Sharon Kleyne Hour: Recent Episodes
Sharon Kleyne
• Power of Water / Global Warming – New and innovative wellness discoveries to help you and future generations live within our changing dry environment • Global climate change is a WATER (all-natural moisture) crisis that can cause dryness of the skin, eyes and breathing passages, in addition to spreading bacteria, viruses, allergies and numerous dehydration related diseases • Sharon Kleyne believes that each individual has the power to become proactive in maintaining their own health • Sharon and her guests offer simple, logical, do-it-yourself solutions from a non-political, common sense perspective • Weekly shows have featured experts in medicine, pharmacology, health and healing, therapeutic healing research, nutrition, occupational safety and wellness, global climate change and more. The weekly “Power of Water” segment features guests discussing the scientific, recreational and aesthetic aspects of water.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
David Klein, PhD (Sebastpol, CA), http://www.livingnutrition.com diet and nutrition educator and author, “The Benefits of a Raw Food Lifestyle.” F. Travis Boley (Independence, MO), www.octa-trails.org writer and museum curator, “The Oregon Trail and the docudrama In Pursuit of a Dream.”
Dr. Jim Arcand, D.C. (Grants Pass, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation or injury to tissues. It is immediate and usually of short duration and a normal response to injury. Chronic pain is continuous pain that persists for more than three months. The cause is not always evident and can often interfere with a patient's quality of life, sleep and productivity. Second guest, Bob Fuhrmann (Wyoming), Education Director with Yellowstone National Park, discusses the majestic beauty of America’s first national park. Established in 1872, and located in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone possess the most spectacular natural features including Old Faithful and a collection of the world's most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/yell.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming from a non-political perspective.
The practice of medicine is now at a crossroad. Countless patients are being treated simultaneously with both Western and Oriental medicine. It is quite common for a patient to seek herbal treatments while taking several prescription medications. According to Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA), an estimated 15 million adults in the United States (representing 18.4% of all prescription pharmaceutical users) took prescription drugs concurrently with herbal remedies and/or vitamins in 1997. In 2017, more than 170 million Americans (76%) take dietary supplements, according to the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN). Consumers spent more than 338 billion dollars in prescription drugs, and $36 billion dollars on vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements in 2017.
In this talk show, some commonly and higher risk of herb and drug interactions will be discussed. This will help to minimize potential conflicts and risk of potentially dangerous herb and drug interactions.
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, cutting-edge dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert. “Tree Propagation and the World's Forests – the New Zealand Model.” (DVD – Yes; Printable summary – Yes; Categories: 1,5,9,16,32,35)
(Glogau, R, MD, “Collegiality and Dermatology,” Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2005; 54(4): 701-2)
David Schneider, MD, Faculty Physician/Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency and Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF talks about his passion of Nutrition, Lifestyle and Good health. You can also find more information here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/To-Your-Health-With-Dr-Dave-schneider/308308468077 To Your Health is your premier source of accurate health and medical information from a highly trustworthy and reliable source, Dr. Dave Schneider. Dr. Dave has practiced Family Medicine for over 20 years, and has been a full-time teacher of Family Medicine for most of that time. Dr. Dave will begin with a discussion of a topic of current interest, and will gladly answer your questions on anything at all within the field of health care and medicine.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Aaron Hughes (Elizabethtown, KY), http://www.harvestnutrition.com Harvest Nutrition LLC, “The power of real food and nutrition for achieving long-term health.” Michael Framson (Medford, OR), http://www.seattlepi.com/local coordinator of Statement of Concern regarding fluoridated water and infant formula. “Is municipal water safe?
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, cutting-edge dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert. “Tree Propagation and the World's Forests – the New Zealand Model.” (DVD – Yes; Printable summary – Yes; Categories: 1,5,9,16,32,35)
(Glogau, R, MD, “Collegiality and Dermatology,” Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2005; 54(4): 701-2)
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma.” Shonda Schilling (Medfield, MA), founder of the Shade Foundation of America (and wife of pitcher Kurt Schilling). “Have Fun in the Sun But Be Smart.”
Rebecca Petris started The Dry Eye Company and this website in 2005 as a dry eye information portal and community center for her fellow dry eye patients. Since then, it's grown and expanded in various ways, all focused on improving quality of life for people with dry eye. The Irlen Method is the only research-based method using colored overlays and filters. There are over 4,000 educators in school districts who have been trained, and millions of children use Irlen colored overlays and it is now being used in over 42 countries. The Irlen Method is non-invasive technology that uses colored overlays and filters to improve the brain's ability to process visual information. It is the only method scientifically proven to successfully correct the processing problems associated with Irlen Syndrome.
Known as Mother of Qigong in America & for her instant healings, Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, nurse, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary. She will use her life-long knowledge to discuss the importance of water and health.
“Giving individuals the power to determine and manage their own health and destinies is the secret of true healing” is her motto.
Other topics: Worldwide awareness of wellness and health. Dr. Chow brings natural healing to the world class cruise line Celebrity Cruise.
Millions of children are staying at home now. How can parents help children to stay healthy and active to fight the Coronavirus? Tune in to today's show to find out what Kevin Kearns, a top American trainer would recommend.
Host Sharon Kleyne discusses Sjögren's disease with Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH host of Cross Link Radio. https://www.facebook.com/AmericasDentalHygienist www.rdhpurpleguide.com
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
The co-founder of the “People-Centered Internet,” Mrs. Mei Lin Fung will discuss how to maintain a global network of “positive change agents” and how to ensure that technology is developed with a “people-centered” focus – increasing access while ensuring equality, protecting the vulnerable, and prioritizing human well-being.
Have you heard of the 4th-Phase of Water? Do you know its impact on your Health?
Sharon's special guest today is Dr. Gerald Pollack.
Dr. Pollack is a professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington. He is also Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal, WATER, and Executive Director of the Institute for Venture Science.
His interests have ranged broadly, from biological motion and cell biology to the interaction of biological surfaces with aqueous solutions. His 1990 book, Muscles and Molecules: Uncovering the Principles of Biological Motion, won an “Excellence Award” from the Society for Technical Communication. His 2001 book, Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life, and his newest book, The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor won that Society’s “Distinguished Award,” their highest distinction. The latter book went on to receive the World Summit Excellence Award.
Tune in to today's show to learn more about the 4th-Phase of Water!
Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world’s leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You’ll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company’s profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.
A recognized authority on licensing and leveraging intellectual property and technology assets, Mr. Andrew Sherman will discuss intellectual asset management and harvesting.
Computers are now more powerful at giving us answers faster than human brainpower. Will the machine become so powerful that it begins to think to a point where it is more capable than the humans? Join the discussion with a Computer Science wizard, Richard Li, a graduate student at Western Washington University on this subject.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
America is in the throes of an opioid epidemic, as more than two million Americans have become dependent on or abused prescription pain pills and street drugs.
Dr. Steven Rotter, M.D. Internal Medicine and Nancy Coleman from Grants Pass Treatment Center will discuss the opioid epidemic and the treatment options.
Speaking from personal experience, Jim Derick, the President and co-founder of SAFE Coalition, Inc., a non-profit organization headquartered in Norfolk Massachusetts, will discuss the impact of substance use disorder and supportive services available to those impacted by Substance Use Disorder and strategies for prevention, education, peer connection and treatment options.
Dr. Mary Wingo Ph.D., Author of the human Stress response. Physiologist and human stress research expert living in Ecuador.
Nancy Y. Coleman is a corporate trainer and management consultant who has 35 years of experience in the health field. She has worked with thousands of people nationwide leading seminars and workshops on alcohol/drug problems and prevention, self-esteem, conflict resolution, communication, leadership skills, and team building.
At today's show, Nancy will discuss drug Addiction and its impact on immune system & mental health during the pandemic.
In 2002, the Teas' Tea line of natural, unsweetened bottled tea was launched. The product line functions as the centerpiece of ITO EN (North America) Inc. for it upholds ITO EN's principles of Natural, Safe, Healthy, Well-Designed, and Delicious. The product was first introduced through wholesale distribution in New York City and the Tri-State area. The Dry eye zone is our portal. It's the information center where you can get things like consumer guides to various types of dry eye products, glossary definitions of dry eye terms, a reference list of BAK concentrations in prescription medications, a list of ongoing dry eye drug clinical trials, a chart comparing different types of punctual plugs, and much, much more.
Today, Dr. Day addresses the issue of Preventing and Reversing eye disease. Lorraine Day, M.D. reveals the amazingly simple plan to prevent and reverse serious eye diseases that affect almost 50% of all Americans over the age of 65 and often lead to severe vision loss and even blindness. Her CD’s explain; The food additives may cause blindness, The dangerous side effects of eye drop medications, The damaging side effects to the eye from many drug medications. www.drday.com Ellen Gilmer, reporter at www.eenews.net talks about her article, Nev.'s water fight -- slow-motion war over a thirsty future.
John Monroe (Boulder, CO), Natural Vision Improvement Educator. Holistic Ophthalmology can improve vision without corrective lenses.
Some estimates say computer-related eye symptoms may be responsible for up to 10 million eye doctor visits a year.
The problem is expected to grow as more people use smartphones and other handheld digital devices.
Digital devices may also be linked to eye fatigue because you tend to blink less often when looking at a computer screen.
The show will discuss dangers of eye fatigue if untreated and ways to prevent it.
An estimated 4.88 million Americans suffer from dry eye syndrome.
Dr. Griffiths will discuss symptoms, causes and available treatments to treat dry eye condition.
As the COVID-19 infection rate increases daily, how to protect yourself and your family from the Coronavirus, Dr. Angela Zeng, a leading physician for a global biopharmaceutical company will discuss ways that you and your family can protect yourself during this pandemic.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Dr. Gerald Pollack, University of Washington professor of bioengineering, has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary. He has spent the past decade convincing worldwide audiences that water is not actually a liquid. For years, Dr. Pollack had researched muscles and how they contract. It struck him as odd that the most common ideas about muscle contraction did not involve water, despite the fact muscle tissue consists of 99 percent water molecules. In this episode, Dr. Pollack will discuss the Fourth Phase of water!
Some estimates say computer-related eye symptoms may be responsible for up to 10 million eye doctor visits a year.
The problem is expected to grow as more people use smartphones and other handheld digital devices.
Digital devices may also be linked to eye fatigue because you tend to blink less often when looking at a computer screen.
The show will discuss dangers of eye fatigue if untreated and ways to prevent it.
Today DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC talks about the Challenges in the federal sector for environmental program funding, and the disaster in Japan and the aftermath around the Pacific Rim. http://tsunami.noaa.gov/ Although a tsunami cannot be prevented, the impact of a tsunami can be mitigated through community preparedness, timely warnings, and effective response. NOAA has primary responsibility for providing tsunami warnings to the Nation, and a leadership role in tsunami observations and research. Art Bernstein, MA, Author and Naturalist talks about the Japanese tsunami and the Northern California coast, Crescent City to Trinidad on his recent trip there.
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
Pamela Bonney, a veteran nutritionist from Long Island, NY will discuss what healthcare professionals at the front line should do to protect themselves and what people who are staying at home should do to fight Coronavirus and win this war!
Introduce the listener to the field of neonatal salivary diagnostics, the unique considerations of collecting and analyzing saliva in the newborn, and the impact this type of research may have on the field to improve neonatal outcomes. Dr. Maron will describe her ongoing research studies, specifically two of her NIH sponsored trials aimed at integrating a salivary infectious screening platform (Salivary Profiling in Infants Treated for Suspected Sepsis-SPITSS) and an oral feeding readiness platform (Neonatal Oral-feeding Readiness In Salivary High-throughput diagnostics- NOuRISH) into newborn care.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Computers are now more powerful at giving us answers faster than human brainpower. Will the machine become so powerful that it begins to think to a point where it is more capable than the humans? Join the discussion with a Computer Science wizard, Richard Li, a graduate student at Western Washington University on this subject.
Annette Draper, the co-founder of The Club Northwest, a Première health club in Oregon has just returned from Indian. She will share her personal experience about natural healing in India.
Water and Health Gerald H. Pollack, PhD (Seattle, WA), Professor of Bioengineering, University of Washington, “New discoveries about the chemistry of water.”
An estimated 4.88 million Americans suffer from dry eye syndrome.
Dr. Griffiths will discuss symptoms, causes and available treatments to treat dry eye condition.
Dr. Marguerite McDonald (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, refractive eye surgeon and LASIK pioneer, discusses important eye care information applicable to all people.
Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, continues his discussion on the world’s deepest lakes.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Introduce the listener to the field of neonatal salivary diagnostics, the unique considerations of collecting and analyzing saliva in the newborn, and the impact this type of research may have on the field to improve neonatal outcomes. Dr. Maron will describe her ongoing research studies, specifically two of her NIH sponsored trials aimed at integrating a salivary infectious screening platform (Salivary Profiling in Infants Treated for Suspected Sepsis-SPITSS) and an oral feeding readiness platform (Neonatal Oral-feeding Readiness In Salivary High-throughput diagnostics- NOuRISH) into newborn care.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Drinking water to prevent or reverse cataracts
Ed Kondrot, MD (Ft. Meyers, FL) Healing the Eye Wellness Center
Does dehydration contribute to cataracts?
Water and your skin
Winston W.J. Kao (Clearwater, FL) Researcher and Owner of Ideal Water
The many ways water benefits your skin.
Worldwide water crisis
Ray Sanders CEO of Water4 (Oklahoma City, OK)
Helping developing countries help themselves
Integration of Eastern and Western Medicine
Steven K.H. Aung, MD, VCM, FAAFP (Edmond, AB, Can.)
College of Integrative Medicine, University of Alberta.
Filling in the medical gaps.
Better Health through bioenergy simulation
Terry Rondberg, DC (Temecula, CA) Temecula Wellness Center.
Using the brain to heal the body.
Medicine Lake and the California Water Supply Art Bernstein, MS (Central Point, OR), Naturalist, hiking guide author and screenwriter. “Can the Medicine Lake Aquifer solve California’s water supply problem?”
Sharon Kleyne talks with Winston Kao about the ebooks, Clarify and Simplify the Water Confusion” and Ideal Earth Water.
Sharon Kleyne discusses water management during Summer drought conditions with Neil S. Grigg, Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Colorado State University.
Interpreting the California drought Art Bernstein, MS, (Central Point, OR). Author, Journalist, Hiker, Naturalist. “Impact of the ongoing California drought on health and the environment”
Sharon Kleyne interviews Dr. Art Capperauld, Healthy Weight Loss Expert, Teacher and Lecturer on the importance of Water and Health.
Qigong, Tai Chi and proper breathing Steve Lauer (Chicago, IL), Qigong and Tai Chi instructor, “Breathing properly to improve health.”
Dr. Bob discusses all aspects of sports performance and injury prevention for adults and children. This includes current events, plus information in all areas of Sports Medicine - mental and physical - with an emphasis on the role of the foot and the use of orthotics. For discussion: The role of the foot in sports - common foot problems in young and old Injuries And Young Athletes and Parenting the Child Athlete Specialization - One sport or many? - Good question Concerns about drugs and concussions in sports The Childhood Obesity Epidemic Shoe Criteria
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Wells Bring Hope Barbara Goldberg (Los Angeles, CA), Founder of Wells Bring Hope. “The surprising impact of community water wells in Third World rural villages.”
Water in the Middle East Fred Pearce (New Haven, CT and UK), environmental author and journalist based in the UK. “The global fresh water crisis with emphasis on the Middle East.”
The 2014 9th Annual Water Conference in Bulgaria Gerald H. Pollack, PhD (Seattle, WA), Professor of Bioengineering, University of Washington. “Dehydration and the physics, chemistry and biology of water.” and the human genome.”
Where Is Earth’s Water Plan? L. DeWayne Cecil, Ph.D. Sustainable earth Observation Systems LLC, Principal Scientist
Neil S. Grigg, Professor, Ph.D. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
World Water Crisis, Current Crisis areas, Jerry’s Pending trip Jerry Wiles, President of Living Water International
The Sea Voices Book is a collection of the World’s Leading Ocean Experts, Scientists, Environmentally Conscious Celebrities and Musicians, Artists, Authors, Activists, Filmmakers, Surf Industry Leaders, Businesspeople, Royalty, and more. Go to http://healeypublishing.com Meet Einstein. He is a scientist who loves to study light and gravity. In this book, Einstein helps to introduce your kids to science, and show them that they are already great scientists! Light and gravity are concepts that preschoolers are ready to learn. Help them make the connections in everything they see and do, and teach them that science is all around them. Meet Einstein includes a section for parents to learn about Einstein, so they can help their kids learn more about him and explore the concepts in this book. Go to: http://meeteinstein.com
During this worldwide pandemic, most of people are forced to stay at home. How can you and your children stay fit and strong to fight the coronavirus? Internationally known trainer, Kevin Kearns and his special student, Brandon Foster, a 13-year-old boy from UK will share some tips on how to stay fit and strong during this difficult time to fight the coronavirus.
Dr. Gerald Pollack, University of Washington professor of bioengineering, has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary. He has spent the past decade convincing worldwide audiences that water is not actually a liquid. For years, Dr. Pollack had researched muscles and how they contract. It struck him as odd that the most common ideas about muscle contraction did not involve water, despite the fact muscle tissue consists of 99 percent water molecules. In this episode, Dr. Pollack will discuss the Fourth Phase of water!
Computers are now more powerful at giving us answers faster than human brainpower. Will the machine become so powerful that it begins to think to a point where it is more capable than the humans? Join the discussion with a Computer Science wizard, Richard Li, a graduate student at Western Washington University on this subject.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Introduce the listener to the field of neonatal salivary diagnostics, the unique considerations of collecting and analyzing saliva in the newborn, and the impact this type of research may have on the field to improve neonatal outcomes. Dr. Maron will describe her ongoing research studies, specifically two of her NIH sponsored trials aimed at integrating a salivary infectious screening platform (Salivary Profiling in Infants Treated for Suspected Sepsis-SPITSS) and an oral feeding readiness platform (Neonatal Oral-feeding Readiness In Salivary High-throughput diagnostics- NOuRISH) into newborn care.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Introduce the listener to the field of neonatal salivary diagnostics, the unique considerations of collecting and analyzing saliva in the newborn, and the impact this type of research may have on the field to improve neonatal outcomes. Dr. Maron will describe her ongoing research studies, specifically two of her NIH sponsored trials aimed at integrating a salivary infectious screening platform (Salivary Profiling in Infants Treated for Suspected Sepsis-SPITSS) and an oral feeding readiness platform (Neonatal Oral-feeding Readiness In Salivary High-throughput diagnostics- NOuRISH) into newborn care.
Across the country, the COVID-19 pandemic, demonstrations, and social unrest are bringing unprecedented challenges for everyone.
Public safety professionals are called to serve, which means they must also put themselves in danger, day in and day out, responding to the needs of others.
How to maintain public safety during the Pandemic so you and your loved ones are safe? Veteran Officer Marc Marsi will share his insights about public safety during the Pandemic and your law enforcement.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Introduce the listener to the field of neonatal salivary diagnostics, the unique considerations of collecting and analyzing saliva in the newborn, and the impact this type of research may have on the field to improve neonatal outcomes. Dr. Maron will describe her ongoing research studies, specifically two of her NIH sponsored trials aimed at integrating a salivary infectious screening platform (Salivary Profiling in Infants Treated for Suspected Sepsis-SPITSS) and an oral feeding readiness platform (Neonatal Oral-feeding Readiness In Salivary High-throughput diagnostics- NOuRISH) into newborn care.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
Children learn their knowledge and social skills in school. How can children learn them when they can't fully engage in school?
Ensuring that students continue to develop critical social, and emotional skills in a socially distanced world will require parents and educators to develop new strategies and approaches to navigate during the pandemic.
Nancy and Kevin both have extensive experience working with children and will share their insights to guide parents to help their children.
Did you know that doctors can perform diagnosis using your saliva?
Tune in to this episode to learn more about Saliva Diagnostics and Saliva diagnostics in the COVID-19 pandemic from our special guest, Dr. David T.W. Wong, Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Oral/Head and Neck Oncology Research Center at UCLA.
COVID has changed everything!
How to go back to school and work safely during the COVID? How to cope with the pandemic, and its impact on our jobs, health and family?
Mr. James Derick, Influencer, President and co-founder of SAFE Coalition, Inc., a non-profit organization and Nancy Coleman, Wellness Consultant & Corporate Trainer will share their insights and supportive resources available to help you manage the mental health, substance abuse and stress during the COVID period.
Stresses in your life that you might not fully recognize are capable of causing pain and other symptoms in your body, sometimes for years or even decades. Dr Clarke can help you recognize and successfully treat this condition based on his experience with over 7000 patients.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Ken Baum is an author, professional speaker, and a recognized authority on mental strategies that gets results in sports, business, and life.
Ken will share his strategies to cope with the COVID and to help you become the most effective person you are capable of becoming while enjoying a happy, purposeful life, reaching your goals and dreams faster than you ever imagined!
Nancy Y. Coleman is a corporate trainer and management consultant who has 35 years of experience in the health field. She has worked with thousands of people nationwide leading seminars and workshops on alcohol/drug problems and prevention, self-esteem, conflict resolution, communication, leadership skills, and team building.
At today's show, Nancy will discuss drug Addiction and its impact on immune system & mental health during the pandemic.
The human digestive system is incredibly complex. It acts both as food transporter and food processor, requiring the efficient function of many different organs to transform what you eat and drink into a mixture that fuels good health. Dr. Sahil Khanna from Mayo Clinic will discuss the latest advancements in digestive health and will provide guidance to help you to maintain a healthy gut and prevent serious disease.
Born with Lymphangioma, Ms Joanne Schmalenberger, a wellness educator and fitness trainer has developed several fitness programs that focus on strengthening cellular development in the body. Tune in to this episode to learn more about fitness and beyond!
A recognized authority on licensing and leveraging intellectual property and technology assets, Mr. Andrew Sherman will discuss intellectual asset management and harvesting.
Speaking from personal experience, Jim Derick, the President and co-founder of SAFE Coalition, Inc., a non-profit organization headquartered in Norfolk Massachusetts, will discuss the impact of substance use disorder and supportive services available to those impacted by Substance Use Disorder and strategies for prevention, education, peer connection and treatment options.
Known throughout the martial arts world as “the undisputed teacher of teachers,” Dave Kovar will talk about The Mastery Mindsets - Applying Samurai Wisdom to Modern Living and share his Black Belt Mindsets, leadership experience, and practical business wisdom. You will walk away energized and ready to apply what they’ve learned to meet the challenges that we are facing now.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
The legendary natural health care practitioner, Mark Mincolla, Ph.D. has transformed the lives of many thousands of people over the past 30 years using his unique nutrition approach to health. Dr. Mincolla will discuss how to use food as medicine to treat some medical conditions.
Dr. Anita Marchall, PharmD, DAOM, LAc will discuss the herbal alternatives for the top 10 most expensive medical conditions to treat, and the top 40 most commonly prescribed medications. This will help reduce the dosages, side effects and high costs of the medications. As of now, there is no effective treatment with western medicine. Dr. Marshall will discuss the etiology, pathology and benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine for COVID-19 prevention.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
The COVID-19 outbreak has revealed our need to be prepared and as self-reliant as possible. We have seen businesses shut down, massive layoffs, food and product scarcity and social distancing. What does it mean for the average people? It means that you have to learn to make nutrition and exercise adjustments to face new challenges. Tune in to this episode of Sharon Kleyne Hour to learn how from a veteran British nutrition coach and fitness trainer, Mr. Steven Aithwaite and internationally known fitness expert Kevin Kearns.
Do you know that certain foods can strengthen your immune system? Tune in to this week's show to learn from the nutritionist Mary Carolyn what foods can help boost your immune system!
Internationally known fitness trainer Kevin Kearns and his student, Brandon Foster from UK will discuss how to strengthen children’s immune system to fight COVID-19 and any other viruses through fitness.
Dr. Gerald Pollack, University of Washington professor of bioengineering, has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary. He has spent the past decade convincing worldwide audiences that water is not actually a liquid. For years, Dr. Pollack had researched muscles and how they contract. It struck him as odd that the most common ideas about muscle contraction did not involve water, despite the fact muscle tissue consists of 99 percent water molecules. In this episode, Dr. Pollack will discuss the Fourth Phase of water!
As one of the top 500 Alpine Racers in the nation, Ms. Diana Healy trains professionally as a competitive alpine skier. Today, she will share her personal experience on how to stay active during the pandemic and the lockdown along with her coach, internationally known trainer Kevin Kearns.
While we do not have anything to treat or cure COVID-19, there is one thing that you can do: strengthen your immune system! The renowned healer Dr. Effie Chow will show you how.
Over 50,000 Americans lost their lives to COVID-19 as of today. How to grieve while you can't even attend your loved one's funeral? Loss is challenging and painful, but it is also an invitation to step into a larger, more meaningful life. Grief and loss connect you with what is real and true and important. Katherine Ingram, author of How to Grieve will help you transform through trauma.
During this worldwide pandemic, most of people are forced to stay at home. How can you and your children stay fit and strong to fight the coronavirus? Internationally known trainer, Kevin Kearns and his special student, Brandon Foster, a 13-year-old boy from UK will share some tips on how to stay fit and strong during this difficult time to fight the coronavirus.
Dr. Gerald Pollack, University of Washington professor of bioengineering, has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary. He has spent the past decade convincing worldwide audiences that water is not actually a liquid. For years, Dr. Pollack had researched muscles and how they contract. It struck him as odd that the most common ideas about muscle contraction did not involve water, despite the fact muscle tissue consists of 99 percent water molecules. In this episode, Dr. Pollack will discuss the Fourth Phase of water!
Pamela Bonney, a veteran nutritionist from Long Island, NY will discuss what healthcare professionals at the front line should do to protect themselves and what people who are staying at home should do to fight Coronavirus and win this war!
Millions of children are staying at home now. How can parents help children to stay healthy and active to fight the Coronavirus? Tune in to today's show to find out what Kevin Kearns, a top American trainer would recommend.
Millions of children are staying at home now. How can parents help children to stay healthy and active to fight the Coronavirus? Tune in to today's show to find out what Kevin Kearns, a top American trainer would recommend.
As the COVID-19 infection rate increases daily, how to protect yourself and your family from the Coronavirus, Dr. Angela Zeng, a leading physician for a global biopharmaceutical company will discuss ways that you and your family can protect yourself during this pandemic.
As the front line infectious disease control physician, Dr. Rodrigo Romulo will shade his knowledge and expertise in infection control and antimicrobial management including Coronavirus.
As the front line infectious disease control physician, Dr. Rodrigo Romulo will shade his knowledge and expertise in infection control and antimicrobial management including Coronavirus.
Author Andrew J. Sherman shares insights and expertise gleaned from his work with some of the world’s leading companies who have capitalized on intellectual assets such as patents, trademarks, customer information, software codes, databases, business models, home-grown processes, and employee expertise. Featuring instructive examples from organizations including Proctor & Gamble, IBM, and Google, Harvesting Intangible Assets reveals how companies large or small can uncover their intellectual property rights that are hiding just below the strategic surface. You’ll learn how to implement IP-driven growth and licensing strategies, foster a culture of innovation, turn research and development into revenue, and maximize your company’s profits. Smart companies reap what they sow.
Recognized as one of the top doctors in the Washington DC metropolitan area, Dr. Alemi will discuss how you can strengthen your immune system to fight against flu & cold viruses and even coronavirus.
America is leading the world in Enviromental technology and innovation. Did you know that U.S. has been supporting many countries including China in environment improvement? Dr. Ming Yang, an internationally recognized expert in environment protection will discuss the benefits for Americans to spend their tax money in China and to transfer their advanced technologies to China.
Computers are now more powerful at giving us answers faster than human brainpower. Will the machine become so powerful that it begins to think to a point where it is more capable than the humans? Join the discussion with a Computer Science wizard, Richard Li, a graduate student at Western Washington University on this subject.
Yoga is a group of physical, mental and spiritual practices and disciplines which originated in ancient India. Yoga gurus from India later introduced yoga to the West in the late 19th and early 20th century. Now yoga is been widely practiced and studied. Kelly Ross, an yoga instructor and expert in yoga will discuss yoga's impact on physical, mental and psychological health; and the science behind it.
Nutritionist and researcher Ms. Mary Carolyn will discuss simple and effective weight management strategies to kick start a new year, and new YOU!
As the new decade 2020 begins, do you dare to dream and live it?
Tune in to this episode to hear the wisdom of the world-renowned healer, and author Dr. Effie Chow!
Annette Draper, the co-founder of The Club Northwest, a Première health club in Oregon has just returned from Indian. She will share her personal experience about natural healing in India.
An estimated 4.88 million Americans suffer from dry eye syndrome.
Dr. Griffiths will discuss symptoms, causes and available treatments to treat dry eye condition.
Certified personal trainer, yoga instructor and nutrition consultant, Carolyn Moos will provide useful and practical insights on how to stay health and fit during the holiday season.
Ilene K. Gipson, Ph.D. (Boston, MA) www.womenseyehealth.org Kevin Petrovic (Plainsboro, NJ), http://www.drinkingwaterforindia.org/
Ilene K. Gipson, Ph.D. (Boston, MA) www.womenseyehealth.org Kevin Petrovic (Plainsboro, NJ), http://www.drinkingwaterforindia.org/
Trained as an eye surgeon, Dr. Anouche M. Roberts specializes in anti-aging and medical esthetics.
She will discuss the dry eyes and dry skin conditions as we age and how to treat them.
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
China is one of the most populated countries. As the country becomes the world’s economic power house, Mobil phone and computer usage, pollution, and other factors all impact the eye health of its people.
Dr. Fang will discuss how he is treating dry eye issue in China.
With more hospitals buying up primary care practices in the drive to create the Accountable Care Organizations encouraged under the Affordable Care Act, How can independent medical practices stay in business and continue to serve the community?
Eric Glowniak, Vice President, Business/Commercial Banking of First Citizens Bank talks about the medical economics. How can an independent medical practice maintain its independence, serve its clients, and maximize revenue.
Just returned from Amsterdam, and Budapest training European doctors and treating patients with neurological disorders, Dr. Jason Hao will discuss his research and the effectiveness of using Neuro Acupuncture in treating stroke, autism, cerebral palsy and many other neurological disorders.
Dr. Effie Chow, a renowned healer and Qi Gong Master Will discuss some techniques of spirit, mind, and body with water and Qi for everyday health to promote optimal wellness!
The listening audience will actually be taught to do some Qigong movements and will be asked to give feedback...
Mary Carolyn, a nutrition expert, will discuss how our earth with depleted nutrition impacts our health and how you can manage to get the most nutrients from available sources to live healthy.
The renowned healer Dr. Effie Chow will discus some techniques of spirit, mind and body with water and Qi for everyday health to promote optimal wellness.
Globalization has changed our world rapidly from the time our parents who grew up during World War Two in the twentieth century who were raising us and teaching their blueprint to financial success. The information technology age of the 21st century has altered the roadmap to achieving financial freedom and independence.
Mr. Leonardo Canseco (Leo) is a practicing Attorney and CPA, Arthur of many publications including Co-Developer, “Savings Fitness: A Guide to Your Money and Your Financial Future”, 1999, joint partnership publication between the U.S. Department of Labor and the CFP Board of Standards, Inc.
He will provide some insights on how to plan your financial success in this ever changing global economy.
Annette Draper is the co-founder of Club Northwest, a Top 100 Health Club in America according to Club Industry Magazine.
Annette will discuss how to build a business and live your life to the fullest.
Dr. Juan Montero, II is the Founder and President of Montero Medical Missions.
Dr. Montero will explore how to create a sustainable medical charity to support people in need both at home and overseas.
Dr. Kevin Chen is an associate professor, and researcher at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
He will share his insights into an ancient Taoism practice, Bigu, energetic fasting, and its impact on your health.
Relationships don’t have to be hard. Workshop leaders Paul Bennett and Carol Herndon share some of their discoveries from 15 years of exploration into relationships with hundreds of workshop participants.
Many patients worldwide suffer from adverse health outcomes each year because of barriers to medication adherence. The national burden of poor medication adherence is, in part, due to low literacy and reading skills and, more specifically, low health literacy. Poor health literacy is most pronounced among patients with lower socioeconomic status and those with chronic medical conditions.
Dr. Subramaniam, a pharmacist, and Arthur will discuss the current crisis and explore strategies to improve health literacy and hence medication adherence by patients.
The interstitium was previous believed to be made of dense layer of tissue, but new research published in the journal of “Scientific Reports” indicates that the tissue bundles are actually a network of a tiny, fluid-filled channels connected throughout the human body!
Dr. Neil Theise, a pathologist at New York University School of Medicine will explain why this discovery is significant in understanding how cancer cells are transported around the body.
Dr. Yinong Chong was a General Health Scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Hyattsville, Maryland. She will discuss the National health data and pain.
Dr Michael Compana, Professor of Hydrogeology and Water Resources Management at Oregon State University OSU and Technical Director of the American Water Resources Association AWRA, will discuss global water security, new technologies, challenges and strategies regarding water safety and preservation.
An exploration of the rise of love on planet earth and what Scott and Annette Draper, founder and CEO of Club Northwest, have learned in their journey of building business based on love.
Explore mystical experiences such as Near-Death Experience (NDE), Shared Death Experience and Spiritual Transformative Experiences (STE) with ISGO Certified Facilitator Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook. As a practitioner, academic and researcher in this area, Dr. MJ brings a wealth of knowledge and experience on the why’s, how to’s and what for’s in a practical format to offer options and resources for you.
Sophia Parker, founder and CEO of DSFederal Inc. Will discuss how she and DSFederal data IT professionals use data technology to support US Army and NIH to improve human health and care for at risk mothers and infants.
You may be familiar with acupuncture, but you may Not be familiar with Chinese Qigong. Qigong has over 4000 years of history. Qigong is the Chinese practice of aligning breath, movement, and awareness for exercise, healing, and martial arts training.
Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, acupuncturist, author, speaker, and visionary. She will talk about the healing power of Qi
CEO of Clean Ocean Foundation, Mr. John Gemmill is well respected amongst community groups concerned with the marine environment as a thoughtful advocate for both practical and economical environmental reform resulting in better outcomes for the marine environment.
John will talk about the importance of clean ocean and its impact on our health and environment.
Dr. Victor Wahby, formally a Yale Medical School faculty and a physician, is the founder of Medical Music Group. Dr. Wahby will talk about the power of using music to heal people around the world.
In the past 20 plus years, Dr. Wahby and volunteer doctors and medical professionals have performed at some of the best concert halls around the world with a message of healing, hope, inspiration, and patriotism at home; and peace and international friendship overseas.
Tony Phillips is one of the industry’s best known and highly regarded marketers.
Tony will talk about health education on the global basis
The interstitium was previous believed to be made of dense layer of tissue, but new research published in the journal of “Scientific Reports” indicates that the tissue bundles are actually a network of a tiny, fluid-filled channels connected throughout the human body!
Dr. Neil Theise, a pathologist at New York University School of Medicine will explain why this discovery is significant in understanding how cancer cells are transported around the body.
China is one of the most populated countries. As the country becomes the world’s economic power house, Mobil phone and computer usage, pollution, and other factors all impact the eye health of its people.
Dr. Fang will discuss how he is treating dry eye issue in China.
Gerald Barnes talking about Forest and Water Resource Stewardship/ Kathleen Cooper with Global Water on World Wide Water Crisis solutions Gerald Barnes feels the forests and the water resources of the world are interdependent. A healthy and vigorous forest base cannot exist without a stable and abundant water base. The reverse is true. The continued existence of an extensive land base of woody-stemmed, long-living plants is essential if the biotic environment as we know it, and depend on it, is to continue to exist, learn more at @www.duskyforestseed.co.nz and GLOBAL WATER was founded in 1982. Rather than providing short-term supplies like food and bottled water that are quickly consumed, GLOBAL WATER focuses on permanent solutions to a region's water needs. A handout fills a stomach for a few hours. Global Water enables entire villages to have clean, healthy water forever in order to change their lives - forever. www.globalwater.org
Brian Snow, the training manager at Bunzl Safety, will discuss health, eye wash and first aid emergency services.
The renowned scientist, writer, and researcher Dr. Gerald Pollack will discuss his biological studies on evaporation of water and its impact on human health.
America is in the throes of an opioid epidemic, as more than two million Americans have become dependent on or abused prescription pain pills and street drugs.
Dr. Steven Rotter, M.D. Internal Medicine and Nancy Coleman from Grants Pass Treatment Center will discuss the opioid epidemic and the treatment options.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Diet can Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease; Honoring the Water Caldwell Esselstyn, MD (Lyndhurst, OH), author and surgeon, The Cleveland Clinic. Prevent and reverse coronary artery disease using a plant based diet. Louise Rouse (Applegate, OR), Lifestyle coach and lecturer, Water, gratitude and the health of the planet.
Dick de Jong (The Hague, Netherlands), www.worldwaterday.org IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, “Observing World Water Day.” Steven Solomon (Washington D.C.), http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/26031 author of Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power, and Civilization.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Earth Day and World Water Day with Robert Weir
Robert Weir addresses an audience at the Earth Day celebration at the United Nations on the vernal equinox 2013; he is holding a copy of his book Peace, Justice, Care of Earth, the biography of Earth Day founder John McConnell who espoused the concept of “peace through understanding.”
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
Dr. Michelle Lau is a veteran of Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and an active advocate of promoting the benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
She is organizing a World Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Forum this March in Washington DC to promote clinical and scientific research of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Dr. Lau will discuss the Traditional Chinese Medicine's impact on our current national health system.
Together, We Can Change the World!
Speaker, and award winning digital marketer, entrepreneur Kevin Daisey will discuss digital marketing trends and new emerging technologies and their impact on businesses and consumers.
You may be familiar with acupuncture, but you may Not be familiar with Chinese Qigong. Qigong has over 4000 years of history. Qigong is the Chinese practice of aligning breath, movement, and awareness for exercise, healing, and martial arts training. Contemporary qigong is a complex accretion of the ancient Chinese meditative practice “circulating qi and the gymnastic breathing exercise guiding and pulling, with roots in the I Ching and occult arts; philosophical traditions of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, traditional Chinese medicine and martial arts; along with influences of contemporary concepts of health, science, meditation, and exercise.
Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, acupuncturist, author, speaker, and visionary. She will discuss the secrets of good health.
Trained as an eye surgeon, Dr. Anouche Roberts devotes her life to aesthetic medicine.
Dr Roberts’ restrained aesthetic style combined with her surgical deftness elevate every liquid facelift to artistic dimensions.
Dr. Roberts will discuss the secret of natural beauty through hydration.
Rose Hong, writer, TV host and entrepreneur will discuss the top 10 most expensive diseases and what you can do about them.
The Top 10 Most Expensive Chronic Diseases are: 1. Cardiovascular Diseases 2. Smoking Related health issues 3. Diabetes 4. Alzheimer’s 5. Cancer 6. Obesity 7. Arthritis 8. Asthma 9. Stroke 10. Alcohol related health issues
All these conditions can be managed by you and using alternative medicine to reduce costs!
Your health is truly in your hand!
Our future is bound to the health of the one ocean we all share; yet our ocean is in danger!
John Gemmill, CEO of Clean Ocean Foundation founded this environmental charity along with beachcombers, swimmers, fishermen, surfers and other lovers of the sea, With the goal to address issues related to ocean pollution.
Global health is in crisis!
We are spending more and yet our health is not getting better!
Health education to the health practitioners and the general public is vital in improving our health globally.
As one of the founders of Global Health Alliance, a non-profit organization, our goal is to use this platform to provide better health education to all!
Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook has provided health educational services in person and on-line throughout the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Peru and South Africa.
Explore more information about Global Health Alliance and visit: http://www.GlobalHealthAlliance.com.
Despite impressive scientific advances and massive economic growth over the past 60 years, our health care is in crisis globally.
Lack of access and the high costs are the main challenges in global health.
The US healthcare system is by far the most expensive in the world. There are about 50 million of its citizens totally without coverage.
Healthcare spending reached a total of $3.2 trillion dollars in 2015 in the US alone. Spending is expected to continue to grow at an average of 5.5 percent through 2025, with chronic diseases treatment comprising a major portion of that spending.
Global Health Alliance (GHA) can help! GHA's GOAL is to mobilize healers around the world to provide integrative, alternative and complementary health care to maintain health, prevent illness and at times reverse disease using the fundamental healing principles of natural healing.
For more info, go to www.GlobalHealingAlliance.com
Michiko Hayashi, is the Director of the Emoto Peace Project. She will talk about water, health and Hado vibrational therapy.
The story of Dave’s Killer Bread, Our Vision: To make the world a better place, one loaf of bread at a time. Our Mission: To bake the highest quality wholegrain and organic bread without compromise, To contribute positively to our community, And to create a respectful and enjoyable place for our employees to work. The Growing Need for Training Applied Scientists in an Environment of Shrinking Budgets, an International Perspective by DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC, http://www.noaaworld.noaa.gov/western_region.html http://projectwet.org/project-wet-conferences/sustaining-the-blue-planet.
Michiko Hayashi, is the Director of the Emoto Peace Project. She will talk about water, health and Hado vibrational therapy.
As the first Special Envoy for International Water Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Henk Ovink will discuss the global water challenges and Dutch expertise in water management, and how the international market can learn from Dutch know-how and expertise.
The founder of Holistic Family Health, Ms. Sherri Hudson will discuss the importance of women's health, prevention and the importance of early detection using holistic and non-invasive technology, Thermography.
Thermography also known as Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) is a noninvasive, no contact or radiation, clinical imaging procedure showing the thermal abnormalities present in the bodies of children, men and women To help in determining the cause of pain
To aid in the early detection of disease and pathology
To evaluate sensory-nerve irritation or significant soft tissue injury
To define a previously diagnosed injury or condition
To identify an abnormal area for further diagnostic testing
To follow progress of healing and rehabilitation
DITI has been recognized as a viable diagnostic tool since 1987 by the AMA Council on Scientific Affairs, the ACA Council on Diagnostic Imaging. DITI was FDA approved in 1982.
Messages from Albert Einstein, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Masaru Emoto, Nicolai Tesla, and others on how we can create a bright, beautiful future
TV host, writer, and entrepreneur Rose Hong will talk about the power of using mass media, including radio, TV and social media to educate and enpower the public to make intelligent and educated decisions about their own health.
“You are the best healer for yourself!”
The co-founder of the “People-Centered Internet,” Mrs. Mei Lin Fung will discuss how to maintain a global network of “positive change agents” and how to ensure that technology is developed with a “people-centered” focus – increasing access while ensuring equality, protecting the vulnerable, and prioritizing human well-being.
Dr Roberts has been performing Liquid Face Lift - facial rejuvenations with botulinum and dermal fillers (Juvederm® Injectable Gel, Restylane®, Radiesse®) in Northern Virginia for years and has expensive expertise and knowledge on the latest anti-aging knowledge.
The show will discuss the latest anti-aging techniques.
Dr. Lin Sun-Hoffman is a patent attorney with 20-year experience focused on innovative life sciences.
She will discuss how to protect intellectual property in biopharmaceutical industry.
Dr. Wahby is a Renaissance man: physician, musician, scientist, poet, and conductor. Educated in both medicine and music, he founded an organization called Medical Musical Group (MMG).
Award-winning MMG is the world’s premier medical chorale and symphony orchestra (see http://www.doctorshobbies.com/OrchestraDocs.htm, scroll down to USA). Members are “healers” – doctors, nurses and other volunteers from medical centers, schools and communities all over the USA.
MMG offers concerts in the US and around the world in the past 20 plus years to support humanitarian needs around the globe.
The co-founder of the “People-Centered Internet,” Mrs. Mei Lin Fung will discuss how to maintain a global network of “positive change agents” and how to ensure that technology is developed with a “people-centered” focus – increasing access while ensuring equality, protecting the vulnerable, and prioritizing human well-being.
The internally-renowned healing expert Dr. Kevin Chen will discuss Monday-body integration techniques, Street management, and much more to support self-healing for general Health and overall well-being.se
In the United States alone, 40 million people suffer from anxiety while 1 out of every 10 suffers from depression. In addition, 23.5 million suffer from autoimmune disease. Chronic pain alone affects more than 116 million Americans every year and continues to be inadequately treated. To combat these conditions, nearly 40 percent of U.S. adults have turned to complementary and alternative medicine for support with their health. Western science confirms that you can use your mind to change your brain and whole body, producing not just short-term effects, but permanent changes in physiological, mental, emotional and interpersonal aspects of our lives.
Awakening Somatic Intelligence to Reduce and Heal Illness, Stress, Trauma and the Effects of Aging
Dr. Effie Chow is the founder of the World Congress on Qigong/Traditional Chinese Medicine/Natural Healing. The congress has just contracted with one of the largest conference organizing companies in the world to promote Qigong/TaiChi/TCM/Natural Healing in the proper manner to all people of the world!
The conference will be held in Boston, MA on October from Oct. 26-27,2018. All are welcome!
Dr. Effie Chow's vision and goal is to reach every home in the world by year 2023!
Dr. Chow is also working on establishing reimbursement for people who wish to participate in wellness and natural healing systems to maximize their life dreams and accomplishments!
For the first time, Global Dragon TV brings nature healing to one of the best Wellness cruises in the industry, Celebrity Cruise.
Featuring the internationally renown educator, healer, Acupuncturist and Qigong Master Madame Dr. Effie Chow, participants from Asia, Europe, and America learn the “Chow Healing System” to prevent chronic conditions like diabetes, pains, cancer, hypertension, arthritis and other chronic conditions.
Weight No More!
Tried and True Nutrition, a private practice designed by partners, Pam Bonney, MS, RD, CDN and Priya Lawrence, MS, RD, CDN helps clients meet their nutrition needs. Tried and True Nutrition recognizes that there is a wealth of nutrition knowledge available, yet something still holds people back. Tried and True Nutrition works with you to identify those obstacles, set goals and execute achievable plans.
Have you heard of the 4th-Phase of Water? Do you know its impact on your Health?
Sharon's special guest today is Dr. Gerald Pollack.
Dr. Pollack is a professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington. He is also Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal, WATER, and Executive Director of the Institute for Venture Science.
His interests have ranged broadly, from biological motion and cell biology to the interaction of biological surfaces with aqueous solutions. His 1990 book, Muscles and Molecules: Uncovering the Principles of Biological Motion, won an “Excellence Award” from the Society for Technical Communication. His 2001 book, Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life, and his newest book, The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor won that Society’s “Distinguished Award,” their highest distinction. The latter book went on to receive the World Summit Excellence Award.
Tune in to today's show to learn more about the 4th-Phase of Water!
Some estimates say computer-related eye symptoms may be responsible for up to 10 million eye doctor visits a year.
The problem is expected to grow as more people use smartphones and other handheld digital devices.
Digital devices may also be linked to eye fatigue because you tend to blink less often when looking at a computer screen.
The show will discuss dangers of eye fatigue if untreated and ways to prevent it.
The practice of medicine is now at a crossroad. Countless patients are being treated simultaneously with both Western and Oriental medicine. It is quite common for a patient to seek herbal treatments while taking several prescription medications. According to Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA), an estimated 15 million adults in the United States (representing 18.4% of all prescription pharmaceutical users) took prescription drugs concurrently with herbal remedies and/or vitamins in 1997. In 2017, more than 170 million Americans (76%) take dietary supplements, according to the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN). Consumers spent more than 338 billion dollars in prescription drugs, and $36 billion dollars on vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements in 2017.
In this talk show, some commonly and higher risk of herb and drug interactions will be discussed. This will help to minimize potential conflicts and risk of potentially dangerous herb and drug interactions.
The practice of medicine is now at a crossroad. Countless patients are being treated simultaneously with both Western and Oriental medicine. It is quite common for a patient to seek herbal treatments while taking several prescription medications. According to Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA), an estimated 15 million adults in the United States (representing 18.4% of all prescription pharmaceutical users) took prescription drugs concurrently with herbal remedies and/or vitamins in 1997. In 2017, more than 170 million Americans (76%) take dietary supplements, according to the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN). Consumers spent more than 338 billion dollars in prescription drugs, and $36 billion dollars on vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements in 2017.
In this talk show, some commonly and higher risk of herb and drug interactions will be discussed. This will help to minimize potential conflicts and risk of potentially dangerous herb and drug interactions.
Medical needs in the third world countries are overwhelming. A non-profit group founded by a celebrated surgeon Dr. Montero called Montero Medical Mission (MMM) is sending volunteer American doctors around the world. Dr. Montero will discuss MMM’s worldwide outreach in humanitarian efforts to include medical/surgical mission work, creation of sustainable projects such as Eyesight 20/20, Prosthesis, Dental Care[preventive], Women’s Health, Food4Children, etc. MMM has a unique domestic project to help our veterans facilitate their access to private sector healthcare thru its on-going Health Fair For Veterans project.
As a survivor of brain injury and a volunteer who helped many related causes of brain injury and for the betterment of life of survivors and their families, Mr. Kumar’s ‘Unheralded Advocacy”, leads to the Enactment of “1996 Traumatic Brain Injury Act” of U.S. Congress. He will discuss health, public policy and his personal experience in natural organic medicine and treatment. Simple solutions lead to better health great results at the end of the day. Water, breathing, exercise and right food is the key to a good physical and mental health. Realized health is wealth!
Discussing lifestyles, pharmaceuticals and genetic research to enable a person to live beyond the current human life span.
Known as Mother of Qigong in America & for her instant healings, Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, nurse, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary. She will use her life-long knowledge to discuss the importance of water and health.
“Giving individuals the power to determine and manage their own health and destinies is the secret of true healing” is her motto.
Other topics: Worldwide awareness of wellness and health. Dr. Chow brings natural healing to the world class cruise line Celebrity Cruise.
Known as Mother of Qigong in America & for her instant healings, Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, nurse, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary. She will use her life-long knowledge to discuss the importance of water and health.
“Giving individuals the power to determine and manage their own health and destinies is the secret of true healing” is her motto.
Other topics: Worldwide awareness of wellness and health. Dr. Chow brings natural healing to the world class cruise line Celebrity Cruise.
The Internet of Things (IoT). The inundation of disruptive technologies is changing the way we do everything.
What is the Internet of Things (IoT) and what does it mean to our nation’s and the world’s way of doing things? The IoT involves monitoring and sensing the present condition of things like our cities’ infrastructure, bridges, roads, water supplies and the impacts to those things by population and climate changes. The IoT is permitting humans to embed and describe our physical world into computer systems and across the internet at an ever-increasing pace. These changes come with an associated increase in system efficiency, economic benefits, and reduced human participation or intervention. Disruptive, down-sized nanotechnologies are forcing the way we do things to change rapidly, sometimes for good, sometimes not. Other topics: water resources and the associated physical systems for storing, distributing, and cleaning water and how the IoT is impacting what we do.
Have you heard of the 4th-Phase of Water? Do you know its impact on your Health?
Sharon's special guest today is Dr. Gerald Pollack.
Dr. Pollack is a professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington. He is also Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal, WATER, and Executive Director of the Institute for Venture Science.
His interests have ranged broadly, from biological motion and cell biology to the interaction of biological surfaces with aqueous solutions. His 1990 book, Muscles and Molecules: Uncovering the Principles of Biological Motion, won an “Excellence Award” from the Society for Technical Communication. His 2001 book, Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life, and his newest book, The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor won that Society’s “Distinguished Award,” their highest distinction. The latter book went on to receive the World Summit Excellence Award.
Tune in to today's show to learn more about the 4th-Phase of Water!
Show Replay from 10/28/13 Effie Chow, PhD (San Francisco, CA),
Qi-focus to improve individual water use East West Academy of Healing Arts. Understanding our relationship with water. --
Qi-focus to improve individual's relationship with/use of water Dr. Effie Chow, Owner: East West Academy of Healing Arts
Earth Day and World Water Day with Robert Weir
Robert Weir addresses an audience at the Earth Day celebration at the United Nations on the vernal equinox 2013; he is holding a copy of his book Peace, Justice, Care of Earth, the biography of Earth Day founder John McConnell who espoused the concept of “peace through understanding.”
Dr Fang Yuan, scientist in eye research, MD, Ph.D.Chairman and CEO of Hangzhou Derlead Bio-Tech. Co.LTD
Dr. Yuan Fang, an internationally respected researcher in geonome studies, is making great strides at the foundation he created in China to study cancer. With the support of essential government funding, Fang’s research over the years has led to breakthroughs in cancer treatment and opened the doors into treating other diseases as well. A genome, Fang explained, is an organism’s complete set of genetic instructions. By studying the sequence of genomes, one can possibly predict developmental outcomes and find cures for illness and disease. Through all his research, Fang’s appreciation of the fundamental role water plays in all health issues has greatly expanded.
Original Air Date: 3/20/17 Patrick McKeown, Irish Breathing Expert.
LEARN NEW WAYS TO BREATHE, COMBINED WITH SPECIFIC EXERCISES DESIGNED TO IMPROVE BLOOD CHEMISTRY. THIS RESULTS IN AN INCREASE OF OXYGEN FLOW TO ALL YOUR BODY’S SYSTEMS. INCREASED OXYGEN MEANS INCREASED ENDURANCE, STRENGTH, AND POWER
Special Encore presentation from October 10, 2016 A Celebration of Dr Effie Chow http://eastwestqi.com Founder and President: Effie Poy Yew Chow,Ph.D., R.N., Dipl.Ac . (NCCAOM). Over the past three decades, Dr. Chow has trained and spoken worldwide to more than 450,000 people. She has given seminars, lectures and motivational and training sessions to more than 350 corporations, hospitals, public agencies, educational institutions and professional agencies: Prudential Insurance, the American Public Health Assn., Westinghouse, Levi Strauss, Planned Parenthood, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Walter Reed Army Medical Center (D.C.), Columbia Lutheran Home (Seattle), the UC San Francisco School of Medicine, Georgetown University, Southern California (Kaiser) Permanente, the Chinese Hospital (San Francisco), the University of British Columbia, the Institute for Managerial and Professional Women (Portland, OR) and many others.
World Water Crisis, Current Crisis areas, Jerry’s Pending trip Jerry Wiles, President of Living Water International
Alternative Healing in Modern China, with Effie Chow PhD
According to Dr. Chow, Chinese medicine is the envy of the world and has been for thousands of years. In parts of China, water shortages are critical, rivers are extremely polluted and even poisonous, and the air is even worse.
Dr. Chow believes that China's environmental problems (much like environmental problems everywhere in industrialized economies), are based on greed, impatience and shortsightedness. The Chinese government has chosen to place a higher priority on creating jobs for the country's massive population, and successfully competing on the global market, than it has on environmental protection and health. India is in a similar situation.
Eye infections are rampant in China, mostly due to air pollution, insufficient water, and poor sanitation.
The Five elements of Chinese Healing Arts Dr. Effie Chow PhD
Dr. Chow hosts a variety of educational programs to teach people about the health advantage of Qigong and Chinese Traditional Medicine. We have hosted educational seminars and programs various locations in the US and Italy.
In addition, we host the annual World Congress on Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, a leading educational event that involves masters and doctors from all over the world. Classes on Qigong such as our four-month Level One Intensive Training Chow Medical Qigong program which teaches individuals how to heal themselves and others through Chow Qigong. We also host seminars and basic one-weekend classes.
Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary.
The study of stress and adaptation is probably the most complicated and fascinating field in science. After more than a hundred years of study. most scientists are still mystified by the mechanisms of human adaptation, which is really what stress is all about. I wanted to change this and tell my readers about the fascinating science behind the stress response. I examine one of science’s burning issues – the epidemic of stress related diseases, disability, and early death currently ravaging the Western world. Preventable stress is devastating our health and destabilizing our communities.
The Impact of the Human Stress Response is a humanitarian work intended to educate the public worldwide about the true causes and costs of preventable human stress.This book is of great importance to the general public. It will transform many, many lives.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD, Professor of Bioengineering, U. of Washington. Water and Health
Dr. Gerald Pollack talks about new exciting discoveries about the chemistry of water.
https://www.pollacklab.org/research
8/17/15 Original air date, Dr. David Katz discusses how to Make your body disease proof from the book, Disease Proof”
David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP Associate Professor of Public Health Director, Prevention Research Center Yale University School of Medicine Medical Contributor, ABC News
October 31, 2016
Sharon Kleyne Celebrates Dr. Emoto & The Life of Water
Michiko Hayashi, International Director, Emoto Peace Project
http://www.emotopeaceproject.net Masaru Emoto's Hado World website: http://www.hado.com/ihm/ Website: http://www.masaru-emoto.net/english/index.l
Sharon Kleyne welcomes Dan Barron from Western Safety Products to discuss the importance of water in emergency preparedness.
Dr. Yuan Fang, M.A. Bio Chemistry Research Center, China
A genome is an organism’s complete set of genetic instructions. By studying the sequence of genomes, one can possibly predict developmental outcomes and find cures for illness and disease. This is what motivated Dr. Yuan Fang to create, with the critical assistance of government funding, a foundation in China dedicated to studying cancer. Fang’s research over the years has led to breakthroughs in cancer treatment and opened the doors into treating other diseases as well. Through all his research, Fang’s appreciation of the fundamental role water plays in all health issues has grown and grown.
Kurt Wüthrich, PhD (La Jolla, CA and Zurich, Switzerland). Scripps Research Institute, co-winner of 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. “Nuclear Magnetic Imaging and the Role of Water.” www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemisty/laureates/2002/wuthrich-autobio.html Phyllis A. Green (Houghton, MI), Superintendent, Isle Royale National Park. “Ecosystems and Activities in Isle Royale National Park, MI” www.nps.gov/isro/index.htm
Frederick L Kirschenmann, PhD, Board President of Stone Barnes Center
http://www.stonebarnscenter.org/about-us/board-of-directors/fred-kirschenmann.html
http://www.leopold.iastate.eduwww.leopold.iastate.edu
Sharon Kleyne welcomes Dan Barron from Western Safety Products to discuss the importance of water in emergency preparedness.
Sharon Kleyne will be discussing the Flint, MI water crisis with L. DeWayne Cecil, Ph.D. Sustainable earth Observation Systems LLC, Principal Scientist on February 15, 2016.
Sharon Kleyne talks with Patricia Sulak, MD regarding the book “Should I Fire my Doctor?”
Sharon Kleyne will be discussing natural eye care with John Monroe, Natural Vision Improvement Educator.
Sharon Kleyne talks with Winston Kao about the ebooks, Clarify and Simplify the Water Confusion” and Ideal Earth Water.
Sharon Kleyne discusses water management during Summer drought conditions with Neil S. Grigg, Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Colorado State University.
Sharon Kleyne interviews Dr. Art Capperauld, Healthy Weight Loss Expert, Teacher and Lecturer on the importance of Water and Health.
The Pyramid Like the food pyramid, the Supplement Pyramid is an educational, graphic tool designed to guide you in making healthy choices. Unlike the food pyramid, though, the Supplement Pyramid is individualized.
It's organized into three levels: the Foundation Level, the Personalization Level, and the Optimization Level. It is structured this way because as you ascend up the levels of the pyramid, they shrink in size, representing their order of importance to your health.
Dr. Bob discusses all aspects of sports performance and injury prevention for adults and children. This includes current events, plus information in all areas of Sports Medicine - mental and physical - with an emphasis on the role of the foot and the use of orthotics. For discussion: The role of the foot in sports - common foot problems in young and old Injuries And Young Athletes and Parenting the Child Athlete Specialization - One sport or many? - Good question Concerns about drugs and concussions in sports The Childhood Obesity Epidemic Shoe Criteria
William J. Bennett, former director of the National Drug Control policy under President George H.W. Bush and co-author Robert A. White reveal strong societal and scientific arguments in Going to Pot: Why the Rush to Legalize Marijuana Is Harming America.
According to Bennett and White, Marijuana causes abnormal brain structure and development, interferes with judgement, and impairs driving. The costs of legalization will not only affect our tax dollars and health care, but the safety of our children and the productivity of our nation. http://www.goingtopotbook.com
Sharon Kleyne speak with Winston Kao, Researcher and Owner of Go Beyond Organic, about the health benefits of turmeric.
The Five elements of Chinese Healing Arts Dr. Effie Chow PhD
Dr. Chow hosts a variety of educational programs to teach people about the health advantage of Qigong and Chinese Traditional Medicine. We have hosted educational seminars and programs various locations in the US and Italy.
In addition, we host the annual World Congress on Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine, a leading educational event that involves masters and doctors from all over the world. Classes on Qigong such as our four-month Level One Intensive Training Chow Medical Qigong program which teaches individuals how to heal themselves and others through Chow Qigong. We also host seminars and basic one-weekend classes.
Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary.
Host Sharon Kleyne talks with Dr. Guggenheim, Owner, Second Nature Naturopathic Care about Naturopathic Medicine.
Sharon Kleyne interviews Olivia Hittner, owner and office manager of The Farming Fish, about aquaponics and the environment.
Shawn Dewane, OCWD President, Division 7 Service Area: Costa Mesa and parts of Fountain Valley, Irvine, Newport Beach and Tustin, discusses water reuse and OCWD’s project, the Groundwater Replenishment System.
Dr. Effie Chow, Founder and President of East West Academy of Healing Arts talks about water and qi.
Challenges, successes and future goals of the water world, especially as it relates to gender issues.
Sharon speaks with Maud Powell, OSU Extension Small Farms Faculty: Maud has an M.A. from Antioch University Seattle in Environment and Community Studies about small farms and community supported agriculture programs.
Sharon Kleyne Interviews Katie Peplin, Impact Economics Intern and Tony Somers, COO of Impact Economics about women's impact on the water crisis.
Patricia Bragg, N.D., PhD, Educator, Author, Nutritionist to the Stars, discusses the book, “Water, The shocking truth”.
Host Sharon Klyene speaks with Jerry Wiles, President Emeritus, Living Water International. www.water.cc
Host Sharon Kleyne speaks with Dr. Effie Chow, Owner: East West Academy of Healing Arts. www.eastwestqi.com
Host Sharon Klyene speaks with Web Staunton, the Founder of NWRaw, an Organic Juice Bar located in Ashland, OR. http://nwraw.com
Host Sharon Klyene speaks with Susan Liberty Hall, author of the book, ”Ha, I laugh in the face of Cancer” about all natural cancer treatments. www.hailaughinthefaceofcancer.com
Host Sharon Klyene speaks with Dr. Theresa I. Dale, PHD, CCN, NP, Pres & CEO: Wellness Center for Research & Education, Inc. Dean and Founder: California College of Natural Medicine, Inc. about homeopathy and water. www.wellnesscenter.net
Shanhong Lu, MD, PhD, Mt. Shasta Integrative Medicine, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the book, “Vibrant Life, Restoring the Roots of Health”. www.drlumd.com
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Host Sharon Kleyne discusses Sjögren's disease with Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH host of Cross Link Radio. https://www.facebook.com/AmericasDentalHygienist www.rdhpurpleguide.com
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD, Professor of Bioengineering, University of Washington, Editor-in-Chief
http://faculty.washington.edu/ghp/
http://waterjournal.org/
Dr. Michael A. Smith is a medical doctor, senior health scientist for Life Extension and is nationally known health media personality and host of “Healthy Talk” on RadioMD.com.
Sharon Hollander, Medical Practice expert and author of Medical Billing Horror Stories, discusses the secrets of the healthcare industry with host Sharon Kleyne.
Julieanna is the author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Plant-Based Nutrition and is Co-Producer of To Your Health www.GoingVeg.net, She has a blog at: http://toyourhealthnutrition.blogspot.com. EarthSave and Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services have introduced an innovative pilot program.
Meals for Health is a 30-day intervention program where low-income people are taught to eat a healthy plant-based diet. John McDougall MD, Rip Esselstyn, Jeff Novick RD are joining in this ground-breaking project. Don Forrester MD provides medical care for participants. A major university will be collecting the data for this program, and EarthSave plans to roll out Meals for Health nationally. EarthSave is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 1988. Our mission is to educate and teach people how to make healthy food choices.
Kurt Wüthrich, PhD (La Jolla, CA and Zurich, Switzerland). Scripps Research Institute, co-winner of 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. “Nuclear Magnetic Imaging and the Role of Water.” Phyllis A. Green (Houghton, MI), Superintendent, Isle Royale National Park. “Ecosystems and Activities in Isle Royale National Park, MI”
Michael Hasey, Co-owner of “The Farming Fish” http://thefarmingfish.com/ The Farming Fish is located in southern Oregon. The mission is to practice agriculture in the most wholesome ways while developing the practice of Aquaponics. They strive to not only ask of our lands to feed us, but to nurture our lands as well. DeWayne Cecil, PhD, advisor to NOAA, talks about January 2012 the fourth warmest for the contiguous U.S., climates in general and satellites. The globe experienced its 19th warmest January since record keeping began in 1880. Additionally, La Niña conditions continued during January 2012. According to NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, La Niña is expected to dissipate during the Northern Hemisphere spring. For more info go to: http://www.noaa.gov
Dr. Dan Twogood has written about chronic pain since 1991. His books and lectures explain how to get lasting relief. Fibromyalgia, back pain, headaches, carpal tunnel, sciatica. Pain and Chronic Pain are two different things. Drugs and physical medicine do not eliminate chronic pain. Chronic pain is chemical; it can only be stopped by eliminating the chemical cause. Specific substances in the diet and in medication must be eliminated. Dave and Lillian Brummet have been writing professionally since 1999 starting out as freelance writers. To date, they have written 3 published books. The Brummets are the hosts of Conscious Discussions talk radio show. The main focus is to inspire hope in individuals, and encouraging them to become more positive, proactive in life.
Today, Dr. Day addresses the issue of Preventing and Reversing eye disease. Lorraine Day, M.D. reveals the amazingly simple plan to prevent and reverse serious eye diseases that affect almost 50% of all Americans over the age of 65 and often lead to severe vision loss and even blindness. Her CD’s explain; The food additives may cause blindness, The dangerous side effects of eye drop medications, The damaging side effects to the eye from many drug medications. www.drday.com Ellen Gilmer, reporter at www.eenews.net talks about her article, Nev.'s water fight -- slow-motion war over a thirsty future.
Shui-Yin Lo, Ph.D., Physics, University of Chicago, B.S., Highest Distinction in the Department of Physics, University of Illinois. Director, Quantum Health Research Institute, 2005- present, Professor of Research in Chinese Medicine, American University of Complementary Medicine, Los Angeles, 2003-present and co-founder of D & Y Labratories. Today Dr. Lo will talk about his book, “Biophysics basis for acupuncture and health” (Dragon eye press) 2004. Dr. Lo recently spoke at the Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine and will share what he spoke about as well as other issues addressed at the World Congress. Additional websites of Dr. Lo: www.stablewatercluster.net & health-join-study.net
Mr. Gann, co-founder of D & Y Labratories, holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Science UCM with post-graduate work in Physics. The 4th form or “phase” of water that is still pure H2O but is a dry solid (white-ish powder) at normal room temperature and pressure. You can set it out on the kitchen counter and it will sit there indefinitely and continue in its dry solid form. Even at temperatures far below or above 72 degrees F. it remains a dry solid, but also remains strictly H2O. This discovery has countless ramifications. But some of the more fascinating aspects of this discovery for show listeners is the overwhelming evidence now that this “phase” of water is produced naturally at the cellular level by most if not all life forms, and certainly in higher life forms from plants on up.
Chris Smith (Greenback, TN), flight attendant for 33 years, discusses how low humidity, crowding and re-circulated air can dry skin and eyes during airline travel. Second guest, Jack Potter (West Glacier, MT) with Glacier National Park, discusses past glaciation, hydrology and the effects global warming has on fresh water and fisheries within Glacier National Park.
Kurt Wüthrich, PhD (La Jolla, CA and Zurich, Switzerland). Scripps Research Institute, co-winner of 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. “Nuclear Magnetic Imaging and the Role of Water.” www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemisty/laureates/2002/wuthrich-autobio.html Phyllis A. Green (Houghton, MI), Superintendent, Isle Royale National Park. “Ecosystems and Activities in Isle Royale National Park, MI” www.nps.gov/isro/index.htm
Indian study proves that fluoride consumption causes brain and neurological damage (NaturalNews) Consuming sodium fluoride, a toxic chemical commonly added to US water supplies to allegedly help prevent tooth decay, definitively causes neurodegenerative damage in the brain, spinal cord, and sciatic nerve. [He’s not even mentioning the extra toxicity from the hydrofluorosilicic acid chemical soup that is added to drinking water in the US!--Winston] These are the findings of a recent study published in the Journal of Medical and Allied Sciences, and ones that, by all scientific standards, put to rest the failed myth that fluoride consumption is in any way safe. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/034399_fluoride_brain_damage_water_supply.html#ixzz1gXvQo1E8
The body is both a temple and a perfect machine, unrivaled anywhere in nature. Our bodies have within them a healing potential stronger than any drug or treatment, and we nourish this potential with the pure and simple foods found in nature. Foods like fresh fruit, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts and seeds. Foods like Kombucha; a gift we're proud to share with you. 100% raw and organic, Kombucha nourishes the body, delights your taste buds, bolsters your immunity, and makes your spirits fly. You feel on top of the world. Healthier. Happier. Stronger. It is living food for a living body.
Julieanna is the author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Plant-Based Nutrition and is Co-Producer of To Your Health www.GoingVeg.net, She has a blog at: http://toyourhealthnutrition.blogspot.com. EarthSave and Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services have introduced an innovative pilot program.
Meals for Health is a 30-day intervention program where low-income people are taught to eat a healthy plant-based diet. John McDougall MD, Rip Esselstyn, Jeff Novick RD are joining in this ground-breaking project. Don Forrester MD provides medical care for participants. A major university will be collecting the data for this program, and EarthSave plans to roll out Meals for Health nationally. EarthSave is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 1988. Our mission is to educate and teach people how to make healthy food choices.
World Water Crisis, Current Crisis areas, Jerry’s Pending trip Jerry Wiles, President of Living Water International
The FarPoint Alliance is a Digital Technology boutique. We represent the intersection of marketing and technology specifically for this ever changing digital world. We are specialists in ALL facets of Search Marketing, Online Reputation Management and Social Media Optimization. We efficiently connect companies to their clientele using creative and innovative methods that build brand awareness and recognition. As Internet technology evolved, so has The FarPoint Alliance. Our team's focus is the authentic concern of promoting our clients' sites and online reputation, utilizing creativity, innovation and technology to attend to our clients specific goals. Our team varies in numbers, based on the scope of our client's projects. http://www.farpointalliance.com
Tim Blakley is an aromatherapist, herbalist and educator for Frontier. He has written and taught extensively for over 30 years and co-authored the book Medicinal Herbs in the Garden, Field and Marketplace. Tim played an integral part in Frontier's herb-growing programs, including managing the National Center for the Preservation of Medicinal Herbs. Go to: www.frontiercoop.com for more info. Allen Taylor, PhD Senior Scientist and Director Laboratory for Nutrition and Vision Research Jean Mayer USDA HNRCA at Tufts University. Research focus: the role of the ubiquitin pathway in the regulation of cell proliferation, differentiation and protein quality in the lens and retina. For more info go to: http://www.hnrc.tufts.edu/1217253305884/HNRCA-Page-hnrca2ws_1192109689041.html
In 2002, the Teas' Tea line of natural, unsweetened bottled tea was launched. The product line functions as the centerpiece of ITO EN (North America) Inc. for it upholds ITO EN's principles of Natural, Safe, Healthy, Well-Designed, and Delicious. The product was first introduced through wholesale distribution in New York City and the Tri-State area. The Dry eye zone is our portal. It's the information center where you can get things like consumer guides to various types of dry eye products, glossary definitions of dry eye terms, a reference list of BAK concentrations in prescription medications, a list of ongoing dry eye drug clinical trials, a chart comparing different types of punctual plugs, and much, much more.
The story of Dave’s Killer Bread, Our Vision: To make the world a better place, one loaf of bread at a time. Our Mission: To bake the highest quality wholegrain and organic bread without compromise, To contribute positively to our community, And to create a respectful and enjoyable place for our employees to work. The Growing Need for Training Applied Scientists in an Environment of Shrinking Budgets, an International Perspective by DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC, http://www.noaaworld.noaa.gov/western_region.html http://projectwet.org/project-wet-conferences/sustaining-the-blue-planet.
Kombucha’s roots go back centuries. Wise men would descend from high in the Himalayas to harvest spring tea in the valley below. According to a formula passed down from generation to generation, the tea was fermented to create an effervescent elixir said to restore health, promote longevity and bestow mental clarity to all who drank it. www.wonderdrink.com Devi Teas carefully selects each and every tea according to taste and source to offer you the best teas and tisanes at various price points. We purchase organically grown and sustainably produced products whenever possible, and we sample each tea and tisane shipment to insure freshness and excellence in taste. www.devitea.com
David Schneider, MD, Faculty Physician/Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency and Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF talks about his passion of Nutrition, Lifestyle and Good health. You can also find more information here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/To-Your-Health-With-Dr-Dave-schneider/308308468077 To Your Health is your premier source of accurate health and medical information from a highly trustworthy and reliable source, Dr. Dave Schneider. Dr. Dave has practiced Family Medicine for over 20 years, and has been a full-time teacher of Family Medicine for most of that time. Dr. Dave will begin with a discussion of a topic of current interest, and will gladly answer your questions on anything at all within the field of health care and medicine.
David Schneider, MD, Faculty Physician/Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency and Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF talks about his passion of Nutrition, Lifestyle and Good health. You can also find more information here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/To-Your-Health-With-Dr-Dave-schneider/308308468077 To Your Health is your premier source of accurate health and medical information from a highly trustworthy and reliable source, Dr. Dave Schneider. Dr. Dave has practiced Family Medicine for over 20 years, and has been a full-time teacher of Family Medicine for most of that time. Dr. Dave will begin with a discussion of a topic of current interest, and will gladly answer your questions on anything at all within the field of health care and medicine.
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
1)Dr. Marguerite McDonald, MD,FACS (Long Island, NY) Corneal Specialist and Cataract & Refractive Surgery at Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans and senior consultant for VISX,
Call: 516-593-7709 Contact Email:maligizakis@ocli.net
Topic: Dr. McDonald would like to talk about dry eyes (cause, diagnosis and treatment). Please visit http://www.ocli.net/physicians/ocli-mcdonald-old.htm to learn more about Dr. McDonald.
2) John Salinas, (Grants Pass, OR) Full-time Instructor at RCC, Crater Lake Institute Board of Directors, Cascade Research Group
Call: (541) 479-7351 Email: johnsalinas@charter.net
Website: http://www.cascaderesearch.com , http://learn.roguecc.edu/science/jsalinas/
Topic: fresh water research and monitoring, and the several projects located in Southern Oregon
Dr. Jurkunas will talk about Corneal transplantation and corneal reconstruction with stem cells. Ula Jurkunas, M.D. is the Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, Department of Ophthalmology Scholar, and a full-time member of the Cornea and Refractive Surgery Service at Massachusetts. Her main research focus is on the pathogenesis of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy with emphasis on the role of oxidative stress in endothelial cell death seen in FECD. DeWayne Cecil, PHD will talk about the NOAA Spring 2011 Extreme Weather Report. Go to: www.noaaworld.noaa.gov for more info.
Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.
In 2002, the Teas' Tea line of natural, unsweetened bottled tea was launched. The product line functions as the centerpiece of ITO EN (North America) Inc. for it upholds ITO EN's principles of Natural, Safe, Healthy, Well-Designed, and Delicious. The product was first introduced through wholesale distribution in New York City and the Tri-State area. The Dry eye zone is our portal. It's the information center where you can get things like consumer guides to various types of dry eye products, glossary definitions of dry eye terms, a reference list of BAK concentrations in prescription medications, a list of ongoing dry eye drug clinical trials, a chart comparing different types of punctual plugs, and much, much more.
Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.
Fred, a gardener in the field, has written Petals on the Path, Third Millennium World Teachings, World Peace Seeds, Planting and Growing Personal Destiny and Journey of the White Robes. Aquarius Books and Gifts are proud to have one of the largest selections of books by local Authors available in southern Oregon. Since the early days of youth Fred has been a student of the esoteric schools. Finding many philosophies intertwined compelled him to study their roots and common ancestry. To this end, he compared the deeper mystical teachings within the great schools, and found most pathways have a universal thread tying them together. In recent years Fred has continued to study and teach from his home base in southern Oregon, presenting classes and leading field trips to local points of interest.
The journey included sailing voyages across the Atlantic and on the Aegean, Black, and Baltic seas. In all places where he visited, he saw evidence of the universal connectivity that all of us share, regardless of where we were born, live, or journey from. Excerpt from, “I’ve Got Ideas I Haven’t Thought of Yet” An autobiographical article By Robert M. Weir, “Most of Weir’s articles are about people, and he finds that percolation helps with these, too. Juxtaposition creativity raises awareness that any person’s idea, no matter how humble or seemingly small, may bring solutions to significant problems. That helps us look upon all people, whether members of our family, our community, our nation, or the world, as fellow travelers and participants in the human adventure on Planet Earth.”
Gerald Barnes will talk about Forests in a Changing Environment focusing on the current extremes in weather patterns; the impact of these extremes on the forest and the environment at large, including our water resources. Recent weather changes fit into long term environmental cycles and what is unique about the current trends. Mankind has a place in the essential balance of life and the environment on the planet and the importance of chlorophyll level maintenance in sustaining that essential balance. The constantly increasing human population is largely responsible for our environmental problems and that we must strive to implement global systems and life-style changes if we are to sustain the human existence as we know it. DeWayne Cecil, PhD will also discuss the current weather patterns form the viewpoint of the NOAA.
This book covers natural approaches for 29 of the most common eye conditions such as macular degeneration, glaucoma, cataracts, floaters, dry eyes, myopia and presbyopia. There is a wealth of information in this book that includes: nutritional, diet and lifestyle recommendations eye exercises and juicing recipes vision and personality food sources for nutrients visual hygiene alternative therapies that help keep your eyes stay young related research studies.
In the book, The Killer’s Within, The Deadly Rise of Drug-Resistant Bacteria, A battle is taking place on the frontiers of medicine between rapidly evolving bacteria and the doctors struggling to outwit them. The Killers Within tells this horror story that just happens to be true. Michael Levenston, City Farmer executive director. Shoemakers, fashion models, computer geeks, politicians, lawyers, teachers, chefs … all city dwellers … all can grow food at home after work in back yards, community gardens or on flat roofs. For the past 33 years, City Farmer has encouraged urban dwellers to pull up a patch of lawn and plant some vegetables, kitchen herbs and fruit. Our message is the same today as it was in 1978 and will be relevant far into the future.
Lorraine Day, MD talks about Preventing and Reversing Eye Disease. To lose one's eyesight is a catastrophe that changes every aspect of one's life. Lorraine Day, M.D. reveals the amazingly simple plan to prevent and reverse serious eye diseases that affect almost 50% of all Americans over the age of 65 and often lead to severe vision loss and even blindness. Tim Blakely, herbalist/aromatherapist talks about how Essential oil aromas stimulate the part of the brain that affects emotion. The shape of an essential oil molecule is like a key that opens lock-like structure in the olfactory nerve receptors in our nostrils. The impression of the aroma is sent directly and immediately to the limbic system where memories are stored and pleasure and emotions are perceived.
The Sea Voices Book is a collection of the World’s Leading Ocean Experts, Scientists, Environmentally Conscious Celebrities and Musicians, Artists, Authors, Activists, Filmmakers, Surf Industry Leaders, Businesspeople, Royalty, and more. Go to http://healeypublishing.com Meet Einstein. He is a scientist who loves to study light and gravity. In this book, Einstein helps to introduce your kids to science, and show them that they are already great scientists! Light and gravity are concepts that preschoolers are ready to learn. Help them make the connections in everything they see and do, and teach them that science is all around them. Meet Einstein includes a section for parents to learn about Einstein, so they can help their kids learn more about him and explore the concepts in this book. Go to: http://meeteinstein.com
Dr. Grossman will share 10 tips on how to save and improve your sight, Go to www.naturaleyecare.com to learn natural approaches to common vision and other health problems using nutrition, diet and lifestyle. Our second guest, Winston Kao will talk about different types of radiation, what to do if you have exposure and what the reporters won’t tell you about the current conditions in Japan. Go to www.gobeyondorganic.com to learn about Winston’s mission to provide high-tech, ecological products with NO pharmaceuticals, preservatives, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) or any other toxic materials that fix your body while feeding it.
Rebecca Petris started The Dry Eye Company and this website in 2005 as a dry eye information portal and community center for her fellow dry eye patients. Since then, it's grown and expanded in various ways, all focused on improving quality of life for people with dry eye. The Irlen Method is the only research-based method using colored overlays and filters. There are over 4,000 educators in school districts who have been trained, and millions of children use Irlen colored overlays and it is now being used in over 42 countries. The Irlen Method is non-invasive technology that uses colored overlays and filters to improve the brain's ability to process visual information. It is the only method scientifically proven to successfully correct the processing problems associated with Irlen Syndrome.
Rebecca Petris started The Dry Eye Company and this website in 2005 as a dry eye information portal and community center for her fellow dry eye patients. Since then, it's grown and expanded in various ways, all focused on improving quality of life for people with dry eye. The Irlen Method is the only research-based method using colored overlays and filters. There are over 4,000 educators in school districts who have been trained, and millions of children use Irlen colored overlays and it is now being used in over 42 countries. The Irlen Method is non-invasive technology that uses colored overlays and filters to improve the brain's ability to process visual information. It is the only method scientifically proven to successfully correct the processing problems associated with Irlen Syndrome.
Alastair Morrison, BA, Engineering, MA Hydrology and Environmental Management, Coordinator of Global Water Governance Projects for the United Nations Development Programme, with emphasis on the MDG GoAL-WASH project: “Governance Advocacy and Leadership for Water Sanitation and Hygiene, an initiative to scale up water and sanitation services for the poor. See http://www.undp.org/water/initiatives/wgf.html for more information. The United Nations Development Programme and the Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (SIDA) have launched a new initiative, hosted by the Stockholm International Water Institute, to support developing country efforts to strengthen water governance.
Today DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC talks about the Challenges in the federal sector for environmental program funding, and the disaster in Japan and the aftermath around the Pacific Rim. http://tsunami.noaa.gov/ Although a tsunami cannot be prevented, the impact of a tsunami can be mitigated through community preparedness, timely warnings, and effective response. NOAA has primary responsibility for providing tsunami warnings to the Nation, and a leadership role in tsunami observations and research. Art Bernstein, MA, Author and Naturalist talks about the Japanese tsunami and the Northern California coast, Crescent City to Trinidad on his recent trip there.
Tim Blakley is an aromatherapist, herbalist and educator for Frontier. He has written and taught extensively for over 30 years and co-authored the book Medicinal Herbs in the Garden, Field and Marketplace. Tim played an integral part in Frontier's herb-growing programs, including managing the National Center for the Preservation of Medicinal Herbs. Go to: www.frontiercoop.com for more info. Allen Taylor, PhD Senior Scientist and Director Laboratory for Nutrition and Vision Research Jean Mayer USDA HNRCA at Tufts University. Research focus: the role of the ubiquitin pathway in the regulation of cell proliferation, differentiation and protein quality in the lens and retina. For more info go to: http://www.hnrc.tufts.edu/1217253305884/HNRCA-Page-hnrca2ws_1192109689041.html
Today Robert Weir talks about Earth Day and John McConnell. He will also talk about the community of Leh (region of Ladakh) India, his travels there last summer, the flash flood of the Indus River that killed 200-plus people a week after he left, and his desire to return there this coming summer almost exactly one year later.
“Reconnective Healing is not just energy healing, but instead a more comprehensive spectrum of healing composed of energy, light and information,” explains Dr. Pearl. “Anyone can learn to access these energies once you interact with them. Reconnective Healing is not something we do. It’s something we allow and help facilitate. It works by itself, as well as greatly expands the results of the modalities that today’s healing and healthcare practitioners are already using.” Dr. Pearl is the author of The Reconnection: Heal Others, Heal Yourself, published in 36 languages, a book that chronicles his transformation from a highly successful LA,CA chiropractor into a Reconnective Healer.
The journey included sailing voyages across the Atlantic and on the Aegean, Black, and Baltic seas. In all places where he visited, he saw evidence of the universal connectivity that all of us share, regardless of where we were born, live, or journey from. Excerpt from, “I’ve Got Ideas I Haven’t Thought of Yet” An autobiographical article By Robert M. Weir, “Most of Weir’s articles are about people, and he finds that percolation helps with these, too. Juxtaposition creativity raises awareness that any person’s idea, no matter how humble or seemingly small, may bring solutions to significant problems. That helps us look upon all people, whether members of our family, our community, our nation, or the world, as fellow travelers and participants in the human adventure on Planet Earth.”
Todd Blossom, who believes in hydroponics and says, “Hydroponics is a clean, above-ground, pesticide-free way of growing such a variety of plants,” founder of Hartford Fresh, Inc., at Hartford Farms. “It’s year-round cultivation. You can space plants as they grow and it’s 25 times as productive [as traditional gardening].” The word hydroponics comes from the Greek words meaning “water” and “labor”, and is a method of growing plants, mainly fruits and vegetables, without soil. The plants are placed in trays or inserted into tubing over a container of water with a submergible pump. The pump circulates the water making traditional gardening methods unnecessary. Sometimes, a different medium such as clay pellets, sand, or peat is used to support the plant. But the water filtration is the key to growth.
Two-time cancer survivor, speaker and an award-winning author. His new life-changing book is Manual For Living: Reality, A User’s Guide to the Meaning of Life. Learn more by visiting http://www.SethChernoff.com. Fed up with drab hospital gowns while undergoing treatment for breast cancer, Brenda Jones learned how to sew and created her own. Now, her Hug Wraps bring joy to patients all over the world. Find out more at www.hugwraps.com
Amy produced and directed the acclaimed documentary: Water First: Reaching the Millennium Development Goals and has travelled extensively to show her film and speak out regarding water issues in Africa and beyond. From hunger and poverty to women's equality and population control, HIV/AIDS to environmental sustainability, WATER FIRST makes it clear that the best way to empower people in developing nations, and to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is by putting water first. DeWayne Cecil, PhD Western Region Climate Services Director NOAA-NCDC, talks about The water/energy nexus and the impacts of global change on availability of both. NOAA's roots date back to 1807, when the Nation’s first scientific agency, the Survey of the Coast, was established. NOAA maintains a presence in every state and has emerged as an international leader on scientific and environmental matters.
Carolyn Dean, MD, ND, author of 22 books and medical director for the Nutritional Magnesium Association. (Orange, CA) Go to: www.nutritionalmagnesium.org for more information. “Transboundary Water Dispute – Tsangpo/Brahmaputra River Art Bernstein, MA, Author and Naturalist (Gold Hill,OR) Go to: http://www.amazon.com/Art-Bernstein/e/B001HCZVM2 for more information. Dr. Carolyn Dean: You need magnesium. If you’re deficient in magnesium, too much calcium flies into the cell and puts the cells—the nerve cells, muscle cells, brain cells—into spasms that they sometimes don’t recover from. Actually, Nancy, we can tell our listeners to go to a website: www.NutritionalMagnesium.org. There is a wonderful two-minute video that shows how magnesium is responsible for opening and closing the little doors that allow calcium and magnesium inside the cell.
The health of our soil and what to do to control your food supply is today’s topic with : Winston Kao, inventor and researcher in the field of agriculture, nutrition, water and soil-based microorganisms. His 25 years of research has resulted in pioneering advanced soil-based microorganism technology and water restructuring technology as it applies to: agriculture, animal husbandry, waste water management, global environmental decontamination, soils, oceans, rivers & lakes and human health. Go to: www.gobeyondorganic.com for more info. Next topic is New Climate Services initiated at NOAA, by L. Dewayne Cecil, Ph.D, Western Region Climate Services Director, NOAA-NCDC Prior to joining NOAA, Cecil served with the U.S. Geological Survey and NASA and has more than 70 technical publications and books. His most recent position with the USGS was as the chief for science applications and decision support in the Global Change Program Office. Please visit the NOAA site at: http://www.noaa.gov
Our first guest is Steve Olsher, founder of the Reinvention Workshop, host of Reinvention Radio and author of USA Book News’ 2010 “Self-Help Book of The Year” Journey To You: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming Who You Were Born to Be. Do you believe that you were meant and made to do something extraordinary, but can't identify what it is? Are you unclear on how to get paid for your talents? Check out: www.SteveOlsher.com
Randy Buresh, Our second guest is a licensed registered nurse, Demeter® Certified Biodynamic farmer, herbalist and founder of Oregon’s Wild Harvest, a biodynamic farm. During Randy's medical career, he could not help but notice the heavy reliance on pharmaceuticals.” A concentrated dose of vitamins, minerals, amino acids that the body needs but isn't getting...this is a better answer than taking drugs like they were candy.” For more info: www.oregonswildharvest.com
Developing extraordinary leaders to protect our oceans. Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Writer and Naturalist The ' True Head - Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and the source of the Mississsippi
Bruce H. Lipton, PhD (Felton, CA), http://www.brucelipton.com
Andrew Lawler (Union, ME), www.andrewlawler.com/
Effie Chow, PhD (San Francisco, CA), “Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with Western Medicine.” Tim Turham (Hillsborough, NJ, Executive Director, the Melanoma Research Foundation. “Recognizing, Preventing and Treating Melanoma.”
All Medicines Are Poison!: Making Your Way through the Medical Minefield. The state of the medical system in the U. S. and how it can be fixed. Melvin H Kirschner, BA, BS, MPH, MD, Family Practice, author Go to: www.AllMedicinesArePoison.com for more information. The Warner Lakes in the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, Lakeview, Oregon. This is an amazing and beautiful string of lakes (several hundred of them) at the base of an immense cliff – the remnants of a lake that once filled the entire Warner Valley. Art Bernstein is the author of 13 nature and hiking guides, including Falcon's Hiking Oregon's Southern Cascades and Siskiyous. Go to: http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Bernstein,%20Art for more information.
Shel Horowitz, author, speaker and entrepreneur (Hadley, Mass) talks about Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green, Winning Strategies to Improve Your Profits and Your Planet; e and how businesses can attract attention from the Green consumer. This new book states that honesty, integrity, and a commitment to environmental sustainability are important. Go to: http://www.guerrillamarketinggoesgreen.com Ellen Briggs, 15 years as a food consultant, Author of two books, Founder of Family Food Experts, Founder of the Kid Kritics Approved program and Seal, Speaker, Radio Show Host, and Consultant to the Natural and Organic food industry. Sally Byrd,ND Co-author of books and co-hosts radio show (Better Food Choices) with Ellen. Formulator of supplements. Life-long advocate of common sense nutrition. Go to: http://www.kidkritics.com
Ron Duncan who has a B.S in Geology and a M.S. in Hydrology, and is the Conservation and Customer Service Field Manager of the Soquel Creek Water District talks about What is new in the field of Water conservation and measures to take for homes and business.. For more information go to: http://www.soquelcreekwater.org Stephen Fantl, Administrator of Peace Portal, PeaceDay.tv, as well as Host, Director & Producer of the Peace Day Broadcast. (Eugene, OR) Has a wide range of knowledge concerning water, and how technology can impact the world population in a life giving and preserving way shares today about Water, The Play Pump, How to use technology to create sustainable communities, Water wells, to take water out of the air for use. For more information go to: http://peaceportal.mobi/open/index.php and http://peaceday.tv/water
The Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media, a first-of-its-kind social media center focused on health care. Mayo Clinic has the most popular medical provider channel on YouTube and more than 80,000 “followers” on Twitter, as well as an active Facebook page with well over 25,000 connections. For more information go to: http://socialmedia.mayoclinic.org/
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy is a chronic, progressive, incurable neurological condition. Trudy Thomas hosts a weekly radio show that discus’s the various therapies and the emotional turmoil caused from having a chronic, incurable condition. Join Trudy Thomas in the chat room and meet others. We provide support, advice and information from a patient's perspective. http://thematrix777.webs.com/mystory.htm, http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thematrix777
Thiênna Ho, PH.D world-class athlete and holds four Guinness World Records; she is also the author of two books and the recipient of seven book awards. For more information go to: http://www.cookingonthelightside.com SAN FRANCISCO, CA, July 14, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Imagine having the ability to stop and possibly reverse skin imperfections, increase stamina, and harness physical strength. Many nutritional guides and dietary plans have complex solutions to a healthier you, but fail to produce results. Nutritional specialist, Thienna Ho, Ph.D. , is the first to shine a light on an essential nutrient needed to a clearer, brighter complexion and robust health. That secret is packed in her groundbreaking Cooking on the Light Side: Smart Recipes for Bright Skin and Vitality. As a nutritional scientist and superhuman athlete who holds four Guinness World Records for physical endurance, Thienna is living proof that her program brings results. In addition, the healthy power of a highly concentrated sulfur diet has been used throughout the ages.
Sharon Kleyne speaks with World Wildlife Fund Senior Officer Flavia Loures to discuss the environmental impact of the water crisis and to highlight topics from the World Water Week Conference.
Gerald Barnes talking about Forest and Water Resource Stewardship/ Kathleen Cooper with Global Water on World Wide Water Crisis solutions Gerald Barnes feels the forests and the water resources of the world are interdependent. A healthy and vigorous forest base cannot exist without a stable and abundant water base. The reverse is true. The continued existence of an extensive land base of woody-stemmed, long-living plants is essential if the biotic environment as we know it, and depend on it, is to continue to exist, learn more at @www.duskyforestseed.co.nz and GLOBAL WATER was founded in 1982. Rather than providing short-term supplies like food and bottled water that are quickly consumed, GLOBAL WATER focuses on permanent solutions to a region's water needs. A handout fills a stomach for a few hours. Global Water enables entire villages to have clean, healthy water forever in order to change their lives - forever. www.globalwater.org
“Water a Necessity of Life” from the Stockholm International Water Institute and the MDG GoAl –WASH project with Alastair Morrison. Alastair Morrison, BA, Engineering, MA Hydrology and Environmental Management, Coordinator of Global Water Governance Projects for the United Nations Development Programme, with emphasis on the MDG GoAL-WASH project: “Governance Advocacy and Leadership for Water Sanitation and Hygiene, an initiative to scale up water and sanitation services for the poor. See http://www.undp.org/water/initiatives/wgf.html for more information. The United Nations Development Programme and the Swedish Agency for International Development Cooperation (SIDA) have launched a new initiative, hosted by the Stockholm International Water Institute, to support developing country efforts to strengthen water governance.
Robert Weir (Kalamazoo, MI), http://www.robertmweir.com author and environmental journalist talks about his upcoming five-month world tour. Cynthia J. Koelker, MD (Akron, OH), www.101waystosavemoneyonhealthcare.com “A strategy to pay less for prescriptions and medical treatment.”
Water: Special and essential to life on Earth. Ron Duncan, MS Geology,BS Hydrology, http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_15092170 Our diminishing water and oil supplies. H. Court Young, author, publisher & geologist. http://www.hcourtyoung.com Ron Duncan states,” Water is a unique and amazing substance. It provides life, yet it can also take it away. Since it falls from the sky, flows freely in streams and rivers, and is available when we turn on the tap, it can easily be taken for granted -- like life itself. In keeping with May as Water Awareness Month, below is a collection of various water facts. Some are interesting, others fascinating, and a few are disturbing. The goal is to help remind us that water is special and essential to life on Earth.” H.Court Young shares, “My World Collapse or New Eden, Your World in 2011 ebook gives insight into the next few years. It features 101 predictions by experts in many fields such as climate change, politics, energy and technology.
Dick de Jong (The Hague, Netherlands), www.worldwaterday.org IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, “Observing World Water Day.” Steven Solomon (Washington D.C.), http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/26031 author of Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power, and Civilization
Ashok Jaitly (New Delhi, India), http://www.teriin.org/about/cv_ashok.htm J.W. Randolph (Charlottesville, VA), http://www.theallianceforappalachia.org
Bruce H. Lipton, PhD (Felton, CA), http://www.brucelipton.com
Andrew Lawler (Union, ME), www.andrewlawler.com/
Ilene K. Gipson, Ph.D. (Boston, MA) www.womenseyehealth.org Kevin Petrovic (Plainsboro, NJ), http://www.drinkingwaterforindia.org/
Dick de Jong (The Hague, Netherlands), www.worldwaterday.org IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, “Observing World Water Day.” Steven Solomon (Washington D.C.), http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/26031 author of Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power, and Civilization.
Daniel Smith, ND (Talent, OR), bearcreekclinic.com Susanne Paynovich (Tiburon, CA), http://www.watergym.com
Robert Weir (Kalamazoo, MI), http://www.robertmweir.com author and environmental journalist talks about his upcoming five-month world tour. Cynthia J. Koelker, MD (Akron, OH), www.101waystosavemoneyonhealthcare.com “A strategy to pay less for prescriptions and medical treatment.”
Denise Cucurny, PhD (Huntington Beach,CA)http://www.womenforworldhealth.org/ Alison Loercher, L.Ac , MA (Portland, OR). http://www.acupuncturereliefproject.org
Shawn Messonnier, DVM (Plano, TX) www.petcarenaturally.com Marna Powell (Orick, CA) http://kayakzak.com/articles/seniors_on_water.php
Christin Sheehe (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA), www.green4yoursoul.com owner of Green 4 Your Soul, “Government regulation and the cosmetics and chemical industries.” Hassan Sachedina, PhD (Nairobi, Kenya), www.uhifadhi.com Uhifadhi Outcomes. “Population growth, drought and game migration in Kenya.
Aaron Hughes (Elizabethtown, KY), http://www.harvestnutrition.com Harvest Nutrition LLC, “The power of real food and nutrition for achieving long-term health.” Michael Framson (Medford, OR), http://www.seattlepi.com/local coordinator of Statement of Concern regarding fluoridated water and infant formula. “Is municipal water safe?
Aaron Hughes (Elizabethtown, KY), http://www.harvestnutrition.com Harvest Nutrition LLC, “The power of real food and nutrition for achieving long-term health.” Michael Framson (Medford, OR), http://www.seattlepi.com/local coordinator of Statement of Concern regarding fluoridated water and infant formula. “Is municipal water safe?
Yael Grauer (Tucson, AZ), http://www.dirttime.org author and public school teacher, “Lifestyle, environment and inner peace.” Robin Mastro, MA (Seattle, WA), http://www.makingroomformrright.com author & environmental designer. “Systems design focused on creating stress-free environments.”
Robert Weir (Kalamazoo, MI), http://www.robertmweir.com author and environmental journalist talks about his upcoming five-month world tour. Cynthia J. Koelker, MD (Akron, OH), www.101waystosavemoneyonhealthcare.com “A strategy to pay less for prescriptions and medical treatment.”
Dick de Jong (The Hague, Netherlands), www.worldwaterday.org IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, “Observing World Water Day.” Steven Solomon (Washington D.C.), http://www.harpercollins.com/authors/26031 author of Water: The Epic Struggle for Wealth, Power, and Civilization.
Paul Blake, ND (Maung Phetchabun, Thailand), http://www.theherbprof.com “Cancer and Thompsonian Naturopathic Medicine.” Joe Fray, (San Jose, CA), www.BBOTW.com author, “Solar and wind energy and the safety of nuclear energy.”
David Klein, PhD (Sebastpol, CA), http://www.livingnutrition.com diet and nutrition educator and author, “The Benefits of a Raw Food Lifestyle.” F. Travis Boley (Independence, MO), www.octa-trails.org writer and museum curator, “The Oregon Trail and the docudrama In Pursuit of a Dream.”
David Klein, PhD (Sebastpol, CA), http://www.livingnutrition.com diet and nutrition educator and author, “The Benefits of a Raw Food Lifestyle.” F. Travis Boley (Independence, MO), www.octa-trails.org writer and museum curator, “The Oregon Trail and the docudrama In Pursuit of a Dream.”
Catriona MacGregor (Carlsbad, CA), www.awengrove.org. author and founder of Awen Grove. “An All-Natural Approach to Total Healing.” Julie Hill-Gabriel (Gainesville, FL), www.audubonoffloridanews.org attorney for Audubon of Florida. “Recent Progress in the Battle to Save the Everglades.”
Paul E. Bendheim MD, (Scottsdale, AZ), www.brainsavers.com CEO of BrainSavers. “Achieving and Maintaining Brain Health.” William F. Schillinger, PhD (Lind, WA), http://www.lindstation.wsu.edu Professor, Washington State University. “What We Are Learning about Dryland Farming.”
Stephan Dorlandt (Los Angeles, CA), Astral-natural.com herbalist and author of “Dr Gourd – What Bitter Melon Can Do for You.” Fred Kirschenmann, PhD (Windsor, ND), www.leopold.iastate.edu author and president of Kirschenmann Family Farms “Organic and Dryland Farming in the Midwest.”
Betsy Damon, http://www.wellnessgoods.com/garden.asp (Brooklyn, NY), artist/ecologist. “A Unique Approach to Cleansing Industrial Waste Water” Fred Kirschenmann, PhD (Windsor, ND), www.leopold.iastate.edu author and president of a 3,500-acre organic farm. “The Latest Developments in Organic Farming.”
Tomas Lafayette Picard, DC (Albuquerque, NM), Chiropractor and author, “Attitude Adjustment in the Privacy of Your Own Mind.” www.mentalhousecleaning.com Robert McClure ( Seattle, WA), award winning environmental journalist, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, “The Challenges of Environmental Journalism.” www.datelineearth.org
Barnet Meltzer, MD (Del Mar, CA), author and preventive medicine specialist, “Lose Weight Permanently by Eating the Correct Natural Foods.” www.maketimeforwellness.com
James R. Holland, (Boston, MA), journalist and photographer. “Covering the Global Environment for National Geographic.” abitofbostonbooks.com
Robert Verkerk, PhD (Surrey, UK), Alliance for Natural Health. “New Choices for Sustainable Health Care.” www.anhcampaign.org Robert Piccioni, PhD (Westlake Village, CA), author and scientist, “Physics for the Everyday Person.” guidetothecosmos.com
L. DeWayne Cecil, PhD (Idaho Falls, ID), USGS Global Change Program, “Discovering Water on the Lunar Surface” http://id.water.usgs.gov/publications/index.html Tom Von Deck (Prescott, AZ), author, meditation trainer and speaker, “Relax and Feel Great No Matter How Stressed You Are.” http://www.deepermeditation.net/oceanicmind
David Robinson, DC (Providence, RI), author of “Transforming Body, Mind and Spirit - The Non-Diet Way to Live Fit and Trim.” http://drdavidrobinson4health.com
Craig Ackerman, (Crater Lake, Oregon), Superintendent, Crater Lake National Park. “A Crown Jewel of the United States National Park System.” www.craterlakeinstitute.com
Teri Shaughnessy (Tucson, AZ), life and Business Coach, author and talk show host, “Be Passionate about Your Health and Life.” www.nogutsnoglory.org Art Bernstein, MA, (Gold Hill, OR), author and naturalist. “The Logic of Mountain Driving in Snow, and Snow Survival.”
Nancy Segal, Speaker and Author,(Boca Raton,FL) www.rigingaboveit.com Laura Shenkar, MBA (San Fransico, CA), the Artemis Project. “How Water Is Sold and Distributed in California.” www.theartemisproject.com
Robert Weir (Kalamazoo, MI), author and speaker. ”John McConnell and the book, Peace, Justice and Care of the Earth” www.robertmweir.com Michael King (Ashland, OR), Owner, Vitality Herbs and Clay. “Get Healthy with Water, Herbs and Clay.” www.pyroclay.com
Marc Grossman, DO (New Paltz, NY). “Chinese Medicine and Optometry: Preventive and Integrative Vision Care.“ www.natualeyecare.com E. Calvin Beisner, PhD (Pembroke Pines, FL), Author, speaker and evangelist. “Evaluating the Global Warming Debate.” www.WeGetIt.org
Kurt Wüthrich, PhD (La Jolla, CA and Zurich, Switzerland). Scripps Research Institute, co-winner of 2002 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. “Nuclear Magnetic Imaging and the Role of Water.” www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemisty/laureates/2002/wuthrich-autobio.html Phyllis A. Green (Houghton, MI), Superintendent, Isle Royale National Park. “Ecosystems and Activities in Isle Royale National Park, MI” www.nps.gov/isro/index.htm
Dave and Lillian Brummet (Grand Forks, BC), Co-Authors of Trash Talk. “An Inspirational Guide to Waste Management” www.brummet.ca Diane Tegarden (Pasadena,CA), author of Anti-Vigilante and the Rips in Time. “A Preventable Vision of the Future.” www.firewalkerpublications.com
Robert Litman (Tucson, AZ), Founder of The Buteyko Institute Breathing Method and Director of Asthma Free Arizona. “Better Breathing for Asthma, Anxiety, Allergies, Chronic Fatigue, etc.” www.thebreathablebody.com Becky Straw (New York, NY), Director of Water Programs for charitywater.org, “Clean Water and Water Programs.” www.charitywater.org
Adetutu Ijose, (Bloomfield, NJ), author of, “Computer Usage Can Be a Serious Health Risk for Everyone.” Also, Mary Anne Hitt, MS (Shepherdstown, WV), the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign, “Keeping our Vast Coal Reserves in the Ground.”
Donnica L. Moore, MD (Far Hills, NJ), Sapphire Women's Health Group, “Women’s Health Issues.” www.DrDonnica.com
Cynthia Koehler (San Francisco, CA), Senior Consulting Attorney, Environmental Defense Fund. “Wetlands, Climate Change and Ecology.” http://www.edf.org
Kathy Gruver, ND (Santa Barbara, CA).”Linking the Mind, the Body and Personal Health.” www.healthieroffice.com
Marguerite McDonald, MD (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist and LASIK pioneer. “Dry Eye and Blepharitis” http://www.ocli.net/physicians/ocli-mcdonald-old.htm Kari Hohne, (Carnelian Bay, CA), author, environmentalist and dream analyst. “Threatened Coral Reefs and Life-Saving Medicines.” http://www.way-of-tao.com/pages/green-planet-blue-ocean-conservation.php
Kinoti Meme, PhD (San Luis Obispo, CA), Director of Education & Training, Lifewater International. “Training Local People to Help Each Other in Developing Countries.” www.lifewater.org
Alan E. Smith, (Plano, TX), author of “Un-Break Your Health: The Complete Guide to Complementary and Alternative Therapies.” www.unbreakyourhealth.com
Marilynn Garzione, MA, (New York, NY), State University of New York at New Paltz, Author of “Released to The Angels, Discovering the Hidden Gifts of Alzheimers.” www.releasedtotheangels.com
Geoff Dawson, (Orlando, Florida), President, Pool Safety Resource, Certified Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) Instructor. Teaching Infants to Swim. : www.infantswim.com
Winston Kao, (Clearwater. FL), inventor and talk radio host. “Attacking the H1N1 Flu Virus on a Molecular Level.” www.gobeyondorganic.com April Armstrong, MD (Sacramento, CA), Assistant Professor of Dermatology, UC Davis Medical Center. “Teledermatology and Dermatologist Shortages” http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/dermatology/faculty2/armstrong.html
The mission of Project WET is to reach children, parents, educators, and communities of the world with water education. We invite you to join us in educating children about the most precious resource on the planet — water. Currently involved in 42 countries Website: http://www.projectwet.org Gordon Grant, PhD Research Hydrologist, USDA Forest Service Professor (courtesy), Departments of Geosciences, Forest Engineering & Forest Science, Oregon State University (Corvallis, OR) Website: http://www.fsl.orst.edu/wpg/people/gordon.htm http://www.hcn.org/issues/41.1/notes-from-the-water-underground
Larry Wan, MD, (San Jose, CA). “Health of the Eyes and Computer Use.” http://www.familyeyecare.com/od-larry-wan-family-eyecare-san-jose-campbell-silicon-valley.html Art Bernstein, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. “Hiking Close to Home – Fabulous Trails near Detroit, Michigan.”
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma.” Shonda Schilling (Medfield, MA), founder of the Shade Foundation of America (and wife of pitcher Kurt Schilling). “Have Fun in the Sun But Be Smart.”
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma.” Shonda Schilling (Medfield, MA), founder of the Shade Foundation of America (and wife of pitcher Kurt Schilling). “Have Fun in the Sun But Be Smart.”
Nisha Jackson, PhD (Medford, OR), Ventana Wellness and Integrative Medicine Clinic, “Testing for Bio-identical Hormones and Hormone Balance.” William Hunt, MS (Bend, OR), author. “An Alternative View of Global Warming and Climate Change.”
Effie Chow, PhD (San Francisco, CA), “Integrating Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with Western Medicine.” Tim Turham (Hillsborough, NJ, Executive Director, the Melanoma Research Foundation. “Recognizing, Preventing and Treating Melanoma.”
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, cutting-edge dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert. “Tree Propagation and the World's Forests – the New Zealand Model.” (DVD – Yes; Printable summary – Yes; Categories: 1,5,9,16,32,35)
(Glogau, R, MD, “Collegiality and Dermatology,” Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2005; 54(4): 701-2)
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, cutting-edge dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert. “Tree Propagation and the World's Forests – the New Zealand Model.” (DVD – Yes; Printable summary – Yes; Categories: 1,5,9,16,32,35)
(Glogau, R, MD, “Collegiality and Dermatology,” Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2005; 54(4): 701-2)
Art Bernstein*, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. “Forty Consecutive Summers in California’s Vast Trinity Alps Wilderness.”
L. DeWayne Cecil (Washington DC), NASA Applied Sciences Program – “Water and Climate Change” David Modeer (Phoenix,AZ), General Manager, Central Arizona Project – “Supplying Water to Central Arizona Desert Areas.”
Greg V. Jones, PhD (Ashland, OR), Professor of Climatology, Southern Oregon University. “Climate Change, Global Warming and the Environment.” Bob DeGross (Ochopee, FL), Big Cypress National Preserve, FL. “Water Restoration in the Everglades.”
Brady Adams (Grants Pass, OR), President of Evergreen Bank, “Health of the Community Environment.” Dave Siddon (Merlin, OR), Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center. “Health of the Community Environment.”
Glenn Steele, OD (Memphis, TN), American Academy of Optometry, InfantSEE. (Johnson and Johnson). “The National Launch of InfantSEE.” Al Nash (West Yellowstone, MT), Yellowstone National Park, WY. “Yellowstone: The World’s First National Park”
Eileen Tonick* (Queen Creek, AZ), writer and dog trainer, “Therapy Dogs for Recovery, Crisis and Hospice.” Dina Venezky (Menlo Park, CA), US Geological Survey. “How the USGS Communicates Volcano Information to the Public.”
Dr. Andrew Hudson (New York, NY), United Nations Water Governance Program Topic: “Improving access to water supplies and sanitation around the world.” Website: www.undp.org/water
Rik J. Deitsch (Knoxville, TN), CEO of the Nutra Pharma Corp Topic: “Detoxing your body and balancing your PH” Website: www.sharethecause.com/behealthynow
Don Colbert, MD (Longwood, FL), Divine Health, Inc., “Nutrition, Lifestyle and Toxic Relief” Phone: (407) 331-7007 Dial 0 then ask for Nicole Website: www.drcolbert.com
Email: inventory@drcolbert.com Address: 1908 Boothe Circle Longwood, FL 32750
California Farm Water Coalition: Mike Wade, Executive Director (Sacramento, Ca) “The California Water Supply Crisis” 916-391-5030 Website: www.farmwater.org
Email: mwade@farmwater.org Address: 5999 Freeport Blvd Sacramento, CA 95822
Caring for Your Body Tissues Dennis Buckley, DC (Pasadena, CA), “Body Tissues and how to keep them healthy. 626-798-7805 Ext: 206 Website: www.performance-advantage.net Email: TriDocD@aol.com Address: 1450 N. Lake Ave. Pasadena, CA 91104
Art Bernstein, (Gold Hill, OR) Writer and naturalist. Topic: Book, “Weird Hikes” Quality and Quantity of hikes in Southern Oregon, Northern California 541-474-0950 Website: www.secrethiker.com/artbernstein.html Email: Bernstein@biologicaqua.com Address: P.O. Box 400 Grants Pass, Oregon 97528
1)Dr. Marguerite McDonald, MD,FACS (Long Island, NY) Corneal Specialist and Cataract & Refractive Surgery at Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans and senior consultant for VISX,
Call: 516-593-7709 Contact Email:maligizakis@ocli.net
Topic: Dr. McDonald would like to talk about dry eyes (cause, diagnosis and treatment). Please visit http://www.ocli.net/physicians/ocli-mcdonald-old.htm to learn more about Dr. McDonald.
2) John Salinas, (Grants Pass, OR) Full-time Instructor at RCC, Crater Lake Institute Board of Directors, Cascade Research Group
Call: (541) 479-7351 Email: johnsalinas@charter.net
Website: http://www.cascaderesearch.com , http://learn.roguecc.edu/science/jsalinas/
Topic: fresh water research and monitoring, and the several projects located in Southern Oregon
First guest: Jen Ambrose (Grants Pass, OR), manager of a local herb and supplement store called The Herb Shop and has been working with natural and alternative forms of healing for over 15 years. She has been an organic farmer on several produce and herbal farms and is passionate about whole food based supplements and localizing food sources. In addition to alternative medicine, she is a singer/songwriter who regularly performs conciousness raising music and also teaches music to At-Risk teenage girls and boys. Topic: Natural and Alternative forms of healing, How herbs and supplements can heal the body. Website: http://www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk.aspx?epk_id=61540 or jenambrose.net
First guest: Nancy Yonally-Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), management consultant, wellness trainer and Save-a-Child’s Life Foundation sponsor. Topic: “The recent ‘Melanoma Monday’ proclamation.” Website: www.saveachildslife.org/ Second guest: Mitch Roltz (Washington D.C.), Chief of Staff for American Pharmacists Association Topic: “Immunizations and the role of the pharmacist.” Website: www.pharmacist.com
First guest: Robert Cantrell (Alexandria, VA), writer, photographer and Director of Business Development at www.IP.com. Topic: “His new book, Outpacing the Competition: Patent-Based Business Strategy.” Websites: www.centerforadvantage.com & www.iliadreader.co.uk/book.142780.htm Second guest: Robert Cantrell, professional shark photographer. Topic: “Why sharks are endangered. Also, diving with sharks and what they need from us to survive.” Websites: www.robertcantrell.com/ and www.robertcantrell.com/future_of_shark_diving.htm
First guest: Marie Shum Brady, MD (Arlington, VA), associate of the late Dr. Batmanghelidj (“The Water Guru”). Topic: “Dr. Batmanghelidj and his books.” Websites: www.watercure.com/ Second guest: Winston Kao (Clearwater. FL), inventor and researcher in water, agriculture, nutrition and soils. Also, show host on “I am Healthy” talk radio. Topic: “Good drinking water: types, filtration systems, structure and hidden substances.” Website: www.gobeyondorganic.com
First guest: Gay Browne (Santa Barbara, CA), “Green” advertising and public relations including the Greenopia Website. Topic: “Maintaining a ‘green’ lifestyle. Also, the Go Green Expo, held in April 2009.” Websites: www.gogreenopia.com and www.gogreenexpo.com/ Second guest: Lynn Hardin (Oklahoma City, OK), writer and Board Member of the International Water for Life Foundation. Topic: “Dr. Emoto and the International Water for Life Foundation. Also, her book, The Magic of Why.” Websites: www.magicofwhy.com and www.internationalwaterforlifefoundation.org
First guest: Jill Klein (Berkley Springs, WV), Producer, International Water Tasting Festival, Director, New World Theater Company. Topic: “The International Water Tasting Festival. Also, ‘The Ripple Effect,’ a theatrical production to raise awareness of the benefits of water to humans and the environment.” Website: www.newworldtheater.com Second guest: Jeanne Mosier (Berkley Springs, WV), Board of Directors of Travel Berkeley Springs. Topic: History and health benefits of Berkeley Springs.” Website: www.berkeleysprings.com
First guest: Arthur Von Wiesenberger (Santa Barbara, CA), writer. Topic: His book, “H20 Guide to Quality Water.” Website: www.bottledwaterweb.com Second guest: Scott Gelman (Yosemite, CA), Media Relations Director, Yosemite National Topic: “How water effects the environment.” Website: www.yosemitepark.com/
First guest: Glen Fellman (Rockville, MD), Executive Director, Indoor Air Quality Association Topic: “Toxic dangers in your home.” Website: www.iaga.org Second guest: David Peterson (Seattle, WA), Research Biologist, US Forest Service – Pacific Wildland Fire Sciences Laboratory. Topic: “The effect of air quality on humans, plants and water.” Website: www.cfr.wshington.edu/research.FME/
First guest: Tom Atzet, PhD (Merlin, OR), U.S. Forest Service Regional Ecologist (Retired) Topic: “Climate change, soil exhaustion and accumulation of toxic materials in the ocean. Also, hunger and water.” Website: www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=LIFE130104 Second guest: Art Bernstein, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. Topic: “The Columbia, Potomac and the San Joaquin: North American rivers that cut through major mountain ranges.” Website: www.Secrethiker.com/artbernstein.html
First guest: Leah Yamaguchi (Portland, OR), acupuncturist. Topic: “Hydration, Dehydration and Re-hydration of Skin cells.” Website: www.greshamacupuncture.com/ Second guest: Art Bernstein, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. Topic: “Waterfalls and ecosystems of Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness.” Website: www.fs.fed.us/r6/columbia/
- Dr. Alan Kadish - (Medford, OR) Naturopath discussing Vitamin D and why you need it and a misunderstood supplement. For additional information, please visit www.centerofhealth.com/
- Chip Jenkins (Sedro-Woolley, WA), Park Superintendent with North Cascades National Park Complex... discuss why the park is considered a complex and focus on Lake Chelan... For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/noca -
Forest Ecology, Global Warming and Natural Plant Ranges Art Bernstein, MS, writer and naturalist (Gold Hill, OR), “Global Warming and Movement in Natural Plant Ranges. Also, “The Amazing Retreat of Glaciers at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska”
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Dave Dahl (Milwaukie, OR), Co-Founder of Dave's Killer Bread. For additional information, please visit www.daveskillerbread.com. “The health benefits of 100% organic, whole grain, all-natural breads, utilizing lesser grains and free from preservatives and ‘heavy’ sweeteners.”
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Tom Atzet, PhD, ( Merlin Or). Regional Ecologist (retired), US Forest Service “Why ecosystems are important to everyone.”
Developing extraordinary leaders to protect our oceans.
Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Writer and Naturalist
The ' True Head - Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and the source of the Mississsippi
Aging, Health and Water.
Jeff Denny (Crescent City, CA), Ranger, Redwood National Park.
The amazing redwood ecosystem
Dr. Kinoti Meme, Ph.D. (San Luis Obispo, CA), Director of Education and Training for Lifewater International, a nonprofit Christian humanitarian organization specializing in water and sanitation development in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, discusses how water is the foundation for life, growth and human development, yet 1.1 billion people lack access to safe water, and 2.6 billion lack basic sanitation. For additional information, please visit www.lifewater.org. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses ouzels, owls, eagles and kingfishers. The ouzel is North America’s only aquatic songbird with short wings and tail, a fairly short and straight beak and slate grey in color. Owls are mainly nocturnal birds of prey, with large, round heads and huge, forward-facing eyes. Unlike the chunky, small spike-headed kingfishers, eagles are differentiated from other birds mainly by their larger size, more powerful build and heavier head and bill.
Mitch Rothholz, R.Ph., MBA (Washington, D.C.), a pharmacist currently serving as Chief of Staff for the American Pharmacists Association, discusses how the SMARxT Disposal campaign, in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, addresses the problems associated with unused and expired medication waste. The discovery of pharmaceutical compounds in surface, ground and drinking waters has raised concern about the potential adverse environmental consequences these contaminants could have on wildlife and humans alike. For additional information, please visit www.pharmacist.com. Second guest, Lark Weller (St. Paul, MN), Community Planner with the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, discusses water quality as it pertains to the great Mississippi River. For the human population, the river supplies drinking water, proper water levels for transportation and adequate flows for flushing away waste (Part 2). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/miss.
Dennis Arcand, DC (Grants Pass, OR), sports injury specialist. “Exercise, Flexibility and Systemic Health” Christy Fleming (Lovell, WY), Bighorn Canyon NRA, Wyoming and Montana, “Bighorn Canyon Ecosystems: Plains, Mountains, Rivers and Canyons”
Leah Yamaguchi (Portland, OR), acupuncturist with Rockwood Chiropractic, discusses the importance of hydration as it relates to acupuncture. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Fathom Five - Canada's first National Marine Conservation Area. The deep and sparkling waters at the mouth of Georgian Bay are home to Fathom Five, an archipelago of five small islands, plus an underwater marine reserve. The park preserves a rich cultural legacy and a freshwater ecosystem containing some of the most pristine waters of the Great Lakes region. The rugged islands of the park are a reminder of the impressive lakebed topography found beneath the waves.
Rep. Dennis Richardson (Central Point, OR), Oregon State Representative, District Four and Vice Chair for Health Care Committee as well as various other committees, reviews state and national healthcare policies for 2008. For additional information, please visit www.leg.state.or.us/richardson/. Second guest, Paul Labovitz (St. Paul, MN), Park Superintendent with the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, discusses how the Mississippi River is one of the most complex floodplain river ecosystems on the planet, and easily one of the defining features of the North American continent. The 72 mile stretch of river running through the Minneapolis – St. Paul metropolitan area, changes character more than it does anywhere else along its 2,300 mile length (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/miss.
Rep. Ron Maurer (Grants Pass, OR), Oregon State Representative, District Three, and owner of a Rural Health Clinic, discusses how in 2009, House Republicans plan to reduce health care costs by reforming state regulations. The plan expands consumer choice by enabling Oregonians to purchase more affordable health insurance policies that are currently unavailable in the state. For additional information, please visit www.leg.state.or.us/maurer/. Second guest, Tawnya Schoewe (International Falls, MN), Program Manager for Interpretation with Voyageurs National Park, discusses how the park is a mosaic of land and water, a place of interconnected waterways that flow west into the Rainy River, and eventually north as part of the arctic watershed of Hudson's Bay. Named for the voyageurs who paddled large birch bark canoes carrying trade goods and furs between the Canadian northwest and Montreal, Voyageurs is a sight to behold! For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/voya.
Dr. Dennis Buckley, D.C. (Pasadena, CA), Chiropractor, Private Practice at the University Health Center, discusses toxicity within the body. Everyone is continually coming in contact with toxins whether through air pollution (carbon dioxide, cigarette smoke), fabrics and clothing (fire resistant chemical treatments), or food (animals injected with hormones/antibiotics). These toxic elements accumulate in the body’s tissues, however a variety of strategies can facilitate toxin elimination.
Second guest, Karen Haner (Mineral, CA), Public Information Officer with Lassen Volcanic National Park, discusses how nestled within Lassen’s peaceful forests and untouched wilderness, hydrothermal features including hissing fumaroles (steam and volcanic-gas vents), thumping mud pots, boiling pools, and steaming ground, still shape and change the land, evidence of Lassen’s long fiery and active past. For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/lavo.
Nancy Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), management consultant and wellness trainer, discusses how the current economy is affecting retirement nest eggs. As the financial markets have ravaged retirees’ savings and investments, many are deferring retirement for years if not decades.
Second guest, Paul Henderson (Moab, UT), Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services with Canyonlands/Arches National Park, discusses Canyonlands, a colorful landscape eroded by the Colorado River and its tributaries into countless canyons, mesas and buttes. This “high desert” park is divided into four districts of primitive desert atmospheres: Island in the Sky, Needles, Maze and the rivers themselves. For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/cany.
Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), owner of Tree Improvement Enterprises, Inc., discusses his company’s New Zealand conifer seed orchard. New Zealand is an excellent location for the establishment of a conifer seed orchard (designed to produce seed for forestation purposes) because the country’s climate is similar to that of the Pacific Northwest. This genetically superior seed is used throughout the world including New Zealand, the Pacific Northwest, Europe, South America and Africa. For additional information, please visit www.duskyforestseed.co.nz/. Second guest, Carol Sperling (Mosca, CO), Chief of Interpretation with Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, discusses this diverse landscape consisting of massive 750 foot sand dunes, alpine tundra, forests, grasslands, and lush wetlands. Creating a unique wilderness, water is the lifeblood of the “sand dunes” system which includes mountain watersheds and alpine lakes. For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/grsa.
Tom Atzet, Ph.D. (Merlin, OR), retired regional ecologist with the U.S. Forest Service, discusses the indispensible bacteria and other micro-organisms. Although not often celebrated, bacteria are invaluable to all of earth’s ecosystems. They are not only ubiquitous, bacteria are both abundant and foundational, providing many of the basic activities that keep our planet functional and sustainable.
Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the mighty Niagara Falls, the world's second largest falls on the globe next to Victoria Falls in southern Africa, and surrounded by Niagara Reservation State Park, the oldest state park in the United States. The Niagara Escarpment, the edge of a thick series of dolomite layers, begins in Watertown, New York and continues westerly through Wisconsin and Illinois. Without the Niagara Escarpment, Niagara Falls would not exist.
Nancy Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), management consultant and wellness trainer, discusses senior care. Aging is part of the natural growth process, and by understanding and recognizing normal changes in the body, steps can be taken to minimize or delay more serious health problems. Taking control of your life and becoming responsible for your well-being, can lower the risk of age related disease. Second guest, Justin Glasgow (Lake Powell, UT), Interpretive Ranger Supervisor with Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, discusses Glen Canyon, a 1.2 million acre reserve. Stretching for hundreds of miles from northern Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah, Glen Canyon offers unparalleled opportunities for water-based and backcountry recreation, encompassing scenic vistas, geologic wonders, and a vast panorama of human history. For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/glca.
Michele Larsen (Portland, OR), State Communications Director with March of Dimes, Oregon Chapter, Joanne Rogovoy, State Director of Program Services, and Dr. Richard Lowensolhn, retired Perinatologist and current Program Services Committee Chairman, discuss the leading nonprofit organization’s mission to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality. For additional information, please visit www.marchofdimes.com. Second guest, Andy Ferguson (Baker, Nevada), Superintendant of Great Basin National Park, discusses the Great Basin which extends from the Sierra Nevada Range in California to the Wasatch Range in Utah, and from southern Oregon to southern Nevada. Far from a wasteland, Great Basin National Park is a diverse region which includes Nevada's second tallest mountain, Wheeler Peak, and the states only glacier, Wheeler Peak Glacier. For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/grba.
Leah Yamaguchi (Portland, OR), acupuncturist with Rockwood Chiropractic, discusses the importance of hydration as it relates to acupuncture. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Fathom Five - Canada's first National Marine Conservation Area. The deep and sparkling waters at the mouth of Georgian Bay are home to Fathom Five, an archipelago of five small islands, plus an underwater marine reserve. The park preserves a rich cultural legacy and a freshwater ecosystem containing some of the most pristine waters of the Great Lakes region. The rugged islands of the park are a reminder of the impressive lakebed topography found beneath the waves.
Maya Dolena (Maui, HA), lifestyle coach and retired corporate executive, discusses how the current economic downturn is affecting consumer health spending. As the credit crunch threatens to throw the economy into a deep slump, and with health care costs rising, Americans are already cutting back on health care. Spending on everything from doctors' appointments to preventive tests to prescription drugs is under pressure. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Sleeping Bear Dunes comprise 35 miles of Lake Michigan's eastern coastline, North and South Manitou Islands, and of course the famous dunes! For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/slbe.
Ted Kuepper, REM (Oxnard, CA), Executive Director of Global Water, a non-profit international humanitarian organization, discusses Global Water's mission to create safe water supplies, sanitation facilities and related health programs for rural villagers in developing countries. Founded in 1982, Global Water's strategy is to provide permanent solutions to a region's water needs by providing appropriate equipment to secure, purify, and store water for domestic and agricultural purposes, as well as drill new water wells. For additional information, please visit www.globalwater.org. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the world's deepest canyon, the Tsangpo Gorge in Tibet and India. Sandwiched between a 25,000 foot mountain and a 23,000 foot mountain, the Tsangpo River, within a 150 mile stretch, drops from an elevation of 10,000 feet to 1,000 feet, creating the gorge's depth of at least 13,000 feet and possibly as much as 24,000 feet.
Beth Battaglino Cahill (Red Bank, NJ), Executive Director with The National Women's Health Resource Center, a non-profit organization, discusses the Dry Eye Hot Spots” fact sheet. Listed are the top 100 U.S. cities with environmental conditions most likely to aggravate dry eye. The rankings are based on data archived by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). For additional information, please visit www.healthywomen.org. Second guest, Bob Fuhrmann (Wyoming), Education Director with Yellowstone National Park, discusses the park's magnificent Mammoth Hot Springs. A system of small fissures carries water upward to create approximately 50 hot springs in the Mammoth Hot Springs area. Several key ingredients combine to create the hot springs terraces: heat, water, limestone, and a rock fracture system (Part 2). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/yell.
Dr. Scott Jens, D.O. (Madison, WI), Executive Director of the American Optometric Association's InfantSEE® program, discusses sight preservation in children. Through InfantSEE®, a no-cost public health program developed to provide professional eye care for infants nationwide, optometrists provide a one-time, comprehensive eye assessment to infants in their first year of life, offering early detection for potential eye and vision problems. For additional information, please visit www.infantsee.org. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses water conservation.
Dr. Jim Arcand, D.C. (Grants Pass, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation or injury to tissues. It is immediate and usually of short duration and a normal response to injury. Chronic pain is continuous pain that persists for more than three months. The cause is not always evident and can often interfere with a patient's quality of life, sleep and productivity. Second guest, Bob Fuhrmann (Wyoming), Education Director with Yellowstone National Park, discusses the majestic beauty of America’s first national park. Established in 1872, and located in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone possess the most spectacular natural features including Old Faithful and a collection of the world's most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/yell.
Dr. Jim Arcand, D.C. (Grants Pass, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation or injury to tissues. It is immediate and usually of short duration and a normal response to injury. Chronic pain is continuous pain that persists for more than three months. The cause is not always evident and can often interfere with a patient's quality of life, sleep and productivity. Second guest, Bob Fuhrmann (Wyoming), Education Director with Yellowstone National Park, discusses the majestic beauty of America’s first national park. Established in 1872, and located in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, Yellowstone possess the most spectacular natural features including Old Faithful and a collection of the world's most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/yell.
Eric Carlson (Washington, D.C.), Executive Director and Co-Founder of Carbonfund.org, discusses the company's mission and basics about climate change. Carbonfund.org, a non-profit organization, is leading the fight against global climate change, making it easy and affordable for any individual, business or organization to eliminate their climate impact. The company achieves its goals through climate change education, carbon offsets and reductions, and public outreach. For additional information, please visit www.carbonfund.org. Second guest, Mayor Kirk Hansen (Soda Springs, ID), discusses why Soda Springs is the hub of the Bear Lake Caribou Scenic Byway and the Pioneer Historical Byway in southeast Idaho. For travelers of the mid 1800s, the soda springs that bubbled through the calciferous soil of the area were a welcome rest stop along the Oregon Trail. For additional information, please visit www.sodaspringsid.com.
Dr. Lee Cowan, D.C. (Portland, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the benefits of laser therapy for wound healing or other therapeutic purposes. Applications include acute and chronic conditions involving the neck, shoulder, carpel tunnel, post surgery recovery and more. There are two types of laser therapies used in chiropractic care: cold and hot laser. Cold laser therapy utilizes a low level laser, with a focused beam of light energy to stimulate healing. Cold laser therapy presents no side effects, the process is painless and non-invasive. Hot laser therapy penetrates to deeper levels of the body and is performed as a pulsation so as not to burn the skin or underlying layers. Second guest, Veva Deheza (Denver, CO), Section Chief, Conservation and Drought Planning with the Colorado Water Conservation Board, discusses the Colorado River, projected population and water shortages. For additional information, please visit www.cwcb.state.co.us.
Dr. Marguerite McDonald, MD, FACS (New York, NY), Corneal Specialist and Cataract & Refractive Eye Surgeon, discusses the basics of LASIK surgery, a procedure in which the need for glasses and contact lenses is eliminated or reduced. LASIK stands for Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis and is a procedure that permanently changes the shape of the cornea, the clear covering of the front of the eye, using an excimer laser. For additional information, please visit www.ocli.net. Second guest, Jan Rowan (Sunderland, MA), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Connecticut River Coordinator's Office, discusses the program's involvement in native and migratory fish and wildlife conservation. The Connecticut River Coordinator’s Office was established in 1967, to coordinate the cooperative, interagency, multi-state migratory fish restoration program in the Connecticut River basin. For additional information, please visit http://www.fws.gov/r5crc/.
Dr. Laurie Barber, MD (Little Rock, AR), Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and Clinical Research Medical Director of the Jones Eye Institute, discusses dry eye particularly as it pertains to menopausal women. For additional information, please visit, www.uams.edu/jei. Second guest, Rebekah Jones (Boulder City, Nevada), Head Park Ranger with Lake Mead National Recreation Area, discusses Lake Mead’s invasive mussel species, the Quagga Mussel. Native to the Caspian Sea drainage area of Eurasia, the Quagga Mussel is a freshwater mollusk that typically displays a zebra-like pattern on its shell. Unfortunately, it can damage boats and water systems by clogging pipes and engines, as well as disrupt the natural food chain. Boater education is a must to reduce the spread of this freshwater mollusk to other bodies of water (Part 2). For additional information, please visit www.100thmeridian.org.
Tom Atzet, Ph.D. (Merlin, OR), retired forest service ecologist, discusses the importance of forest regeneration, the act of renewing tree cover by establishing young trees naturally or artificially - generally, promptly after the previous stand of forest has been removed. Second guest, Sky McClain (Boulder City, Nevada), Lead Field Interpreter with Lake Mead National Recreation Area, discusses the unique qualities of Lake Mead and the surrounding area. Established as America's first national recreation area, Lake Mead National Recreation Area encompasses one and a half million acres and is home to thousands of desert plants and animals. It is a startling contrast of desert and water, mountains and canyons, primitive backcountry, and busy marinas. Dams that back up the Colorado River as it flows through the Mojave Desert, one of the hottest, driest regions on earth, created Lake Mead and Lake Mohave (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/lame.
Dr. Dennis Buckley, D.C. (Pasadena, CA), Chiropractor, discusses why proper posture and hydration are so essential to a healthy body, especially as it relates to pain free function and health in general. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses central Idaho's fabled River of No Return, otherwise known as the Salmon River.
Dr. Lee Cowan, D.C. (Portland, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the benefits of laser phototherapy. Low level light therapy is the application of very low power red or near infrared light for wound healing or other therapeutic purposes. For example, jaundice is a common, temporary and usually harmless condition found in newborn infants. It occurs when there is a build-up of a naturally occurring substance in the blood called bilirubin. Phototherapy (light treatment) is the process of using light to eliminate bilirubin in the blood. The light waves are absorbed by the baby's skin and blood and change bilirubin into products that can easily pass through it's system. For over 30 years, hospitals have used phototherapy treatment for jaundice in newborn infants. Second guest, Veva Deheza (Denver, CO), Section Chief, Conservation and Drought Planning with the Colorado Water Conservation Board, discusses the Colorado River, projected population and water shortages. For additional information, ple
Dr. Marguerite McDonald, MD, FACS (New York, NY), Corneal Specialist and Cataract & Refractive Eye Surgeon, discusses the basics of LASIK surgery, a procedure in which the need for glasses and contact lenses is eliminated or reduced. LASIK stands for Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis and is a procedure that permanently changes the shape of the cornea, the clear covering of the front of the eye, using an excimer laser. A mechanical microkeratome (a blade device) or a laser keratome (a laser device) is used to cut a flap in the cornea and a hinge is left at one end of this flap. The flap is then folded back revealing the stroma, the middlesection of the cornea. Pulses from a computer-controlled laser vaporize a portion of the stroma and the flap is replaced. For additional information, please visit www.ocli.net. Second guest, Jan Rowan (Sunderland, MA), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Connecticut River Coordinator's Office, discusses the program's involvement in native and migratory
Dr. Michael Steelman, M.D. (Oklahoma City, OK), Board Certified Bariatric Physician and past president of the American Bariatric Physicians Association, discusses recent reports regarding how gastric bypass surgery, in which the stomach is made smaller allowing food to bypass part of the small intestine, can lower the effects of diabetes and high blood pressure. Although gastric bypass surgery has its place, there are still risks involved especially since the part of the intestine where many minerals and vitamins are most easily absorbed are bypassed leading to a possible deficiency in iron, calcium, magnesium or vitamins. Non-surgical weight loss can have the same positive effects on diabetes and high blood pressure with minimal risk. For additional information, please visit www.thesteelmanclinic.com. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the fountain of youth.
Stephen Guguenheim, MD (Wichita Falls, Texas), Board Certified in Otolarnyngology/Head and Neck Surgery and Fellowship trained in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, discusses facial skin treatments. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the water problems facing the Chinese people following the recent earthquake and the current state of China's dams.
Dr. Michael Steelman, M.D. (Oklahoma City, OK), Board Certified Bariatric Physician and past president of the American Bariatric Physicians Association, discusses recent reports regarding how gastric bypass surgery, in which the stomach is made smaller allowing food to bypass part of the small intestine, can lower the effects of diabetes and high blood pressure. Although gastric bypass surgery has its place, there are still risks involved especially since the part of the intestine where many minerals and vitamins are most easily absorbed are bypassed leading to a possible deficiency in iron, calcium, magnesium or vitamins. Non-surgical weight loss can have the same positive effects on diabetes and high blood pressure with minimal risk. For additional information, please visit www.thesteelmanclinic.com. Second guest, (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the fountain of youth.
Adam Perl (Higganum, CT), Owner and President of the Alex & Me Company, a multi-brand UV retail store, discusses the difference between SPF (Sun Protection Factor), for sunscreen, and UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor), for clothing and swimwear. The UPF rating system was first developed by the Australian Government to inform and protect their citizens from the sun's harmful rays. The Alex & Me Company was founded in 1997, to import UV swimwear and UV clothing from Australia. Since then the company has grown to offer dozens of both domestic and international brands.
Tom Atzet, Ph.D. (Merlin, OR), regional ecologist (retired) with the U.S. Forest Service, discusses ecosystem health particularly as it pertains to forest ecosystems. A stable ecosystem without disturbances is not a healthy system. Ecosystems require a stress and disturbances in order to maintain long-term help. It is especially important to humans since forests and ecosystems in general must be healthy to sustain our human population.
Stan Brock (Knoxville, TN), Founder of Remote Area Medical (RAM), a non-profit, volunteer relief corps dedicated to providing free health care, dental care and eye care to people in remote areas of the United States and the world, discusses medical care in Guyana, a country off the northern coast of South America. For additional information, please visit www.ramusa.org. Second guest, David Elkowitz (Big Bend National Park, Texas), Chief of Interpretation, discusses what is sometimes considered three parks in one, Big Bend's mountain, desert and river environments - an hour's drive can take you from the banks of the Rio Grande to a mountain basin nearly a mile high (Part 2). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/bibe.
Stephen Guguenheim, MD (Wichita Falls, Texas), Board Cerified in Otolarnyngology/Head and Neck Surgery and Fellowship trained in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, discusses facial skin treatments. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the water problems facing the Chinese people following the recent earthquake and the current state of China's dams.
Patricia Dandonoli (New York, NY), President and CEO of WaterAid America, and Girish Menon (London, UK), International Operations Director for WaterAid International, discuss safe water and healthy personal hygiene in the third world. Second guest, Kim Cushman, (Warm Springs, GA), Site Manager of Roosevelt's Little White House State Historic Site, discusses the history and water of Warm Springs, Georgia.
Sam Jackson (Seattle, WA), Sr. Director and Manager, Foundation/Corporation Grants, World Vision, Inc., a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to addressing the causes of poverty and injustice, discusses third-world water resources focussing on the West African Water Initiative. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the disappearing Aral Sea - an ecological disaster.
Dr. Scott Jens, D.O. (Madison, WI), Executive Director of the American Optometric Association's InfantSEE program, discusses sight preservation in children. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses water conservation.
Dr. Ellen Heinitz, ND (Grants Pass, OR), naturopathic physician, discusses menopause options. Second guest, David Elkowitz (Big Bend National Park, Texas), Chief of Interpretation, discusses what is sometimes considered three parks in one, Big Bend's mountain, desert and river environments - an hour's drive can take you from the banks of the Rio Grande to a mountain basin nearly a mile high (Part 1). For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/bibe.
Dr. Scott Jens, D.O. (Madison, WI), Executive Director of the American Optometric Association's InfantSEE program, discusses sight preservation in children. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses water conservation.
Tom Atzet, Ph.D. (Merlin, OR), regional ecologist (retired) with the U.S. Forest Service, discusses myths and human bias regarding the natural system. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses forest fires and drought.
Dr. Alan Kadish, NP (Medford, OR), naturopathic physician, discusses how to make wise choices when purchasing dietary supplements. Second guest, George Kotti (Hot Springs, SD), Executive Director with the Hot Springs South Dakota Chamber of Commerce, discusses the soothing natural hot springs nestled in the Southern Black Hills of South Dakota.
Dr. Philip Paden, MD (Medford, OR), ophthalmologist and Owner of Paden Eye Care Center, discusses dry eye and personal moisture supplementation using Nature’s Tears EyeMist. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), author and naturalist, discusses Chinese air quality and the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Patricia Dandonoli (New York, NY), President and CEO of WaterAid America, and Girish Menon (London, UK), International Operations Director for WaterAid International, discuss safe water and healthy personal hygiene in the third world. Second guest, Kim Cushman, (Warm Springs, GA), Site Manager of Roosevelt's Little White House State Historic Site, discusses the history and water of Warm Springs, Georgia.
Dr. Richard Rasmussen, MD (Grants Pass, OR), dermatologist, discusses the dermatology crisis, proactive skin health and the health effects of global warming. Second guests, Steve Rudd, Natural Resource Program Manager, and Lisa Garvin, Chief of Interpretation and Cultural Resources with Hot Springs National Park (Hot Springs, AR), discuss what has been nicknamed The American Spa.
Susan Schenck (San Diego, CA), author of The Live Food Factor, discusses moving towards a raw food diet. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Isle Royale National Park in Michigan.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the affects global warming has on the eye and how to properly care for the eye's outermost protective layer, the tear film. Second guest, Eddie Wallace (Ashland, OR) with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, discusses the Oregon Shakespeare Festival - then and now.
Nancy Lange (St. Paul, MN), Clean Air Coordinator for the Izaak Walton League, discusses global warming, air quality and the Izaak Walton League's mission to conserve, maintain, protect, and restore the soil, forest, water, and other natural resources of the United States. Second guest, Mark Lowe (Lava Hot Springs, ID), Executive Director of the Lava Hot Springs Foundation, discusses the history and uniqueness of Lava Hot Springs.
Michael Saiber (Klamath Falls, OR), President of E3Live/Vision and Tamera Campbell, CEO and Owner, discuss the benefits of Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (known as E3Live), a blue green algae harvested from Klamath Lake. Second guest, Josh Winchell (Washington, D.C.), Public Information Officer with the U.S. Department of Fish and Wildlife, discusses the upcoming Smart Disposal Program, a safe disposal program for medication supported in partnership with the American Pharmaceutical Association.
Dr. Kenneth Chung, DDS (Portland, OR), OHSU School of Dentistry and CEO of ComfortCare Health Services, Inc., discusses new discoveries concerning dry mouth and overall health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the Canadian Great Lakes.
Dr. Gene Helveston, M.D., (Bloomington, IN), Ophthalmologist-in-Chief with ORBIS International, discusses ORBIS and the eye care challenges facing developing countries today. ORBIS is a non-profit global development organization dedicated to saving sight worldwide. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses southeastern Ontario's Point Pelee, Jack Minor and the history of bird conservation.
Tom Atzet, Ph.D. (Merlin, OR), regional ecologist (retired) with the U.S. Forest Service, discusses environmental change and its effects on human health. Second guest, Jeff Feldman (Eureka Springs, AR), President/CEO of the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce, discusses the unique natural cold springs of Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Robin Rose, M.D. (Ashland, OR), holistic and intuitive physician, discusses how to use your inner resources to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Second guest, Ron Aasheim (Helena, MT), Communications and Education Outreach Administrator with the Montana Department of Fish and Wildlife, discusses Montana's waters and the controversial delisting of the wolves.
Dr. Alan Kadish (Medford, OR), licensed naturopathic physician, discusses how to evaluate your home water supply to ensure your family's safety and health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Master's in Forestry, naturalist and author, discusses more about sub-glacial lakes in Antarctica.
Dr. Marnie Loomis, ND, and Dr. Rita Bettenburg, ND (both of Portland, OR), National College of Natural Medicine, discuss naturopathic medicine and naturopathic physicians. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR) naturalist and author, discusses the mighty Columbia River of the Endangered American Rivers, Part 5.
Rep. Dennis Richardson (Medford, OR), Oregon state legislator and personal injury attorney, discusses if available and affordable health care is possible. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR) naturalist and author, discusses Oregon's Willamette River of the Endangered American Rivers, Part 4.
Dr. Marguerite McDonald (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, refractive eye surgeon and LASIK pioneer, discusses important eye care information applicable to all people. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, continues his discussion on the world’s deepest lakes.
Berit Nilsson (Columbus, OH), licensed reflexologist and founder of Reflexology Science Institute, discusses reflexology, feet and integrative medicine. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the lower Mississippi Delta.
Rep. Ron Maurer (Grants Pass, OR), Oregon State Legislator, health care provider and health insurance reform advocate, discusses health and health insurance in a changing global environment. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR) naturalist and author, discusses the endangered American rivers, Part 3.
Diane Raymond (Medford, OR), American Heart Association, Rogue Valley Chapter, discusses lifestyle and proactive heart health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the endangered American rivers, Part 2.
Nancy Heyerman (Medford, OR), hospice RN, and Diane Kosmatka (Medford, OR), Hospice Supervisor with Providence Hospital in Medford, Oregon, discuss hospice and maintaining quality care for terminally ill patients and their families. Second guest, Matt Folz (Crater Lake, OR), Operations Manager with Crater Lake Lodge, discusses Crater Lake’s 7,000 year history, and recreational and educational opportunities at Crater Lake National Park.
Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), international forest genetics expert and owner of Tree Improvement Enterprises, Inc., discusses tree propagation and reforestation through the international species exchange. Second guest, Adam Smith (Portland, OR), Science Educator with the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, discusses OMSI, global warming and polar bears.
Dr. Alan Kadish (Medford, OR), licensed naturopathic physician, discusses naturopathic physicians in general, integrative medicine and proactive health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses restoration of America’s polluted rivers.
Andrew McFall (Sarasota, FL), Vice President of Marketing for BioLife, Inc., discusses the company’s breakthrough product – QR Powder, a breakthrough technology used in first aid to instantly stop bleeding. For additional information visit the company’s website at www.biolife.com or call 800.722.7559. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses “bad water” and the Death Valley aquifer.
Dr. Kenneth Chung, DDS (Portland, OR), OHSU School of Dentistry and CEO of ComfortCare Health Services, Inc., discusses new discoveries concerning dry mouth and overall health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the Canadian Great Lakes.
Berit Nilsson (Columbus, OH), licensed reflexologist and founder of Reflexology Science Institute, discusses reflexology, feet and integrative medicine. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the lower Mississippi Delta.
Dr. Dennis Buckley (Pasadena, CA), former President of the California Chiropractic Association, discusses taking personal responsibility for better health. Second guest Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Tulelake, California.
Dr. Marguerite McDonald (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, refractive eye surgeon and LASIK pioneer, discusses important eye care information applicable to all people. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, continues his discussion on the world’s deepest lakes.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the affects global warming has on the eye and how to properly care for the eye's outermost protective layer, the tear film. Second guest, Eddie Wallace (Ashland, OR) with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, discusses the Oregon Shakespeare Festival - then and now.
Katy Lebbing (Chicago, IL), past member of Le Leche International, discusses breastfeeding and how it is the best gift to give to your baby. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and writer, discusses Russia's Lake Baikal, the world's deepest lake.
Maya Dolena (Maui, HA), lifestyle coach, spa owner and retired corporate executive, discusses women in business and how to properly balance health and family, and manage stress. Second guest, Dave Siddon (Grants Pass, OR), Director of Wildlife Images Rehabilitation center, discusses the impact global warming has on the wildlife population and its effects on behavior.
Dr. Michael Steelman (Oklahoma City, OK), bariatric specialist (weight loss), discusses the common sense of diet, exercise, weight loss and the importance of water. Second guest, Russ Stauff (Medford, OR), biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Rogue Watershed District, discusses balance: the simultaneous development and preservation of a major western watershed.
Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), international forest genetics expert and owner of Tree Improvement Enterprises, Inc., discusses ways to create better forests for a healthier global environment. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses California's Mammoth Lakes ski area - inside an increasingly active volcano with CO2 emissions.
Dr. Dana Hargunani (Portland, OR), Director of the Child Safety Center at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, discusses childhood injury prevention and treatment. Second guest, Lowell Pratt (Merlin, OR), Manager of Morrison’s Lodge, discusses the history of Morrison's Lodge on the famous Rogue River.
Nancy Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), Board Member of Save a Child’s Life Foundation, discusses pediatric melanoma - prevention, recognition and treatment. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Kitch-iti-kippi, Michigan’s largest natural spring.
Mikaylah Roggasch (Grants Pass, OR), college student, discusses volunteer work at an Indian orphanage through Crossroads. Second guest, Rod Nichols (Salem, OR), Information Officer with the Oregon Department of Forestry discusses state forest lands, fire protection, landowner assistance and the Oregon Forest Practices Act.
Dr. Dennis Buckley (Pasadena, CA), former President of the California Chiropractic Association, discusses basic lifestyle changes to promote better health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses hiking do's and don'ts.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming from a non-political perspective.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming from a non-political perspective.
Susie Bacon (Portland, OR) with Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, discusses new approaches to meeting the medical needs of children and their families. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming and the little Ice Age of the 16th - 18th centuries.
Kay Webber (Portland, OR), Public Relations Director with Shriners Portland Hospital, discusses Shriners hospitals no-cost pediatric burn and orthopedic care. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the mystery of volcanic ice caves.
Bill Wolfe (Santa Fe, NM), DDS, NMD, holistic dentist, discusses natural dentistry and overall health. Second guest, Dr. Jan Hodder (Coos Bay, OR), Marine Biologist with the University of Oregon’s Institute of Marine Biology, discusses how climate change affects the Oregon coast marine life.
Chris Smith (Greenback, TN), flight attendant for 33 years, discusses how low humidity, crowding and re-circulated air can dry skin and eyes during airline travel. Second guest, Jack Potter (West Glacier, MT) with Glacier National Park, discusses past glaciation, hydrology and the effects global warming has on fresh water and fisheries within Glacier National Park.
Louise Hoelker (Cincinnati, OH), of the Cincinnati Shriners Hospital Burn Center, discusses the Shriners system of no-cost pediatric care and pediatric burn prevention. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the power of ice and how continental glaciers reshaped North America.
Four employees at Bio-Logic Aqua Research (Grants Pass, OR), discuss global warming. Second guest, Dominic Cardea (Maui, HA), Information Officer with Haleakala National Park discusses Haleakala - a unique ecosystem at 10,000 feet, surrounded by ocean and located inside the world's largest volcanic crater.
Lucien Gilsan (Eugene, OR), licensed skin esthetician and member of the Skin Aesthetician’s National Association, discusses the importance of skin care. Second guest, Barb Maynes (Port Angeles, WA), Information Officer with Olympic National Park, discusses how water defines Olympic National Park - glaciers, river valleys, rain forests and ocean.
Nancy Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), health planning consultant for seniors, discusses planning for senior wellness and retirement as a family. Second guest, Bill Jackson (Boulder, CO), National Park Service hydrologist, discusses restoring and preserving water resources within our national parks.
Patti Heath (Grants Pass, OR), reflexologist, discusses the nerve endings on our feet and hands. Second guest, Debbie Thomason (Galice, OR), owner of Galice Resort on the Rogue River, discusses rafting, dining and sleeping on the wild and scenic Rogue River.
Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses boiling spring lake at California's Lassen National Park.
Dr. Jon Nelson (Portland, OR), neurologist, returns to discuss stress recognizing factors. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses a mysterious Antarctic lake. Although the lake is located under two miles of ice, surprisingly, it is not frozen.
Rob Pell (Grants Pass, OR), owner of Sunshine Natural Foods, discusses how to ask the right questions when purchasing nutritional supplements. Second guest, Dr. Nick Aumen (Homestead, FL), aquatic scientist with the Everglades National Park, discusses the Everglades ecosystem and the global crisis of diminishing wetlands.
Dr. Len Vigilatore (Farmington, NY), naturopathic physician, discusses how to improve individual health through nutrition supplements and water. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, continues his discussion on the world's newest ocean.
Dr. Jon Nelson (Portland, OR), neurologist and water advocate, discusses new ways to improve your health by coping with everyday stress. Second guest, Robert Hamblin (Grants Pass, OR), owner of Hellgate Jet Boat Excursions, discusses the history of river rafting in southern Oregon.
Maya Dolena (Maui, HA), lifestyle coach, spa owner and retired corporate executive, discusses the importance of health and water. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author discusses the world's newest ocean.
Marge Wingler (Medford, OR), optician working in an ophthalmologist's office, discusses eyewear, eye care and children's vision. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses religious ritual baths.
Dr. Dennis Buckley (Pasadena, CA), former President of the California Chiropractic Association, discusses occupational health and nutrition. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses hot springs around the world - Japan, Europe and the U.S.
Maya Dolena (Maui, HA), lifestyle coach, spa owner and retired corporate executive, discusses water and spiritual health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Crater Lake - Oregon’s natural water wonder.