
Empowering you to make wise decisions about your own health, by providing you with essential health information about both medical and alternative treatment options. 921997
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 569 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & FitnessKids & Family | |||

Most of us fear a diagnosis of cancer. If it has a serious prognosis, as lung cancer does, the diagnosis suddenly changes your life expectancy and how you imagine your life unfolding. In this episode, we talk with a physician who did research with pa... more
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women, while prostate cancer is the most common for men. In 2022, the CDC found that approximately 255,000 men got a prostate cancer diagnosis. The same year, doctors diagnosed nearly 280,000 women wi... more
We are only about a month into fall, but flu season is already underway. Today we are considering the best actions to take against winter infections. First, however, we asked our guest expert about measles. There have been large outbreaks in so many ... more
Do you run out of go-power in the middle of the morning? Maybe you find it hard to focus and your ability to call on your memory is strained. Or perhaps you suffer from an after-lunch slump. Some people find that their brain fog is troublesome most o... more
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You can’t competently extrapolate very far from a study of 42 people. Please watch how you present studies like this. Also, if one truly could not internally visualize a shape- handwriting would not be possible. If one cannot somehow see a letter before you write it, it would not be possible to write it. Perhaps one does not actually ‘see’ the letter in their mind’s eye, but on some level, this must be happening, otherwise the shape of the letter would come out different, every single time. Thin... more
As a practicing surgical and trauma PA, I learn a lot from The People’s Pharmacy and the expert panel. Not only do I implement changes to my personal health, but also thoroughly consider and review literature when applying to my professional work. I am acutely aware of complications of modern medicine. I really appreciate The People’s Pharmacy approach of functional medicine and, when appropriate, “less is more”.
This cute boomer couple kinda reminds me of my parents. They are well educated on topics, have great guests, and most importantly Joe and Terry talk about common issues that everyone is or will deal with at some point in their lives. There’s to much about Covid, that’s my only issue. It’s always brief, and nothing to sweat. It affected everyone differently.
Love the show.
They cover a wide variety of medical topics in depth and with great guest interviews. They often recommended less invasive, less expensive alternatives that work better than traditional cures. Highly, highly recommended!
I had the pleasure of catching an the interview with Dr. Alan Hamilton and was very drawn by the topic of his research and his academic profile which has allowed him to push the understanding of our brain and neuro science! Keep up the great work! Episodes are fascinating and educational!
Kind regards and humble thanks,
PJL
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Weekly conversations translate medical research and health news into practical guidance for everyday decisions. Joe and Terry Graedon interview clinicians, researchers, and other specialists about a wide range of concerns, including cancer, infections, brain health, fertility, chronic disease, medications, nutrition, and complementary approaches. Interviews are paired with patient stories, explanations of treatment options, and advice on questions to raise with a healthcare provider.
The distinctive focus is on helping people weigh evidence and make informed choices, including when to consider lower-cost or less invasive options and when a claim needs more scrutiny. Topics range from conventional diagnosis and treatment to diet, lifestyle,... more
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2. Carey Anders
3. Andrew Armstrong
4. Roger Seheult
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