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Dr. Decker Weiss, a naturopathic physician and cardiologist is a leading expert in both conventional and integrative medicine. He shares on Late Night Health Radio evidence that medicine practiced by Hippocrates still has a huge influence on many common and not-so-common ailments. Dr. Weiss says the foundations of medicine are rooted in ancient Greek tradition and the greatest physician of that time was Hippocrates, known as the founder of medicine, who based his practice on observations and study of the human body with the belief that illness has a physical and rational explanation. Dr. Weiss visits with Mark Alyn on Late Night Health.
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Dr. Decker Weiss, a naturopathic physician and cardiologist, is a leading expert in both conventional and integrative medicine. He shares on Late Night Health Radio evidence that medicine practiced by Hippocrates still has a huge influence on many common and not-so-common ailments. Dr. Weiss says the foundations of medicine are rooted in ancient Greek tradition and the greatest physician of that time was Hippocrates, known as the founder of medicine, who based his practice on observations and study of the human body with the belief that illness has a physical and rational explanation. Dr. Weiss speaks with Mark Alyn on this episode of Late Night Health.
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Ed Weidenfeld, a prominent Washington attorney, seeking relief in any possible way asked his neurologist about the efficacy of cannabis. His neurologist was skeptical and cautioned against the dangers of the many contaminants that can be found in cannabis obtained from the black market. Weidenfeld queried multiple experts for the name of a source that could be trusted. Ed speaks with Mark Alyn about how cannabis has helped him fight Parkinson's.
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Ed Weidenfeld, a prominent Washington attorney, seeking relief in any possible way asked his neurologist about the efficacy of cannabis. His neurologist was skeptical and cautioned against the dangers of the many contaminants that can be found in cannabis obtained from the black market. Weidenfeld queried multiple experts for the name of a source that could be trusted. Ed discusses how Parkinson's has treated him and how he treats Parkinson's with Mark Alyn.
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When your career is coaching college football and you spend two hours outside of practice exercisingevery day, one of the last concerns on your mind is being diagnosed with a serious medical condition. The unthinkable happened to Don Horton, however, when he was informed he had Parkinson’s disease. Don’s diagnose not only led to changes with his body, career and life, it inspiredhis wife Maura to return to the workforce becoming an entrepreneur and the inventor of MagnaReady®.MagnaReady®is the first fashionable dress shirt infused with a magnetic closure system designed specifically for people with limited mobility and dexterity.Maura explains how she became a buesiness owner to help her husband to Mark Alyn.
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In his 5th book, Radical Mindfulness, bestselling author Daniel Gutierrez takes us on a truth-seeking journey to the center of ourselves, where past and future do not exist, where the real magic lies only in the present moment. Following the divine breadcrumbs, Daniel travels to the peeks of Machu Picchu, the tops of the Himalayas, and the depths of the Amazon. DAniel shares his insights about life with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.
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Advisor to the Department of White House Personnel for the Obama Administration, one of the “Top 100 Hispanics in America,” and in-demand fortune 500 success consultant, Daniel Gutierrez realizes that underneath it all, something is missing. Sitting atop Manhattan’s Grand Havana Room at the height of success, Daniel has mastered the outer game. But at what cost? Was it all an illusion? Daniel shares his insights with Mark Alyn on this episode of Late Night Health.
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Kenneth Todd Nelson: He’s part of the 1%... no, not that 1%. Only one percent of men are diagnosed with breast cancer. Kenneth is not only part of that 1% but he’s also a millennial… another alarming breast cancer statistic. Thankfully, he’s also been, officially, a survivor the past six months and wants to share his journey to educate and help others. He urges testing for anything unusual. That’s what saved his life. An actor (One Life To Live) and successful entrepreneur, (Good Credit Builders) Kenneth is articulate and charismatic. His non-profit will also have a team of 100 people + at the MORE THAN PINK Walk™.
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Stacey Kim-Jackson: Stacy’s breast cancer journey began when her older sister, a radiologist in Chicago, was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2017 and underwent genetic testing. She tested positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation.
Stacey was tested that December and was also BRCA1 positive. When she saw her doctor early in January, 2018, a day before her daughter’s, Riley, first birthday, she recommended that Stacey have a mammogram to have a baseline for the future. The future turned out to be then. The mammogram revealed a lump. The subsequent biopsy tested positive for breast cancer. First, Stacey underwent fertility treatments to preserve eggs for the future. By February, she started chemo for six months, then had a double mastectomy in August. She is now cancer free. A professor at Whittier Law School, Stacey and her husband, Eric, hope to have other children. Then she plans to have her ovaries removed.
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One day we hear coffee is good for you and the next day it’s responsible for creating fat cells. Who are we to believe? Why is it that some foods and ingredients are deemed health heroes, when other foods and ingredients are villainized?
Felicia Stoler, registered dietitian nutritionist and author of “Living Skinny in Fat Genes” says most people are just catching the headlines about certain foods and nutrients and they aren’t always accurate. Since few of us have the time it takes to do our own research to confirm if the source on the Internet is telling the truth about what we are putting on our plates, Stoler joins us on Late Night Health to shed light on the foods that have gotten a bad rap that is undeserved and explains why popular breakfast foods like eggs, yogurt and coffee are actually healthy for you to include in your diet!
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