Dr. John Sarno revolutionized medicines approach to back pain with his book, "The Divided Mind," in the 1980s. His thesis is that conventional therapies like surgery are over-utilized and dont get to the root of the problem which is TMStension myoneura

Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Ira Rashbaum of NYU Langones Rusk Rehabilitation.

New drug to curb post-partum depressionbut nutritional solutions abound; Calcium score 225what to do? Should you peel fruits and vegetables to avoid exposure to harmful agricultural chemicals? Fish oil for high blood pressure? Best exercise for hyperten

The plot against fish oil supplements; Top patient advocacy groups are rife with pharmaceutical influence; Why are urinary problems so prevalent after hysterectomy? Do anti-inflammatory supplements interfere with bone healing? Forestalling heart rhythm p

The increasing prevalence of autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases - an urgent call to action.

Study: Scans for coronary artery plaque should determine statin use; Is there a limit to how much turmeric I can take every day? Are there any other supplements to complement it?; If your cells are damaged and they can be repaired, does that equate to bet

I have spike antibody values at 1,880. Does this result warrant a booster shot?; How much more vitamin D can I take to increase my levels?; Do you think Relief Factor is worth the 3-week trial?; Could you discuss bronchiectasis and any natural treatments?

Turkish MD Dr. Sarper Diler joins us for a discussion of The Gonzalez Protocol. Dr. Diler is Chairman of the Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation Scientific Advisory Board, whose goal is to perpetuate the legacy of the late Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, and make his un

Dr. Hoffman continues his conversation with Dr. Sarper Diler, Chairman of the Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation Advisory Board, about The Gonzalez Protocol for treating patients with all types of cancers as well as patients with degenerative diseases.

Hypothyroidism, also commonly referred to as Hashimotos disease, affects millions. Antonio C. Bianco, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago and author of Rethinking Hypothyroidism: Why Treatment Must Change and What Patients Can Do