthier Living by Janet Zand, Allan Spreen, and James LaValle, and Smart Medicine for a Healthier Child by Janet Zand, Rachel Walton, and Bob Rountree; Comment: Care for Chronic Fatigue
2/9/2016	Hysterectomy and Ovary Removal: Protecting Your Reproductive Organs	An interview with Elizabeth Plourde, PhD, author of two books about the health consequences of hysterectomy and ovary removal, discussing how to make protective choices and what to do to recover.; Resources: Your Guide to Hysterectomy, Ovary Removal, & Hormone Replacement and Hysterectomy? The Best or Worst Thing that Ever Happened to Me? by Elizabeth Plourde; New Voice for Health
2/2/2016	Critiquing the Anthropocene Theory	Jeffry Fawcett PhD and Layna Berman review the Anthropocene Theory, its media impact, critics, and political implications.; Resources: Advocating the concept: The Anthropocene biosphere; Critiquing the concept: The geology of mankind? A critique of the Anthropocene narrative
1/26/2016	An Electronic Silent Spring	Author Katie Singer talks about her book An Electronic Silent Spring. Layna and Jeffry then discuss some testimonials from her book, which is a forum of scientists, parents, and electrosensitives about the health consequences for humans, trees, birds and other mammals of the proliferating wireless revolution.; Resources: An Electronic Silent Spring by Katie Singer
1/19/2016	Overdiagnosis of Breast Cancer	Jeffry Fawcett PhD and Layna Berman review the American Cancer Society’s new guidelines for mammograms and critique them using several review articles and editorials pointing to increased mortality from overdiagnosis and overtreatment of breast cancer.; Resources: Screening for Breast Cancer with Mammography
1/12/2016	Diabetes: Changing the Narrative	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD reviews and critiques recent research identifying the hormone glucagon rather than insulin, as the hormone responsible for high blood sugars. A discussion follows with Layna Berman about the lack of consideration of environmental factors and stress in the development of metabolic disruption and non pharmaceutical ways of treating instead of developing drugs to disrupt the balance between glucagon and other hormones.; Resources: Turning diabetes upside down
1/5/2016	Health and the Rise of Civilization	Mark Nathan Cohen, PhD professor of anthropology and author of Health and the Rise of Civilization discusses how humans developed as hunter-gatherers and what was lost when they turned to agriculture.; Resources: Health and the Rise of Civilization by Mark Nathan Cohen; Comment: Economics and Finance
12/29/2015	Dependencies: Solutions	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the attachments that create health risks from food to drugs, how to start the change process, and how to support the body in making changes.; Resources: The Natural Medicine Guide to Addiction by Stephanie Marohn, End Your Addiction Now by Charles Gant,, and Changing for Good by James Prochaska; Comment: Toxic Culture
12/22/2015	Empathy Biology	Primatologist Frans de Waal, PhD, author of The Age of Empathy and Primates and Philosophers, discusses what we have to learn about empathy and cooperation from other animals and how humans can develop their own innate capacities to work together.; Resources: Living Links Frans de Waal’s lab at Emory University; The Age of Empathy and Primates and Philosopers by Frans de Waal; Comment: Selling Health
11/24/2015	Holiday Hormone Health	Health educator Layna Berman discusses maintenance of healthy hormone balance under the stress of holidays and winter.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Depressed Children
11/3/2015	Resuscitation Medicine and After Death Experiences	Sam Parnia, MD, PhD discusses the scientific study of death and after death experiences. He is director of resuscitation research at Stony Brook University.; Resources: Erasing Death: The Science That Is Rewriting the Boundaries Between Life and Death by Sam Parnia; Comment: Who Will Save You
10/27/2015	Menopause	Health educator Layna Berman describes a different view of menopause: not as a diagnosis, but as hormone balance and an opportunity for healthy balance.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
10/20/2015	Empathic Therapy	Psychiatrist Dr. Peter R. Breggin discusses the successful use of empathic therapy instead of psychiatric medications in treating people with symptoms as severe as psychosis.; Resources: Peter Breggin’s website; Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy, Education and Living; Guilt, Shame, and Anxiety: Understanding and Overcoming Negative Emotions by Peter Breggin
10/13/2015	The Millennial Revolution	Tim Kelly is a public school teacher in inner city schools and a lawyer. He discusses his strategies for saving the planet by teaching ecology and a love of nature to the underserved and protecting them from the industrial prison complex. ; Resources: Fort Ross Conservancy
10/6/2015	Clouds Go In, Clouds Go Out	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD contrast practices that emphasize the cultivation of happiness with practices that put experiences and feelings to work in improving our physical and social environment.; Resources: Re:Imagining Change
9/15/2015	Cure Alzheimer's With a Ketogenic Diet	Bruce Fife, ND discusses the research supporting the use of a ketogenic diet to prevent and cure Alzheimer's disease as well as other neurodegenerative disorders.; Resources: Stop Alzheimer's Now!: How to Prevent & Reverse Dementia, Parkinson's, ALS, Multiple Sclerosis & Other Neurodegenerative Disorders by Bruce Fife; Comment: The Diabetes Gene
9/8/2015	Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal	Psychiatrist, educator and author Dr. Peter Breggin has been an expert witness in court cases against the pharmaceutical companies for decades and has written many books exposing the dangers of Psychiatric medications. In his new book he explains why and how patients should be withdrawn from their use.; Resources: Peter Breggin’s website; Center for the Study of Empathic Therapy, Education and Living ; Comment: Charity and Agency
9/1/2015	Gaia	Stephen Harrod Buhner, senior researcher for the Foundation for Gaian Studies discusses his book Plant Intelligence, which explores the Gaia principle.; Resources: Plant Intelligence and the Imaginal Realm: Beyond the Doors of Perception Into the Dreaming of Earth by Stephen Harrod Buhner; The Foundation for Gaian Studies
8/11/2015	Designing Out Endocrine Disruption	Green Chemist Terry Collins PhD is the Teresa Heinz Professor of Green Chemistry and Director of the Institute for Green Science Department of Chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University. He will be discussing a new protocol for testing chemicals to prevent the release of more hazardous endocrine disrupting materials.; Resources: Institute for Green Science; Comment: Risky Business
7/28/2015	Mandatory Vaccine Update	Jeffry Fawcett PhD and Layna Berman look at the laws that have mandated all school-aged children get vaccines. Includes examination of the extensive research and commentary against vaccination.; Resources: Wise Traditions summer 2015 issue; NVIC Advocacy to take action; National Vaccine Information Center
7/7/2015	Bioinitiative Working Group Update	Cindy Sage, co-editor of the ongoing Bioinitiative Report, discusses the alarming new research on EMF and wireless radiation exposure and how that information has been suppressed.; Resources: Bioinitiative Report bioinitiative.org; Comment: Green Doesn’t Mean Nontoxic
6/23/2015	Dangerous Passivity	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett PhD discuss the importance of individual assertive control over health crises. Included is the importance of the immune system and how it gets challenged.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Linus Pauling Institute; GreenMedInfo; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service
6/16/2015	How Life Changes Itself	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett talk about the work of James Shapiro, PhD, University of Chicago researcher in microbial genetics, about the science of how organisms adapt their own genome and the genome of other organisms in response to environmental change, the genetic science the describes the process, and how current biotechnology makes a mess of it.; Resources: James Shapiro, PhD; Evolution: A View from the 21st Century by James Shapiro; The Institute for Responsible Technology; Institute of Science in Sociaty
6/9/2015	The Untold Story of Lyme Disease	Director Andy Abrahams Wilson from Open Eye Pictures discusses his new film Under Our Skin with Dana Walsh who was included in the film and has gone on to work educating people.; Resources: Andy Abrahams Wilson website Under Our Skin: The Untold Story of Lyme Disease; Dana Walsh website Lyme Less Live More; Comment: Monsanto’s Scientific Community
6/2/2015	Wireless Revolution: Research/Policy Implications	Joel M. Moskowitz PhD, Director and Principal Investigator at the Center for Family and Community Health at UC Berkeley's School of Public Health; Resources: Electromagnetic Radiation Safety; Comment: Green Doesn’t Mean Nontoxic
5/26/2015	Life Everlasting	Biologist and author Bernd Heinrich describes the intricate relationship between all living things and the way that all creatures contribute to the creation of new life.; Resources: Life Everlasting: The Animal Way of Death by Bernd Heinrich; Comment: The Society of Organisms
5/19/2015	A Story of Risk: Wireless Tech	Author, educator, and storyteller Katie Singer explores the advancement of wireless technology by telling the story of a physicist and electrical engineer who has been betrayed by the very technologies he devoted his life to.; Resources: An Electronic Silent Spring by Katie Singer
4/21/2015	Replacing Your Microbiome	University educator and author Liz Lipski PhD discusses how to replace the resident microbes that protect our health as modern drug therapies threaten to wipe them out.; Resources: Elizabeth Lipski’s website www.innovativehealing.com and the book Digestion Connection by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD; Comment: Are Crazy People Dangerous?
4/6/2015	The Politics of Cancer Revisited	Dr. Samuel Epstein, author of The Politics of Cancer, The Politics of Cancer Revisited, and Cancer-Gate and director of the Cancer Prevention Coalition, discusses the cancer establishment and its failure to address cancer prevention, its misdirection of research and treatment resources, and its promotion of a multi-billion dollar industry.; Resources: Cancer-Gate and The Politics of Cancer Revisited by Samuel Epstein and the Cancer Prevention Coalition
3/10/2015	False Positive: Marin Breast Cancer Cluster	An interview with investigative journalist Peter Byrne about the media’s promotion of a breast cancer cluster in Marin County and who’s served by this propaganda.; Resources: Peter Byrne
2/24/2015	Clean Sheets: Creating a Fresh Start	Health educator Layna Berman lectures on the unique opportunities for change and new growth that present themselves during periods of transition and loss.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Synthetic Biology
2/17/2015	Measles Vaccine or Else!	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the politics of of measles, vaccination, and informed consent, including interviews with Barbara Loe Fisher of the National Vaccination Information Center and birth educator Kelly Gray; Resources: NVIC Advocacy to take action; National Vaccine Information Center
2/3/2015	The Vegetarian Myth	Environmental activist Lierre Keith, 20-year vegan and author of The Vegetarian Myth discusses the many ways in which people have been led astray by ideas about vegetarianism as Lierre discovered through her own experience and research.; Resources: The Vegetarian Myth by Lierre Keith; Comment: Preserving the Cholesterol Myth
1/27/2015	The Dark Side of Soy	Nutritionist Kaayla Daniel, PhD, CCN discusses her book The Whole Soy Story which exposes the potential health damaging effects of soy foods and supplements.; Resources: The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America's Favorite Health Food by Kaayla Daniel; Weston A. Price Foundation Soy Alert!; and Soy Free Solutions www.soyfreesolutions.com; Comment: Biology
1/20/2015	Where Do We Go From Here?	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss technologies that are being promoted that are harming the planet, including new science on the harm from GM foods and glyphosate pesticides. Also discussed is how to cut back on energy use by living simply.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/13/2015	Inappropriate Thoughts	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the benefits of illuminating the roots of troubling thoughts and how dark thoughts relate to social events.; Resources: Are Crazy People Dangerous?; Comment: Are Crazy People Dangerous?
12/30/2014	Free to Learn	Psychologist and author Peter Grey discusses his new book Free to Learn, about the educational movement of UnSchooling and Free Play.; Resources: Free to Learn: Why Unleashing the Instinct to Play Will Make Our Children Happier, More Self-Reliant, and Better Students for Life by Peter Gray; Peter Grey’s Psychology Today blog Freedom to Learn; Comment: Better than Nothing?
12/23/2014	Aromatic, Bitter, and Tonic Plants	Herbalist and author Guido Masé discusses the healing uses of, preparation of, and cultivation of aromatic, bitter, and tonic plants.; Resources: The Wild Medicine Solution: Healing with Aromatic, Bitter, and Tonic Plants by Guido Masé; Vermont Center for Integrative Herbalism
11/11/2014	Observing Nature One Detail at a Time	Biology Professor and author David Haskell discusses his book The Forest Unseen, filled with essays about the complexity and interactions between all the life in one square meter of an old-growth forest.; Resources: David Haskell’s blog Ramble; The Forest Unseen: A Year's Watch in Nature by David George Haskell; Comment: Technological Immersion
11/4/2014	Silence	Journalist George Prochnik, author of In Pursuit of Silence: Listening for Meaning in a World of Noise, discusses noise and silence, how they affect us, why we seek them, and the virtues of silence.; Resources: George Prochnik’s website for In Pursuit of Silence; Comment: Learning What’s Fair
9/23/2014	Thyroid Health, Breast Cancer Prevention	Biochemist and founder and director of ZRT Lab David Zava PhD discusses the interactions between hormone metabolites, minerals, metals, and pollution in the development of breast cancer and thyroid disease and what lifestyle and supplement changes are protective.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee, MD and David Zava, PhD; ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com; Comment: The Ebola Scare
9/16/2014	Therapeutics of Essential Oils	Chemist and aromatherapy educator Kurt Schnaubelt, PhD author of The Healing Intelligence of Essential Oils, explains the complex mechanisms for plant oils to interact with human biology to protect our health.; Resources: Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy pacificinstituteofaromatherapy.com; Comment: Vaccines as Pharmaceuticals
8/26/2014	Training to be a Senior	Layna Berman discusses the specific effect on our mitochondria of exercise as we age and the overall protection of an active life.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Aldehyde Politics
8/19/2014	Medicinal Honey	Medical writer Nathaniel Altman reveals the specific medicinal properties of certain strains of honey. Used for centuries for wound healing and as an antibacterial agent. Discussion includes newer research on the mechanisms behind its effects and suggestions for which strains to use and how to use them.; Resources: Nathaniel Altman’s honey page ; The Honey Prescription: The Amazing Power of Honey as Medicine by Nathaniel Altman; Comment: Monsanto’s Scientific Community
7/29/2014	Heart, Brain, Cancer and Hormones	Biologist Raymond Peat PhD discusses a different way to look at the imbalances that result in heart disease and cancer, examining stress, hormones, and nutrients.; Resources: Raymond Peat’s website; Comment: Compliant Patients
7/15/2014	Statins, NOT	Dr. Ernest N. Curtis, MD author of The Cholesterol Delusion, talks about what the studies supporting statin use actually show.; Resources: The Cholesterol Delusion by Earnest N. Curtis; Comment: The Statin Story
7/8/2014	Flawed Vitamin Research	Balz Frei PhD from the Linus Pauling Institute exposes the flaws in research design on vitamin supplements.; Resources: Linus Pauling Institute and its Micronutrient Information Center; Comment: Stressed Out Rats
7/1/2014	Nuclear Radiation Risks Here and Abroad	Mary Beth Brangan and Jim Heddle from Ecological Options Network report on the news from Fukishima as well as the ongoing dangers from the U.S policies on waste disposal and power plant stability here.; Resources: Planetarian Perspectives and Ecological Options Network and Shutdown: The California Fukushima Connection; Comment: Dioxin in Your Cake
6/24/2014	Cleaner Electricity	Electrician and electronics diagnostician Dave Stetzer from Stetzer Consulting discusses how to maintain a healthy electrical home.; Resources: Stetzer Consulting; Comment: Dioxin in Your Cake
6/10/2014	Microbiome: The Ecology of Who We Are	Martin Blaser, MD discusses how the use of antibiotics has disrupted the balance micro-organism essential for our health.; Resources: Missing Microbes; Comment: Peak Soil
6/3/2014	Health Co-ops	Two guests discuss the health care cooperative movement. Vanessa Hammond from Victoria Community Health Cooperative in Canada and Tony McCormick from Patient/Physician Cooperatives in Portland Oregon.; Resources: Health Care Co-operatives Federation of Canada; Patient Physician Cooperatives; Comment: How to Prevent Heart Attacks
4/15/2014	Ending Incarceration of Girls Through Health Screening	Leslie Acoca MA, MFT, Executive Director and Founder of the National Girls Health and Justice Institute proposes an end to the epidemic of incarcerated women and girls through mandatory health screenings.; Resources: National Girls Health and Justice Institute; Comment: Compliant Patients
3/25/2014	Healing Lyme and Coinfections	Herbalist Stephen Harrod Buhner discusses his two books written both for patients and doctors, explaining the etiology and treatment of Lyme and coninfections using both conventional and plant medicine.; Resources: Healing Lyme and Healing Lyme Disease Coinfections by Stephen Harrod Buhner; Foundation for Gaian Studies; Comment: Transpoosion and GMOs
3/4/2014	Nutritional Advice From the Stone Age	Paleolithic author and lecturer Ray Audette discusses how he reversed his own serious diagnoses by following the principals of ancient diets.; Resources: Ray Audette’s Neanderthin website; Comment: The Game Boy President
2/25/2014	Testosterone	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the health-preserving use of testosterone therapy in both genders and reviews the research on its role in prostate cancer protection.; Resources: Hormone Balance for Men by John Lee, The Testosterone Revolution by Malcolm Carruthers, Maximize Your Vitality and Potency by Jonathan Wright, The Testosterone Syndrome by Eugene Shippen, and Testosterone for Life by Abraham Morgentaler; Comment: Prostate Theology
2/18/2014	The Digestive Connection	Elizabeth Lipski PhD, nutritionist and author of several books on digestive health discusses her newest book highlighting the importance of the gut as a root cause for health and illness.; Resources: Elizabeth Lipski’s website www.innovativehealing.com and the book Digestion Connection by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD; Comment: Nutrition as Science and Ideology
1/28/2014	Vitamin D and Immunity	Adrian F. Gombart PhD from the Linus Pauling Institute describes his research into the immune protective effects of vitamin D.; Resources: Linus Pauling Institute and Adrian Gombart’s publications; Comment: Technophilia and GMO Agriculture
1/14/2014	Is That a Tumor or Are You Glad to See Me?	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage, editor of both the Bioinitiative Report of 2007 and the new updated Bioinitiative Report of 2013 unpacks the results of over 1800 new studies showing harm to health from wireless technologies. Special attention is paid to the risks for children and developing fetus.; Resources: Bioinitiative Report; Comment: Use a Mobile Device, Fall Over and Vomit
12/24/2013	Suffer Psychiatric Symptoms, Get Kicked Around	Pediatrician Mark Vonnegut M.D. discusses his newest book Just Like Someone Without Mental Illness Only More So: A Memoir, in which he describes (from personal experience) what’s missing in our treatment of people who have psychiatric symptoms and how other countries do it better. He also discusses the role of art and community in healing.; Resources: Just Like Someone Without Mental Illness Only More So: A Memoir by Mark Vonnegut, MD; Comment: Progress
12/17/2013	Obamination Care	Margaret Flowers, MD from Physicians for a National Health Program, explains why the Affordable Care Act won't accomplish the goal of providing health care to all.; Resources: Physicians for a National Health Program; Popular Resistance; It’s Our Economy; Comment: Cancer Isn’t a Medical Problem
11/12/2013	Fukushima on Our Shore	Award-winning filmmakers Mary Beth Brangan and Jim Heddle from the Ecological Options Network have been covering the Fukushima crisis from the beginning. They discuss the latest news, the politics, and how citizens can protect themselves and work to improve our future.; Resources: Planetarian Perspectives and Ecological Options Network; Comment: A Test for Insanity
11/5/2013	Hormone Replacement: How, Who, and When	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the safe use of bio-identical hormones in both genders, including a discussion of research, testing, ratios, and delivery systems.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: User Hostile
10/29/2013	Farm Bill/Anti Farmer	Judith McGeary, attorney, small farmer, and the executive director of the Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance discusses the FDA’s flawed food safety regulations contained in the new Farm Bill, which is due to be voted on this November.; Resources: Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance; Comment: User Hostile
10/22/2013	Vitamin Supplementation, Part 1	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD counter the conventional media reports on the use of nutrient supplementation with a review of well designed research.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service; Linus Pauling Institute ; Clinical Pearls ; Comment: Regulating Drugs and Vitamins
10/8/2013	American Meat	Independent film maker Graham Meriwether, director of Leave it Better film production company, tells the story of American meat production and how it can be changed to support the lives of farmers, customers, animals and the environment in his new film American Meat.; Resources: American Meat and Leave It Better; Comment: Health and Justice
10/1/2013	Take Back Your Power	Filmmaker Josh del Sol discusses his film Take Back Your Power about the overwhelming health, privacy and civil rights violations of the smart meter program.; Resources: Take Back Your Power
9/17/2013	Engagement as Healthcare	Layna Berman recommends a state of engagement, personally and globally, as an essential first step towards healing.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Charity and Agency
9/10/2013	Politics of the Wireless Revolution	B. Blake Levitt, science Journalist and author of books about the health effects of electromagnetic and radio frequency non ionizing radiation, discusses the implications of the likely Thomas Wheeler nomination as head of the FCC and impeding loss of our copper land line phone system.; Resources: Blake Levitt's website blakelevitt.com; EMR Policy Institute; www.emrpolicy.org; Comment: Avoidable Death
8/20/2013	Why You're Not Your Brain	Professor of philosophy, Dr. Alva Noë discusses how consciousness arises from our relationship with the world and not from our brains.; Resources: Alva Noë’s website socrates.berkeley.edu/~noe; Out of Our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness by Alva Noë; Comment: Pain Experiments
8/6/2013	Cell Phones and Breast Cancer	Surgeon and breast cancer specialist Dr. John West discusses recent cases of young women who developed breast cancers after carrying their cells phones in their bras.; Resources: Dr. West’s blog on the Be Aware Foundation website ; Comment: Poverty, Disease, and Biodiversity
7/23/2013	Pain Free Postural Roots	Acupuncturist and instructor of postural re integration, Esther Gokhale, discusses her book which teaches a return to the more balanced way of standing and moving of our ancestors.; Resources: Gokhale Method Institute; Comment: The Biology of EMF
7/2/2013	Why Austerity Kills	Sanjay Basu, MD, PhD discusses The Body Economic, written with David Stuckler, MPH, PhD. We learn that the health implications of austerity have long lasting and complex effects. Long term recovery for the economy, society and citizens, is linked.; Resources: The Body Economic; Comment: Whistleblowers in Health Science
6/25/2013	Antibodies as Predictors and a New Approach to Lyme Testing	Aristo Vojdani PhD, MSc, founder of Immunosciences Lab, Inc. has researched and written extensively on the intricacies of assay testing for chronic illness and cross reactivity in autoimmunity. He is also responsible for developing new and unique assays. He discusses antibodies as predictors of disease, the challenges in testing for Lyme, and a new Lyme testing protocol.; Resources: Articles by Dr. Vojdani; Cyrex Laboratory; Comment: It’s Not Like Diabetes...
6/18/2013	Obesity as a Symptom	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how weight gain is not a disease but a symptom of deeper metabolic disruption, focusing on the role of obesogens.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; the blog post Obestiy as a Symptom; Comment: The Obesity Vaccine
6/11/2013	Health Considerations for the Digital Revolution	Medical and science journalist B. Blake Levitt has devoted more than twenty years to the topic of environmental effects from nonionizing wireless radiation. She will discusses the current state of the proliferation of wireless technologies and the science regarding its health consequences.; Resources: Blake Levitt's website; Comment: Save the Turtles!
6/4/2013	DSM, the Manual of Mental Disorders: Why You Should Care	Psychotherapist and author Gary Greenberg’s book The Book of Woe: The DSM and the Unmaking of Psychiatry, is a scathing critique of the American Psychiatric Association’s bible of diagnoses.; Resources: Gary Greenberg’s Blog; Comment: Ibuprofen Kills
5/28/2013	Importing the Western Medicalization of Mental Health	Ethan Watters, freelance journalist and author of Crazy Like Us, describes the way that the Western psychiatric model has interfered globally with how other cultures heal themselves.; Resources: Crazy Like Us: The Globalization of the American Psyche by Ethan Watters; Comment: Secondhand Cellphones
4/30/2013	When It′s All Too Much	Health educator Layna Berman discusses health and heart strategies for surviving dark times.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Nano-silver Poisoning
4/16/2013	Pharmaceutical Cautions	Health educator Layna Berman discusses commonly used pharmaceuticals, their effects and dangers including nutrient depletion and suppression of important physiologic pathways. Included will be non-pharmaceutical approaches to depression, insomnia, acne, reflux, and hypertension.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: What Makes the Poison
4/9/2013	Present Shock	Author, teacher, and documentarian Douglas Rushkoff, PhD discusses his new book Present Shock about how the digital revolution is changing us and how to stay healthy and human in its grasp.; Resources: Douglas Rushkoff’s website; Comment: Unnatural Selection
4/2/2013	Food Fight	Wenonah Hauter is the executive director of Food and Water Watch and also runs an organic family farm in Northern Virginia. Her new book Foodopoly: The Battle Over the Future of Food and Farming in America is today’s topic. ; Resources: Food and Water Watch; Foodopoly: The Battle Over the Future of Food and Farming in America by Wenonah Hauter; Comment: Unnatural Selection
3/26/2013	Internalizing Self Care	Health educator Layna Berman discusses what it takes for people to care for themselves. An exploration of how stress, dietary choices, nutrient density, and exercise can be navigated so that healthy choices come from within.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: More!
3/19/2013	Fluoridate NEVER	Dr. Paul Connett, retired professor of environmental chemistry and toxicology and director of the Fluoride Action Network, advocates for citizen resistance to the fluoridation of their county water systems to avoid severe and well-documented health consequences.; Resources: Fluoride Free Sonoma County; Fluoride Out; Fluoride Action Network; Comment: Addictive Food
2/26/2013	SHUT DOWN San Onofre!	Mary Beth Brangan and James Heddle are Award-winning filmmakers. They co-direct EON, The Ecological Options Network, a non-profit media service for progressive organizations and campaigns. They join the program with two videos about the scandalous violations at the San Onofre nuclear power plant and citizen activism pushing for its shut down as well as all other nuclear power plants.; Resources: Ecological Options Network; Comment: Save the Planet at All Costs
1/15/2013	Stupid Heart Treatments	Health integrationists Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD critique conventions meant to protect the heart and vascular system from disease and failure, including a review of research that offers a different perspective, then go on to offer nutrient and hormonal recommendations.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; The Great Cholesterol Con by Malcolm Kendrick; Comment: Immunity and Income
1/8/2013	Health News to Watch For	Michael Green, executive director of the Center for Environmental Health, discusses campaigns against toxins such as flame retardants, lead, and hormone disrupting chemicals in products and the progress to date. ; Resources: Center for Environmental Health;; Comment: EMF in the Short- and Long-term
1/1/2013	Burn Fat at Rest	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss why the body prefers to use fat as a fuel, and how exercising teaches a body to burn fat even when resting.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Secondhand Cellphones
12/25/2012	Hormonal Consequences of Starch and Stress	Health educator Layna Berman updates her classic discussion about the hormonal effects of stress and of self-medication using comfort foods, and offers healthy alternatives.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Obvious Answers
11/27/2012	Green Economy From the Grassroots	Tony Coleman, founder and director of One Fam/Bikes 4 Life, has been a non-profit organizer and activist for seventeen years. His grassroots organization has created successful green jobs to encourage the financial independence of young people and to create viable alternatives to incarceration.; Resources: One Fam websitea href=http://www.onefam.org/ target=_blank> < and Bike 4 Life website ; Comment: Fear and the Fiscal Cliff
11/13/2012	Our Animal Nature	Cardiologist Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, MD discusses her book Zoobiquity that looks to our animal inheritance for clues about how we learn, get sick, and behave.; Resources: Zoobiquity website /a>; Comment: Neolithic Health in a Capitalist Economy
11/6/2012	Insomnia Epidemic	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the increased incidence of insomnia, offering both reasons and resolutions.; Resources: Warning: Your Cell Phone May Be Hazardous to Your Health by Christopher Ketcham; Comment: The Biology of Adversity
10/23/2012	The Healing Science of Plant Aromas	Chemist and medical aromatherapy educator Kurt Schnaubelt, PhD, from the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy, discusses the chemistry and science of healing with organic essential oils.; Resources: Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy; Comment: Dangerous Ways to Play with Energy Metabolism
10/16/2012	GMO, It's What's For Dinner!	Author, GMO expert and founder of The Institute for Responsible Technology, Jeffrey Smith discusses his new film Genetic Roulette: The Gamble of Our Lives.; Resources: The Institute for Responsible Technology; Comment: Microbiome, Biodiversity, Synthetic Life
10/9/2012	Reforest the Planet, Now!	Author and journalist Jim Robbins, author of The Man Who Planted Trees, and David Milarch, the subject of the book, discuss the Champion Tree Project, which works to propagate and preserve the genetic heritage of the world's last old-growth forest giants.; Resources: Champion Tree Project website; x Champion Tree Project website; Comment: Chemical Intolerance
9/11/2012	Epilepsy: Stop Seizures with Diet	Filmmaker Jim Abrahams founded the Charlie Foundation after discovering a diet to control his son's epilepsy without harmful drugs or surgery.; Resources: The Charlie Foundation; Comment: Medicinal Flora
9/4/2012	The Case Against Fluoride	Paul Connett, PhD, professor, toxicology expert, and director of the Fluoride Action Network, discusses his newest book The Case Against Fluoride: How hazardous waste ended up in our drinking water and the bad science and powerful politics that keep it there.; Resources: Fluoride Action Network; Comment: Science and the Felt Life
8/28/2012	Smart Meter Lawsuit	Sandi Maurer,founder and director of the EMF Safety Network, reveals plans to sue the CPUC on behalf of ratepayers for its failure to protect citizens from health and privacy issues caused by wireless, electromagnetic smart meters.; Resources: EMF Safety Network ; Comment: The Obesity Vaccine
8/21/2012	Call of the Wild	Dr. Bernie Krause has devoted himself to music and recording the sounds of nature. His book is The Great Animal Orchestra.; Resources: Wild Sanctuary website; The Great Animal Orchestra: Finding the Origins of Music in the World's Wild Places by Bernie Krause; Comment: Eggs Are Bad for You—Again
8/7/2012	Good Exposures	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD ask, “How do we create environments that sustain health?” We eliminate stress, nurture each other, especially children, feed them well, build community, and live in harmony with the natural world.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: The Statin Story
7/31/2012	Iron Overload	Orthomolecular physician Richard Kunin, MD joins the program to discuss an often missed, critical diagnosis of iron overload. This condition is on the rise and can be the basis for many disorders connected to inflammation including diabetes, heart and kidney disease, cancer, psychiatric complications, and autism. Included will be a discussion of effective and non-invasive treatments.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service; Comment: Who's Smoking?
7/10/2012	The Art of Fermentation	Fermentation experimentalist and author Sandor Ellix Katz discusses his newest and most comprehensive book on fermentation.; Resources: Wild Fermentation; Comment: The Ecological Fallacy
7/3/2012	Abomination Care	Physician Henry L. Abrons, president of the Caifornia chapter of the Physicians for a National Health Program joins the program with Jeffry Fawcett PhD to discuss the future of health care in the U.S. after the Supreme Court decision.; Resources: Physicians for a National Health Program , PNHP state chapters , and PNHP California chapter; Comment: What Experts Think
6/26/2012	Nutrients for Active Aging	Health educator Layna Berman reviews which nutrients support and protect our aging skin, eyes, brain, bones, gut, muscles, heart, and circulation. ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Comment: Genetically Modified Facts
6/12/2012	Free Play and Unschooling	Psychologist Peter Grey, PhD has conducted and published research in comparative, evolutionary, developmental, and educational psychology. He discusses the importance of free play in the emotional life of children and the trend towards unschooling where children get to control their own learning.; Resources: Freedom to Learn; Comment: More Type 1 Diabetes
5/22/2012	Evidence of Harm	Filmmakers Mary Beth Brangan and James Heddle from Ecological Options Network discuss what they've learned documenting the SmartMeter opt-out proceedings, the wireless summit in Washington DC, and a strategy summit designed to push environmental organizations to commit to resistance against nuclear energy.; Resources: Ecological Options Network; Comment: Knowing What's Good for You
4/17/2012	Insisting on Safe Personal Products	Stacy Malkan, cofounder of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, and author of Not Just a Pretty Face, and Allison Cook, from the Story of Stuff Project discuss political and grassroots efforts to get toxins out of personal products.; Resources: Campaign for Safe Cosmetics; Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry by Stacy Malkan; The Story of Cosmetics; Comment: Lead Poisoning Large and Small
4/10/2012	What Our Words Say About Us	Social psychologist James Pennebaker, PhD, author of The Secret Life of Pronouns, reveals how the words people use serve as powerful reflections of their personality and social worlds.; Resources: The Secret Life of Pronous website; The Secret Life of Pronouns: What Our Words Say about Us by James Pennebaker; Comment: From DNA to Politics
3/27/2012	Laughter	Robert R. Provine, PhD, Professor of Psychology and Assistant Director of the Neuroscience Program at the University of Maryland discusses his scientific investigation of laughter. ; Resources: Laughter: A Scientific Investigation by Robert R. Provine; Comment: The Story of Suffering and Health
3/13/2012	Fukushima: More Lies and Cover-ups	Professor Akira Murakami from Japan’s Akita University will talk about the ongoing health effects and the government lies and media cover-up from the Fukushima nuclear disaster. We are joined by Marybeth Brangan of Ecological Options Network.; Resources: Ecological Options Network ; Comment: Herd Immunity
2/21/2012	Living Lightly Together	Sociologist Jennifer Fosket, PhD discusses from her book Living Green and the various communities that she and her co-author studied as examples of people living together using non-toxic, sustainable practices, and building techniques.; Resources: Social Green; Comment: The Soup We’re In
2/14/2012	Total Sex	Nina Hartley, sexual entertainer, activist, educator, and registered nurse, discusses her book Nina Hartley’s Guide to Total Sex. Who knows better?; Resources: Nina Hartley’s Guide to Total Sex by Nina Hartley; Comment: Immunity and Income
2/7/2012	Angry Moms and School Lunch	Amy Kalafa, Mom, author of Lunch Wars, activist, and filmmaker of Two Angry Moms discusses her collaboration with Dr. Susan Rubin that started a grass roots movement that is making school lunch programs healthy across the country.; Resources: Angry Moms ; Comment: What Keeps People Healthy
1/24/2012	Being Your Own Program	Health integrationist Layna Berman discusses creating your own individualized program, one that meets your special needs and that promotes a stronger relationship with your health.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman.; Comment: Common Knowledge
1/17/2012	Advice From the End	Gerontologist Karl Pillemer, PhD, discusses his new book 30 Lessons for Living, which is built around interviews with elderly people about big life questions.; Resources: The Legacy Project ; 30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans by Karl Pillemer; Comment: The New Biology
1/10/2012	Smart Meter Resistance Update	Activists Josh Hart from Stop Smart Meters! and Sandi Maurer from EMF Safety Network discuss the latest proposals in response to citizen resistance to the Smart Meter rollout.; Resources: Stop Smart Meters!; EMF Safety Network; Comment: Genetically Modified Facts
11/29/2011	How Safe is That New Meter?	Cindy Sage, nationally renowned environmental land use consultant and author of assessments of wireless and cell tower installations, reviews her critique of the newest EPRI Technical Report designed to reassure the public about the safety of Smart Meters.; Resources: Assessment of Radiofrequency Microwave Radiation Emissions from Smart Meters; EMF Safety Network; Comment: Off-target Effects
10/25/2011	Therapeutic Fever and Immune Building Cancer Therapies	Physician, oncology specialist Robert Gorter, MD, PhD, and holistic health professor Erik Peper, PhD, discuss their new book Fighting Cancer, which covers Dr. Gorter’s groundbreaking and effective non-toxic cancer therapies.; Resources: Fighting Cancer: A Nontoxic Approach to Treatment by Robert Gorter and Erik Peper; Dr. Gorter’s Medical Center Cologne; Dr. Peper’s website; Comment: Evidence for Health
10/11/2011	Digestion is the Key to Health	Nutritionist, author, and health educator Elizabeth Lipski, PhD, CCN discusses the science of gut health in the fourth edition of her book Digestive Wellness: Strengthen the Immune System and Prevent Disease Through Healthy Digestion.; Resources: Elizabeth Lipski’s website and the book Digestive Wellness by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD; Comment: Prostate Politics
10/4/2011	Green Chemistry	Terry Collins, PhD, leader of the Institute for Green Science at Carnegie Mellon University, discusses green chemistry: the design of chemical processes that are non-toxic and sustainable.; Resources: Institute for Green Science ; Comment: What Experts Think
9/13/2011	Evolving a City	David Sloan Wilson, PhD an evolutionary biologist at Binghamton University, discusses his work and book The Neighborhood Project: Using Evolution to Improve My City One Block at a Time.; Resources: David Sloan Wilson’s website; the Binghamton Neighborhood Project website; The Neighborhood Project: Using Evolution to Improve My City One Block at a Time by David Sloan Wilson; Comment: Protect Yourself
9/6/2011	Living with Autism	Autism activist, animal scientist, and author Temple Grandin, PhD discusses how living with autism has helped her to develop extraordinary capacities. Includes advice for families with autistic children.; Resources: Thinking in Pictures: And Other Reports from My Life with Autism by Temple Grandin; Temple Grandin’s website; Comment: Insomnia and Asthma
8/23/2011	Unintended Consequences are the Rule	Edward Tenner, PhD, author of When Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences, discusses unintended consequences, the history of technology, lessons learned, and how to think critically.; Resources: Edward Tenner’s website
8/16/2011	Fixing a Broken Heart	Too much stress, sadness, grief, and disappointment can break a human heart. Layna Berman discusses how recovery, quietude, good nutrient density, hormone balance, exercise, and purpose can help to mend it.; Resources: The Healing Bouquet by Vinton McCabe
8/9/2011	Fermentation Workshop	Sandor Katz, author of Wild Fermentation, teaches workshops across the country on how to increase food’s value and nutrition by fermenting them. He discusses the history and culture of fermented foods and how to prepare them.; Resources: Wild Fermentation by Sandor Katz available on the website wildfermentation.com/
8/2/2011	Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs	Harvey Bigelsen, MD joins us for a discussion of how surgery, invasive medical treatments, and unnecessary diagnoses lead to future illness and early mortality. His book is Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs.; Resources: Harvey Bigelsen, MD website www.drbigelsen.com; Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs: How Surgery Can Be Hazardous to Your Health - And What to Do about It by Harvey Bigelsen
7/26/2011	Fukushima, What Now?	Energy advisor and nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen discusses the Fukushima disaster and what they’re doing to both educate and litigate for a nuclear free future.; Resources: Fairewinds Associates
7/17/2011	Pesticides Coming Your Way	Nan Wishner from California Environmental Health Initiative and Paul Towers from Pesticide Action Network bring us up to date on sneaky new attempts to apply yet more pesticides to our water, air, and food.; Resources: California Environmental Health Initiative; Pesticide Action Network
7/12/2011	From Posture to Movement	Physical therapist Eddie Rosen discusses the fundamentals of posture and movement integrating many different body work modalities, focusing on individual ease in function.; Resources: Eddie Rosen’s website
6/28/2011	Is This Even Legal?	Attorney Larry Bragman is Mayor of the town of Fairfax in Marin County, California, where he introduced and authored Fairfax's 2010 groundbreaking Smart Meter Moratorium. Josh Hart is the director of Stop Smart Meters, a journalist and activist who is leading a citizen revolt against wireless utility meters. They both join the show to discuss how citizens can protect their civil rights, privacy, and health from the proliferation of wireless technologies.; Resources: Stop Smart Meters!
6/7/2011	Childhood Brain Injuries	A discussion with Richard Kunin, MD, about the causes of neurological brain injuries such as Autism, Tourette's, and ADHD, and their etiology, prevention and treatment.; Resources: Richard Kunin, MD
5/24/2011	Digital Passivity	Author, teacher, and documentarian Douglas Rushkoff, author most recently of Program or Be Programmed: Ten Commands for a Digital Age discusses the dangers of tuning out in a digital world.; Resources: Douglas Rushkoff’s website
5/17/2011	Cooking Made Easy	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how to prepare fresh, nutrient-rich meals that save time and enrich your life.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Get Cooking: 150 Simple Recipes to Get You Started in the Kitchen by Mollie Katzen
5/3/2011	Iodine: Breast Cancer and Thyroid	Biochemist David Zava PhD, founder and director of ZRT labs, will be discussing the importance of iodine supplementation including dosing guidelines and testing. In light of concerns about exposure to radioactive isotopes, they also discuss the role of iodine supplementation in protecting against thyroid cancer.; Resources: ZRT Laboratory
4/19/2011	Grassroots Revolt Against Smart Meters	Joshua Hart, freelance journalist, activist, and director of Stop Smart Meters, discusses anti-smart meter resistance in California and across the country. Included will be information about the California Public Utilities Commission’s recent request for an opt out solution that falls short of giving rate payers an actual choice about protecting their health and privacy.; Resources: Stop Smart Meters!
3/29/2011	Health Effects of Nuclear Radiation from All Sources	Ernest Sternglass, PhD, physicist and anti-nuclear activist since the 1950s, discusses what we know about the dangerous effects of nuclear radiation from all sources.; Resources: Radiation and Public Health Project
3/22/2011	Smart Meter Report Scientific Shortfall	Environmental Planning Consultant Cindy Sage, MA, co-editor of the BioInitiative Report, critiques the recent SmartMeter report by the California Council on Science and Technology and discusses her computer modeling analysis of SmartMeter use, showing they will usually exceed FCC safety limits.; Resources: Assessment of Radiofrequency Microwave Radiation Emissions from Smart Meters; EMF Safety Network
2/22/2011	Fatigue and Depression	Orthomolecular physician Dr. Richard Kunin discusses the nutrient disturbances that contribute to chronic fatigue and depression.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service
2/8/2011	Hyperthyroid	Elaine Moore, author of Graves’ Disease: A Practical Guide, joins Layna Berman for a discussion about hyperthyroidism and Graves’ disease. The focus will be on alternative, non-invasive treatments.; Resources: Graves’; Disease: A Practical Guide by Elaine Moore
1/11/2011	How Cooking Made Us Human	Richard Wrangham, the Ruth Moore Professor of Biological Anthropology at Harvard University and Curator of Primate Behavioral Biology at the Peabody Museum, discusses his newest book Catching Fire.; Resources: Catching Fire by Richard Wrangham; Primate Behavioral Ecology Research Group Richard W. Wrangham’s Lab
12/21/2010	Sight and the Mind	Neurologist and author Oliver Sacks, MD discusses his newest book The Mind’s Eye. Through case histories including his own loss of sight in one eye, he explores how we see, when we can’t understand what we’re seeing, and how our minds adapt to help us.; Resources: Oliver Sacks’s website; The Mind’s Eye by Oliver Sacks, MD
12/14/2010	The Body as an Ecology	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, authors of Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health, discuss a core principle in their practice: the body works as an integrated whole. Selected health issues are used as examples including practical application of the principle to support and restore health.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/16/2010	Plant Based Diets	Nutritionist and author Kaayla Daniel, PhD, author of The Whole Soy Story takes a critical look at the premise that a mostly plant based diet is healthier.; Resources: The Whole Soy Story
10/26/2010	Epidemiology and Electrosmog	Epidemiologist Sam Milham, MD, MPH, author of Dirty Electricity: Electrification and the Diseases of Civilization, discusses the history of diseases connected to the delivery of electrical services and wireless technologies.; Resources: Dirty Electricity; Dirty Electricity: Electrification and the Diseases of Civilization by Sam Millham
10/12/2010	Depression: Under-Examined Imbalances	Health educator Layna Berman explores overlooked imbalances that trigger depression and discusses strategies for treatment without drugs.; Resources: The Anti-Depressant Fact Book by Peter Breggin; Calm Energy by Robert Thayer; The End of Stress as We Know It by Bruce McEwen; Comfortably Numb by Charles Barber
10/5/2010	Industry Censored Cell Phone Science	Devra Davis, PhD, MPH, author of Disconnect discusses how industry censors the science that shows harm from cell phones and their radiation. Also on the show: Ellie Marks, an activist whose husband was diagnosed with a malignant glioma, and electronic engineer Lloyd Morgan who is also a brain tumor survivor.; Resources: Environmental Health Trust
9/28/2010	How Play Makes Us Human	Peter Grey, PhD, a research professor of psychology at Boston College, is a specialist in developmental and evolutionary psychology. His work focuses on play as a Foundation for Hunter-Gatherer Social Existence. He demonstrates how people working together in a non hierarchical setting turn work into play.; Resources: Freedom to Learn
9/21/2010	Beating Stress	Renowned sports psychology expert W. Timothy Gallwey and his co-author John Horton M.D. offer unique guidelines for mental health, applying the trusted principles of Gallwey's popular Inner Game series, in The Inner Game of Stress.; Resources: The Inner Game of Stress
9/14/2010	Equilibrium and Proprioception	Author Scott McCredie, author of Balance: In Search of the Lost Sense, discusses how we maintain balance and proprioception, the three-dimensional sense of our body’s position; Resources: Balance: In Search of the Lost Sense by Scott McCredie;
9/7/2010	Bone Health	Health educator Layna Berman discusses non-pharmaceutical solutions to preserving and building bone mass for both genders including vitamins D and K.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/31/2010	How We Are Aging	Psychologist Dr. Myrtle Heery discusses the unique way that baby boomers are approaching aging. She is co-editor of the book Awakening to Aging: Glimpsing the Gifts of Aging; Resources: Myrtle Heery’s website The International Institute for Humanistic Studies; Awakening to Aging by Myrtle Heery and Greg Richardson
8/17/2010	Getting the Most for Your Medical Dollar	Orthomolecular physician Richard Kunin, MD discusses the tests and other evaluations that are worth your time and money in making informed health and medical decisions.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service
8/10/2010	Anxiety	An exploration of the origins and triggers, both environmentally and psychosocially, for anxiety and hyperarousal. Health educator Layna Berman discusses how to support and balance the endocrine system, introduce nutritional protection, and practice prudent avoidance of irritants.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/3/2010	A Memorial to Dr. John Lee, MD	A memorial to Dr. John Lee, MD who wrote books and educated physicians and individuals about the importance of natural progesterone and other bio-identical hormones, with excerpts from shows with Dr. Lee and comments by his wife Pat Lee.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
7/13/2010	Music and the Brain	Aniruddh D. Patel, Ph.D., Senior Fellow in Theoretical Neurobiology at The Neurosciences Research Foundation with his colleague Dr. John Iversen will discuss their research described in the book Music, Language and the Brain.; Resources: Music, Language, and the Brain by Aniruddh D. Patel
7/6/2010	2010 USDA Dietary Guidelines and Food Safety Legislation	Judith McGeary, attorney, farmer, and founder and executive director of the Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance and Sally Fallon Morell, founder and director of the Weston A. Price Foundation, critique the 2010 USDA 2010 USDA Dietary Guidelines and Food Safety Legislation.; Resources: Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance and Weston A. Price Foundation
6/29/2010	Fetal Programming	Dan Agin, PhD, Emeritus Associate Professor of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology at the University of Chicago and author of More than Genes discusses how our increasingly toxic world affects children and their potential even before they’re born.; Resources: More Than Genes by Dan Agin; Dan Agin’s blog on the Huffington Post
6/22/2010	Thyroid	Health Educator Layna Berman examines the underdiagnosis of thyroid conditions. Thyroid imbalance is central to the proper function of all the other hormones and affects metabolism, cognition, body composition, and mood. This program will look at how to treat, support, and protect the thyroid.; Resources: Graves' Disease: A Practical Guide by Eleaine Moore
5/18/2010	Eating Gone Wrong	Former FDA commissioner David Kessler, MD, author of The End of Overeating discusses how the food industry has designed overeating into its products and what we can do to protect ourselves.; Resources: The End of Overeating
5/4/2010	Buying Green	Journalist Heather Rogers, author of Green Gone Wrong, discusses how market solutions to environmental threats have failed and what actions we can take to be green for good.; Resources: Healther Rogers and Green Gone Wrong: How Our Economy Is Undermining the Environmental Revolution
4/6/2010	Smart and Unhealthy	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage, contributing editor of the Bioinitiative Report, discusses the health and other risks we will face when wireless Smart Meters are installed on our homes.; Resources: Are Smart Meters Smart?
3/23/2010	The Neuroscience of Emotion	Neuorscientist Joseph LeDoux, author of The Emotional Brain, discusses the origins of our emotional life, how it affects how we see, decide, and act, and how all are affected by trauma.; Resources: Center for Neural Science, LeDoux Lab; The Emotional Brain by Joseph LeDoux
3/16/2010	The Learning Brain	Biologist James Zull, PhD, author of The Art of Changing the Brain and director of the Case Western University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education, discusses what our brain does when we learn and what that tells us about how best to learn.; Resources: The Art of Changing the Brain by James Zull
2/23/2010	Making Changes	Psychologist James Prochaska, PhD, author of Changing for Good, discusses how people make changes in their life and how we can all take control of the process.; Resources: Pro-Change Behavior Systems; Changing for Good by James Prochaskal
2/9/2010	Wireless Risks in the Mainstream	Journalists Christopher Ketcham and Michael Segell discuss the risks of wireless technologies and dirty electricity from their work published in GQ magazine (Ketcham) and Prevention magazine (Segell)—to date, the most prominent in mainstream media.; Resources: Warning: Your Cell Phone May Be Hazardous to Your Health by Christopher Ketcham; Electroshocker: A Prevention Special Report by Michael Segell
2/2/2010	Living Like an Immortal	Health educator Layna Berman contests the major myth of aging: that degeneration is inevitable. And she offers suggestions for healthy longevity from the inside out.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/26/2010	International Threats to Supplement Freedom	Robert Verkerk, PhD of the Alliance for Natural Health, discusses international regulations that could restrict access to nutritional supplements and other natural health products.; Resources: Alliance for Natural Health
1/5/2010	Not-So-Smart Grid	Science journalist Blake Levitt and electrical engineer Michael Neuert discuss the potential risks of the Smart Grid, the wireless electric utility metering and monitoring network imposed on us without our consent.; Resources: TURN (The Utility Reform Network) article and TURN (The Utility Reform Network) petition; EMF Safety Network petition; Blake Levitt's website; Neuert Electromagnetic Services
12/29/2009	Gut Health	Health educator Layna Berman discusses causes of digestive imbalance and non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical care. ; Resources: Digestive Wellness
12/15/2009	Megavitamin Therapy	Richard Kunin, MD, president of the Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society, discusses the latest orthomolecular science and the use of nutrients in treating illness and promoting health.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service
12/1/2009	Malleable Mind	Philippe Goldin, PhD, Head of Clinically Applied Affective Neuroscience Group, Stanford University discusses what research on the brain shows us about individual responses to specific therapies. Included is a discussion of how we change and the healing influences of meditation-, cognitive-, and emotion-focused therapies.; Resources: Clinically Applied Affective Neuroscience (CAAN)
11/24/2009	Food Safety	James Turner, consumer protection attorney and chairman of the board Citizen's For Health, discusses the hidden dangers in pending food safety legislation that would impose fees and regulations on organic farmers and possibly restrict access to supplements and herbs.; Resources: Citizens for Health
11/17/2009	Boosting Immunity	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, authors of Too Much Medicine Not Enough Health, explore the mechanisms involved in improving healthy immunity. Included are recommendations for lifestyle and nutrient strategies.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/10/2009	Health Care Elsewhere	Journalist TR Reid, author of The Healing of America, discusses his experience with health care systems outside the US and what this tells us about reform of America’s health care system.; Resources: The Healing of America by TR Reid
10/27/2009	Wireless Technology Health News	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage discusses the latest research on wireless technology's health risks: a critique of WHO’s Interphone study, a careful look at the Environmental Working Group’s report on cell phones, the answers that should have been given at the Senate hearings, and more.; Resources: What to Tell Your Employer about Cell Phones and PDAs in the Workplace; Plain Talk About Cell Phone Safety; Bioinitiative Report www.bioinitiative.org; CLOUT (Coalition for Local Oversight of Utility Technologies) cloutnow.org
10/13/2009	Swine Flu	Barbara Loe Fisher, president of the National Vaccine Information Center, discusses the risks of swine flu vaccination and the other aspects of the conventional strategy for flu prevention.; Resources: National Vaccine Information Center
9/22/2009	Imagery: Treating People, Not Disease	Martin L. Rossman, MD, physician and acupuncturist, discusses the use of guided imagery as a tool for self healing. Included is information from his book Guided Imagery for Self-Healing.; Resources: The Healing Mind ; Guided Imagery for Self-Healing by Martin Rossman
9/15/2009	Cooking Your Life	An interview with Edward Espe Brown, Soto Zen teacher, cook, author of Tassajara Cooking, The Tassajara Bread Book, and several other books, and also featured in the film How to Cook Your Life. He discusses how the simple, nourishing details of our lives can be used to awaken the cultivation of compassion and joy.; Resources: The Peaceful Sea Sangha
7/21/2009	What the World Eats	Photographer Peter Menzel and journalist Faith D’Aluisio discuss their book Hungry Planet ...“a photographic study of families from around the world, revealing what people eat during the course of one week.”; Resources: Hungry Planet by Peter Menzel and Faith D’Aluisio
7/14/2009	Mercury Politics	Jane Hightower, MD, author of Diagnosis Mercury: Money, Politics, and Poison, discusses her discovery that her Marin County, California patients who ate lots of sushi and tuna had astronomical mercury levels. ; Resources: Diagnosis Mercury by Jane Hightower
6/30/2009	Megavitamin Therapeutics	Andrew Saul, PhD, author with Abram Hoffer, MD, PhD of Orthomolecular Medicine for Everyone, discusses orthomolecular health medicine, nutrient-based self-care, and the work of the late Abram Hoffer. ; Resources: Orthomolecular Medicine for Everyone by Abram Hoffer and Andrew Saul; Doctor Yourself ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service
6/23/2009	Another Thyroid Show	Health educator Layna Berman uncovers the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of thyroid disorders with particular attention to what causes these disorders to be ignored and undertreated.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/16/2009	Expanding the Detection of Food Allergies to Raw and Cooked Foods	Microbiologist and immunologist Aristo Vojdani, PhD reviews his newest research that expands testing for food allergies and distinguishes between raw, cooked, and processed foods.; Resources: Detection of IgE, IgG, IgA and IgM antibodies against raw and processed food antigens
6/9/2009	Alternatives to Wireless Broadband	Activists Doug Loranger and Sally Hampton discuss the substantial problems with wireless broadband and explain safer, more effective options. They also discuss the worldwide citizen activism against the proliferation of wireless technologies.; Resources: CLOUT (Coalition for Local Oversight of Utility Technologies) ; TeleTruth (Alliance for Customers’ Telecommunications & Broadband Rights)
6/2/2009	Horse Therapy	Physical therapist Fran Judd discusses her work utilizing Hippotherapy ("treatment with the help of the horse") to benefit patients with a variety of neurological and orthopedic conditions, including Parkinson's disease, cerebral palsy, autism, developmental delays, and back pain.; Resources: Renaissance Health and Learning Center
5/19/2009	Food	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss pre-agricultural diet and its health benefits, cooking whole foods, and food politics.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman; Health and the Rise of Civilization by Mark Nathan Cohen
5/12/2009	Raising Food Ecologically All Year	Toby Hemenway, author of Gaia’s Garden, and Elliot Coleman, author of The Winter Harvest Handbook, discuss gardening and farming by nature’s rules.; Resources: Gaia’s Garden by Toby Hemenway; Pattern Literacy, The Winter Harvest Handbook by Elliot Coleman; Four Season Farm
5/5/2009	Breast Cancer and Early Puberty	Nancy Evans, health science consultant to the Breast Cancer Fund, discusses the environmental causes of breast cancer and the early onset of puberty.; Resources: Breast Cancer Fund
4/28/2009	Blood Sugar	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD uncover the actual causes for metabolic disruptions that result in a diagnosis of diabetes and offer suggests for rebalance beyond drugs.; Resources: Essays by Malcolm Kendrick, MD A Sugary Tale and Berardinelli-Seip - Explain That and Type II Diabetes isn’t a Disease.
4/21/2009	Fats	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD explore the science of dietary fats: why they're essential to health, how they're metabolized, what constitutes a healthy ratio, and how good fats can “go bad”; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/7/2009	Reducing EMF in Your Home	Environmental consultant Michael R. Neuert, MA, BSME, discusses common EMF exposures in the home, their effects, and how to reduce and eliminate them.; Resources: Neuert Electromagnetic Services
3/31/2009	Designing a Sane Individual Diet Plan	Health educator Layna Berman discusses how individuals can design their own health diet plan.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/17/2009	Regulating Wireless Radiation	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage of Sage EMF Design, lead author with David Carpenter of the Bioinitiative Report, discusses how Europe is responding to the current science about the dangers associated with microwave, wireless, and cellphone radiation.; Resources: Bioinitiative Report ; Collaborative on Health and the Environment EMF Working Group
2/24/2009	Vitamin Supplementation, Part 2	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD continue their discussion of nutrient supplementation, including nutrient requirements and special attention to antioxidants.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service ; Linus Pauling Institute ; Clinical Pearls
2/10/2009	Raising a Happy Toddler	Pediatrician and author Dr. Harvey Karp teaches parents to communicate with toddlers and infants by understanding how they express themselves. His programs are targeted to stop child abuse.; Resources: The Happiest Baby on the Block and The Happiest Toddler on the Block by Harvey Karp; The Happiest Baby;
2/3/2009	Fresh Food From Small Spaces	Author RJ Ruppenthal, an attorney and college professor, discusses urban gardening.; Resources: Fresh Food From Small Spaces: The Square-Inch Gardener’s Guide to Year-Round Growing, Fermenting, and Sprouting by RJ Ruppenthal
1/20/2009	Health Care Change	James Turner, Chair of the Board of Director of Citizen's For Health, what really needs to change in health care.; Resources: Citizens for Health
1/13/2009	Medical Decision Making	Oleg Reznik, MD, author of The Secrets of Medical Decision Making discusses how to avoid becoming a victim of the health care machine.; Resources: Oleg Reznik, MD; The Secrets of Medical Decision Making: How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of the Health Care Machine by Oleg Reznik
1/6/2009	Exercise and Disease Prevention	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett PhD discuss the role of exercise in preventing disease including specific recommendations on forms of exercise and training regimes.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/23/2008	Shielding EMFs	Emil DeToffol from Less EMF Inc. offers scientific suggestions for electromagnetic field shielding in the home and office, when you can't control the exposure from the source.; Resources: Less EMF, Inc.
12/16/2008	Electronics Recycling Scam	Sarah Westervelt, e-Waste Project Coordinator for the Basel Action Network, uncovers the ugly truth about the alleged recycling of consumer electronics and cell phones.; Resources: Basel Action Network
11/4/2008	Real Food Saves Money	Food journalist Sally Fallon, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, discusses eating and preparing whole, unprocessed food and how it saves money at the cash register and reduces health care costs.; Resources: Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig; Weston A. Price Foundation
10/28/2008	Secondhand Cell Phone Radiation	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage, lead author with David Carpenter of the Bioinitiative Report, discusses recent developments in the science of health effects from wireless technologies, including findings of health effects from proximity to cell phone users. ; Resources: Bioinitiative Report
10/21/2008	Real Prevention	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, discuss the false political promise of health care reform based on preventive medicine in contrast to real prevention and health promotion based on informed individual and collective action.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/30/2008	Breast Cancer, Prostate Cancer, and Soy	Journalist Kaayla Daniel, PhD discusses why using soy as a therapy for cancers involving reproductive hormones is contraindicated.; Resources: The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America's Favorite Health Food by Kaalya Daniel; Weston A. Price Foundation Soy Alert!; and Soy Free Solutions
9/16/2008	Toxic Assault	Investigative journalists Philip and Alice Shabecoff, authors of Poisoned Profits, discuss the health effects of the first generation to grow up constantly exposed to industrial toxins.; Resources: Poisoned Profits by Philip and Alice Shabecof; Poisoned Profits website
8/26/2008	Safe Cell Tower Siting	Journalist and environmental analyst B. Blake Levitt, author of Electromagnetic Fields and contributing editor of Cell Towers, discusses the wide range of risks associated with siting cell phone towers and strategies for siting them safely; Resources: B. Blake Levitt’s website , Cell Towers and Electromagnetic Fields by B. Blake Levitt
8/19/2008	Traveling with Homeopathy	Homeopath Judith Reichenberg ND, MSW discusses homeopathic remediesthat protect travelers, treat illnesses, and provide first aid.; Resources: Healthy Homeopathy
8/5/2008	Skin Protection and Health	Skin specialist and author Marie-Véronique Nadeau discusses how to protect the skin without the use of dangerous chemicals, including the probable problems with the use of nanotechnology in skin products.; Resources: The Yoga Facelift by Marie-Véronique Nadea; Marie Véronique Skin Therapy
7/15/2008	Recovery without Pharmaceuticals	Charles Barber, recovery counselor and author of Comfortably Numb: How Psychiatry is Medicating a Nation, advocates for patient centered therapies rather than drugs in treating psychiatric symptoms and addiction.; Resources: Comfortably Numb by Charles Barber; Motivational Interviewing
7/8/2008	Estrogen	David Zava, PhD, co-author of What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer, joins Layna Berman for a discussion about native estrogens, what the research reveals about them, how they work in the body, what balances their effects, and the maintenance of healthy levels.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee, MD and David Zava, PhD; ZRT Laboratory
6/24/2008	Weight	Health educator Layna Berman examines weight loss including when it's healthy and when it's not, food addiction, allergies, carbohydrate sensitivity, hormones, and exercise.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/17/2008	Why the US is Importing Toxic Products	Mark Schapiro, author of Exposed, discusses how new laws protecting Europeans and no protections for Americans is causing toxic products to be dumped on the U.S. market. ; Resources: Exposed: The Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Products and What's at Stake for American Power by Mark Schapiro; Center for Investigative Reporting
5/20/2008	Cultivating Live Cultures for Healthy Gut and Immune Function	Sandor Katz, author of Wild Fermentation, discusses home cultivation of fermented foods with live cultures including the health benefits; Resources: Wild Fermentation
5/13/2008	Shopping Our Way to Safety	Sociologist Andrew Szasz, PhD, author of Shopping our Way to Safety discusses the accelerating trend toward reducing risk individually by purchasing products and why such solutions are ultimately not effective.; Resources: Shopping Our Way to Safety by Andrew Szasz
5/6/2008	From Radio Frequency to Bug Spray	Protecting citizen health from corporate power. An interview with film makers Mary Beth Brangan and James Heddle from EON Ecological Options Network.; Resources: Ecological Options Network
4/15/2008	Longevity and Socio-Economic Stress	Tony Iton, MD, MPH, Alameda County Public Health Department Director and Health Officer discusses the lessons of the California Newsreel documentary and PBS series Unnatural Causes.; Resources: Unnatural Causes ; Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiative
4/1/2008	Hypersensitivity	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss hypersensitivity both to chemicals and electromagnetic fields. The hour includes a review of the science and practical solutions for identifying the source of symptoms and prudent mitigation.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/25/2008	Pesticides in Your Food	Organic farmer Will Allen, PhD, author of The War on Bugs discusses the hidden history of how the use of chemicals in food production has been a triumph of manipulation and a failure of science.; Resources: The War on Bugs by Will Allen; The War on Bugs; Organic Consumers Association
3/18/2008	Allergy Alternatives	Health educator Layna Berman discusses allergies, their origins, and treatment options using diet, nutrients, herbs, and homeopathy.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/26/2008	Aerial Spraying and Detoxification	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the risks posed by aerial spraying against the light brown apple moth and other agricultural pests along with detoxication methods for protection against these exposures; Resources: Stop the Spraying
2/12/2008	Growing Food	Wendy Johnson, author of Gardening at the Dragon’s Gate. Buddhist meditation teacher, and organic gardening mentor, discusses gardening practices that cultivate healthful food, the gardener, and the consumer..; Resources: Gardening at the Dragon’s Gate
2/5/2008	Eating Sustainably	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss sustainable food choices from the perspective of ecologically and socially sustainable practices in production, distribution, and impact on individual health.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/29/2008	Sustainable Health	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, founder and president of the Sustainable Health Institute, discusses sustainable health practices that enable people and their communities to thrive through the art of self care.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/22/2008	Supplement Access: An Update on Proposed Regulation	Attorney James Turner of Swankin and Turner and Citizen's For Health discusses our access to and freedom of choice in healthcare products, foods, and supplements.; Resources: Citizens for Health
1/15/2008	Autism and ADHD: Nutrient Therapies	Julie Matthews, CNC and author of Nourishing Hope discusses nutrient approaches for treatment of autism and ADHD.; Resources: Nourishing Hope by Julie Matthews
12/25/2007	Stress Related Illness	Health Educator Layna Berman covers principles for the avoidance and healing of stress related illness.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/18/2007	Nutrient Basics	Orthomolecular physician Richard Kunin, MD discusses what's needed for basic nutrient supplementation and the actions of individual nutrients.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society ; Orthomolecular Medicne News Service
12/11/2007	Addiction Free Eating	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the interaction between food sensitivities/addictions and substance abuse.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/4/2007	WiMax: The Next Wireless Exposure	Libby Kelley, Executive Director of the International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety and founder of Council on Wireless Technology Impacts, discusses this latest wireless technology, its risks, and an upcoming meeting of activists and scientists concerned about its spread. Includes extended discussion on self-care not available on the broadcast version.; Resources: Council on Wireless Technology Impacts (CWTI) , International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety (ICEMS)
11/27/2007	Bioinitiative: Standards for Electrosmog	Cindy Sage and David O. Carpenter, MD discuss the Bioinitiative Report that proposes better standards for exposure to electromagnetic fields based on the work of leading scientists. Includes extended discussion on self-care not available on the broadcast version.; Resources: Bioinitiative Report
11/20/2007	Stress, Grace, and The Inner Predator	Leslie Acoca, MFT, Director National Girls Health Screen Project, describes her journey to reconcile with her brother's murderer, a process that taught her how people face down their own inner and outer predators in order to heal from trauma. Includes extended discussion on self-care not available on the broadcast version.; Resources: Leslie Acoca, MFT
10/23/2007	Untreatable Chronic Illness: A Breakthrough	Professor of biochemistry and medical science Martin Pall, PhD, author of Explaining Unexplained Illness, discusses his discoveries for chronic illnesses formerly considered untreatable, including a discussion of effective nutrient therapies.; Resources: Martin Pall, PhD Washington State University research page; Explaining Unexplained Illnesses by Martin Pall
9/11/2007	Self-Healing for Your Eyes	Meir Schneider, PhD, LMT explains his unique approach to healing and vision restoration.; Resources: The School for Self-Healing ; Movement for Self-Healing and The Natural Vision Improvement Kit by Meir Schneider
9/4/2007	Healing the Mind	Journalist Sharon Begley, author of Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain discusses the science confirming the Buddhist belief in neuroplasticity.; Resources: Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain: How a New Science Reveals Our Extraordinary Potential to Transform Ourselves by Sharon Begley
8/28/2007	Does Green Mean Non-toxic?	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss toxic risks in “green” products and describe how to avoid exposures and boost detoxification pathways.; Resources: Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Baumgart; Environmental Working Group ; Our Stolen Future ; Microwave News ; Electromagnetic Fields: A Consumer's Guide to the Issues and How to Protect Ourselves by B. Blake Levitt; Healthy Car ; Toxic at Any Speed by the Ecology Center; A Small Dose of Toxicology
8/14/2007	Drinking Water	Colin Ingram discusses how to eliminate toxins from your water.; Resources: The Drinking Water Book by Colin Ingram
7/31/2007	Clara Felix: A Memorial	Joined by Elliot Wagner, LAc, Clara Felix's son, health educator Layna Berman discusses the life and work of nutrition expert Clara Felix.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/24/2007	Resistance to Citywide WiFi	Doug Loranger, from San Francisco Neighborhood Antenna Free Union, discusses how citizens are mobilizing against exposure to citywide wireless Internet access.; Resources: San Francisco Neighborhood Antenna Free Union
7/10/2007	Cancer Screening	A discussion of cancer screening with Samuel Bogoch, MD, PhD, developer of the anti-malignin antibody test, a new, non-invasive screening method for the presence of cancer and its progression.; Resources: Oncolab
6/19/2007	A Unique Approach to Addictions	Patt Denning, PhD discusses Harm Reduction Therapy from her book Over the Influence, an approach based on the belief that people have a complex relationship with drugs and alcohol and that addiction needs to be addressed simultaneously with social, psychological and emotional issues.; Resources: The Harm Reduction Therapy Center ; Over the Influence: The Harm Reduction Guide for Managing Drugs and Alcohol by Patt Denning, Jeannie Little, and Adina Glickman
6/12/2007	Furniture Toxins	Health educator Layna Berman is joined by Mike Lavin from European Sleepworks to discuss the hidden toxins in furniture, fabrics, and bedding, and also discuss healthier alternatives.; Resources: European Sleepworks
6/5/2007	Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment Part 2	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how to avoid common diagnoses and the medical interventions that are typically prescribed; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/29/2007	Menstrual Suppression Cautions	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss the dangers of blocking women's periods with synthetic hormones with David Zava, PhD.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee, MD and David Zava, PhD; ZRT Laboratory
5/22/2007	Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment Part 1	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how to avoid common diagnoses and the medical interventions that are typically prescribed; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/15/2007	Antidepressants: Bad Medicine	Peter Breggin, MD, whose long career has been spent fighting the pharmaceutical industry in the courts over the dangers of psychiatric medications, discusses the risks of antidepressants.; Resources: The Anti-Depressant Fact Book and Your Drug May Be Your Problem by Peter Breggin www.breggin.com
5/1/2007	Controlling Pests Without Toxins	Arthur Slater, entomologist and retired pest control director at UC Berkeley, discusses how to control residential pests without the use of toxins.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/24/2007	Explaining Unexplained Illnesses	Martin Pall, PhD discusses his upcoming book which offers a new model for how people with chronic fatigue, multiple chemical sensitivities, gulf war syndrome and fibromyalgia become sick.; Resources: Martin Pall, PhD Washington State University research page; Explaining Unexplained Illnesses: Disease Paradigm for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Fibomyalgia, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Gulf War Syndrome, and Others by Martin Pall
4/3/2007	High EMF Risk from Personal Organizers	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage discusses the latest research on wireless technology's possible risks to humans and the environment. PDA exposures from blackberry and treo units, among others, create exceptionally high exposures when worn on or very near the body. She will discuss these exposures, their possible health consequences, and ways to reduce exposure.; Resources: Sage Associates
3/27/2007	Public Health and Toxic Waste	David O. Carpenter MD, director of the Institute for Health and the Environment at the University of Albany, where he is also professor of environmental health and toxicology and former dean of the School of Public Health, discusses where and how people are exposed to environmental stressors and what role of public health institutions in protecting us.; Resources: Institute for Health and the Environment
3/20/2007	HPV Vaccine Risks	Barbara Loe Fisher, president of the National Vaccine Information Center, discusses the risks from the campaign to mass vaccinate with the new HPV vaccine.; Resources: National Vaccine Information Center ; A Shot in the Dark by Harris Coulter and Barbara Fisher and A Consumer’s Guide to Childhood Vaccines by Barbara Fisher
3/13/2007	Girls at Risk	Leslie Acoca, MA, MFT, director of In Our Daughters’ Hands, discusses the health of incarcerated girls.; Resources: In Our Daughters’ Hands
3/6/2007	Detoxification	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the body's natural detoxification pathways and how to boost them using nutrients.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/4/2007	Protect Yourself Against Stress-related Illness	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss how stress affects health and illness. Topics include how stress is at the core of common diagnoses such as diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, and autoimmune diseases; how your body responds to stress and the cascade of metabolic events that lead to illness; how to protect yourself from sources of stress; how to increase your body's resilience in responding to stressors. ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/27/2007	Cesarean Epidemic	Midwife Constance Miles, RN discusses the dangerous trend toward using cesarean surgery instead of natural childbirth.; Resources: Women’s Ways ; North American Registry of Midwives; Citizens for Midwifery; Midwives Alliance of North America; California Association of Midwives; International Cesarean Awareness Network; Association of Pre- and Perinatal Psychology ; National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers ; The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth and Obstetric Myths versus Research Realities by Henci Goer; Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth by Ina May Gaskin
2/13/2007	Fluoride Dangers	Chemist Paul Connett, PhD, from Fluoride Action Network discusses the dangers of fluoride and the history of its introduction.; Resources: Fluoride Deception by Christopher Bryson; Fluoride Action Network
2/6/2007	Food and Mood	Journalist Jack Challem discusses how food affects mood, including neuronutrients and anger, anxiety, depression, and addiction; Resources: The Food-Mood Solution by Jack Challem
1/30/2007	Homeopathy for Pets	Dr. Don Hamilton, DVM discusses his book about homeopathic theory and the care and treatment of cats and dogs.; Resources: Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs by Donald Hamilton; Comment: Social Medicine, Social Health
1/16/2007	Health Risks from Nonionizing Radiation	Researcher Henry Lai, PhD of the University of Washington discusses the latest research on the health risks from wireless technologies.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/2/2007	Loss: Healing Through Transition	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett PhD discuss the role of grief in making health care decisions during transitions.; Resources: The Feeling of What Happens by Antonio Damasio; Changing for Good by James Prochaska; The Alchemy of Illness by Kat Duff
12/26/2006	Hidden Stressors: Avoiding a Diagnosis	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the less obvious stressors that lead to a diagnosis like diabetes and cardiovascular disease, including how to avoid and treat symptoms without pharmaceuticals.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/19/2006	Noninvasive Cancer Treatment Advances	Cancer specialist Stanislaw Burzynski MD, PhD discusses his highly effective noninvasive cancer treatment.; Resources: The Burzynski Clinic www.burzynskiclinic.com.
11/21/2006	Eating Seasonally and Locally	Chef Jessica Prentice discusses the principles of sustainable eating.; Resources: Full Moon Feast: Food and the Hunger for Connection by Jessica Prentice; Wise Food Ways
10/10/2006	Healthy Home Inspection	Environmental economist and health educator Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses how to identify and control exposures to pollutants, toxins, allergens, molds, and nonionizing radiation in the home and office.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/26/2006	Neurofeedback	Julian Isaacs, PhD discusses normalizing the brain with neurofeedback.; Resources: EEG Spectrum International ; International Society for Neurofeedback and Research ; Applied Neuroscience ; Futurehealth; Emotional Freedom Technique
9/5/2006	Single Payer Health Insurance	Bree Johnston, MD physician-spokesperson from the group Physicians for a National Health Program will discuss the new California single payer health insurance system, new statistics on the uninsured released by the US Census Bureau, the ongoing health care crisis in the US, specific effects on local areas, and options for health care reform.; Resources: Physicians for a National Health Policy www.pnhp.org ; Health Care for All www.healthcareforall.org ; OneCareNow www.onecarenow.org
8/15/2006	Back and Joint Therapy: Supporting the Whole Person	Thomas Dorman, MD discusses Prolotherapy and its place in supporting the whole person in treating back and joint conditions.; Resources: Thomas Dorman, MD, Fact, Fiction, and Fraud in Modern Medicine www.dormanpub.com
8/8/2006	Turning Healthy People Into Patients	Medical writer Roy Moynihan discusses how medical institutions have invented diseases under the guise of prevention.; Resources: Selling Sickness: How the World's Biggest Pharmaceutical Companies Are Turning Us All into Patients by Ray Moynihan and Alan Cassels
7/25/2006	Digestive Wellness for Children	Nutritionist Elizabeth Lipski, PhD discusses her new book Digestive Wellness for Children about preventing and healing digestive disorders in children. ; Resources: Digestive Wellness and Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD www.innovativehealing.com
7/19/2006	Dietary Fat is Good for You	Sally Fallon, executive director of the Weston A. Price Foundation discusses the science of dietary fat.; Resources: Eat Fat, Lose Fat by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
7/11/2006	EMF Health News	Louis Slesin, publisher of Microwave News, discusses current developments in industry and science concerning the health effects of non-ionizing radiation.; Resources: Microwave News www.microwavenews.com
6/27/2006	Poisoned Progress	Randall Fitzgerald discusses his book The Hundred-Year Lie about modern life increasing toxic body burden. The show includes how to identify exposures and detoxification support.; Resources: The Hundred-Year Lie by Randall Fitzgerald http://www.hundredyearlie.com
6/20/2006	Protecting Access to Natural Products	Robert Verkerk, PhD of the Alliance for Natural Health discusses the campaign in Europe to prevent European Union regulations from restricting access to supplements, herbs, and other natural health products.; Resources: Alliance for Natural Health http://www.alliance-natural-health.org
5/30/2006	Dirty Electricity and EMF Health Dangers	Magda Havas, BSc, PhD, Associate Professor of Environmental and Resource Studies, Trent University, Ontario, Canada discusses low dose radiation health effects.; Resources: Publications by Dr. Havas www.electricalpollution.com and www.stop-emf.ca; Graham Stetzer filters www.stetzerelectric.com and www.getpurepower.ca
5/23/2006	Health News That Didn’t Fit	Health educators Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss important health news and research that was reported wrong or not at all.; Resources: Report of the Independent Vitamin Safety Review Panel on the NIH Conference Report
5/16/2006	Non-Toxic Home	Architect Carol Venolia and Susan Bahl from Natural Home Design Center discuss creating a non-toxic home and office.; Resources: Natural Home Design Center website; Natural Remodeling for the Not-So-Green House: How to Bring Your House into Harmony With Nature by Carol Venolia and Kelly Lerner www.naturalremodeling.com
5/9/2006	Cancer Treatment Alternatives	Tanya Harter Pierce, MA, MFCC discusses the wide variety of successful alternatives to conventional cancer treatments.; Resources: Outsmart Your Cancer: Alternative Non-Toxic Treatments that Work by Tanya Harter Pierce www.outsmartyourcancer.com; OncoLab
4/25/2006	The Science of RFR Health Risks	Olle Johansson, MD associate professor in the Experimental Dermatology Unit, Department of Neuoscience, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden discusses new research about the dangers of exposure to radio frequency radiation from cell phones and wireless technologies.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/18/2006	Cardiovascular Disease Prevention	Health educator Layna Berman discusses nutrient based therapies and new laboratory testing for the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/11/2006	Statin Proliferation	Dr. Duane Graveline, MD cautions against the use of statin drugs.; Resources: Statin Drugs: Side Effects and the Misguided War on Cholestrol and Lipitor: Thief of Memory by Duane Graveline, MD and The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics www.thincs.org
4/4/2006	DCIS Isn’t Cancer	A discussion of the diagnosis and treatment of breast conditions such as ductile carcinoma in situ.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava
3/28/2006	Lyme: Why, Whether, & What to Do	A discussion of the newest testing and non pharmaceutical treatments for Lyme Diseases. Guests are Cindy Quattro, PA, LAc and Nick Harris, PhD from IGeneX Labs.; Resources: IGeneX Lab www.igenex.com; California Lyme Disease Association www.calda.intranets.com; Lyme Disease Network www.lymenet.org; Lyme Disease Association www.lymediseaseassociation.org; International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society www.ilads.org; Health Freedom Solutions www.healthfreedomsolutions.com
3/14/2006	Where You're Exposed and What to Do: EMF and RFR	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage and medical journalist B. Blake Levitt offer practical alternatives and protection from electrosmog exposure.; Resources: Electromagnetic Fields: A Consumer's Guide to the Issues and How to Protect Ourselves by B. Blake Levitt; Blake Levitt's website blakelevitt.com; Sage Associates www.sageassociates.net
2/28/2006	Heart Disease: What Is It Really?	Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD and Malcolm Kendrick, MD destroy common myths about heart disease and its cause.; Resources: Cholesterol Myths by Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm; Malcolm Kendrick, MD www.redflagsdaily.com
2/21/2006	Smoking: The Truth	Stan Glantz, MD professor of medicine at UC San Francisco and an anti-tobacco activist unpacks the science behind smoking's dangers and overweight's relative safety.; Resources: UCSF Tobacco Control Program cc.ucsf.edu/research/tobacco.html; Tobacco Control Archives library.ucsf.edu/tobacco; Smoke Free Movies smokefreemovies.ucsf.edu/; "Nicotine Addiction" Progressive Health Observer #4
2/7/2006	Wireless Public Health Crisis	Medical journalist Blake Levitt, activist Jan Newton, president of the EMR Policy Institute, and activist Doug Loranger, maker of the film Bad Reception: The Wireless Revolution in San Francisco, discuss the very disturbing science showing wireless technology's dangers and how the public can protect itself.; Resources: Electromagnetic Fields: A Consumer's Guide to the Issues and How to Protect Ourselves by B. Blake Levitt; Blake Levitt's website blakelevitt.com; EMR Policy Institute; www.emrpolicy.org; Bad Reception: The Wireless Revolution in San Francisco a film by Doug Loranger, DVD availble at the Free Speech Network; San Francisco Neighborhood Antenna-Free Union www.antennafreeunion.org
1/24/2006	Thyroid Handshake	Biochemist David Zava, PhD discusses the relationship between thyroid, adrenal, and sex hormones, and how balance in one affects the others.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
1/17/2006	Flu Part Two: Homeopathy and Herbal Medicine	Dana Ullman, MPH and Andrew Gaeddert discuss homeopathic and herbal alternatives for protection from and treatment of the flu in the context of the potential pandemic of avian flu.; Resources: Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines: Safe and Effective Remedies for You and Your Family by Stephen Cummings and Dana Ullman, Homeopathic Educational Services www.homeopathic.com and Healing Immune Disorders: Natural Defense-Building Solutions by Andrew Gaeddert, Health Concerns www.healthconcerns.com
12/13/2005	Oppression and Healing	A discussion of how people of color and political progressives can counter the damaging health effects of social stress and the threat of violence. Layna Berman will be joined by long time African-American activist and radio producer Lewis Sawyer and Ana-Marie Jones, disaster preparedness expert and executive director of CARD (Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters).; Resources: Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters (CARD) www.firstvictims.org; The End of Stress as We Know It by Bruce McEwen
11/29/2005	Electrosmog	Researcher Olle Johansson, MD, associate professor in the Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, discusses long term studies showing the adverse health effects of exposure to radio frequency radiation from wireless technologies. Activist Doug Loranger discusses his film Bad Reception: The Wireless Revolution in San Francisco and community activism against citywide wireless broadband Internet access.; Resources: EMFacts Consultancy (Australia) www.emfacts.com; ; Bad Reception: The Wireless Revolution in San Francisco a film by Doug Loranger, DVD availble at the Free Speech Network; San Francisco Neighborhood Antenna-Free Union www.antennafreeunion.org
11/22/2005	Nutrient Protection: Aging and Cancer	Highly awarded for his research, Bruce Ames, PhD is Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of California, Berkeley and Senior Scientist at the Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute. He joins the program for a discussion of how nutrients protect us from aging and cancer.; Resources: Bruce Ames website www.bruceames.org
11/15/2005	Avian Flu: What to Do	Ana-Marie Jones, disaster preparedness expert and executive director of CARD (Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters) and Daniel P. Perales, DrPH, MPH, San Jose State University Department of Health Science discuss community activism and preparedness in the face of avian flu.; Resources: Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters (CARD) www.firstvictims.org and Daniel Perales, DrPH dperales@sjsu.edu
11/1/2005	Reproductive Choice	Health educator Layna Berman discusses recent attacks on reproductive freedom of teens and reviews birth control options during the first half-hour, then reviews the work of physician John Lee, MD on hormone balance.; Resources: Planned Parenthood Shasta-Pacific pp-gg.org; Managing Contraception www.managingcontraception.com; and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
10/25/2005	Genetically Altered Food	Deborah Koons Garcia, director, writer, and producer of The Future of Food, discusses the market forces behind GMO and how communities can organize successful opposition.; Resources: www.thefutureoffood.com
10/18/2005	Holistic Pediatrics	Physician Randall Neustaedter, OMD discusseshow to build healthy immunity in children without the use of invasive pharmaceuticals; Resources: The Vaccine Guide and Child Health Guide by Randall Neustaedter, OMD and the website www.cure-guide.com
10/11/2005	Big Pharma Deception	Physician John Abramson, MD discusses how Big Pharma has degraded health and medicine. This is a pledge drive show.; Resources: Overdosed America by John Abramson, MD
9/27/2005	The Obesity Epidemic: Science, Morality, and Ideology	Michael Gard, senior lecturer in health studies at Charles Sturt University, Australia critiques the science and social stigma of the alleged obesity epidemic.; Resources: The Obesity Epidemic by Michael Gard and Jan Wright
9/20/2005	Buying Organic	Organics specialist and farmer Luddene Perry and writer Dan Schultz discuss how to find and evaluate organic products, including analysis of organic standards and product categories.; Resources: A Field Guide to Buying Organic by Luddene Perry and Dan Schultz and its website at www.afieldguidetobuyingorganic.com
8/30/2005	Risk Factor Medicine	Jeffry Fawcett, PhD and health educator Layna Berman discuss how symptoms of metabolic disruption are treated as diseases by conventional medicine wtih pharmaceuticals. They contrast this with protective and preventive self-care that includes nutrient-based strategies.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman.
8/23/2005	Vaccine Risks	Randall Neustaedter, OMD discusses vaccination safety and efficacy.; Resources: The Vaccine Guide and Child Health Guide by Randall Neustaedter, OMD and the website www.cure-guide.com
7/26/2005	Public Health Risk from Depleted Uranium	Leuren Moret, expert witness at the International Criminal Tribunal for Afghanistan, and physicist Ernest J. Sternglass, PhD discuss the public health risks to soldiers and civilians from depleted uranium drift.; Resources: Beyond Treason www.beyondtreason.com
7/19/2005	Smart Exposures: Understanding Risks from EMF & RFR	Cindy Sage of Sage Associates, environmental consultants and public policy researchers, discusses the research and encourages prudence regarding exposure to radiation from cell phones and electromagnetic fields; Resources: Sage Associates www.sageassociates.net
7/12/2005	Navigating Anger and Fear	Harriet Lerner, PhD discusses how to respond to old emotions in new ways.; Resources: The Dance of Anger and The Dance of Fear by Harriet Lerner
7/5/2005	Preserving the Gut by Boosting Methylation	Orthomolecular physician and researcher Richard Kunin, MD discusses the role of methylation in preserving the health of the gastrointestinal system; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society www.ohmsociety.com ; Orthomolecular Medicne News Service www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns
6/14/2005	Hormone Fact & Fiction	Biochemist David Zava, PhD of ZRT Labs separates the science from mythology about hormone balance in both genders; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
5/24/2005	The Biology of Belief	Bruce Lipton, PhD, cell biologist, discusses the cellular basis of the mind/body connection. This is a fund drive show.; Resources: The Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton www.brucelipton.com
5/17/2005	Safe Hormone Science for Both Genders	Biochemist David Zava, PhD offers myth-exploding information on how and when to use bioidentical hormones. This is a fund drive show.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
5/10/2005	Smart Medicine for Your Eyes	Jeffery Anshel, OD discusses non-pharmaceutical approaches to eye protection and care, including nutrients, herbs, and homeopathy.; Resources: Smart Medicine for Your Eyes by Jeffery Anshel, DO www.cvconsulting.com
4/26/2005	Challenging the Convention on Heart Disease and Diabetes	An interview with Malcolm Kendrick, MD, who works as a doctor in the north of England and writes extensively on heart disease, obesity, and diabetes, arguing that the anti-fat, pro-carbohydrate conventional wisdom has promoted all three.; Resources: Red Flags www.redflagsdaily.com
4/5/2005	Protecting Yourself from the Health Care System	Health educator Layna Berman and health strategies advisor Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discuss protecting yourself and your wishes in a health care environment.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/29/2005	Community Health Strategies	Leslie Mikkelsen, MPH, Managing Director of The Prevention Institute, founded to address complex health and social issues, one person at a time, creating comprehensive strategies that change the conditions that impact community health, including violence prevention, traffic safety, health disparities, nutrition and physical activity, and youth development.; Resources: The Prevention Institute www.preventioninstitute.org
3/15/2005	Feed Your Genes Right	Nutrional journalist Jack Challem discusses his new book about a nutritional approach to turning off disease-causing genes; Resources: Feed Your Genes Right by Jack Challem
3/8/2005	Diabetes Prevention and Natural Treatment Update	Health educator Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD of the "Progressive Health Observer" go over the latest research on prevention and natural treatment of diabetes.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/1/2005	Indoor Air Pollution	Put a well person in a sick building and you get a sick person! Health educator Layna Berman discusses how to protect yourself at home and at work.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/22/2005	Healing the Gut Without Drugs	Nutritionist Elizabeth Lipski, PhD, discusses the third edition of her book; Resources: Digestive Wellness and Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD
2/15/2005	Choosing Cancer Therapies	Cancer journalist Ralph W. Moss, PhD discusses choosing a cancer therapy.; Resources: Ralph Moss's website www.ralphmoss.com
2/8/2005	The Good Body	Playwright Eve Ensler discusses women's body image.; Resources: The Good Body and The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler and the VDay website www.vday.org
1/25/2005	Genetics, Folate, and Disease	Orthomolecular physician Dr. Richard Kunin, MD discusses how treating genetically based nutrient deficiencies prevents disease.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society www.ohmsociety.com; Orthomolecular Medicine News Service www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns
1/11/2005	Reducing Violent Behavior and Depression with Nutrients	Dr. William Walsh from the Pfeiffer Treatment Center. discusses testing and nutrient treatment for psychiatric symptoms.; Resources: Pfeiffer Treatment Center www.hriptc.org
12/21/2004	Finding Balance in an Unbalanced World: Zen Koans	Zen teacher and psychologist John Tarrant, PhD discusses his new book about the use of Zen koans as a tool for change..; Resources: Bring Me the Rhinoceros by John Tarrant, PhD and Pacific Zen Institute www.pacificzen.org
12/14/2004	Uncovering the Year’s Health News	Layna Berman and Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, editors and publishers of "Progressive Health Observer", examine health news reported in the conventional media and discuss what wasn't covered.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/7/2004	Critical Condition	Investigative journalists James Steele and Donald Barlett discuss their new book about how the big bussiness of health care in America has degraded the practice of medicine.; Resources: Critical Condition by James Steele and Donald Barlett
11/30/2004	The Truth About the Drug Companies	Dr. Marcia Angell, physician and former editor-in-chief of the "New England Journal of Medicine", discusses her book about how pharmaceutical companies deceive consumers.; Resources: The Truth About the Drug Companies by Marcia Angell
11/9/2004	When Things Don't Go Our Way: Zen and Helplessness	Zen teacher Michael Wenger from San Francisco Zen Center discusses strategies for staying engaged without being attached.; Resources: San Francisco Zen Center www.sfzc.org
10/26/2004	Homeopathy at Home	Dana Ullman, homeopathic educator, and director of the Homeopathic Educational Services, discusses his book; Resources: Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines: Safe and Effective Remedies for You and Your Family by Stephen Cummings and Dana Ullman and Homeopathic Educational Services www.homeopathic.com
10/19/2004	More Cholesterol Myths	Physician and researcher Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD, examines credible research on the relationship between cholesterol levels and heart disease, and finds none.; Resources: Cholesterol Myths by Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm
10/12/2004	Atkins Diabetes Revolution	Jacqueline Eberstein, RN, Director of Nutrition Information at Atkins Health and Medical Information Services discusses how the Atkins nutritional approach works to prevent and treat diabetes based on her 30 years of working with Robert Atkins, MD at his Atkins Nutritional Approach for Complementary Medicine.; Resources: Atkins Diabetes Revolution by Robert Atkins, Mary Vernon, and Jacqueline Eberstein and Atkins Nutritional Approach for Complementary Medicine www.atkins.com
10/5/2004	Your Body's Many Cries for Water	Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, MD discusses how water regulation and rehydration prevents and cures illness.; Resources: Your Body's Many Cries for Water by Fereydoon Batmanghelidj
9/28/2004	Treating HIV with Homeopathic Human Growth Hormone	Biochemist Dr. Barbara Brewitt discusses new studies using her homeopathic human growth hormone products on adult and pediatric HIV-infected patients.; Resources: Biomedd Comm, Inc. www.biomedcomm.com
9/21/2004	Healing the Whole Addict	Medical journalist Stephanie Marohn discusses where traditional addiction treatments fall short.; Resources: The Natural Medicine Guide to Addiction by Stephanie Marohn www.stephaniemarohn.com
9/14/2004	Recovering from Injury	Health educator Layna Berman discusses what to do after a physical injury to support healing.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/17/2004	Toxic Cosmetics	Sonya Lunder of the Environmental Working Groups discusses how personal care products contribute to your toxic body burden.; Resources: The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics www.safecosmetics.org
8/3/2004	Talking About Death	Virginia Morris discusses how to prepare for the end of life.; Resources: by Virginia Morris
7/20/2004	Hormone Balance and Chronic Illness	Dr. David Zava, endocrinological biochemist discusses how hormone imbalances affect chronic illness.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee, MD and David Zava, PhD; ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
7/13/2004	Inflammation and Chronic Illness	Journalist Jack Challem discusses his book about the root cause of chronic illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes, and arthritis.; Resources: The Inflammation Syndrome by Jack Challem
6/29/2004	Statins: Memory Destroying Drugs	Dr. Duane Graveline, MD, discusses his book "Lipitor, Thief of Memory" about the effect of cholesterol lowering statin drugs on memory; Resources: Lipitor: Thief of Memory by Duane Graveline, MD and The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics www.thincs.org
6/22/2004	Caring for Aging Parents	Virginia Morris discusses her complete guide on how adult children can help their parents.; Resources: How to Care for Aging Parents and most recently by Virginia Morris
6/15/2004	When Food Is Love	Geneen Roth discusses conquering emotional eating.; Resources: The Craggy Hole In My Heart And The Cat Who Filled It Geneen Roth www.geneenroth.com
6/8/2004	Passing For Thin	Frances Kuffel, literary agent discusses her book about losing weight, self-image, and overcoming food addictions.; Resources: Passing for Thin: Losing Half My Weight and Finding Myself by Frances Kuffel www.franceskuffel.net
5/25/2004	Depressing News About Anti-Depressants	Dr. Peter Breggin, MD discusses why anti-depressants should not be used, especially on children.; Resources: The Anti-Depressant Fact Book and Your Drug May Be Your Problem by Peter Breggin www.breggin.com
5/11/2004	Ecological Medicine Update	Kenny Ausubel, founder of the Bioneers Conference, discusses his newest book: a collection from the proceedings from a conference on a new movement in health care.; Resources: Ecological Medicine edited by Kenny Ausubel and the Bioneers Conference www.bioneers.org
4/27/2004	Heart Disease: Another Perspective	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the overlooked causes and nutritional prevention of heart disease.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/6/2004	Gut Health and Chronic Illness	Dr. Elizabeth Lipski, PhD,discusses the relationship between the gut and chronic illness.; Resources: Digestive Wellness and Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD www.innovativehealing.com
3/30/2004	Codex Threatens Access to Supplements	John Hammel of International Advocates for Health Freedom and Dr. Robert Verkerk, PhD, executive director of Alliance for Natural Health (UK) discuss threats to our access to supplements.; Resources: International Advocates for Health Freedom www.iahf.com and Alliance for Natural Health (UK) www.alliance-natural-health.org
3/16/2004	Health and Economic Status	Bruce McEwen PhD from Rockefeller University and Nancy E. Adler PhD from the MacArthur Network for Socioeconomic Health and the Department of Psychiatry at UCSF, discuss the effect of socioeconomic status on health. ; Resources: Socioeconomic Status and Health in Industrial Nations: Social, Psychological, and Biological Pathways edited by Bruce McEwen and Nancy Adler www.macses.ucsf.edu and The End of Stress as We Know It by Bruce McEwen
3/2/2004	The Hunter-Gatherer Diet	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the health promoting properties of eating according to Paleolithic dietary principles: low in allergens and rich in nutrients.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/24/2004	Fake Foods	Sally Fallon, health journalist and president of the Weston A. Price Foundation discusses the dangers of processed foods.; Resources: Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
2/17/2004	Protecting Your Health While Flying	Diana Fairechild discusses her book; Resources: Jet Smarter by Diana Fairechild www.flyana.com
2/10/2004	End Addictions With Nutrient Therapy	Physician and researcher Dr. Charles Gant, MD, PhD discusses nutrient-based treatment of addiction; Resources: End Your Addiction Now by Charles Gant
2/3/2004	The Hormonal Consequences of Starch and Stress	Health educator Layna Berman reviews the hormonal effects of stress and of self-medication using comfort foods, and offers healthy alternatives.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/20/2004	Understanding Stress	Researcher Bruce McEwen discusses the biology and social causes of stress.; Resources: The End of Stress as We Know It by Bruce McEwen
1/13/2004	Dietary Fats: Myths and Science	Lipid researcher Dr. Mary Enig, PhD, discusses common misinformation about the science of dietary fats.; Resources: Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Eat Fat, Lose Fat by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
1/6/2004	Energy Healing	Greg Schelkun offers guidelines for working with an energy healing practitioner.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/9/2003	Lyme: Is It What's Making Everyone Sick?	Accupuncturist and environmental consultant David Bierman discusses the Lyme disease epidemic.; Resources: Health Freedom Solutions www.healthfreedomsolutions.com
11/18/2003	Exercise How-To	Health educator Layna Berman offers easy exercise guidelines.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/21/2003	An Era of Ecodemics	An interview with Mark Jerome Walters discusses his book about killers and their environmental causes. This is a pledge drive show.; Resources: Six Modern Plagues by Mark Jerome Walters
10/14/2003	The Cost Of Pharmaceuticals	Journalist Katherine Greider exposes the price manipulations of the pharmaceutical industry. This is a pledge drive show.; Resources: The Big Fix by Katherine Greider
10/7/2003	Health Decisions for Diabetes and Other Effects of Metabolic Syndrome	Dr. Jeffry Fawcett, PhD, health decision consultant, educates listeners about risks and prevention strategies for diabetes and other critical diagnoses; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/23/2003	Insomnia	Health educator Layna Berman discusses causes of and solutions for insomnia.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/9/2003	Medical Radiation in the Promotion of Cancer and Heart Disease	Dr. John Gofman, MD, PhD professor Emeritus, molecular and cell biology University of California, Berkeley, discusses his extensive research correlating cancer and heart disease to radiation exposure from; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/19/2003	Making Health Decisions	Health decision consultant Dr. Jeffry Fawcett, PhD discusses how to make health and medical decisions; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/12/2003	Fibromyalgia	Dr. Peter Madill, MD, discusses the treatment of fibromyalgia; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/29/2003	The Mood Cure	Julia Ross discusses her newest book about improving your outlook without pharmaceuticals.; Resources: The Mood Cure by Julia Ross
7/22/2003	Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain	Neurologist Dr. Antonio Damasio, PhD, discusses his newest book about the role of emotions in human survival and culture.; Resources: Looking for Spinoza, The Feeling of What Happens, and Descartes’ Error by Antonio Damasio
7/15/2003	Safe, Nutritious Food	Sally Fallon, president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, returns to discuss nutrient density, food safety, and safe food sources.; Resources: Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
7/1/2003	Nutrient Therapy for Psychiatric Symptoms	Dr. William J. Walsh, PhD, chief science and biomedical researcher at the Health Research Institute-Pfeiffer Treatment Center discusses psychiatric treatment using nutrition. ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/10/2003	Micronutrients for Health	Health educator Layna Berman reviews the use of nutrient supplementation for optimal health.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/3/2003	Hormones in the News	Physician Dr. John Lee, MD and biochemist Dr. David Zava, PhD discuss recent reports on the effects of synthetic hormones and how these differ from bio-identical hormones.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
5/27/2003	Vitamin C, Infectious Disease, and Toxins	Dr. Thomas Levy, MD, JD, discusses his book curing infections and detoxification with vitamin C; Resources: Curing the Incurable: Vitamin C, Infectious Disease, and Toxins by Thomas Levy
5/20/2003	Atkins for Life	A memorial to Dr. Robert Atkins, an interview with Colette Heimowitz, director of education and research for the Atkins Health and Medical Information Services discusses Dr. Atkins's last book; Resources: Atkins for Life by Robert Atkins
5/6/2003	The Effect of Lead and Mercury Exposure	Dr. Richard Canfield of Cornell discusses his research indicating that there might be no safe level of lead exposure; and Dr. Phillipe Grandjean of Harvard and the University of Southern Denmark discusses his research on methyl mercury exposure from fish and other sources.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/29/2003	Stop Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease	Health educator Layna Berman discusses non-pharmaceutical approaches to the prevention and treatment of hypertension.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/22/2003	Autism: A Natural Approach	Journalist Stephanie Marohn discusses her book, a compilation of natural approaches for treating autism.; Resources: The Natural Medicine Guide to Autism by Stephanie Marohn
4/15/2003	The Safe Use of Bio-Identical Hormones	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the use of bio-identical sex hormones to counter news reports that discourage the use of HRT; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/8/2003	Dietary Fat is in the News	Researcher Dr. Mary Enig, PhD the growing acceptance of fats in our diet; Resources: Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
3/11/2003	Understanding Marijuana	Dr. Mitch Earleywine, PhD, Associate Professor of Clinical Science and Directory of Clinical Training in Psychology at UCLA discusses his research on marijuana; Resources: Understanding Marijuana: A New Look at the Scientific Evidence by Mitch Earleywine
2/25/2003	Testing and Treating Allergies	Physician and researcher Dr. Vincent Marinkovich, MD of Immune Tech discusses his new at-home allergy testing kits; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/18/2003	End Your Addiction Now	Physician and researcher Dr. Charles Gant, MD, PhD discusses nutrient-based treatment of addiction; Resources: End Your Addiction Now by Charles Gant
2/11/2003	Feeling-based Therapy in the Prevention of Stress-related Illness	Psychotherapists Miriam Redstone and David Dillman discuss the role of therapy in decreasing stress related illness.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/4/2003	Turning Suffering Inside Out	Darlene Cohen, MA, pain specialist, body worker, and Zen teacher discusses her book; Resources: Turning Suffering Inside Out: A Zen Approach to Living with Physical and Emotional Pain by Darlene Cohen
1/21/2003	Reducing Fight or Flight	Health educator Layna Berman discusses stress, illness, and the nervous system; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/7/2003	Homeopathic Insulin and Recombinant Human Growth Hormone	Dr. Barbara Brewitt, M.Div., PhD, CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of Biomed Comm Inc discusses the therapeutic use of homeopathic insulin and recombinant human growth hormone; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/17/2002	Far Infra Red Saunas for Detoxification and Health	Dr. Lawrence Wilson, MD, discusses the use and construction of far infra red saunas for detoxification and health promotion; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/10/2002	Safe Dentistry	Leo Cashman, president of DAMS Inc., discusses his organizations promotion of safe dental practices; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/3/2002	Thyroid Syndromes	Health educator Layna Berman discusses thyroid disorders and thyroid health; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/5/2002	Healing Trauma with Dual Brain Psychology	Dr. Fredric Schiffer, MD, psychiatrist discusses new research that supports the effectiveness of using dual brain psychology for healing past trauma; Resources: Of Two Minds: The Revolutionary Science of Dual-Brain Psychology by Fredric Schiffer
10/22/2002	Fatal Harvest: The Tragedy of Industrial Agriculture	Monica Moore, co-director of Pesticide Action Network and Dave Henson, director of the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center discuss corrective measure for our farm crisis; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/15/2002	Hysterectomy and Ovary Removal: How to Protect Yourself	Elizabeth Plourde discusses how women can protect themselves from these commonly ordered surgeries and what to do for your health if you've already had them; Resources: Hysterectomy and Ovary Removal by Elizabeth Plourde
9/10/2002	Human Growth Hormone	Physician Dr. Jay Mead, MD, discusses supplementation with human growth hormone; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/3/2002	The Science of Weight Training	Health educator Layna Berman discusses the science behind weight resistance training; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/20/2002	Animal Self-Medication	Researcher Dr. Cindy Engel, PhD, discusses how wild animals medicate themselves; Resources: Wild Health by Cindy Engel
8/13/2002	Flawed Research: HRT	Physicians Dr. John Lee and Dr. George Gillson, and biochemist Dr. David Zava discuss the flaws in the Women's Health Initiative Study about hormone replacement therapy (HRT); Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
7/30/2002	Low Carb for Life	Robert Atkins discusses his low carb diet, recently vindicated in the press ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/23/2002	Insulin Potentiation Cancer Therapy	Dr. Steven Ayre discusses combining insulin potentiation therapy with chemotherapy, which results in a treatment without side effects; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/16/2002	Diabetes: Non-Pharmaceutical Treatments and Prevention	Health Educator Layna Berman discusses preventing and treating type 2 diabetes without pharmaceuticals; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/9/2002	Detoxifying Metals	Dr. Eric Gordon, MD discusses recovery from mercury and other metal toxicity; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/2/2002	Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution	Dr. Robert Atkins discusses low carbohydrate nutrition; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/18/2002	Heart Stopper: How a Low Fat Diet Can Kill You	Matthew Bayan discusses treatment of small particle LDL and heart disease; Resources: Eat Fat, Be Healthy by Matthew Bayan
6/11/2002	Life Without Bread	Dr. Chris Allan, biochemist discusses a starch-free diet; Resources: Life Without Bread by Wolfgang Lutz and Chris Allan
5/21/2002	The Testosterone Revolution	Dr. Malcolm Carruthers, MD, British physician and researcher discusses his book on testosterone supplementation; Resources: The Testosterone Revolution by Malcolm Carruthers
5/14/2002	The Wrinkle Cure	Dr. Nicholas Perricone, MD discusses his book on natural alternatives for anti-aging ; Resources: The Wrinkle Cure by Nicholas Perricone
5/7/2002	Natural Health After Birth	Avia Jill Romm, midwife and journalist, discusses her complete guide to postpartum wellness; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/30/2002	Non-Toxic Approaches to Residential Pests	Arthur Slater, entomologist and integrated pest management expert from UC Berkeley, discusses non-toxic, alternative approaches to residential pest management; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/23/2002	Dual-Brain Psychology: An Update	Psychiatrist Fredric Schiffer, MD, discusses the latest research in dual-brain psychology; Resources: Of Two Minds: The Revolutionary Science of Dual-Brain Psychology by Fredric Schiffer
4/16/2002	Childhood Autism: A Nutritional Approach	Bernard Rimland, PhD, a research psychologist and founcer of the Autism Research Institute discusses the biological foundation for neurological disorders; Resources: Autism Research Institute www.autismwebsite.com/ari/
4/2/2002	The Testosterone Syndrome	Dr. Eugene Shippen discusses his book about the use of supplemental testosterone to treat a variety of ailments; Resources: The Testosterone Syndrome by Eugene Shippen
3/26/2002	Ecological Medicine	Kenny Ausubel, founder of the Bioneers Conference discusses the future of healing using ecological medicine; Resources: Ecological Medicine edited by Kenny Ausubel and the Bioneers Conference www.bioneers.org
2/19/2002	What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer	Physician Dr. John Lee, MD and biochemist Dr. David Zava, PhD discuss their new book on why conventional treatments don't work; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
2/5/2002	The Paleo Diet	Dr. Loren Cordain, discusses his book on the Paleolithic diet and exercise and implications for modern humans; Resources: The Paleo Diet by Loren Cordain
1/29/2002	How Food and Exercise Regulate Mood	Professor of Psychology Dr. Robert Thayer discusses research on the relationship between food, physical activity, and mood; Resources: Calm Energy by Robert Thayer
1/22/2002	Exercise: an Integrative Perspective	Health Educator Layna Berman reviews disease protection and nutrient requirements; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/15/2002	Vitamin D: How Much? An Update	Researcher Dr. Reinhold Vieth from the University of Toronto and Mt. Sinai Hospital in Toronto, Canada; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/8/2002	Vaccinations	Herbalist and midwife Avia Jill Romm discusses how parents can make invformed decisions about vaccination; Resources: Vaccinations: a Thoughtful Parent's Guide by Avia Jill Romm
12/18/2001	Orthomolecular Medicine: Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies	Orthomolecular Physican Dr. Richard Kunin MD compares conventional medicine to nutrient based medicine.; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society www.ohmsociety.com ; Orthomolecular Medicne News Service www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns
12/11/2001	Adrenal Fatigue	Dr. James Wilson, ND, DC, PhD discusses diagnosis and healing of adrenal fatigue; Resources: Adrenal Fatigue by James Wilson
12/4/2001	Sleep	Pioneer sleep researcher, Dr. William Dement, MD, PhD; Resources: The Promise of Sleep by William Dement
11/27/2001	Surviving the Holidays	Health integrationist Layna Berman discusses trategies for preserving immunity, and for avoiding weight gain and burnout; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/13/2001	Hormones and Cancer	Dr. David Zava, PhD, Director of ZRT Labs.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
10/30/2001	Healing: Bridging Body and Mind	Health Integrationist Layna Berman; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/16/2001	Kitchen Table Wisdom	Dr. Rachel Remen, MD; Resources: Kitchen Table Wisdom and My Grandfather's Blessings by Rachel Remen
10/2/2001	Autoimmunity and Disease	Researcher Dr. Garth Nicholson; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/25/2001	The Biological Consequences of Stress	Stanford Professor and neurobiologist Dr. Robert Sapolsky; Resources: Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers and The Trouble With Testosterone Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers and The Trouble With Testosterone by Robert Sapolsky
8/7/2001	Exercise: How it Works	Health Integrationist Layna Berman discusses exercise and health; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/24/2001	Treating MS with Transdermal Histimine and Supplements	Researcher Dr. George Gillson, MD, PhD discusses new treatments for multiple sclerosis; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/17/2001	Preventing Arthritis	Science writer Martin Zucker discusses nonpharmaceutical arthritis prevention; Resources: Preventing Arthritis by Ronald Lawrence and Martin Zucker
7/10/2001	Dietary Fat Update	Lipid researcher Mary Enig, PhD discusses the latest on dietary fats; Resources: Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
7/3/2001	I Only Say This Because I Love You	Psychologist Deborah Tannen discusses her book on communication in families; Resources: I Only Say This Because I Love You by Deborah Tannen
6/12/2001	Addiction-Free Naturally	Herbalist Brigitte Mars discusses her book about the treatment of addiction using non-invasive, natural therapies; Resources: Addiction-Free Naturally by Brigitte Mars
6/5/2001	The Omega 3 Connection	Dr. Andrew Stoll MD discusses his book about the use of omega 3 fatty acids to treat psychiatric symptoms; Resources: The Omega 3 Connection by Andrew Stoll
5/15/2001	Trust Us, We're Experts	Journalist John Stauber exposes the spin doctors of industrialized science in his book; Resources: Trust Us, We're Experts by Sheldon Rampton and John Stauber
4/24/2001	Why is Cancer Killing Our Pets?	Deborah Straw examines treaments and protection; Resources: Why is Cancer Killing Our Pets? by Deborah Straw
4/10/2001	Medical Marijuana	Chris Conrad discusses the medicinal uses of marijuana; Resources: Hemp for Health by Chris Conrad
3/13/2001	Alternative Cancer Update	Kenny Ausubel, founder of the Bioneers Conference, discusses alternative cancer treatment and prevention; Resources: When Healing Becomes a Crime by Kenny Ausubel and the Bioneers Conference www.bioneers.org
3/6/2001	A General Theory of Love	Dr. Thomas Lewis MD discusses the physiology of love and how it heals us; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/20/2001	Health Support While Healing Trauma	Layna Berman, Health Integrationist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/13/2001	Healing Stress Through the Body	Dr. Peter Levine PhD; Resources: Waking the Tiger by Peter Levine
2/6/2001	Cholesterol Myths	Researcher Dr. Uffe Ravnskov MD, PhD, discusses the fallacies behind the heart-cholesterol theory; Resources: Cholesterol Myths by Uffe Ravnskov, MD, PhD www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm
1/30/2001	Hepatitis C & Naturopathic Treatment	Chemist and Naturopathic Physican Dr. Davis Lamson From the Tahoma Clinic; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/19/2000	Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature	Science writer, Janine Benyus; Resources: Biomimicry Institute; Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature by Janine Benyus
12/12/2000	How to Care for Aging Parents	Virginia Morris discusses her complete guide; Resources: How to Care for Aging Parents by Virginia Morris
11/28/2000	Vitamin D: Toxic or Bone Saver?	Dr. Reinhold Vieth PhD discusses his research about safe limits for preventing vitamin D deficiency bone loss; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/21/2000	Alternative Treatments for Prostate Cancer	Dr. Nicolas Gonzalez discusses non-invasive options for the treatment of prostate cancer; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/14/2000	Men's Health	Health Integrationist Layna Berman discusses health problems of men including dietary, hormonal and lifestyle solutions; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/7/2000	Natural Healing For Mental Disorders	Dr. Eva Edelman N.D. ; Resources: Natural Healing For Schizophrenia by Eva Edelman
10/24/2000	The Multi-orgasmic Couple: The Art of Taoist Sexuality	Doug Abrams and his wife Rachel Carlton Abrams MD discuss their new book - Two hour pledge special; Resources: The Multi-orgasmic Couple: The Art of Taoist Sexuality by Doug Abrams and Rachel Carlton Abrams
10/17/2000	The Attack on and the Return of Alternative Cancer Therapies	Kenny Ausubel, founder of the Bioneers Conference, discusses the alternative cancer treatment of Dr. Harry Hoxsey; Resources: When Healing Becomes a Crime by Kenny Ausubel and the Bioneers Conference www.bioneers.org
10/10/2000	Memorial to the work of nutrient researcher Dr. Brian Leibovitz Phd	Ed Fry Consumer Advocate in the vitamin industry; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/19/2000	Insulin Resistance, Women, and Strength	Layna Berman, Health Integrationist reviews practical solutions; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/5/2000	Insulin Resistance and Heart Disease	Dr. Gerald Reaven MD discusses his discovery of Syndrome X; Resources: Syndrome X by Gerald Reaven
8/29/2000	Cell Phones & Cordless Technology: Are They a Danger to Our Children?	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage of Sage EMF Design discusses the dangers of cell and cordless phones as well as other sources of EMF radiation; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/15/2000	Evironmental Illness and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities	Health Integrationist Layna Berman; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/18/2000	Medical Radiation	Dr. John Gofman PhD discusses new research on the increased dangers of medical radiation.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/11/2000	Nutritive Cancer Therapy	Dr. Nicolas Gonzalez ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/4/2000	Exercise Prescriptions	Health Integrationist Layna Berman; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/20/2000	The Heart Stopper Gene: Small Particle LDL	Matthew Bayan discusses his experiences with small particle LDL; Resources: Eat Fat, Be Healthy by Matthew Bayan
6/13/2000	Obscure Diagnoses - Often missed ailments and their treatments	Orthomolecular Physican Dr. Richard Kunin; Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society www.ohmsociety.com ; Orthomolecular Medicne News Service www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns
6/6/2000	Talking to Your Children About Nutrition	Layna Berman, Health Integrationist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/30/2000	Natural Treatments For the Eyes	Dr. Jeffery Anshel, OD discusses his book; Resources: Smart Medicine for Your Eyes by Jeffery Anshel, DO www.cvconsulting.com
5/23/2000	The Truth About Dietary Fats	Dr. Mary Enig PhD, lipid researcher discusses her book; Resources: Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
5/16/2000	Natural Nutrition For Children	Dr. Abram Hoffer MD PhD discusses his nutrient-based approach to learning and behavior disorders in children; Resources: Dr Hoffer's ABCs of Natural Nutrition for Children by Abram Hoffer
4/25/2000	Nutritional Effects on Behavior in Schools and Prisons	Sociologist Stephen Schoenthaler, PhD discusses his long study showing a decrease in violent behavior and increase of IQ with the elimination of junk foods and the addition of a daily multi vitamin.; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/18/2000	Diabetes Treatment Options	Dr. Richard Bernstein MD; Resources: Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution by Richard Bernstein
4/11/2000	Reviewing Current Attacks on Antioxidants and Herbs	Brian Leibovitz PhD Editor-in-Chief of "The Journal of Optimal Nutrition"; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/28/2000	Breast and Prostate Cancer Risks	Physican John Lee, MD, and David Zava PhD, biochemist and breast cancer researcher discuss cancer risks for women and men posed by the use of drugs used to block sex hormones.; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
3/21/2000	Multi-orgasmic Man	Douglas Abrams discusses maintaining sexual exbuberance through middle age.; Resources: The Multi-orgasmic Man by Doug Abrams
3/14/2000	Medical Aromatherapy : Using Essential Oils to Treat Pathology	Julia Fischer, Medical Aromatherapist; Resources: Medical Aromatherapy and Advanced Aromatherapy by Dr. Kurt Schnaubelt
2/15/2000	Soy: Panacea or Poison?	Mike Fitzpatrick PhD Environmental chemist discusses the dangers of the overconsumption of soyfoods; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/8/2000	Digestive Wellness	Nutritionist Elizabeth Lipski, MS, CNN discusses gut health; Resources: Digestive Wellness and Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD www.innovativehealing.com
2/1/2000	Drugs and Mental Health	Elliot Valenstein PhD argues against the use of psychiatric medications; Resources: Blaming the Brain by Elliot Valenstein
1/18/2000	Safe Seafood	Dr. Steven Webster, Senior Marine Biologist at the Monterery Aquarium discusses safe and sustainable seafood options; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/4/2000	The Best Nutrition Stories of 99	Clara Felix; Resources: The Felix Letter: A Commentary on Nutrition smartlifeforum.org/thefelixletter.htm
12/14/1999	Preparing Your Body For and Recovering From Pregnancy	Trainer, Dancer, Helene Byrne, ACE ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/7/1999	Preventing and Treating Prenatal and Infant Trauma	Dr.William Emerson, PhD, pychologist - Emerson Training Seminars; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/23/1999	Natural Healing for Schizophrenia	Health Educator and Journalist Eva Edelman discusses a nutritional and orthomolecular approach ; Resources: Natural Healing For Schizophrenia by Eva Edelman
11/16/1999	Native African Diet Prevents the Presentation of Sickle Cell Anemia	West African researcher Dr. Oji Agbai, ND, PhD discusses how substances from traditional diets prevent and control sickle cell anemia and cancer. ; Resources: Sickle Cell Anemia: A Solution At Last by Oji Agbai
11/2/1999	Are Cell Phones Safe?	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage of Sage EMF Design discusses the dangers of cell and cordless phones as well as other sources of EMF radiation; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/26/1999	7 Weeks to Emotional Healing	Joan Mathews Larson PhD Using natural supplements to treat psychiatric symptoms; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/12/1999	Balancing Hormones Throughout Life	Physican Dr. John Lee and researcher Dr. David Zava PhD ; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
10/5/1999	The Heart Revolution	Kilmer McCulley MD Pathologist and discoverer of the homocysteine-heart disease connection discusses his new book; Resources: The Heart Revolution by Kilmer McCulley
9/28/1999	Nutritional Supplements For the Rest of Us (who just want to stay healthy)	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/21/1999	Antineoplastin: Brain Cancer Breakthrough	Stanislaw Burzynski MD, PhD ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/14/1999	Orthomolecular Medicine: Treating with Targeted Nutrient Therapies	Richard Kunin MD (S.F. Physican); Resources: Orthomolecular Health Medicine Society www.ohmsociety.com ; Orthomolecular Medicne News Service www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns
9/7/1999	Nutritional Therapy for Health Problems	Robert Crayhon, M.A., Nutritionist; Resources: Robert Crayhon's Nutrition Made Simple by Robert Crayhon
8/24/1999	Your Drug May Be Your Problem	Peter Breggin MD, Psychiatrist discusses the dangers of psychiatric medications; Resources: The Anti-Depressant Fact Book and Your Drug May Be Your Problem by Peter Breggin www.breggin.com
8/17/1999	The Dance of Anger	Harriet Lerner, PhD; Resources: The Dance of Anger and The Dance of Fear by Harriet Lerner
8/10/1999	Coping with Appropriate Paranoia	Psychiatrist Fredric Schiffer, MD, discusses paranoia and dual-brain psychology; Resources: Of Two Minds: The Revolutionary Science of Dual-Brain Psychology by Fredric Schiffer
6/8/1999	Dual Brain Psychology	Psychiatrist Fredric Schiffer, MD, discusses dual-brain psychology; Resources: Of Two Minds: The Revolutionary Science of Dual-Brain Psychology by Fredric Schiffer
5/25/1999	Male Vitality and Potency	Holistic physican, Dr. Jonathan Wright discusses his new book about natural remedies; Resources: Maximize Your Vitality and Potency by Jonathan Wright
5/18/1999	Healing Addiction and Eating Disorders with The Diet Cure	Julia Ross MA, nutritional psychologist discusses her new book; Resources: The Diet Cure by Julia Ross
5/11/1999	The Dangers of Under-resting and Overtraining: Exercise Prudence	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/4/1999	Healing HIV	Dr. Jon Kaiser, a physican with an integrated approach discusses his new book.; Resources: Healing HIV by Jon Kaiser
4/27/1999	The Promise of Sleep	Dr. William Dement, MD, PhD - pioneer in sleep medicine discusses his book; Resources: The Promise of Sleep by William Dement
4/20/1999	Role of Mycoplasmal Infections in Chronic Illness	Prof. Garth Nicolson, PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/6/1999	Childhood Autism	Bernard Rimland, PhD, research psychologist and founder of the Autism Research Institute; Resources: Autism Research Institute www.autismwebsite.com/ari/
3/2/1999	Paleolithic Diet How-to	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist discusses recipes and guidelines for pre-agrarian low carb, high protein diet; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/23/1999	Cancer and Nutrition	Robert Crayhon M.S.; Resources: The Carnitine Miracle and Robert Crayhon's Nutrition Made Simple by Robert Crayhon
2/2/1999	Treatment of Accelerated Aging and Diabetes with Protein and Fat	Dr. Ron Rosedale, M.D ; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/12/1999	Omega 3 Fatty Acids for Mental and Physical Health	Clara Felix; Resources: The Felix Letter: A Commentary on Nutrition smartlifeforum.org/thefelixletter.htm
1/5/1999	Meditation Made Easy	Meditation Trainer Lorin Roche, PhD; Resources: Meditation Made Easy by Lorin Roche
12/29/1998	Weight Resistance Training Programs	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/8/1998	The Hazards of Cell Phones and EMFs	Environmental consultant Cindy Sage of Sage EMF Design discusses the dangers of cell and cordless phones as well as other sources of EMF radiation; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/17/1998	Facts about Fats	Mary Enig PhD, lipid researcher; Resources: Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
11/10/1998	Marijuana as Medicine	Bill Zimmerman PhD; Resources: Is Marijuana the Right Medicine For You? by Bill Zimmerman, Nancy Crumpacker, and Rick Bayer
11/3/1998	The Pharmaceutical-ization of Vitamin Supplements	Edward Fry, Consumer Advocate; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/13/1998	Nutritional Strategies for Preventing Heart Disease	Nutritionist Robert Crayhon; Resources: The Carnitine Miracle and Robert Crayhon's Nutrition Made Simple by Robert Crayhon
9/29/1998	Examining Health Myths	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/22/1998	Homeopathic Remedies	Dr. Corey Weinstein, MD; Resources: Healing Homeopathic Remedies by Corey Weinstein
9/8/1998	Auto-Immunity and Lupus	Robert Lahita, MD and Henry Scammell; Resources: Lupus: Everything You Need To Know by Robert Lahita and The New Arthritis Breakthrough and Scleroderma by Henry Scammell
9/1/1998	Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder	Dr. Ian Osborn, MD; Resources: Tormenting Thoughts And Secret Rituals by Ian Osborn
8/18/1998	Exercise as Medicine	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/28/1998	Exercise: How Much?	Layna Berman Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/14/1998	The Hidden Dangers of Residential Pesticides	Entomologist, Arthur Slater MS, Instructor Structural Pest Control U.C. Berkeley and Justin Ruben, Pesticide Watch; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/7/1998	High Protein and Super Nutrients	Robert Crayhon MS; Resources: The Carnitine Miracle and Robert Crayhon's Nutrition Made Simple by Robert Crayhon
6/23/1998	Breast Cancer and Hormones	Dr. David Zava, Research Biochemist; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
6/9/1998	Becoming One With Nature	Tai Chi and Quigong Martin Lee PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/26/1998	Training From the Inside Out: Securing the Trunk	Layna Berman Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
5/12/1998	Before the Change: Taking Charge of Your Perimenopause	Ann Louise Gittleman, MS, CNS; Resources: Before the Change: Taking Charge of Your Perimenopause by Ann Louise Gittleman
5/5/1998	Natural Dental Remedies	Dr. Flora Parsa Stay DDS; Resources: The Complete Book of Dental Remedies by Flora Parsa Stay
4/28/1998	Living with Chronic Illness	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/31/1998	De-mystifying Thyroid Disorders	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/24/1998	Should You Leave? Intimacy and autonomy	Psychologist Dr. Peter Kramer; Resources: Should You Leave? Intimacy and Autonomy by Peter Kramer
3/17/1998	Eating Disorders Allergy/Addiction	Julia Ross MFCC, director Recovery Systems; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/10/1998	Environmentally Healthy Home	David Kibbey, Natural Building Consultant; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/3/1998	Potatoes not Prozac Overcoming sugar addiction	Kathleen DesMaisons, PhD; Resources: Potatoes Not Prozac: Overcoming Sugar Addiction by Kathleen DesMaisons
2/10/1998	Achieving Emotional Literacy	Psychologist Claude Steiner, PhD; Resources: Emotional Literacy by Claude Steiner
2/3/1998	The Biology of the Human Predicament	Robert Sapolsky PhD Stanford Prof., MacArthur Grant Receipt.; Resources: Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers and The Trouble With Testosterone by Robert Sapolsky
1/27/1998	The Molecules of Emotion: Why You Feel the Way You Feel	Candace Pert PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/20/1998	Dispelling Myths about Weight Resistance Training	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/6/1998	You're Not Old Until You're Ninety... Best to be Prepared However	Rebecca Latimer, age 92; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/16/1997	The Biology of Stress	Robert Sapolsky PhD ; Resources: Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers and The Trouble With Testosterone by Robert Sapolsky
11/11/1997	Natural Hormone Replacement	Dr. Jonathan Wright MD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/4/1997	Inner Voice and Intuition in Healing	Myrtle Heery PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/28/1997	Environmental Illness and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/21/1997	Thyroid Health	Dr. Stephen Langer MD; Resources: Solved: the Riddle of Illness by Stephen Langer
10/7/1997	Detoxification and Healing	Dr. Sydney Baker MD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/23/1997	Healing Arthritis the Natural Way	Luke Bucci PhD, CNS, CCN; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/16/1997	How to Protect Your Heart From Your Doctor: Alternatives to Bypass Surgery and Angioplasty	Dr. Howard Wayne MD; Resources: Do You Really Need Bypass Surgery? A Second Opinion and How to Protect Your Heart From Your Doctor by Howard Wayne, MD and The Noninvasive Heart Center www.heartprotect.com
9/9/1997	Why Women Fall Apart and How They can Recreate Their Lives	Martha Beck PhD, psychologist; Resources: Breaking Point by Martha Beck
9/2/1997	Nourishing Traditions	Sally Fallon and Dr. Mary Enig discuss their book; Resources: Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon, Know Your Fats by Mary Enig, and Weston A. Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org
8/26/1997	Health Strategies for the Highly Sensitive	Health Educator Layna Berman; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/15/1997	Male Depression	Psychologist Terrence Real discusses overt and covert depression in men; Resources: I Don't Want To Talk About It: Overcoming the Secret Legacy of Male Depression by Terrence Real
7/1/1997	Natural Skin Care	Joni Loughran discusses skin care; Resources: Joni Loughran's Natural Skin Care by Joni Loughran
6/20/1997	Exercise: Getting Started, Starting Over	Health Educator Layna Berman, with an editorial by research biochemist Dr. David Zava; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and ZRT Laboratory www.zrtlab.com
6/17/1997	The Life of the Skin	Dr. Arthur Balin and Dr. Lorreta Pratt Balin discuss their book; Resources: The Life of the Skin by Arthur Balin and Lorreta Pratt Balin
6/10/1997	Safe Drinking Water	Colin Ingram discusses safe drinking water.; Resources: The Drinking Water Book by Colin Ingram
6/3/1997	Seven Weeks to Sobriety	Dr. Joan Mathews Larson discusses her book; Resources: Seven Weeks to Sobriety by Joan Mathews Larson
5/6/1997	Nutrition Update	Nutritionist Clara Felix discusses the latest research in nutrition.; Resources: The Felix Letter: A Commentary on Nutrition smartlifeforum.org/thefelixletter.htm
4/22/1997	The Challenges of Middle Age	Health Educator Layna Berman; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/15/1997	Dr. Burzynski and the FDA	Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski MD, PhD discusses his battles with the cancer establishment; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
4/8/1997	Chronic Illness and Gut Health	Nutritionist Dr. Elizabeth Lipski discusses digestive wellness; Resources: Digestive Wellness and Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, PhD www.innovativehealing.com
4/1/1997	Hormones and the Heart	Physician Dr. John Lee, MD; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
2/25/1997	Awakenings	Neurologist Oliver Sacks, MD; Resources: Awakenings by Oliver Sacks
2/11/1997	Nutrition and the Endrocrine System	Ray Peat PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
1/14/1997	Who's in the Zone?	Barry Sears PhD Versus Robert Crayhon MS, Nutritionist; Resources: The Carnitine Miracle and Robert Crayhon's Nutrition Made Simple by Robert Crayhon and Enter the Zone by Barry Sears
1/7/1997	Brain Health Update	Dr. Parris Kidd PhD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/17/1996	Chronic Fatigue	William Collinge MPH, PhD and Dr. Paul Chaney MD, PhD; Resources: Recovering From Chronic Fatigue Syndrome by William Collinge and Paul Chaney
12/10/1996	Liver Health Supplements and De-mystifying EFAs	Dr. Parris Kidd Biochemist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
12/3/1996	The Highly Sensitive Person	PsychologistDr. Elaine Aron; Resources: The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine Aron
11/12/1996	Thyroid/Progesterone and Diet	Raymond Peat PhD Biologist, Researcher; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/24/1996	The Art of Self-Care	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/17/1996	What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause	Physician Dr. John Lee, MD; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
7/30/1996	Training With a Chronic Illness	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
7/9/1996	The Complete Book of Dental Remedies	Flora Parsa Stay DDS; Resources: The Complete Book of Dental Remedies by Flora Parsa Stay
7/2/1996	The Psychology of Exercise	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
6/25/1996	Sleep Thieves	Stanley Coren PhD; Resources: Sleep Thieves by Stanley Coren
6/18/1996	Care for Aging Parents	Journalist Virginia Morris; Resources: How to Care for Aging Parents by Virginia Morris
4/16/1996	Mind/Body/Spirit Approaches to Cancer Treatment	Dr. Carl Simonton, MD Cancer Specialist; Resources: The Healing Journey by Carl Simonton
4/2/1996	The Art of Weight Training	Layna Berman, Health Integration Specialist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
3/19/1996	Between Heaven and Earth: Chinese Medicine	Harriet Benfield, Accupuncturist; Resources: Between Heaven and Earth: A Guide to Chinese Medicine by Harriet Benfield
3/12/1996	Zen And Psychotherapy	Steven Weintraub, Psychologist and Zen Buddhist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
2/20/1996	Headache Free	Dr. Roger Cady MD, Headache Specialist; Resources: Headache Free by Roger Cady
2/13/1996	The Good Marriage	Judith Wallerstein, Clinical Psychologist; Resources: The Good Marriage by Judith Wallerstein
1/16/1996	The Dark Side of Love: The Positive Role of Our Negative Feelings	Jane Goldberg PhD; Resources: The Dark Side of Love by Jane Goldberg
1/9/1996	The History of Diet	Mark Nathan Cohen, Professor of Anthropology; Resources: Health and the Rise of Civilization by Mark Nathan Cohen
1/2/1996	A New Approach to Change: Natural Progesterone	Physician Dr. John Lee, MD; Resources: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer by John Lee and David Zava and What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause by John Lee
12/19/1995	Different Approaches to Homeopathy	Nicola Henriques, LicLCCH, MHMA, BRCP and Dana Ullman, MPH; Resources: Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines: Safe and Effective Remedies for You and Your Family by Stephen Cummings and Dana Ullman and Homeopathic Educational Services www.homeopathic.com
12/5/1995	A Balanced Approach to Improved Brain Function	Parris Kidd PhD, Biochemist, Researcher in Product Development; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
11/21/1995	Radiation Exposure: Are You at Risk?	John Gofman MD, PhD, Nuclear Physical Chemistry, Prof of Molecular and Cell Biology, UC; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
10/10/1995	Magic and the Voice of the Body	Deepak Chopra, MD; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
9/26/1995	Native American Herbal Medicine	Karyn Sanders, Clinical Herbologist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/29/1995	Creating a Non-toxic Home and Office	David Kibbey, Nat. Building Ntwrk and David Bierman, Accupuncturist; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman
8/15/1995	Arthritis: Everyday Life as a Healing	Darlene Cohen, MA; Resources: Arthritis: Stop Suffering, Start Moving by Darlene Cohen
8/8/1995	Exposing Supplement Myths	Ed Fry, Consumer Advocate; Resources: Too Much Medicine, Not Enough Health by Jeffry Fawcett and Layna Berman

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