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Gluten Sensitivities

Special guest Dr. Thomas O’Bryan joins to talk all things gluten.

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11/15/2008

The Importance of Sleep for Good Health

Let nutrition be the solution to your sleep problems.

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11/8/2008

How to Avoid Holiday Weight Gain

Cookie, eggnog lattés and more make it all too easy to pack on the pounds.

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11/1/2008

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How Real Food Can Prevent Childhood Obesity

Tips on how you can provide an environment that will help all children eat better.

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10/25/2008

Addictive and Compulsive Eating

Understand the cause of compulsive eating and the solutions.

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10/18/2008

Maintain Your Memory

Learn how eating real food and healthy fats can keep your brain healthy.

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10/11/2008

The Vitamin D Connection

Make sure you're getting enough vitamin D to ensure good health.

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10/4/2008

Nutritional Approach to PMS

Eat right to reduce your cramps, moodiness, tenderness, headaches and more.

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9/27/2008

The Cholesterol Myth

We’re clearing up the national misunderstanding that fat increased cholesterol.

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9/20/2008

Plantar Fascitis

Nutritional solutions to your achy and painful feet.

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9/13/2008

ADD/ADHD: Nutrition Can Help

ADD/ADHD isn’t caused by a deficiency in Ritalin but often a deficiency in nutrition.

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9/6/2008

How to Keep Your Eyes Healthy

Avoid macular degeneration, dry eyes, and floaters with real food.

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8/30/2008

Stress-Busting Nutrition

Stress accounts for 75-90% of all primary Dr. visits in the U.S., learn how nutrition can help.

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8/23/2008

Anti-Aging

90% of how healthy we age is related to nutrition and lifestyle.

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8/16/2008

Nutrition and Cancer

Learn the key nutrients that will help protect you from cancer as well as which foods do harm.

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8/9/2008

The Food Connection to Low Moods

Powerful nutrition information to help you start feeling better.

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8/2/2008

How Food Affects Fertility

Eat this, not that to promote your fertility.

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7/26/2008

How to Get to Sleep

If you're tired and not getting enough sleep regularly, this is the show for you!

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7/19/2008

Cardiovascular Health

We dispel cardiovascular diet myths patients have been told for years.

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6/28/2008

Osteoporosis and Bone Health

Learn how to eat so you can avoid week and fragile bones from osteoporosis.

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6/21/2008

Insulin Resistance

Get just the right amount of insulin by eating real food.

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6/14/2008

Anxiety

Prescriptions aren’t the answer, real food is.

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6/7/2008

Asthma

Understand the connection between what kids eat and their asthma symptoms.

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5/31/2008

Gluten-free Eating: The Sugar Trap!

Don’t trade one harm for another, learn to recognize products to avoid.

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5/24/2008

Eczema, Psoriasis and Acne

Change your diet to alleviate these common skin issues.

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5/17/2008

Good Calories, Bad Calories

Gary Taubes, author of "Good Calories, Bad Calories," joins the show to debunk the myth that we get fat by eating fat.

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5/10/2008

Menopause Call-in Show

You could be triggering your unpleasant menopause symptoms by what you’re eating.

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4/26/2008

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