The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how Bob Kennedy believes wearable tech can help Americans monitor their health, but there are privacy concerns. Casey Means, nominated for Surgeon General, owns companies making these devices, raising conflict of interest worries. Critics fear government tracking of personal health data. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on this important issue! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how in the late 1800s, a scientist named Meischner found a special chemical in white blood cells. He thought it might affect how we look and act. But, because he used strong acids to find it, we can’t be sure if it was really there or just made during the process. So, his idea remains unproven. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about putting together a giant puzzle without seeing the picture on the box. That’s what scientists faced with the Human Genome Project. Just like guessing the order of words in a book you’ve never read, they had to figure out the human genome’s sequence. This challenge means some pieces might still be missing. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this episode of the Dr. Bryan Ardis Show, Dr. Bryan Ardis and Dr. Henry Ely explore the world of health and wellness. They discuss the impact of light on our bodies, the role of vaccines, and the influence of pharmaceutical companies. Tune in to learn how to maintain a healthy home and make informed health choices. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how microplastics are tiny plastic pieces found everywhere, even in our bodies. Dr. Rupachari explains how they can cause health problems like tiredness and weight gain. To stay healthy, try using glass or stainless steel bottles instead of plastic ones. Simple changes, like eating sulfur-rich foods and getting good sleep, can help reduce microplastic effects. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how if you feel pain when you pee or notice pus after sex, it might seem like a bacterial infection. But, just because antibiotics help doesn’t mean bacteria are the cause. To be sure, doctors need to find actual bacteria. It’s important to get the right evidence to understand what’s really happening. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
DrTomCowan talks about how instead of taking vitamin A pills, women should eat natural fats like butter from grass-fed cows, lard, or ghee. These fats can help improve health and fertility better than supplements. The author believes real foods are more nourishing and safer than synthetic substitutes, making them a smarter choice for overall well-being. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks with Daniel Roitas, a naturopath and nutritionist, who challenges the germ theory of disease in his book, “Can You Catch a Cold?” He explores failed experiments that question if illnesses truly spread from person to person. Roitas believes our health depends more on environment, diet, and stress. His work encourages us to rethink traditional medical beliefs. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Bryan Ardis challenges the idea that tetanus only comes from rusty nails and questions the need for repeated vaccines. He highlights natural remedies like vitamin C and magnesium, which have shown promising results in treating tetanus. The article encourages readers to explore these alternatives and understand the broader options available for managing this condition. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall talks about how Daniel Roitas, a naturopath and nutritionist, challenges the germ theory of disease in his book, “Can You Catch a Cold?” He explores failed experiments that question if illnesses truly spread from person to person. Roitas believes our health depends more on environment, diet, and stress. His work encourages us to rethink traditional medical beliefs. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.









