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Brought to you by The Institute of Natural Health, Naturally Speaking is an alternative health podcast. We discuss a new topic each podcast, including natural therapies for many different conditions.
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Causes of depression and tips to combat
Infertility and healthy fertility from a functional medicine perspective
Functional Medicine Blood and Hormone testing
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss gut health and stool testing.
The doctors talk about gluten with Andrea's Gluten Free.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss diabetes.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health talk gluten with Nikki Everett from The Gluten Free/Allergen Free Wellness events.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss the topic of pain
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health dive into gut health and its importance.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss benefits of IV nutrient therapy
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health talk about the thyroid from a functional medicine perspective.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health tackle weight loss myths.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss causes of fatigue and how to address those.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health outline steps to take control of your health.
The doctors of The Institute of Natural Health discuss the #1 killer in the US- Cardiovascular Disease. Are you at risk? How to prevent cardiovascular disease with at home tips and treatments. Radio show originally aired 6-5-16
Special guest Mark Macdonald, a New York Times Bestselling author, owner of Venice Nutrition, and expert nutritionist for CNN and HLN.
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Love and appreciate your show, particularly the program on diabetes, but wondering...what about vegetarians?? Beans are carbohydrates (as well as being proteins). Personally, as a person with insulin resistance, they do raise my blood sugar, especially the quicker cooking ones, such as lentils and split peas. However, they are an absolutely crucial part of a vegetarian diet. Love to hear your thoughts. Thanks. Donna