NHA Health Science Podcast

In a world increasingly focused on holistic well-being, the synergy between plant-based nutrition, gardening, and global health stands as a ray of hope for health, the animals, and the planet. In a recent episode of the @NHAHealthSciencePodcast, @DrFrankSabatino talked with Dr. Jeffrey Pierce, a distinguished medical physician deeply committed to promoting holistic health.

Dr. Pierce's passion for empowering individuals to thrive resonates with timeless wisdom. From the verdant fields of his garden to the corridors of telehealth (Love.Life/Telehealth), his journey epitomizes the transformative potential of embracing plant-based living and holistic wellness.

As a medical professional specializing in high-risk obstetrics, Dr. Pierce witnessed the transformative potential of plant-based healthcare in mitigating chronic illnesses. This experience spurred him to integrate evidence-based science into clinical practice, advocating for lifestyle interventions to address the root causes of disease.

Dr. Pierce's dedication to global health has led him to champion healthcare initiatives in regions like Kenya and Sudan, highlighting the universal significance of equitable access to healthcare and the imperative of addressing health disparities.

Navigating diverse communities, Dr. Pierce pioneers innovative programs that integrate nutrition education with culinary arts, fostering a holistic approach to health resonating with individuals from all walks of life. Gardening emerges as a conduit for nurturing vitality and fostering connection with nature, illuminating the symbiotic relationship between cultivating wholesome foods and cultivating well-being.

Dr. Pierce's unwavering commitment to health, compassion, and sustainability serves as a guiding light, illuminating pathways toward a future where vibrant health and well-being are accessible to all. Explore more at www.HealthScience.org/podcast/076-Jeffrey-Pierce.

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Did you know that by 2050, the global population of individuals aged 60 and over is projected to reach 2 billion? With this growth come the issues of health that plague many seniors. Yet, it doesn't need to be this way.

Join us on the #NHAhealthsciencepodcast hosted by @DrFrankSabatino as we welcome Angela Fischetti, a leading advocate for senior health and wellness. Angela and Dr. Sabatino discuss invaluable insights on prioritizing mobility and embracing plant-based nutrition for vibrant aging. Don't miss this enlightening discussion!

In today's society, the perception of aging needs a paradigm shift. Angela Fischetti emphasizes the importance of redefining aging as a time of opportunity and vitality rather than decline. By making simple lifestyle changes such as regular exercise and consuming whole foods, we can significantly enhance the quality of life for older adults across the globe.

Angela firmly believes that every individual, regardless of age, deserves access to resources and support to live their healthiest, happiest life. By challenging ageist stereotypes and advocating for a holistic approach to wellness, we can empower older adults to thrive at every stage of life. From practicing yoga to enjoying nutrient-rich meals, there are numerous ways to prioritize self-care and longevity.

Enjoy the full podcast episode featuring Angela Fischetti at: www.HealthScience.org/podcast/075-Angela-Fischetti

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Dr. Niki Davis, a former rocket scientist turned board-certified physician in lifestyle medicine, was a recent guest on the NHA Health Science Podcast, hosted by the esteemed Dr. Frank Sabatino. 

Dr. Davis brings a unique perspective to the table, blending her scientific background with her passion for holistic wellness and plant-based nutrition. With Love.Life/Telehealth, she's pioneering a new era of healthcare, offering personalized telehealth services that prioritize preventive care and lifestyle interventions.

Through Love.Life/Telehealth, Dr. Davis provides comprehensive consultations, empowering patients to make informed choices about their health. 

Here are three tips she shared for transitioning to a plant-based diet:

• Start gradually by incorporating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes into your meals. • Experiment with plant-based recipes and cooking techniques to discover new flavors and textures. • Focus on variety and balance to ensure you're getting all the essential nutrients your body needs. Dr. Davis's dedication to lifestyle medicine extends beyond her clinical practice. She's an active advocate for healthy living, hosting workshops, retreats, and community events to educate and inspire others to embrace a wellness-focused lifestyle.

Join us in celebrating Dr. Niki Davis's remarkable contributions to the field of healthcare and her commitment to empowering individuals to live their healthiest lives. Tune in to her episode on the NHA Health Science Podcast at http://www.HealthScience.org/podcast/074-Niki-Davis   and learn more at Love.Life/telehealth.

Episode Highlights 

[00:00]   Introduction

[01:45]  From the space shuttle to lifestyle medicine… the big leap. 

[04:45]  Family backlash doesn’t deter Dr. Davis from eating plant-based. 

[08:00]  The motivation to specialize in family medicine. 

[13:15]  Into lifestyle medicine before becoming a doctor.   [15:00]  Plant Based Montana sets the tone for future endeavors. 

[17:30]  Love.Life/Telehealth offers a greater reach to patients.   [22:40]  Aligning patient’s care with their primary care physicians.  

[27:00]  Walks in the park, forest bathing and potlucks.

[31:30]  Retreats, retreats, retreats.

#NHAHealthSciencePodcast to join the conversation. #LifestyleMedicine #PlantBasedHealth #HolisticWellness #Telehealth #LoveLifeTelehealth

Monk Coleman's journey from the depths of addiction to a life of purpose and compassion is a testament to the power of resilience and self-discovery. Overcoming addiction wasn't easy, but through dedication and perseverance, Monk found the strength to reclaim his life. His experience inspired him to share his story with the world, leading to the creation of his book, "Love over Fear – A Guide to Peace and Purpose." In this book, Monk explores the process of letting go of limiting belief systems and embracing a higher state of being, drawing from his own transformational journey.

Central to Monk's transformation was his decision to adopt a vegan lifestyle. After learning about the ethical and environmental implications of animal agriculture, Monk felt compelled to align his actions with his values of compassion and non-violence. Embracing veganism not only improved his physical health but also deepened his connection to the world around him. Through plant-based eating, Monk discovered a newfound sense of vitality and vitality, empowering him to live authentically and in alignment with his values.

As a vocal advocate for addiction recovery and compassionate living, Monk is dedicated to helping others embark on their own journeys of transformation. Through his work as a Transformational Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Personal Trainer, Monk shares insights and tools for overcoming adversity and cultivating holistic wellness. His coaching program, inspired by his own experiences with addiction, poverty, and depression, offers guidance and support for those seeking healing and personal growth.

Monk's message is one of hope and empowerment, reminding us that no matter how challenging our circumstances may be, we have the power to create positive change in our lives. By embracing love over fear, practicing mindfulness, and living in alignment with our values, we can unlock our full potential and create a brighter, more compassionate world for ourselves and others.

Catch the full episode at: www.HealthScience.org/073-Monk-Coleman

#MonkColeman #VeganBodybuilder #MotivationalSpeaker #CompassionateLiving #PersonalRedemption #AddictionRecovery #Mindfulness #NHAHealthSciencePodcast

In a world inundated with fad diets, fitness trends, and conflicting health advice, John Pierre (JP) stands out as a breath of fresh air in the realm of holistic living. Join in on a  journey of holistic living with John Pierre (JP) on our latest episode of #NHAHealthSciencePodcast! With decades of dedication to well-being for individuals and the planet, JP's insights are truly transformative. From pioneering plant-based nutrition in senior care to advocating for interconnected generations, his approach resonates deeply in today's world of fleeting trends. Learn more about JP's commitment to compassion, sustainability, and the interconnectedness of life at www.HealthScience.org/072-John-Pierre. JP's holistic vision extends beyond nutrition and fitness. He champions brain-building activities, fostering cognitive vitality among seniors, and emphasizes physical fitness for graceful aging. Moreover, JP passionately advocates for meaningful intergenerational relationships, breaking the isolation of seniors and celebrating their invaluable wisdom. Through his mission, JP empowers women, challenges societal norms, and promotes equality. His advocacy transcends borders, collaborating with figures like Joaquin Phoenix, Pamela Anderson, and Ellen DeGeneres to spread awareness about health, fitness, and compassion. JP's commitment to the planet shines through "planet-based living," actively addressing environmental concerns and promoting eco-friendly choices. His sanctuary for rescued animals embodies compassion and collective responsibility for a sustainable future. Join us in celebrating JP's holistic approach to health, fostering vitality, purpose, and compassion for the planet. Tune in to our #NHAHealthSciencePodcast and embark on a journey towards enduring well-being at www.HealthScience.org/072-John-Pierre. #HolisticHealth #Sustainability #WellnessJourney

From a "Milky Way vegetarian" to being dubbed the Queen of Kale, Dr. Scheuer shares her remarkable shift to a vibrant, plant-centric lifestyle. Faced with family risk factors for diseases like breast and colon cancer, her deep dive into "The China Study" and documentaries like "Forks Over Knives" led to weight loss, increased energy, and a passion for prescribing the same lifestyle to her patients.

Enjoy the latest episode of #NHAHealthSciencePodcast hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino! In this episode, Dr. Scheuer's path to lifestyle medicine unfolds. Board-certified in lifestyle medicine, she educates patients on preventing, reversing, and managing chronic diseases through lifestyle changes. Love.Life/Telehealth, her practice, stands as a beacon of change in healthcare delivery, offering longer consultations and personalized attention to patients across all 50 states and beyond.

Dive into Dr. Scheuer's holistic approach, emphasizing stress management and tackling food addiction. Dubbed the "Queen of Kale," she advocates for positive relationships with food, making healthier choices, and finding joy in nourishing the body with wholesome, plant-based foods.

Discover more about the Love.Life/Telehealth advantage, the roots of Dr. Scheuer's transformation, and practical strategies for healthier living. Empower your well-being and explore the episode at www.healthscience.org/071-Kim-Scheuer.

#HealthRevolution #HolisticHealth #PlantBasedLiving #EmpowerHealth #TelehealthRevolution #WellnessJourney #NourishYourBody #LifestyleMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #MindfulLiving

Dr. Suzannah Bozzone joins the ranks of esteemed plant-based docs to take center stage in the latest episode of the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast, engaging in a captivating dialogue with *host, Dr. Frank Sabatino!  Together, they take listeners on a journey into the transformative realms of lifestyle medicine, chronic condition care, and the core tenets of purpose-driven living within the expansive landscape of health and wellness. You'll discover that Dr. Bozzone transcends conventional healthcare boundaries, casting light on the holistic approach to overall well-being. With great passion, she shares invaluable insights on the dynamic intersection of telehealth, personalized care, and the indispensable role joy plays in sculpting one's health journey. Ready to explore how lifestyle choices can wield profound influence over your health trajectory? Immerse yourself in the episode by visiting www.HealthScience.org/070-Suzannah-Bozzone.  Throughout the interview, Dr. Bozzone and Dr. Sabatino delve into the far-reaching impact of telehealth, showcasing its remarkable ability to seamlessly connect individuals with personalized care, even from the comfort of their homes. Like others who proudly tout the benefits of plant-based eating, Dr. Bozzone is at the lead of a healthcare revolution. Become a part of this revealing and inspiring conversation! Share your thoughts, questions, and personal experiences using the hashtags #LifestyleMedicine, #TelehealthInnovation, #PurposeDrivenLiving, #ChronicConditionCare, and, of course, #NHAHealthSciencePodcast! Your unique perspective is a valuable addition as we continue to cultivate a community dedicated to inspiring and empowering one another toward vibrant, purpose-driven living!

One of the most recognized names in the plant-based movement is Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn Jr. (@DrEsselstyn ) In the latest episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino, Dr. Esselstyn shares his decades of insights about living heart healthy. Dr. Esselstyn, a pioneer in cardiovascular health, takes us on a journey through his groundbreaking work. As the director of the Heart Disease Reversal Program at the Cleveland Clinic, he initiated iconic research that laid the foundation for a revolutionary approach to preventing and reversing heart disease. You'll learn about the plant-based revelation that led Dr. Esselstyn to advocate for a low-fat, whole food, plant-based diet. This was the essence of change through landmark studies that proved the efficacy of this transformative approach. Dr. Esselstyn's career in the #HeartHealthRevolution wasn't without incredible challenges, criticisms, and his own unwavering commitment to empowering individuals for lasting cardiovascular health. Dr. Esselstyn's wisdom shines as he delves into the heart of the matter, emphasizing the role of endothelium and the empowering choices individuals can make. He also shares about the nutritional literacy revolution and the seismic shift towards comprehensive education on lifestyle choices. Join in on the journey at www.HealthScience.org/069-Caldwell-Esselstyn  toward a heart-healthy future with #PreventiveCardiology, #HealthyHeart, and #EmpowerHealth. #EsselstynLegacy #NHAHealthSciencePodcast #TransformativeHealth #HeartHealthJourney #LifestyleChoices

We're thrilled to bring you another fabulous episode on the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast featuring longtime physician, Dr. Kerry Graff. Her journey into Lifestyle Medicine is nothing short of inspiring, marked by 26 years in conventional medicine and two pivotal "aha" moments that reshaped her approach.

In this episode, Dr. Graff shares insights into the transformative power of addressing root causes, a principle that goes beyond conventional treatments. Her personal health journey, fueled by adopting a whole food plant-based diet, exemplifies the profound impact lifestyle changes can have.

Having achieved board certification in Lifestyle Medicine in 2017, Dr. Graff stands as a beacon in promoting evidence-based science, emphasizing whole plant food diets, and advocating for healthy lifestyles.

Join the conversation as she and Dr. Frank Sabatino explore the revolutionary world of telehealth in Lifestyle Medicine. Dr. Graff's involvement with Love.Life Telehealth, a unique platform connecting individuals with board-certified lifestyle medicine physicians, showcases the future of accessible and personalized healthcare.

Discover the six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine, a foundation Dr. Graff builds her practice upon. From addressing substances, dietary choices, and physical activity to managing stress, optimizing sleep, and nurturing positive relationships, this holistic approach is at the core of her philosophy.

Fear as a motivator in healthcare decisions is a nuanced topic discussed in this episode, along with strategies for autoimmune gut conditions and the significance of a holistic approach to overall well-being.

Listen now at www.HealthScience.org/068-Kerry-Graff  to enjoy this transformative journey with Dr. Kerry Graff. #LoveLifeTelehealth #SixPillarsOfHealth #HolisticWellBeing #TransformativeHealth #PlantBasedLiving #NHAHealthScience #NHAHealthSciencePodcast

Dr. Shayla Withers was the featured expert on the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino. In this episode, Dr. Withers shared her personal and professional evolution, revealing the journey that began with her quest for solutions to health challenges. The shift to a plant-based lifestyle wasn't initially anticipated. Dr. Withers was seeking answers to abdominal pain and gastrointestinal distress, leading her on a quest for knowledge. Inspired by influential works like "The China Study," she adopted a plant-based lifestyle, unknowingly sparking a passion for understanding food's profound impact on our bodies. During the episode, Dr. Withers dug into the comprehensive wellness programs at the Essence of Health and Wellness Clinic in Chattanooga, Tennessee. At EOH, they challenge traditional medical practices, providing personalized wellness plans beyond conventional models. The mission aligns with the National Health Association's commitment to evidence-based science and the transformative benefits of a plant-based diet. Dr. Withers also discussed collaborative efforts within the clinic, emphasizing a holistic approach to health. From fitness training to virtual coaching, they cater to diverse patient needs, fostering a supportive community environment. If you're curious about navigating the complexities of obesity medicine, understanding body composition nuances, and embracing virtual coaching for lifestyle changes, tune in! Listen to the podcast episode here: www.HealthScience.org/067-Shayla-Withers  #PlantBasedHealth #HolisticWellness #Lifestyle

In the fast-paced world of traditional healthcare, where time with patients in many medical practices is often limited to mere minutes, Dr. Kerry O'Connor stands out. In her recent interview with Dr. Frank Sabatino, she shared her commitment to providing personalized care and promoting lifestyle modifications, particularly emphasizing plant-based choices for optimal health. As part of a progressive group of physicians, Dr. O'Connor, a board-certified physician at Love.Life Telehealth, goes deep into the benefits and pitfalls of both traditional medicine and that of a remote practice. Love.Life Telehealth, an integrated health and wellness company, co-founded by NHA member and Love.Life’s CEO, Anthony Masiello, provides patient-centric medical care that’s outcome-driven, personalized, and dedicated to addressing whole body health. With licensed physicians practicing telehealth nationwide, Love.Life empowers patients to proactively improve their health by focusing on the root causes of chronic diseases and offering comprehensive solutions. 

Consistency and Lifestyle Modifications

Dr. O'Connor emphasizes the crucial role of consistency in lifestyle modifications. From the plant-curious to those well-versed in health programs, she guides patients to foundational changes, recognizing that small, consistent decisions pave the way for long-term success.

Collaborating with Primary Care Physicians

One intriguing aspect of Dr. O'Connor's practice is her collaboration with primary care physicians. She recommends that patients maintain their relationships with their primary care physicians, ensuring continuity of care. While some physicians may be resistant to lifestyle changes, Dr. O'Connor supports her patients in educating their healthcare providers about the benefits of holistic health practices.

Read more about Dr. O'Connor and the NHA at www.HealthScience.org/066-Keary-Oconnor

In our recent episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Lisa Kemmerer, a luminary in the realms of animal ethics and social justice activism. As the founder of Tapestry, an educational vegan organization, Dr. Kemmerer brings a wealth of knowledge and experiences that delve into the interconnected issues of animal welfare, environmentalism, and broader social justice.

Dr. Kemmerer's journey began in her childhood in Conway, Washington, surrounded by a diverse array of animals, fostering a deep connection with nature and instilling a sense of compassion. Her academic pursuits led her to Reed College for her undergraduate degree in International Studies, and later, to Harvard for a Master of Theological Studies in Comparative Religions, and a Ph.D. in philosophy with a specialization in animal ethics from the University of Glasgow in Scotland.

What sets Tapestry apart is its unique approach to animal ethics, recognizing the profound link between animal rights, environmentalism, and broader social justice concerns. Dr. Kemmerer's commitment to making knowledge accessible is evident in Tapestry's mission, providing resources freely online to eliminate barriers to information.

Dr. Kemmerer's dedication to understanding and raising awareness on major religions and indigenous traditions, empowering individuals worldwide to explore the teachings of their respective religions regarding the treatment of animals, is grounded in her commitment to veganism.

Dr. Kemmerer's book, 'Animals and World Religions,' which emerged from her doctoral work in Glasgow, systematically examines major religions and indigenous traditions, offering profound insights into their perspectives on nature and animals.

Join us in unraveling the tapestry of animal ethics and social justice by listening to this enlightening conversation with Dr. Lisa Kemmerer on the NHA Health Science Podcast. Discover the evolution of veganism, the challenges of animal confinement, and the hope-driven activism that fuels positive change. Explore more at www.HealthScience.org/065-Lisa-Kemmerer.

#VeganEthics #SocialJustice #AnimalWelfare #NHAHealthSciencePodcast"

In this week’s NHA Health Science Podcast conversation, Dr. Frank Sabatino invites Dr. Wayne Dysinger, an international leader in lifestyle medicine, to share his passion around healthy lifestyles, the medical industry and the four pillars of health.

Background and Roots in the Blue Zone

Dr. Dysinger, the chair and founder of the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine, traces his roots back to Loma Linda, known as a Blue Zone. 

Raised in a Seventh-day Adventist family with a vegetarian lifestyle, he shares his journey from a conservative upbringing to becoming a prominent figure in preventive medicine.

Early Interest in Preventive Medicine

Growing up in a family where his father was a physician, Dr. Dysinger developed a keen interest in preventive medicine. Despite the lack of emphasis on preventive medicine in his medical school curriculum, he pursued additional classes in public health and remained committed to his passion.

Chair of Preventive Medicine at Loma Linda

Dr. Dysinger's journey led him to become the Chair of Preventive Medicine at Loma Linda, where he played a pivotal role in integrating preventive and lifestyle medicine into the medical education curriculum. His efforts were aimed at incorporating evidence-based science into healthcare, promoting a whole plant-based food diet, and emphasizing water-only fasting.

The Lifestyle Medicine Movement

With a great deal of emphasis on the discussion of lifestyle medicine, Dr. Dysinger sheds light on the movement's core principles. He highlights that 80% of healthcare revolves around chronic diseases, and 80% of these chronic diseases are directly related to lifestyle choices. This forms the foundation for preventive medicine.

Learn more at: www.HealthScience.org/064-Wayne-Dysinger

Rip Esselstyn, renowned plant-based advocate, shares his incredible journey on the latest #NHAHealthSciencePodcast with Dr. Frank Sabatino. From his days as a premier triathlete to transforming the Austin Fire Department with a plant-based revolution, Rip's story is a testament to the power of whole-food, plant-based living.

In this episode, Rip shares the challenges of introducing a plant-based lifestyle in the meat-centric culture of the firehouse. His perseverance and dedication led to remarkable transformations among firefighters, showcasing the health benefits of plant-strong choices.

Discover the behind-the-scenes of Rip's bestselling books, "The Engine Two Diet" and "Plant-Strong," as he narrates the journey that earned his team accolades like the "Vegan Friendly Firehouse of the Year." The podcast explores how Rip's advocacy extended beyond the firehouse, making waves with New York Times bestsellers and the documentary "Forks Over Knives."

Rip's legacy continues through PLANTSTRONG, where he educates and inspires individuals globally. As an executive producer of "The Game Changers" and host of the PLANTSTRONG podcast, Rip remains at the forefront of the plant-based movement.

Don't miss this episode! Tune in to the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast at www.healthscience.org-063-rip-esselstyn.   #PlantStrong #HealthRevolution #WholeFoodPlantBased #RipEsselstyn #NHAHealthSciencePodcast

Lifestyle medicine is a topic of discussion in many circles, and yet, it wasn’t always that way. In the past, few people could define lifestyle medicine. Today, more and more people are choosing this over simply handing their health over to medication and surgeries.

In a nutshell, lifestyle medicine is all about keeping yourself healthy and avoiding getting sick in the long run. It pays attention to what you eat, how much you move, and how you handle stress. The goal is to steer clear of issues like obesity, diabetes, or heart disease by addressing the root causes, such as unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical activity, or dealing with stress in not-so-healthy ways.

Dr. Malcolm Mackay, a Board-Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physician, recently appeared on the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast to share insights into his journey embracing the plant-based lifestyle and lifestyle medicine and seamlessly integrating them into both his personal and professional realms.

Reflecting on his early days in medical school during the 1980s, Dr. Mackay experienced a transformative realization about the power of prevention through plant-based living. Lectures on atherosclerosis and community health planted the seeds of his passion for lifestyle medicine.

Fueled by a desire for longevity and heightened sports performance, Dr. Mackay embraced a whole food, plant-based lifestyle. His journey of understanding unfolded through encounters with influential figures such as Nathan Pritikin and the impactful Forks Over Knives documentary.

Dr. Mackay's approach underscores the critical role of calorie density in effective weight management. Striking a balance with whole, plant-based foods becomes pivotal for sustained health and overall well-being.

Going deep into the details of his immersive lifestyle medicine program, Dr. Mackay shared its evolution from a five-day to a comprehensive seven-day experience. Collaborating with his wife Jenny, and other experts, the program integrates a vegan chef, fitness trainer, and mental health specialist.

A distinguishing feature of Dr. Mackay's program is the emphasis on medical supervision, particularly for high-risk individuals. Consultations and careful adjustments, including insulin reduction for participants with type 2 diabetes, underscore the program's commitment to holistic well-being.

Catch the full conversation with Dr. Malcolm Mackay on the NHA Health Science Podcast: www.HealthScience.org/062-Malcolm-Mackay #LifestyleMedicine #PlantBasedLiving #NHAHealthScience 

Zoe Weil, the visionary co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), is this week's featured expert on the #NHAHealthSciencePodcast! 

Zoe shared with host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, incredible insights into the transformative realm of humane education and the remarkable Solutionary Micro-Credential Program.

Zoe's journey is nothing short of inspirational. From her early passion for animals to the founding of IHE in 1989, she has dedicated her life to reshaping education and nurturing a generation of solutionaries.

The Solutionary Micro-Credential Program, a brainchild of IHE, empowers educators globally, enabling them to seamlessly integrate humane education into their classrooms. This innovative four-phase framework — identify, investigate, innovate, and implement — equips students to address real-world challenges.

Navigating challenges within traditional educational paradigms, Zoe's approach involves integrating the solutionary framework into existing curricula. This ensures that students not only understand academic material but also engage with it in a way that aligns with their concerns and passions, fostering creativity and individuality.

Join us in this episode as Zoe discusses reshaping educational paradigms, fostering a new generation of solutionaries, and the profound impact of personal connections on global issues.  www.HealthScience.org/061-Zoe-Weil

With so many people jumping on the “compassion” bandwagon, Dr. Nandita Shah, founder of SHARAN (Sanctuary for Health and Reconnection to Animals and Nature), is an inspiration in the realms of holistic health and compassionate living.

With over 40 years of medical practice, Dr. Shah's transformative journey from a busy Mumbai practice to the tranquil community of Auroville has profoundly shaped her approach to health. Her commitment extends beyond personal well-being to advocating for a cultural shift towards wellness, reconnection with nature, and compassionate living.

During this episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, Dr. Shah shares her journey from decades ago to now and what she is committed to in the future for the animals, the environment and health.

Early Years and Transition to Veganism

Born and raised in India, Dr. Shah initially embraced a vegetarian lifestyle. However, the belief in the necessity of milk for protein led her to consume three glasses of milk daily, along with yogurt and other dairy products.

A realization of the ethical and health implications of dairy consumption prompted a swift transition to veganism. This marked not only a change in dietary choices but a resolute commitment to a lifestyle in harmony with nature and animals.

Full post at: www.HealthScience.org/060-Nandita-Shah

Renowned as a board-certified internist, bestselling author, and co-founder of the McDougall Program, Dr. John McDougall's impactful journey in plant-based nutrition unfolded in a revealing interview with NHA Health Science Podcast's Dr. Frank Sabatino.

Facing challenges at St. Helena's Hospital, Dr. McDougall navigated conflicts between profit and patient well-being, advocating for informed consent legislation.

His efforts in Hawaii and California aimed to empower patients, especially those with conditions like breast cancer and diabetes, to make informed choices, showcasing a commitment to transparency.

Discussing a one-year study on multiple sclerosis, Dr. McDougall showcased the McDougall diet's efficacy in reducing insulin levels and improving fatigue. Notably, a New Zealand study echoed these positive outcomes, affirming the power of plant-based nutrition in managing chronic conditions.

Highlighting long-term compliance, Dr. McDougall shared impressive results from Oregon Health and Science University, where 85% maintained program adherence for a year. The key, he explained, lies in participants' overall health improvements, fostering strong motivation.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. McDougall's commitment to health extended to telemedicine. Despite the closure of his clinic, virtual platforms ensured continued patient care, emphasizing accessibility.

Emphasizing his food philosophy, Dr. McDougall centered on starches like potatoes, rice, and beans, underlining the transformative potential of a plant-based lifestyle. His decades-long dedication inspires a paradigm shift in nutrition and wellness, reflecting in innovative programs and unwavering empowerment. Explore more insights in the podcast at www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/059-John-McDougall.

 #PlantBasedHealth #HolisticWellness #McDougallMagic #HealthTransformation #NHAHealthSciencePodcast #InformedConsent #DietaryRevolution

In the conversations surrounding plant-based diets, while there's significant focus on the protein sources for plant eaters, the equally crucial aspect of fiber tends to be overlooked.

One person who is well-versed on the value of fiber is Dr. Will Bulsiewicz. Known by most as simply Dr. B, this week’s featured expert has been advocating for more discussion about the importance of fiber in one’s diet for years.

Dr. Bulsiewicz discussed the connection of traditional medicine and holistic wellness, emphasizing the importance of considering both aspects in the pursuit of optimal health.

Dr. Bulsiewicz faced weight gain challenges during his college and med school years due to excessive fast-food consumption. The impact was significant, adding 50 pounds to his once athletic physique. It was a pivotal moment when he looked in the mirror and recognized the necessity for drastic changes. Motivated by this realization and with the support of his wife, he embarked on a plant-based journey.

Drawing from his extensive background as a healthcare professional, Dr. Bulsiewicz’s passion for fiber was closely connected to his passion for a holistic approach to patient care as a complement to conventional treatments, creating a comprehensive and personalized approach to patient care.

More at www.HealthScience.org/058-Will-Bulsiewicz  

In the picturesque expanse of Vermont, surrounded by rolling hills and pristine landscapes, Dave Chapman, the visionary founder of Long Wind Organic Farms, opens the gates to his journey into the realm of organic farming.

In this special episode of the Health Science Podcast, hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino, Dave shares the roots of Long Wind Farms, delves into the challenges of the organic food industry, and emphasizes the profound impact of soil health on our collective well-being.

Growing Tomatoes and Grafting Innovation

Long Wind Farms, having taken root in the early '80s, initially embraced a mixed vegetable approach before finding its niche in the cultivation of tomatoes. Dave shares the evolution of the farm's focus, emphasizing the unique grafting technique employed to create robust and resilient tomato specimens. It becomes evident that there is a very intricate dance between innovation and tradition on this organic haven.

Tracing Organic Farming Origins

The dialogue shifts to the historical roots of organic farming, with Dave illuminating the contributions of pioneers like Albert Howard and Rachel Carson. These luminaries laid the foundation for what we now recognize as organic agriculture. The conversation explores the political and cultural dynamics that fueled the growth of the organic movement, especially in the aftermath of significant events like the Vietnam War.

Soil Health and Biodiversity

The heart of organic farming beats in harmony with soil biodiversity, and Dave passionately advocates for the profound connection between healthy soil and nutrient-dense food. Scientific experiments, including those conducted by Chris Nichols at the Rodale Institute, are highlighted to underscore the pivotal role soil health plays in determining the genuine nutrient density of crops.

Full post at: www.HealthScience.org/057-Dave-Chapman

In the realm of compassionate living, Tabay Atkins stands out as a beacon of inspiration. At a young age, Tabay embarked on a journey deeply rooted in yoga, veganism, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. From his beginnings as a yoga enthusiast to becoming the youngest certified yoga teacher at the age of 10, Tabay's story is a testament to the transformative power of holistic living.

A Yoga Journey Ignited by Compassion

Tabay's connection to yoga took root at a pivotal moment in his life. His mother's battle with stage three non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma cancer became the catalyst for their exploration into alternative healing modalities. Introduced to yoga through a serendipitous encounter with a yoga teacher during his mother's recovery, Tabay witnessed firsthand the remarkable healing potential of this ancient practice.

From observing his mother's physical and emotional rejuvenation during a 200-hour Vinyasa yoga teacher training to his own certification at the age of 10, Tabay's commitment to yoga became a lifelong passion. Vinyasa, a flow-based yoga style, became his preferred method, emphasizing the synergy between breath and movement.

The Vegan Awakening

While yoga became a cornerstone of Tabay's life, his journey towards veganism unfolded in parallel. Initially motivated by health considerations, the decision to adopt a plant-based lifestyle took root after a screening of the documentary "What the Health." The film served as a catalyst, providing the education needed to solidify the shift towards veganism.

Tabay's transition to veganism wasn't just a personal choice but a mission to share the benefits of this lifestyle with others. Recognizing the interconnectedness of yoga and veganism, Tabay seamlessly integrated both into his teachings and lifestyle.

Read full post at www.HealthScience.org/056-Tabay-Atkins 

Fibromyalgia, a complex and often misunderstood condition, presents a myriad of challenges for both patients and healthcare professionals. Dr. Michael Lenz, a seasoned medical professional in fibromyalgia treatment, brings a nuanced and holistic perspective to the forefront. 

During this episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, Dr. Lenz and host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, delve into various aspects of fibromyalgia management, from medication intricacies to lifestyle medicine and the interconnected web of comorbidities.

Medication Nuances in Fibromyalgia Treatment

Dr. Lenz shines a spotlight on the challenges posed by conventional medications, particularly opioids, in the realm of fibromyalgia treatment. Drawing a clear distinction, he discusses the unique nature of medications used in treating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Unlike opioids, where tolerance often leads to an escalating dose, ADHD medications maintain their efficacy without constant adjustments.

With years of experience treating ADHD, Dr. Lenz underscores the importance of finding the right medication dose. He highlights the absence of tolerance development, offering a new perspective on potential treatment avenues for fibromyalgia. 

Unraveling the Complex Web of Comorbidities

The conversation with Dr. Lenz extends into the intricate web of comorbid conditions associated with fibromyalgia, particularly ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. Dr. Lenz clarifies the connection between fibromyalgia and hypersensitivity, noting that individuals on the autism spectrum often share this characteristic.

The discussion explores individuals with ADHD who find success in highly creative, hands-on professions and activities. 

Drawing parallels to iconic figures like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, Dr. Lenz emphasizes the importance of pairing such individuals with those who excel in executive functioning. This collaborative approach allows individuals to thrive in their areas of strength while compensating for potential challenges.

Dr. Lenz also discusses the impact of a plant-based diet on fibromyalgia symptoms. With a dedicated chapter in his book, Conquering Your Fibromyalgia: Real Answers and Real Solutions to Real Pain, and episodes on his podcast, he explores the transformative potential of a whole food plant-based diet, citing studies that demonstrate a significant reduction in fibromyalgia symptoms with this dietary approach. This underscores the importance of considering lifestyle factors in managing the condition.

www.HealthScience.org/055-Michael-Lenz   

When one considers the challenges of Type II diabetes, heart disease, various cancers and otherwise preventable health problems worldwide increasing by the minute, recognizing the crucial role of lifestyle choices is more important than ever. 

Enter Dr. Neal Barnard, one of the most recognized experts in the field of food as medicine, who has made it his life’s work to raise awareness about lifestyle choices.

During this episode of the NHA Health Science podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino digs deep with Dr. Barnard into how lifestyle choices impact diabetes, heart disease, menopause, and other all-too-common health challenges, laying the foundation for a deeper exploration of Dr. Barnard's invaluable contributions to this critical conversation.

Reversing Diabetes through Plant-Based Diets

Dr. Barnard's research emphasizes the potential of lifestyle changes, particularly adopting a plant-exclusive diet, in managing and even reversing Type II diabetes. By eliminating animal products and minimizing oil consumption, his patients, as well as participants in various studies, experienced profound results, showcasing the remarkable influence of dietary choices on health outcomes.

Full post at: www.HealthScience.org/054-Neal-Barnard  

Glen Merzer's journey into the realm of plant-based living began with a deeply personal catalyst: the health struggles of his family. Witnessing loved ones burdened by middle-aged ailments, including heart disease and obesity, Glen resolved to forge a different path.

His exploration led him to the transformative world of plant-based nutrition, a revelation that sparked his quest for a healthier, more vibrant life.

Glen's plant-based vegan journey initially focused on health, but he later realized that continuing to eat cheese wasn't a healthy choice. After 17 years of cutting down animal products, he finally swore off cheese entirely.

The Unexpected Advocate

As Glen delved deeper into the nuances of plant-based living, his perspective broadened. The journey that began as a pursuit for personal well-being expanded to encompass a profound empathy for animals and a deep concern for the environment. This evolution transformed Glen into an unexpected advocate, tirelessly championing the cause of the voiceless and the planet. His advocacy journey illustrates the interconnectedness of personal choices with global impact.

www.HealthScience.org/053-Glen-Merzer  

Lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease, has emerged as a significant health concern, affecting millions worldwide. Often referred to as the "great imitator" due to its wide-ranging symptoms, lupus can impact various organs and systems within the body, leading to inflammation, pain, and, in severe cases, organ damage.

The exact cause of lupus remains elusive, making it challenging to predict or prevent. This epidemic has spurred extensive research efforts to unravel its complexities and develop more effective treatments.

Little did Dr. Brooke Goldner know that her experience as a patient, diagnosed with lupus, would be the foundation of her work as a doctor later in life. At the age of 16, Brooke faced an aggressive form of lupus known as lupus nephritis, a diagnosis that shook her world to its core. The challenges seemed insurmountable—debilitating symptoms, relentless migraines, and the constant fear of losing her kidneys. Despite the pain and uncertainty, Brooke chose to face each day with unwavering determination, approaching life one day at a time.

More at https://healthscience.org/052-brooke-goldner

TrueNorth Health Center is recognized as the premier medically supervised, water-fasting facilities in the world. In this episode of the NHA Health Science podcast, executive chef, Ramses Bravo joins Dr. Sabatino for an indepth discussion about plant-based eating, water fasting and refeeding after a fast. 

Beyond the mere act of cooking, the conversation explored the profound impact of plant-based living and mindful eating, drawing from Chef Bravo's experiences at TrueNorth Health Center in Santa Rosa, California.

In this enlightening discussion, Chef Bravo and Dr. Sabatino delved into the essence of #SOSFreeLiving and #GourmetPlantBased cooking, crafting flavorful masterpieces that prioritize health and wellness. Together, they unraveled the secrets of the #HealthyEatingJourney, unlocking a world of delectable possibilities that nourish both body and soul.

The podcast journeyed into the heart of #NutritionTransformation, where food transformed into not just sustenance but a celebration of life.

Listeners discovered the art of #CulinaryWellness, #waterfasting and #CookingForHealth, where each ingredient told a story, and every meal became an opportunity for holistic nourishment.

Whether listeners are seasoned chefs or embarking on their plant-based adventure, the podcast offers practical tips, creative recipes, and the inspiration to make every meal a vibrant celebration of life.

To embark on this flavorful journey, tune in now at www.HealthScience.org/051-Chef-Bravo.

#PlantBasedCooking #FlavorfulVegan #TrueNorthExperience #HealthyLiving #MindfulEating #ChefRamseysBravo #SustainableEating #WellnessRevolution #NHAHealthSciencePodcast #CulinaryAdventure #HealthyChoices

In this enlightening episode, Juliette opens up about her experiences as a caregiver and the profound impact of compassion fatigue on individuals in caregiving roles.  

Her journey, from being a caregiver to becoming an Emmy-winning scriptwriter, offers unique insights into the world of caregiving and resilience.

Juliette also shares deeply moving accounts of her experiences during Hurricane Katrina rescues, where she served as a lead pilot guiding others through the chaos to save lives...especially of over 6,000 animals who would have perished without the expert guidance she gave.

These experiences transformed her perspective on compassion and resilience, making her a source of inspiration for many.

Throughout the podcast, Juliette emphasizes the importance of self-care for caregivers. She offers invaluable strategies to navigate the challenges of caregiving while maintaining one's own well-being.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by caregiving or seeking to understand the profound impact of compassion fatigue.

You can listen to Juliette's insightful conversation at www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/049-Juliette-Watt.

Join us in exploring the caregiving journey and the essential role of compassion in it. #NHAHealthSciencePodcast #CaregivingJourney #CompassionFatigue #Resilience #KatrinaRescue

@MaximeSOfficial! journey from farm life to becoming a prominent figure in the world of plant-based fitness and nutrition is nothing short of awe-inspiring.

Growing up on a farm, Maxime Sigouin’s perspective on nutrition underwent a dramatic transformation when he embarked on a journey into bodybuilding and modeling. His pursuit of a healthier lifestyle led him to embrace veganism, setting the stage for profound changes in his life and the lives of countless others.

Through his platform, Fit Vegan Coaching, Maxime empowers thousands of individuals to make positive, lasting changes in their lives by combining the power of plant-based nutrition with high-level fitness.

Maxime shares his wealth of knowledge, personal experiences, and invaluable insights on health, fitness, and the journey of self-transformation.

Listen to this enlightening conversation here: www.HealthScience.org/048-Maxime-Sigouin

Discover how Maxime's incredible journey can inspire your own path to wellness.

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@plantdietitian, Julieanna Hever, is the featured expert on the latest episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, hosted by @DrFrankSabatino. Julieanna Hever takes listeners on an inspiring journey into the world of plant-based nutrition, unraveling the profound connections between diet, health, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability.

From her teenage years, Julieanna's awakening to the transformative power of plant-based living began with the influential book "Diet for a New America" by John Robbins. This groundbreaking work not only shed light on the significant impact of dietary choices on personal health but also unveiled the far-reaching consequences of our food choices on animal welfare and the environment. Despite facing early challenges and skepticism from friends and family, Julieanna's passion for advocating plant-based living only grew stronger with time.

Julieanna's educational pursuits led her to attain a master’s in nutrition, equipping her with invaluable insights into the pervasive influences of the food industry. She recognized the powerful role played by entities like the dairy and sugary cereal lobbies, which often infiltrate even within healthcare institutions.

Becoming a mother marked a turning point in Julieanna's personal journey towards a plant-based lifestyle. Fueled by a deep desire to provide the best possible nutrition for her child, she delved back into research and decided to wholeheartedly embrace a plant-based diet herself. The results were nothing short of remarkable — lifelong sinus infections and persistent acne vanished, replaced by robust health and vitality. This profound personal transformation became a driving force in Julieanna's mission to spread the numerous benefits of plant-based nutrition.

Today, as an esteemed advocate for plant-based nutrition and serving as the executive director at Save International, Julieanna is unwavering in her dedication to helping individuals make informed and positive dietary choices. Her commitment extends to promoting health, compassion for all living beings, and environmental sustainability through plant-based living.

We invite you to join us in this enlightening conversation on the Health Science Podcast, where Julieanna Hever shares her wealth of knowledge and experiences, revealing the incredible benefits of adopting a plant-based lifestyle. Listen to this transformative episode here: hhtp://www.HealthScience.org/047-Julieanna-Hever

#PlantBasedNutrition #HealthAndWellness #EnvironmentalSustainability #CompassionateLiving #NHAHealthSciencePodcast

Dr. Marc Bekoff, whose pioneering work with @JaneGoodallCAN has reshaped our understanding of animal well-being and our own health, is this week's featured expert on the Health Science Podcast.

In this engaging conversation hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino, Dr. Bekoff explores the profound connection between animals and human health. Delving into the world of cognitive ethology, he sheds light on the thoughts and emotions of animals, challenging the conventional view of them as mere objects.

One of the highlights of this episode is the discussion on empathy in animals. Dr. Bekoff's extensive research showcases instances of caring, helping, and sharing among various species, illustrating the depth of emotions and social bonds that exist in the animal kingdom. These insights remind us that empathy isn't solely a human trait but a universal one.

The legal battle for animal personhood is another crucial topic explored in this conversation. Dr. Bekoff discusses the efforts to secure legal rights for animals, which have the potential to revolutionize how we treat and protect them, including their confinement in places like zoos.

Furthermore, Dr. Bekoff shares his personal journey towards a vegan lifestyle, a transformation that unfolded over two decades. His decision to embrace veganism aligns with his beliefs about animal well-being and sustainability, reflecting the power of personal choices in creating a more compassionate world.

This episode is a testament to Dr. Marc Bekoff's dedication to compassionate conservation and his commitment to advocating for the rights and well-being of animals. It's an inspiring journey that challenges us to reevaluate our relationship with the animal kingdom.

Don't miss this enlightening and thought-provoking episode. Dive into the world of empathy, animal rights, and compassionate living. Listen to the full conversation at www.HealthScience.org/046-Marc-Bekoff  and join us in reshaping the way we perceive and interact with animals.

#HealthSciencePodcast #AnimalWellBeing #Empathy #AnimalRights #VeganJourney

From a scrawny teenager to a professional bodybuilder and a dedicated advocate for veganism—Robert Cheeke's journey has been nothing short of remarkable.

Growing up on a small family farm, Robert had a deep connection with animals. The farm was home to cows, goats, chickens, and rabbits, and Robert actively participated in their care. However, as he became more aware of the ethics surrounding animal agriculture, he began questioning the practices they followed.

Robert's transformative journey towards veganism began at the age of 15, largely inspired by his older sister's commitment to animal rights. She organized an animal rights week at their high school, exposing Robert to powerful videos and literature that shed light on the immense suffering endured by animals in factory farming. It was a turning point in his life.

Transitioning to a vegan lifestyle wasn't without its challenges, especially within his family. Robert's father was an animal science professor, and his brother was actively involved in farming. Despite their differing dietary choices and ethical beliefs, Robert's family remained supportive. They even went the extra mile by accommodating his vegan diet with plant-based options from their garden. This aspect of Robert's journey taught him about the complexities of navigating family dynamics while adhering to a set of values that diverged from the norm.

Robert's commitment to veganism extended beyond ethical considerations; it encompassed a desire to prove that one could achieve exceptional physical feats on a plant-based diet. This passion led him down the path of vegan bodybuilding. He wanted to inspire others to embrace this lifestyle, reduce animal suffering, and showcase the incredible potential of plant-based living.

In the early days of his bodybuilding journey, Robert relied on plant-based protein supplements to support his training and muscle growth. He experimented with various sources of plant-based protein, including soy, rice, and pea protein, to meet his nutritional needs.

However, Robert's perspective on nutrition experienced a significant shift in 2012 when he enrolled in Dr. T. Colin Campbell's plant-based nutrition course at eCornell University. This eye-opening experience challenged his beliefs about sports nutrition and supplementation. It emphasized the significance of whole foods in achieving not just physical strength but also overall health and vitality.

The dedication and unwavering commitment to a whole food, plant-based diet paid off in Robert's bodybuilding career. He not only won competitions but also graced magazine covers and set strength records. One such record includes a bench press of 345 pounds, a testament to the remarkable strength achievable through plant-based nutrition.

Beyond his achievements in bodybuilding, Robert discovered a new passion for writing and teaching. Inspired by mentors and friends, he began sharing his knowledge through books, speaking engagements, and educational endeavors. His ability to inspire and motivate others has turned him into an international ambassador for the plant-based lifestyle.

Robert's legacy extends far beyond his personal accomplishments. His contributions to the vegan bodybuilding and fitness communities have helped countless individuals embrace plant-based living, achieve their fitness goals, and find like-minded communities. It's a testament to the transformative power of dedication, compassion, and a whole food, plant-based lifestyle.

His story serves as a reminder that anyone can lead a fulfilling life while making a positive difference in the world through their actions and choices. We invite you to join Robert on this journey to a compassionate, healthy, and sustainable lifestyle. Explore his full story and insights on the Health Science Podcast with Dr. Frank Sabatino at www.healthscience.org/045-robert-cheeke.

 #Inspiration #PlantBasedSuccess #VeganAthlete #AnimalRights #Bodybuilding

Dr. Musial's journey is an inspiring testament to the profound impact of plant-based nutrition on health and well-being. As a dedicated physician and the visionary founder of Plant Docs, she's leading a movement that empowers individuals to take charge of their health through education, practical skills, and community support.

In this episode, Dr. Musial takes us on her transformational path from a conventional medical background to becoming a passionate advocate for plant-exclusive living. Her journey began with a simple idea, ignited by a friend's inspiration, that ultimately led to the birth of Plant Docs.

With a strong belief in the healing potential of plant-based nutrition, she launched the innovative Jumpstart program, a transformative experience that equips participants with the tools to make positive changes to their health.

Dr. Musial's story goes beyond nutrition. She emphasizes the importance of holistic health, addressing stress management, physical activity, and more. Her journey hasn't been without challenges, but her successes, including having her research accepted by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, validate the importance of her work in promoting plant-based health.

You won't want to miss this episode as Dr. Musial shares insights into her holistic approach to health, her culinary expertise, and the vision behind Plant Docs. Whether you're new to plant-based living or a seasoned enthusiast, her story is sure to inspire you to take steps towards a healthier, more vibrant life.

Listen to the episode now and join us in celebrating Dr. Sandra Musial's dedication to transforming lives through plant-based nutrition: www.HealthScience.org/044-Sandra-Musial  

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Dr. Gracie Yuen's journey into healthful living and holistic healthcare began with her own personal health struggles. In her early thirties, she discovered that she had a genetic anemia known as Thalassemia Minor.

This prompted her to delve into the world of health and wellness, seeking answers to her health concerns. A pivotal moment in her journey was the introduction to the book "Fit for Life," which ignited her interest in natural hygiene and healthy living practices.

Dr. Yuen's exploration led her to become a member of the Natural Hygiene Society and a dedicated reader of works by influential figures like Dr. Shelton and John Tilden. These readings provided her with profound insights into how the body works, the significance of detoxification, and the importance of adopting a healthful lifestyle to promote well-being.

The Path to Chiropractic Care

Dr. Yuen's journey took an interesting turn when she realized her passion for healthful living and natural healing extended to the field of chiropractic care. She decided to embrace chiropractic care as a pathway to help others find wellness through holistic approaches.

Dr. Yuen trained under the guidance of renowned chiropractors and mentors, including the esteemed Dr. Scott, a figure familiar to both her and host, Dr. Sabatino.

Her transformative experiences led her to establish her own wellness center, which serves as a haven for individuals seeking to improve their health through fasting, chiropractic care, and embracing natural healing modalities.

  Full post at: www.HealthScience.org/043-Gracie-Yuen  

We're delighted to announce that Dr. Ron Weiss, a trailblazer in holistic health and regenerative agriculture, has graced the @HealthScience podcast with his transformative insights.

In this captivating episode, Dr. Weiss dives into his remarkable journey from traditional medicine to pioneering sustainable farming practices at Ethos Farm Project.

Discover how his fusion of plant-based healthcare and regenerative techniques is not only revitalizing individual well-being but also healing the Earth. Gain profound insights into the intricate connections between human health, lifestyle choices, and the environment. Join us in this enlightening conversation as Dr. Weiss passionately discusses the potential of holistic harmony in our pursuit of optimal health. Tune in here: http://www.healthscience.org/podcast/042-ron-weiss  #HolisticHealth #RegenerativeAgriculture #EthosFarmProject

Be sure to check out Farm Days 2023 featuring some amazing plant based experts including Peter Singer, @richroll, Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, Dr. Meagan Grega, Dr. Columbus Batiste, Sara Farley - Vice President, Global Food Portfolio at the Rockefeller Foundation, Bob Quinn - Founder of Kamut grain and author of bestselling book: Grain to Grain, Janette Spiezio, Lianna Levine Reisner and Dr. Weiss.

Go to https://www.ethosfarmproject.org/farmdays to learn more and get tickets

"Where do you get your protein?" is the age-old question most people who eat plant-based get. On this episode of the Health Science Podcast, highly regarded registered dietitian, @BrendaCDavis, shares her wealth of knowledge and expertise in plant-based nutrition and how very simple it is to get more than enough protein.

In this episode, Brenda shared invaluable insights gained from her extensive career, which spans nutritional consultation, pioneering intervention programs, and authoring influential books. Her expertise underscored the importance of balanced diets, debunking common myths while highlighting the symphony of nutrients found within whole plant foods.

This episode is perfect for anyone seeking to enhance their well-being through the power of plant-based nutrition.

Tune in to this enlightening conversation she has with host, Dr. Frank Sabatino at www.HealthScience.org/podcast/041-Brenda-Davis and embark on a journey towards a healthier, more vibrant you.

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Can our actions really come back to haunt us or bless us? According to Josh Whiton, the founder of MakeSoil.org, the answer is a resounding YES!

Josh Whiton and Dr. Frank Sabatino delved into the crucial significance of soil health and its profound impact on the environment and human wellbeing.

Whiton’s journey, a fusion of technology and a deep love for nature, has led him on a transformative path towards advocating for local, organic, and pesticide-free produce in the food system.

Drawing inspiration from the Gaia Principle, conceptualized by James Lovelock, Whiton views Earth as a self-regulating organism interconnected through geological and biological processes.

Troubles faced by the planet, he believes, can be interpreted as an inflammatory response, a signal of Earth's urgent need for restoration.

MakeSoil.org, a charitable and nonprofit initiative, embodies Whiton's commitment to connect composting enthusiasts worldwide and foster a profound connection with Earth's wellbeing.

The platform facilitates the exchange of composting expertise and food scraps, creating new living soil in the process. This not only contributes to Earth's restoration but also inspires positive behaviors like choosing organic produce and reducing waste.

Full post and more about Josh Whiton at www.healthscience.org/040-Josh-Whiton

The NHA had the honor of hosting the remarkable Jayney Goddard on the Health Science Podcast, hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino. Jayney, a leading figure in the mind/body movement, shared her incredible journey from being bedridden and wheelchair-bound to becoming a prominent influencer in the field of complementary medicine and lifestyle wellness.

During the insightful episode, Jayney and Dr. Sabatino discussed the power of complementary medicine and the profound impact of lifestyle changes, including whole food, plant-based diets. They explored the synergy between conventional and complementary approaches, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based practices in treating chronic illnesses.

Jayney also delved into the concept of disease modulation through holistic approaches, emphasizing the significance of mind-body medicine and resilience in promoting overall well-being. Her bestselling book, "Rewind Your Body Clock," was highlighted, offering practical strategies for aging well and improving health.

Listen to this inspiring episode with Jayney Goddard at www.HealthScience.org/039-Jayney-Goddard

#HealthSciencePodcast #ComplementaryMedicine #EvidenceBasedLiving #MindBodyWellness

Join in for a thought-provoking conversation on the @HealthScience Podcast, where Dr. Frank Sabatino interviewed Tim Kaufman, the inspiring Founder of FatManRants!

Join in as Tim shares his incredible journey from battling addiction to conquering mountains to running marathons and competing in Ironman competitions, all while embracing the power of self-love and gratitude. This is an interview you won't want to miss!

Discover how Tim's passion for hiking and climbing became the catalyst for positive change in his life, leading him to adopt a plant-based lifestyle and inspire others on their health journeys. Learn the role his wife played in his success.

Don't wait! Tune in now to gain valuable insights and motivation from Tim Kaufman's transformative story.  Click the link below to listen to the full podcast episode: www.HealthScience.org/038-Tim-Kaufman

#HealthSciencePodcast #Interview #InspiringStory #AddictionRecovery #PlantBasedLiving #Empowerment #Gratitude #HikingJourney #SelfLove #Transformation #PodcastEpisode

Once again, Dr. Frank Sabatino delivers an engaging conversation for the Health Science Podcast.

In this episode, he invites Dr. Stephan Esser, an esteemed orthopedic physician specializing in rehabilitation and sports medicine, to share his insights about the overall benefits of a plant-exclusive lifestyle.

Dr. Esser shares his experiences and perspectives on the benefits of a plant-exclusive lifestyle and the profound influence of his grandfather, Dr. William Esser, in shaping his journey.

Reflecting on his upbringing on his grandfather's mango farm, Dr. Esser acknowledges the lasting impact of the hygienic health principles he was exposed to. He emphasizes his grandfather's authenticity and dedication to serving others, which greatly inspired his own career path.

Balancing Tradition, Science & Lifestyle

Dr. Esser highlights the importance of balancing tradition and modern science in his medical education. While he acknowledges the influence of traditional training, he advocates for lifestyle interventions and natural approaches to preventive medicine. His passion for healthy living extends beyond the classroom, as he establishes platforms to educate and inspire others to adopt healthier habits.

The Hygienic Model 

During a game called "Where They Got It Right," Dr. Esser and Dr. Sabatino explore the enduring principles of the hygienic model. They discuss therapeutic water fasting, plant-based nutrition, movement and exercise, sun exposure, the mind-body connection, and quality sleep.

High Performance Athletics 

Dr. Esser shares his experiences as a high-performance athlete, particularly in tennis, where he fully embraced a plant-based lifestyle.

He attributes reduced inflammation, enhanced recovery, and improved performance to his nutrient-dense, plant-based diet. Dr. Esser draws parallels between his journey and that of elite athletes like Novak Djokovic, who have also embraced plant-based nutrition and achieved remarkable success.

The conversation between Dr. Sabatino and Dr. Esser highlights the timeless wisdom of the hygienic health movement and its alignment with modern lifestyle medicine.

Dr. Esser's personal journey from his early upbringing on his grandfather's mango farm to becoming a respected physician and advocate for plant-based living exemplifies the profound impact of positive role models and the power of personal choices in shaping future generations.

Together, Dr. Esser and Dr. Sabatino emphasize the importance of embracing a holistic lifestyle that combines medical interventions, nutrition, stress management, and a supportive environment to unlock the body's incredible potential for thriving health.

Dr. Esser has been an esteemed speaker at the NHA Conference for many years. He always brings his A-Game to the platform where his presentations are always fresh and current. Dr. Esser is a definite crowd favorite.

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In this deep-dive episode of the #HealthSciencePodcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino is joined by Dr. Rick Dina, a distinguished expert in the field of raw food and holistic health. Dr. Dina shared his personal journey and valuable insights into achieving vibrant health through a raw food lifestyle.

Yet, some of what he shares may surprise you.

A Journey to Holistic Wellness

Dr. Dina began by recounting his own health struggles and how they sparked his interest in adopting a more holistic approach to well-being. Having experienced the drawbacks of conventional eating habits, he sought alternative methods that aligned with his belief in the body's natural healing capabilities.

This led him to explore the transformative power of a raw food diet, which significantly improved his overall health, including increased energy levels and enhanced vitality.

Full post at www.healthscience.org/036-Rick-Dina

Dr. Milton Mills, a prominent advocate for plant-based nutrition and preventive medicine, is this week’s featured expert for the Health Science Podcast.

Dr. Mills, a medical doctor with a unique perspective rooted in his religious beliefs, shared his journey and insights into the intersection of diet, health, and spirituality.

His interest in plant-based nutrition began when he sought to understand the existence of God. This quest led him to explore religious texts, particularly the Bible, where he discovered references to an initial plant-based diet prescribed for Adam and Eve.

Inspired by these teachings, Dr. Mills embraced the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which emphasizes a plant-based diet as the natural and optimal way to nourish the body.

The conversation with Dr. Milton Mills explored the connection between plant-based nutrition, preventive medicine, and religious beliefs.

Dr. Mills’ research supports the idea that humans are anatomically designed to be herbivores, and he discovered a correlation between plant-based populations and better health outcomes.

Learn more at www.healthscience.org/035-Milton-Mills    

In a world where health and well-being are paramount, the Health Science podcast presents an illuminating episode featuring Dr. Frank Sabatino in conversation with Dr. Greg Fitzgerald.

This thought-provoking discussion takes a deep dive into the transformative power of natural hygiene and its profound impact on overall health and wellness.

Dr. Fitzgerald's journey towards natural health began when he noticed a concerning decline in the fitness and health levels of his high school students.

Motivated by a desire to make a difference, he immersed himself in the study of various health practices, leading him to redirect his career path towards natural health and wellness.

During his naturopathy studies, Dr. Fitzgerald had the extraordinary privilege of encountering a true luminary in the field, Dr. Alec Burton, a founding member and past president of the International Association of Hygienic Physicians, Inc., USA.

Under Dr. Burton's guidance, he gained invaluable knowledge and wisdom, which deepened his understanding of holistic well-being. This mentorship inspired Dr. Fitzgerald to pursue degrees in chiropractic and osteopathy, shaping his approach to healthcare and further fueling his passion for natural hygiene.

At the core of natural hygiene lies the belief that true health is achieved through healthful living. Dr. Fitzgerald explains that the human body is innately designed for optimal health, with sickness and disease arising from factors that disrupt this natural balance.

Natural hygiene encompasses the study of life, health, biology, and physiology, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these aspects and their profound influence on overall well-being.

What sets natural hygiene apart is its holistic perspective on health and wellness. Dr. Fitzgerald emphasizes that vibrant health and vitality are achieved through the harmonious integration of all elements of natural hygiene.

Rather than focusing on a single aspect in isolation, a balanced approach that incorporates appropriate nutrition, regular exercise, sufficient rest and sleep, and nourishing exposure to sunlight taps into the body's innate capacity for healing and rejuvenation.

One of the significant paradigm shifts that Dr. Fitzgerald challenges is the prevailing misconception surrounding cure and care.

In conventional medicine, symptoms are often viewed as adversaries to be eradicated, leading to a focus on symptom suppression. However, natural hygiene offers a refreshing perspective, considering symptoms as intelligent responses that signal the body's natural healing processes. It underscores the importance of caring for the individual, providing the necessary conditions and support for the body to restore its normal state of health.

Dr. Fitzgerald acknowledges that embracing natural hygiene and shifting paradigms can be challenging in a society entrenched in traditional medical approaches. However, he reminds us of the transformative power that lies within this holistic framework. By honoring the body's innate wisdom, providing the necessary conditions for healing, and embracing a holistic approach to health and wellness, individuals can embark on a journey toward vibrant health and well-being.

The conversation between Dr. Frank Sabatino and Dr. Greg Fitzgerald serves as a catalyst for reevaluating our understanding of health and the role we play in our own well-being. It invites us to tap into the timeless principles of natural hygiene and unlock our full potential for vibrant health. To listen to the full episode and embark on this transformative journey, visit www.healthscience.org/034-Greg-Fitzgerald.

#HealthSciencePodcast #NaturalHygiene #HolisticWellness #TransformativeJourney #VibrantHealth

We are thrilled to bring you an extraordinary episode of the Health Science Podcast featuring the founders of Nutmeg Notebook, Tami and Tom Kramer. Join us as we dive deep into their inspiring journey towards a whole food, plant-based lifestyle that has revolutionized their lives and continues to inspire countless others.

Tami and Tom's story is a testament to the remarkable power of embracing a plant-based way of living. Their path began with a critical doctor's visit, where Tami was confronted with rising LDL cholesterol levels. Determined to find a natural solution, she delved into research and discovered the transformative potential of whole food, plant-based diets. With unwavering dedication, Tami and Tom embarked on a journey that would change their lives forever.

Through their blog and YouTube channel, Nutmeg Notebook, Tami and Tom have cultivated a loyal community of individuals seeking guidance and support on their own plant-based journeys. 

Tami's expertise in creating delectable recipes, particularly her renowned "Beautiful Chopped Salads," has earned her the title of the "salad queen." Her culinary creations, free of salt, oil, and sugar, are a feast for the senses and demonstrate the incredible flavors that can be achieved with plant-based ingredients.

Anyone involved in the plant-based lifestyle knows about the Campbell legacy, including Dr. T. Colin Campbell, Dr. Nelson Campbell, founder of PlantPure Nation, and our guest for this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Kim Campbell.

Kim Campbell, the spouse of Nelson and daughter-in-law of T. Colin, is a renowned plant-based chef. She is passionate about making healthy, easy-to-prepare foods accessible to all. She stresses the importance of using easily obtainable ingredients, such as those found at her local Super Walmart. Kim also shares insights on essential kitchen tools and gadgets, highlighting the value of a well-equipped kitchen for an enjoyable cooking experience.

Kim's interest in nutrition and health predates her connection with the Campbells. Her love for cooking and desire to be involved in the medical field led her to explore nutrition programs and be inspired by T. Colin Campbell's research documented in The China Study. She embraced a plant-based lifestyle even before meeting her husband, Dr. Nelson Campbell.

https://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/032-Kim-Campbell 

In this episode of the NHA podcast, our host, Dr. Frank Sabatino is joined by the NHA Executive Director, Wanda Huberman and the NHA Virtual Team, Kathleen Gage and VLynn Hawkins talking about the National Health Association (NHA), the world's oldest plant-based organization and the upcoming 75th-anniversary celebration and conference, set to take place in Cleveland from June 22nd - 25th.

This event will offer a mixture of science-based education, enjoyable activities, and delectable whole food, plant-based meals. Esteemed speakers, including Dr. Sabatino, Dr. T. Colin Campbell, Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Dr. Alan Goldhammer and other plant-based lifestylists and influencers, will provide valuable insights and interact directly with participants.

The conference is a hybrid with the sold-out in-person and for the third consecutive year, a virtual opportunity, widening its reach to a global audience.

Kathleen and VLynn are working hard to create an immersive virtual experience complete with live streaming, Q&A sessions, and even a virtual meal experience. To top it off, those who invest a nominal fee for the virtual event can replay the sessions for up to a year.

Wanda shares that the NHA has also announced its exciting new venture into organizing plant-based adventure trips. This initiative was born from a partnership with an NHA life member, Lisa McCarl, who is also a travel agent. As part of this initiative, the NHA is collaborating with Windstar Cruises, who are committed to offering plant-based meals and implementing environmentally friendly practices.

The conversation also touches on the importance of maintaining an eco-friendly lifestyle.

This episode provides a comprehensive overview of the upcoming NHA conference and the organization's mission to promote a plant-based lifestyle.

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Dr. Miriam Maisel, a pioneer in plant-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine, is this week's featured expert on the Health Science Podcast with host Dr. Frank Sabatino. Dr. Maisel shared her personal journey and professional experiences, as well as her work in stress management and palliative medicine.

Growing up, Dr. Maisel was inspired to become a vegetarian, driven by her love for yoga and environmental concerns. While in medical school, she had to hide her vegetarianism due to stigma.

Her exposure to the internet led her to explore medical fasting and plant-based nutrition. As a result, Dr. Maisel visited True North Health in California and began reading works by renowned experts like Colin Campbell, John McDougall, and Dean Ornish.

During her younger years, Dr. Maisel lived in a community in Israel that was among the first to practice organic farming.

She also became interested in meditation and Tai Chi, which eventually led her to Japan for three years. Her experience there inspired her to return to conventional medicine, seeking an evidence-based approach.

In Israel, she has observed a strong focus on tertiary care and hospital medicine. While there is some emphasis on prevention, diet is often overlooked. However, she emphasizes that there is a growing interest in plant-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine.

Throughout her career, Dr. Maisel has been drawn to palliative and hospice medicine, working in various hospice departments in the UK.

In recent years, she has also focused on stress management, earning a qualification from the Benson Henry Institute at Harvard. The program, called Smart Stress Management and Resiliency Training (SMART), teaches individuals to recognize and manage stress.

Dr. Maisel believes that teaching stress management to doctors can help them better understand their patients and provide more effective care. She has taught several groups of doctors in the UK, offering continuing education credits for her course.

In her practice, Dr. Maisel takes a compassionate approach, offering extended consultations and making her services accessible to those with limited resources. As a semi-retired physician, she feels privileged to practice medicine in a way that aligns with her values and beliefs.

http://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/029-Miriam-Maisel 

Kathy Davis, founder of VegInspired, is this week’s featured expert on the Health Science podcast hosted by Dr. Frank Sabatino. Kathy shared her inspiring journey of transitioning to a whole food plant-based diet, traveling in a fifth wheel, and helping others adopt a plant-based lifestyle.

Kathy's journey to plant-based eating wasn't easy, as she initially thought it would be restrictive and boring. However, after transitioning for six months, she discovered that plant-based eating opened up a world of variety, flavor, and new foods that she had previously thought were off-limits.

Eating a whole food plant-based diet has helped Kathy achieve numerous health benefits, including weight loss, better sleep, improved mood, and even reversing the markers of pre-diabetes. 

Her travels in a fifth wheel have also been an essential part of her journey. 

Kathy and her husband sold their house and hit the road in a fifth wheel, with their cat in tow, almost five years ago. They've enjoyed visiting different places and grocery stores across the country while being able to maintain their whole food plant-based lifestyle on the road.

Kathy's work at VegInspired is centered around helping others adopt a plant-based lifestyle, with a focus on mindset and individualized meal planning. 

She believes that mindset is crucial for making a successful transition and helps people change their self-image and see themselves as a plant-based eater. 

Kathy provides high-touch coaching through her Eat More Plants Academy. She also offers a Meal Plan Accountability Club, helping people create meal plans that are aligned with their goals and the foods they want to eat.

During the podcast, Kathy shared her philosophy of "Eat More Plants" and "Intention over Perfection," which are characteristics of her programs. 

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In this episode of the Health Science podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino talks with a true champion of heart health, Dr. Columbus Batiste.

Dr. Batiste's passion for promoting heart health is deeply personal, stemming from the heart-wrenching loss of both his father and father-in-law due to lifestyle-related diseases.

Dr. Batiste's father had many healthy practices, but he was also known to disregard the dangers of excess, which led to severe diabetes and peripheral neuropathy. This caused his health to spiral downward until he could no longer walk and ultimately died a painful death.

Witnessing his father's suffering and the same fate that befell his father-in-law due to high blood pressure and kidney failure has only strengthened Dr. Batiste's resolve to help others live heart-healthy lives.

Dr. Batiste is committed to educating his patients and anyone who will listen about the importance of lifestyle changes in reversing and preventing diseases.

He believes that medicine is too focused on disease management and not enough on the root causes of those diseases. As a physician, Dr. Batiste sees his role as a guide, planting seeds of information for his patients and leading with love instead of criticism.

One of the exciting aspects of Dr. Batiste's work is in community outreach, particularly in under-resourced areas. The outreach often takes place in barbershops, hair salons, and churches.

Dr. Batiste believes that healthcare needs to transition to a model where care is brought to people where they are, rather than expecting people to come to clinics during traditional business hours. He emphasizes that every person is unique, and their approach to treatment should be individualized.

Through his experiences, Dr. Batiste offers a fresh perspective on healthcare. He encourages patients to take control of their health through lifestyle changes and advocates for personalized care that meets people where they are.

His work in under-resourced communities and his upcoming book highlight the importance of holistic health practices that prioritize the well-being of the whole person.

Visit https://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/027-Columbus-Batiste 

Dr. Jeanne Schumacher shares her journey from being a critically ill patient to a passionate advocate for plant-based nutrition.

 After experiencing a severe illness and being treated by a nutritionist, she delved into the world of nutrition and attended various courses and educational programs to learn more.

Dr. Schumacher also discusses how her background in teaching chemistry and analyzing personal care products helped her understand the impact of chemicals on human health. Her story is a testament to the transformative power of nutrition and the importance of spreading awareness about plant-based living.

During her interview with Dr. Frank Sabatino, Jeanne discusses her experience with creating and participating in plant-based challenges, such as the 10-day challenges, with a friend named Nancy Matthews in California. They realized that after completing these challenges, people need ongoing help, support, and education as they transition to a plant-based lifestyle.

Dr. Schumacher emphasizes the importance of continuous education and support not only for newcomers to plant-based eating but also for those who have been plant-based but may have slipped back into old habits.

Dr. Schumacher is heavily involved in local initiatives, such as meetups and restaurant campaigns, to spread awareness about plant-based eating in her community.

Her passion and enthusiasm have been instrumental in helping untold numbers of individuals shift to a healthier, happier lifestyle.

https://HealthScience.org/Podcast/026-Jeanne-Schumacher

Susan Hargreaves has been deeply passionate about animals since childhood. Her journey as an activist began when she visited a chicken hatchery with her aunt, only to witness the cruel separation of male chicks who were to be gassed and suffocated and females who were to be raised in cramped quarters to end up as a meal. This experience changed her life forever.

As a young girl, Susan organized walkouts to raise awareness about seal killing and conducted undercover investigations of slaughterhouses and stockyards. She has been actively involved in direct actions against circuses and rodeos, where she had been arrested and banned from the Toronto Sky Dome for life.

Susan explains the cruelty behind rodeos, including the use of electric prods and flank straps, and shares how she and her team successfully shut down a rodeo in Canada.

Inspired by her passion for animal welfare, Susan founded Animal Hero Kids, a nonprofit organization that promotes kindness to all species and recognizes bravery and compassion in youth.

She has educated elementary, middle, and high school students about animal welfare and the changing attitudes towards vegetarianism and veganism in schools.

When visiting schools, Susan emphasizes the message of kindness to all species and engages kids with her costume characters, such as Ronnie the Cow.

Her work with Animal Hero Kids has led to an annual award ceremony and a youth summit aimed at spreading the message of kindness to animals to a mainstream audience. She also collaborates with horse and cat rescue organizations and has authored several books including Animal Heroes, which recognizes female animal heroes.

Susan also shares her experience hosting the Los Angeles Animal Hero Awards, where they recognized the superintendent of the LAUSD school district for creating Meatless Mondays.

Throughout the episode, Susan Hargreaves' unwavering passion for animal welfare shines through, and she provides valuable insights into educating young people about kindness to all species.

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Maya Acosta and Dr. Riz Bukhari share a passion for plant-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine. Their journey began with their personal experiences with food and health, which eventually led them to create Plant-Based DFW, an organization that aims to spread awareness about plant-based nutrition and the plethora of health benefits for those who eat this way.

Maya's interest in healthy eating began during a nutrition course in college, which opened her eyes to the impact of certain products on the body.

Dealing with her own struggles with food, Maya transitioned to a mostly pescatarian diet, but her relationship with food was off kilter.

She was afraid of gaining weight and had health problems for years, including adrenal fatigue and weight gain. 

Doctors couldn't determine the cause of her health issues until a biological dentist discovered high levels of mercury in her body. This revelation made Maya realize the impact of her seafood-heavy diet and led her to transition to a plant-based diet. With the help of her husband, she was able to heal her body and overcome her health issues.

Dr. Riz, a vascular specialist, has seen the impact of lifestyle changes on his patients' health outcomes.

He emphasizes the importance of teaching patients to live healthier lifestyles to reduce the risks and complications of surgeries and interventions. However, he acknowledges the challenges of patient compliance with lifestyle changes and the influence of cultural, social, and psychological factors on their choices.

Maya and Dr. Riz also discuss the importance of incorporating whole food, plant-based nutrition into medical education. They hope that younger generations of physicians will have a better understanding of nutrition and its impact on health and are encouraged by the interest they've seen from medical students and young doctors in training.

Their passion extends beyond work into their community. They love promoting the benefits of a plant-based diet and hosting events to build a sense of community among like-minded individuals. Maya also hosts the Healthy Lifestyle Solution podcast where she highlights individuals who support healthy lifestyle choices.

Overall, Maya Acosta and Dr. Riz Bukhari's dedication to promoting plant-based nutrition and lifestyle medicine is making a significant impact in their community as well as globally due to their online presence.

Day by day they are achieving their goal to educate and raise awareness to help improve the health of individuals and society as a whole.

http://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/024-Maya-Riz 

Women's health issues can often be frustrating, confusing, and can leave one with feelings of helplessness.

Women may find themselves struggling with issues that their doctors know very little about.

However, there are many ways in which women can take control of their health, including through lifestyle choices such as plant-based eating.

In this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino speaks with Dr. Debra Shapiro, a women's health specialist, about the importance of lifestyle medicine and the ways in which women can take control of their health.

For many, a decline in health can be the turning point that leads to reflection and evaluation of their lifestyle choices.

Dr. Shapiro is confident that eating with compassion and making mindful choices about what we eat can have a significant impact on our physical and emotional health.

Dr. Shapiro discusses the controversy and confusion surrounding soy and its unknown risks associated with breast cancer. She also highlights the importance of carefully considering decisions about Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) with a healthcare provider.

Dr. Shapiro also talks about the Pregnancy Advantage program, which helps women make informed choices about their health during pregnancy and beyond. 

Eating a plant-based diet can have a positive impact on emotional wellbeing, and Dr. Shapiro provides tips for eating out while following a plant-based diet.

Dr. Shapiro concludes by emphasizing the importance of healing trauma in the world, which can start with small changes in our lifestyle choices. By making mindful choices about what we eat, we can improve our physical and emotional health and contribute to a healthier world.

http://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/023-Debra-Shapiro 

Is there no end in sight to the abuse animals go through? If it’s up to Gene Baur there will be more accountability from people and less suffering for the animals.

Gene Baur is a prominent figure in the animal rights movement and the co-founder of Farm Sanctuary, a non-profit organization that aims to end animal cruelty and promote veganism.

Baur's passion for animal welfare began in the 1980s when he started visiting farms to observe the conditions in which animals were being raised.

Horrified by what he saw, he knew that he had to do something to raise awareness about the cruelty and suffering that farm animals face.

Baur's first step to raising awareness and money was selling vegan hot dogs outside Grateful Dead concerts in the 80’s. This gave him a platform to talk to people about animal welfare and veganism.

In 1986, Baur co-founded Farm Sanctuary with the aim of rescuing farm animals and providing them with a safe and loving home. The first sanctuary was in a small barn in upstate New York and was home to just a few animals. However, as the organization grew, so did the number of animals they rescued.

Today, Farm Sanctuary has three locations in New York and California and is home to over 1,000 animals. The organization also advocates for animal welfare and promotes veganism through various campaigns and events.

Baur is known for his tireless activism and dedication to animal welfare. He has appeared on numerous TV shows and has authored several books on the subject. His work has also been recognized by several organizations, including the Huffington Post, which named him one of the top 20 activists changing the world.

Gene Baur is a passionate animal rights activist who has dedicated his life to ending animal cruelty and promoting veganism.

Through his work with Farm Sanctuary, he has rescued and provided a home for thousands of animals and has raised awareness about the importance of treating animals with compassion and respect. His legacy will continue to inspire and influence animal welfare advocates for years to come.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino and Gene dig deep into why the work to raise awareness about animal cruelty is so important.

http://www.HealthScience.org/Podcast/022-Gene-Baur 

To look at Geoff Palmer today, there is no obvious trace of a troubled background. Yet, at one point, Geoff lived in a private prison of a dark depression with no apparent way out.

Just three days before his 18th birthday, Geoff Palmer’s father, whom he had a very close relationship with, passed on.

This was the start of descending into an emotional bottom. Soon after, Geoff’s mother and brother passed away taking him deeper into what he describes as a dark hole.  

Finding solace in drugs and alcohol, Goeff thought of taking his life almost daily. He felt as if he was merely existing with no clear purpose or direction.

A chance meeting with a man who became a mentor to Geoff, turned his life around. As if a light switch were turned on, Geoff’s addictions disappeared, and his zest for life transformed from the dark hole of depression to one where he gained clarity on his life’s purpose.

His transformation included going from a meat eater to one of having no desire to consume animals in any form. 

“I realized I could never hurt animals again and became 100% plant-based instantly,” Geoff states. “I also saw a connection to depression and putting dead energy into my body.”

Embracing a new way of life, Geoff knew his existence was about service.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Sabatino unpacks Geoff’s journey from feeling lost and alone to being one of the most recognized influencers in the plant-based world, especially for those who have a passion for bodybuilding and fitness.

Together, Dr. Sabatino and Geoff Palmer explore meditation, to supplement or not, the spiritual side of eating a plant-based lifestyle and how to get past the dogma of beliefs that keep people sick. 

As the founder of a 100% plant-based company, Geoff pulls back the covers on what his life was like before becoming a voice for the plant-exclusive lifestyle and after.

"If we can learn to live without causing harm to animals and the environment, we can learn to live in harmony with each other and the planet," claims Jane Velez-Mitchell, founder and content editor of UnchainedTV. Jane shares her inspiring journey of overcoming addiction, embracing a vegan lifestyle, and coming out.

She speaks about the horrors she witnessed as a journalist and how they compelled her to become a strong advocate for animal rights and veganism.

Dr. Frank Sabatino and Jane discuss how a vegan diet can reduce animal suffering, conserve natural resources, and promote sustainable agriculture.

They also explore the benefits of sobriety and mental health, as well as the importance of living in harmony with each other and the planet.

As an accomplished American journalist, author, and television personality, having an extensive career in journalism, working for newspapers, magazines, and television networks, Jane Velez-Mitchell covered various social and political issues and advocated for animal rights and environmentalism in hosting roles. 

She has written several books on topics and is a frequent speaker and commentator on addiction, recovery, and mental health issues, namely "iWant: My Journey from Addiction and Overconsumption to a Simpler, Honest Life" and "Exposed: The Secret Life of Jodi Arias."  Her work as a journalist and advocate has earned her a reputation as a passionate and dedicated voice for important causes.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino and Jane Velez-Mitchell discuss Jane’s passionate advocacy for animal rights and environmentalism.

Jane shares her insights and personal experiences, offering valuable advice and inspiration for those who want to make positive changes in their lives and in the world.

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"It's never too late to change," states Dr. Akil Taher. At 75, Dr. Taher, author of Open Heart; Transformational Journey of a Doctor Who, After Bypass Surgery at 61, Ran Marathons and Climbed Mountains, is on a mission to share his story of redemption. 

Dr. Taher went from a self-proclaimed couch potato to an example of what health can look and feel like when one is a plant-based lifestylist. 

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, he shares his transformation journey from a life-threatening health situation to a place of personal and spiritual growth with Dr. Frank Sabatino.

Dr. Taher has practiced as a medical doctor in a number of countries like Bahrain, India, and the United States for over 50 years.

For years, he did not exercise, ate a horrible diet, and prided himself on being a couch potato.

Until he ended up on the operating table as an overweight patient with nearly 100% blockage in one of his arteries, he had no idea that his life was about to change…dramatically.

The stents failed, landing him in the hospital a few years later. He was warned to change his lifestyle but threw caution to the wind.

“I ended up lonely, sad, and empty inside. I reached a point where I knew something had to change,” he shakes his head.

One more time he was being wheeled into the operating room for open heart surgery. On his way in he turned to the nurse and said, "In a year, I will do a half marathon if everything goes well.”

Find out how he did a complete 180. He began a whole food, plant-based diet, began exercising, got enough sleep, and implemented the Six Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine. 

His book. Open Heart is a testament to his commitment to inspiring and encouraging people around the globe to lead a healthy, fulfilling lifestyle.

 Enjoy the blog post and more on Dr. Taher and the National Health Association

www.Healthscience.org/podcast/019-Akil-Taher

“Veganism is not just about personal health or animal welfare, it is about social justice and creating a more conscious society,” according to Dr. Will Tuttle, best-selling author of The World Peace Diet; Eating for Spiritual Health and Social Harmony.

Dr. Tuttle shares his spiritual exploration journey with Dr. Frank Sabatino, ranging from his interest in philosophy to veganism and religious traditions. As Dr. Tuttle discusses his experience living in a monastery as a Zen Monk in Korea and how this influenced his connection with nature, meditation, and inner silence.

Dr. Tuttle talks about the criticisms he encountered in the vegan community but also how he was inspired by more than 900 vegans during his time. He highlights the importance of understanding the consequences of animal agriculture and how it is affecting our culture and the world we live in.

In the book The World Peace Diet, Dr. Tuttle argues that our culture's food system is based on violence, domination, and exploitation of animals, which has far-reaching consequences for human health, the environment, and social justice. 

Further, he suggests that our food choices reflect and shape our values, attitudes, and beliefs and that we need to shift toward a more compassionate and conscious way of eating.

The World Peace Diet explores the connections between food, culture, spirituality, and social change, drawing on insights from philosophy, psychology, ecology, and other disciplines. It offers a vision of a more harmonious and integrated world, where people live in harmony with each other and with nature, and where all beings are respected and valued and to keep in mind that "We need to be aware of the consequences of our actions and how they affect others, whether they are animals, other humans, or the planet."

During this engaging conversation, Dr. Tuttle helps us understand the interconnectedness of our society, food, and the source of our problems. 

In addition, they dig deep into the importance of awareness and compassion toward all sentient beings, the impact of veganism on personal and societal transformation, and the role of spirituality in our relationship with food and the world around us and of which what each of us can do, today and every day, to effectively contribute to world peace. Dr. Tuttle recommends people  "See life as an adventure. Wake up in the morning every day and give thanks for another opportunity to be part of the solution. Let life shine and as we do that we pray for a better world for all of us."

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As one of the most recognized authorities in the plant-based and plant-exclusive industries, Dr. Joel Fuhrman holds nothing back in his conversation with Dr. Frank Sabatino.

Dr. Fuhrman, who coined the phrase nutritarian, is himself a long-time nutritarian who advocates for everyone to eat a nutrient rich diet.

In the last few decades, Dr. Fuhman has impacted the lives of thousands of people who have moved to a healthful diet filled with nutrient rich foods.

During their conversation, Dr. Sabatina and Dr. Fuhman talk about the pros and cons of a vegan diet, why it’s not the solution to everyone’s health needs and what virtually anyone can do to eat in a way that promotes their optimal health. 

Digging into the pros and cons of natural hygiene, Dr. Fuhman shares his insights from decades as a medical doctor who has helped thousands of people reverse heart disease, diabetes and other diseases that have become more common by the day. 

There are food combinations that contribute to balanced living emotionally and physically. Dr. Fuhrman will be the first to tell his patients that there is no magic bullet to health. It takes commitment and daily actions.

As his legacy to the millions of people he has influenced through his medical practice, presentations, interviews, and books, Dr. Fuhrman is incredibly proud of his Eat to Live Retreat, located in San Diego, California.

The Eat to Live Retreat is a place of transformation where the resolve food cravings and addictions and feel in control of their health destiny as they embark on their journey to lose excess weight and reverse chronic disease.

What began as a search for information to relieve a condition that literally stopped Cyrus Khambatta in his tracks, turned into his life’s work.

As a healthy college student who prided himself on his physical and athletic abilities, any type of illness was the furthest thing from Cyrus’ mind. Yet, life had a different plan for Cy.

Cy’s world turned upside down when he was diagnosed with several conditions including Hashimoto disease, Alopecia Areata and Type I diabetes. Within 24 hours, his life changed forever.

His doctors prescribed multiple medications without a solid plan of action or much hope that he could get healthy.

“I felt extremely vulnerable,” Cy remembers.

Unable to receive answers to questions he posed to various doctors, Cy knew he had to ask himself better questions.  

“What do I do to maximize my quality of life and avoid major complications?” became his daily mantra.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino goes deep with Cyrus Khambatta, PhD about how Cy went from a pain-filled life to one of freedom beyond his wildest dreams.

Find out how his failing health put him on a road to becoming a world-renowned authority on Mastering Diabetes the Plant-Based Way!

Not only do Dr. Sabatino and Cyrus discuss the various types of diabetes and the causes for each, but they also dig deep into what Cy refers to as “nerd” conversations about the science of how foods react in our bodies.

www.HealthScience.org/podcast/016-Cyrus-Khambatta

Imagine being on the inside of an industry veiled in secrecy, deceit, and suffering. An industry that most people would be horrified to learn the truth of, yet even when they uncover the atrocities, many choose to ignore the reality of what goes on within the dairy industry.

One person who could no longer deny the truth of the dairy industry is former dairy farmer, Jackie Norman.

With her identity tied to an industry she could no longer be a part of, Jackie began a deep soul searching journey that not only took her to places she never imagined, as fate would have it, she met the love of her life, Gareth Scurr.

A highly accomplished and acclaimed photographer, filmmaker and artist, Gareth supported Jackie’s decision to commit to the vegan lifestyle, but swore it would never be his personal choice. 

He loved the taste of meat far too much to ever imagine a life without it… until he learned the horrid truth about the pain and suffering millions of animals are unnecessarily subjected to.

In this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino discusses what really goes on in the dairy and meat industries with Jackie and Gareth from an insider’s perspective.

Jackie shares her health challenges, the times she had to hide out from those who didn’t want her revealing what she knew about the dairy industry and how Gareth put his gift as a photographer and filmmaker as the foundation of the visual media for the nonprofit, Vegan FTA.

Gareth reveals how eliminating meat and dairy from his diet had an added benefit of extreme weight loss.

Together, Jackie and Gareth are making a huge impact on the movement.

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Growing up in an era where being overweight was the exception rather than the norm, Victoria Moran began her battle with weight and yo-yo dieting from a very early age. Not only did she have her own issues to deal with, but her parents ran a business addressing weight issues for adults.

Realizing her weight was not good for their business, Victoria tried multiple diets that literally brought her to her knees. Finding her way to the rooms of Overeaters Anonymous, she came to realize that there was a spiritual solution to her struggle with food.

Fast forward to today, and Victoria is one of the most recognized names in the plant-based and vegan movement. One of her pathways to success was the Ayurvedic way of eating. The Ayurvedic diet emphasizes eating whole foods as well as mindfulness.

As the founder of Main Street Vegan Academy, Victoria is more committed than ever to assist others in their journey to healthier living both personally and professionally.

In this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino digs deep with his long-time friend and colleague, Victoria Moran, about her journey to health, business success and being an inspiration for people around the globe.

http://www.healthscience.org/podcast/014-Victoria-Moran 

From traditional medicine as a registered nurse to an advocate for children’s health, Meryl Fury is on a mission to plant the seeds of health around the globe.

Meryl’s transition to a plant-based lifestyle began when beef prices in the 70’s were skyrocketing. Watching her mother fret about the food budget, Meryl and her best friend, both age 15, decided to quit eating meat.

She’ll be the first to say it had nothing to do with health or compassion to animals. It was purely for the love of her mother and their food budget, Meryl made her initial move to a plant-based diet. 

Little did Meryl realize that her choice to go plant-based would lead her down a path that not only turned into her passion for health, but also her life’s work.

In this episode, Dr. Frank Sabatino digs deep with Meryl Fury about how her passion has grown from simply saving money on food to being a voice for the health of plant-based eating and how to turn one’s health around. 

www.HealthScience.org/podcast/013-Meryl-Fury

Growing up in the fifties and sixties, being overweight as a child was unusual.

Yet, for Chef AJ, her struggle with weight was something that started in her youth.

Reaching close to 200 pounds, it wasn’t until she dealt with a health challenge, that she even considered changing the way she ate.

It took someone helping her to understand the connection between what she ate and her health crisis that she was willing to make the change.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino and Chef AJ talk about healthy weight, food addictions, water-fasting, eating delicious foods and benefits of a plant-based, S.O.S. free diet.

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How does one go from being unhealthy and obese to becoming a beacon of hope when it comes to personal health? Such is the case with Plant-Based Telehealth founder, Anthony Masiello.

Anthony’s passion for health was not a part of his life plan. An early pioneer of understanding the internet, Anthony loved technology and science.

In this episode, Dr. Sabatino and Anthony “geek out” on science and how it all plays into where we are today. Bringing the conversation into layperson terms, Anthony shares how the denial of a 20-year term life insurance policy felt like a death sentence to him.

Looking back, he now sees it as a life sentence. One he never imagined he would be living.

And yet, when he was denied the insurance policy, he was morbidly obese, weighing more than 360 pounds, medicated for high blood pressure, and suffering from psoriasis, eczema, migraine headaches, and sleep apnea. With his transition to a whole food plant-based diet and healthy lifestyle, Anthony lost 160 lbs. and reversed all these conditions.  He has maintained that weight loss, optimal health, and an incredible quality of life for more than 16 years and counting.

Anthony is on a mission to dramatically shift the healthcare focus from management to the prevention and reversal of chronic disease by helping millions of people to implement lifestyle changes that will truly improve the quality of their lives.

http://www.HealthScience.org/podcast/011-anthony-masiello

Never in his wildest dreams did Dillon Holmes think he would be vegan, let alone a YouTube sensation. He sure didn’t set out to be, but when he and his wife, Reebs, changed their eating and subsequently started Well Your World YouTube Channel, they had no idea how popular the show would become.

Boasting nearly 100,000 subscribers on the YouTube Channel and over 25,000 in the Well Your World Facebook Group, Dillon loves to share his latest downhome and simple recipes that are plant-based, tasty and most of all easy and fast to prepare.

His passion resides in sharing anything that relates to the big picture vision of a healthy, sustainable, vegan world.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dillon shares with host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, how he came to be a passionate plant-based influencer.

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It’s one thing to go plant-based, and something very different to completely transform your life with one life-changing decision.

Such is the case with Brittany Jaroudi. Growing up, Brittany lived with the constant fear that her parents would die. She saw her mom go through cancer on three separate occasions as well as her father having a massive heart attack at a young age.

During all this, Brittany had her own health struggles. Dealing with weight issues from childhood, at five feet tall, she hit 185 lbs. Her BMI was in the obese range.

Diagnosed with high blood pressure, Brittany was given the standard American solution… drugs.

​Determined to take control of her well-being, Brittany researched ways to reduce her health risks.

A turning point for Brittany was when she watched the documentary Forks Over Knives. ​Getting a glimpse of her future, she made a vow to do what she could to turn her health around.

After watching the documentary, she immediately went plant-based, getting rid of all dairy, meat and processed foods.

Since that day, she has lost 60 pounds; she no longer has high cholesterol, nor does she take the medications she was told she would likely need for life.

​Brittany believes it’s never too late, or too early, to become healthy with plant foods.

During this episode of the NHA Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino digs deep with Brittany about what it took for her to turn her life around.

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Colin Campbell, PhD has been dedicated to the science of human health for more than 60 years. His primary focus is on the association between diet and disease, particularly cancer.

Although largely known for the China Study--one of the most comprehensive studies of health and nutrition ever conducted, and recognized by The New York Times as the “Grand Prix of epidemiology”--Dr. Campbell’s profound impact also includes extensive involvement in education, public policy, and laboratory research.

The China Study has been translated into 50 languages with millions of copies being sold. It remains a favorite for those interested in the science of health.

During his conversation with Dr. Frank Sabatino, T. Colin digs deep into how he discovered his life’s work, the China Study, the harm animal proteins cause, and the science behind his work.

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It has been said, “The world is in a world of hurt.” Many people feel there is nothing they can do to change the trajectory the earth and the climate are on.

Yet, one man who is on a mission to heal the planet and heal the climate is Dr. Sailesh Rao.

What began as a “pinky promise” to his granddaughter, Kimaya, to do all he could to raise awareness about veganism and the benefits to the environment, is now Dr. Rao’s life’s work.

In this episode, Dr. Rao digs deep with host, Dr. Frank Sabatino to shine the spotlight on what is really happening and what each of us must do to be a part of the healing.

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While most people begin slowing down long before they need to, Linda Middlesworth will likely never fall behind. At nearly 79 years old, Linda is an inspiration to men and women everywhere.

Living a plant-exclusive lifestyle for over 34 years, Linda beat cancer, heart disease, prediabetes, and obesity.

By making this change, she lost over 50 pounds. As a result, she has made it her mission to inspire as many people as possible to live as healthfully as possible by eating a plant-exclusive diet.

In this episode, you will experience the passion Linda has for the plant-exclusive lifestyle as she and host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, dig deep into healthy eating, animal compassion and growing younger as we age.

About NHA

The National Health Association (NHA), founded in 1948, is a nonprofit organization that promotes the benefits of a plant-based diet. The Association provides educational materials, educational events, and services to thousands of people around the world.

The mission of the National Health Association is to educate and empower individuals to understand that health results from healthful living. The NHA recognizes the integration of all aspects of health: personal, environmental, and social.

The NHA also provides travel experiences around the globe through the NHA Plant-Based Travel and cruise division.

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One of the world’s top cardiologists, Dr. Joel Kahn, has treated thousands of acute heart attacks during his career. In a perfect world, heart disease would come to an end.

Yet, we don’t live in a perfect world. We live in a world where people’s health is being challenged more every day.

Dr. Kahn has made it his life’s work to do all possible to raise awareness about the benefits of a plant-based, vegan diet.

At his core, Dr. Joel Kahn believes that plant-based nutrition is the most powerful source of preventative medicine on the planet. Having practiced traditional cardiology since 1983, it was only after his own commitment to a plant based vegan diet that he truly began to delve into the realm of non-traditional diagnostic tools, prevention tactics and nutrition-based recovery protocols.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast, host, Dr. Frank Sabatino, explores with Dr. Kahn how more people can embrace and enjoy a health, plant-based protocol. One that results in optimal health and vitality. http://www.HealthScience.org/podcast/005-Joel-Kahn

Chuck Carroll is truly “The Weight Loss Champion” and host of the wildly popular podcast, The Exam Room™.

At his heaviest, Chuck weighed 420 pounds and had amassed a 66-inch waist while requiring a size 6xl shirt. At just 5-foot-6, his tiny frame struggled to support his enormous figure.

A severe food addiction continued to fuel an unhealthy lifestyle as his waist expanded at such a pace that soon it would outgrow even the big and tall catalog. Yet, he convinced himself that he needed to continue down that path to remain a personality on radio station BIG 100.3 (WBIG-FM) in Washington, DC.

During this episode of the Health Science Podcast show, Dr. Frank Sabatino and Chuck Carroll go deep into addiction, dealing with life after weight loss surgery, nerding out on the science of food, the spiritual side of eating a plant exclusive diet and the long-term benefits to one’s health, the planet, and the animals through a change in what’s on the end of the fork.

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Is water fasting a fad or a tried-and-true method of healing? Is water fasting here to stay or just the latest diet gimmick?

In this episode of the Health Science Podcast, Dr. Frank Sabatino digs deep into the truth of what Dr. Alan Goldhamer has staked his career and reputation on.

Join in for a lively discussion on what water fasting is and is not, why many people miss the mark, who should never do water fasting and what you need to know to improve your health.

Dr. Alan Goldhamer is the founder of TrueNorth Health Center, a state-of-the-art facility that provides medical and chiropractic services, psychotherapy, and counseling, as well as massage and body work. He is also director of the Center's groundbreaking residential health education program.

Dr. Goldhamer is one of the most pioneering and dedicated visionaries in health today. An outspoken professional who doesn't shy away from a spirited debate, he is deeply committed to helping people stuck in self-destructive cycles reclaim their ability to change their lives.

Dr. Goldhamer has supervised the fasts of thousands of patients. Under his guidance, the Center has become one of the premier training facilities for doctors wishing to gain certification in the supervision of therapeutic fasting.

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Long before plant-based eating was “cool” there were a handful of doctors who knew health, or lack thereof, was a direct result of what people eat.

Ahead of the times, Dr. Michael Klaper was among the few and far between doctors who intuitively understood the healing power of food.

As an early adopter of a whole food, plant-based diet, Dr. Klaper didn’t shy away from letting his patients know that a plant-based diet and a balanced lifestyle are essential for health and can be the difference between healing an illness or treating its symptoms.

NHA is honored to have had Dr. Klaper as a presenter at the annual conference as far back as 25 years ago. The longstanding relationship is one we value and cherish.

In this episode of the Health Science Podcast, host, Dr. Frank Sabatino explores the health benefits of a plant-based diet as well as the impact of animal-based foods on the environment with Dr. Klaper and Moving Medicine Forward.

About National Health Association

The National Health Association (NHA) is a non-profit organization that promotes the benefits of a plant-based diet. The Association provides educational materials, educational events, and services to thousands of people around the world.

The mission of the National Health Association is to educate and empower individuals to understand that health results from healthful living. We recognize the integration of all aspects of health: personal, environmental, and social. We communicate the benefits of a plant-based diet, exercise and rest, a healthy environment, psychological well-being, and, when indicated, the use of fasting. We take a leadership role in advocating health freedom issues.

Members who enroll at the basic membership level for only $35 per year enjoy a subscription to our award-winning quarterly health journal, Health Science, access to the “Members Only” section of the NHA Website (which contains all 43 years of back issues of the magazine),  the ability to download for free many classic out of print eBooks on the history of the Natural Hygiene Movement, including Fasting Can Save Your Life and The Greatest Health Discovery, discounts on books, and early notice of NHA events.  https://www.healthscience.org/join-renew/

Join in on the 75th Anniversary NHA Conference taking place in June, 2023. To learn more and register, visit https://www.healthscience.org/2023-nha-conference/

Be sure to check out the NHA Travel itinerary. Book you dream, plant-exclusive cruise. https://www.healthscience.org/plant-based-travel/

As the plant-based movement experiences exponential growth, more people around the globe want to learn what they can from those who have been living this way for any length of time.

Additionally, these very same people are eager to feel a sense of community as they discover the benefits of this lifestyle. This is where the National Health Association has focused their attention for nearly 75 years.

Founded in 1948, the mission of the National Health Association is to educate and empower individuals to understand that health results from healthful living. NHA recognizes the integration of all aspects of health: personal, environmental, and social.

On this episode of The Health Science Podcast, host, Dr. Frank Sabatino talks with NHA President, Mark Huberman and NHA Executive Director, Wanda Huberman.

Mark and Wanda have both been committed to a plant-exclusive lifestyle for decades. Mark since birth and Wanda for 35 years.

Mark has made it his personal and professional mission to continue to provide avenues to raise awareness about the plant-based lifestyle.

Wanda is equally committed to the far-reaching opportunities the NHA offers members, and nonmembers, alike.

NHA membership

For a very nominal investment, you can enjoy incredible benefits of the NHA membership.

Members of the NHA enjoy a subscription to the award-winning quarterly health journal, Health Science, access to the “Members Only” section of the NHA Website (which contains all 43 years of back issues of the magazine),  the ability to download for free many classic out of print eBooks on the history of the Natural Hygiene Movement, including Fasting Can Save Your Life and The Greatest Health Discovery, discounts on books, and early notice of the NHA events.

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The Health Science Podcast is brought to you by the National Health Association (NHA) championing the Gold Standard of a Whole Plant-Food Diet and Lifestyle Since 1948. The NHA's Mission is to educate and empower individuals to understand science-backed results from an integration of all aspects of health; personal, environmental, social, and the animals. All of our experts subscribe to a whole food, plant-based nutrition, no SOS, lifestyle and take a leadership role in advocating for healthy living and social justice.