Back in September of 1990 host and producer David Snow created Doctor Health to help educate the public about the importance of proactively practicing preventative medicine. While not a doctor, David has been in the field of health since the early 1970s. One of his many motto's is “more education equals less medication”; which permeates through the programs content. Another goal he set out to achieve was to bring together the two somewhat adversarial sides of healthcare; the medical establishment and the holistic community.

Back in September of 1990 host and producer David Snow created Doctor Health to help educate the public about the importance of proactively practicing preventative medicine. While not a doctor, David has been in the field of health since the early 1970s. One of his many motto's is &ldquo;more education equals less medication&rdquo;; which permeates through the programs content. Another goal he set out to achieve was to bring together the two somewhat adversarial sides of healthcare; the medical establishment and the holistic community.

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DOCTOR HEALTH 8-3-19 HR2

In this episode of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow explores the hidden mental health toll of our hyper-connected digital world with licensed mental health counselor and board-certified sex therapist Dr. Mindy DeSetta. They discuss loneliness despite constant connectivity, the dangers of social comparison on social media, dating apps, AI “robo relationships,” screen addiction, and practical ways to reclaim real-life connection. Earlier in the show, Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist Deborah Blum joins to explain the ongoing cyclospora outbreak linked to produce, why washing alone isn’t enough, and broader food-safety challenges.

A timely conversation on protecting both your mind and your meals in today’s high-tech society.

#DrHealthRadio #MentalHealth #DigitalDetox #SocialMediaImpact #ScreenTime #LonelinessEpidemic #FoodSafety #Cyclospora #AIRelationships #HealthyLiving

In this episode of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow explores the hidden mental health toll of our hyper-connected digital world with licensed mental health counselor and board-certified sex therapist Dr. Mindy DeSetta. They discuss loneliness despite constant connectivity, the dangers of social comparison on social media, dating apps, AI &ldquo;robo relationships,&rdquo; screen addiction, and practical ways to reclaim real-life connection. Earlier in the show, Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist Deborah Blum joins to explain the ongoing cyclospora outbreak linked to produce, why washing alone isn&rsquo;t enough, and broader food-safety challenges.
A timely conversation on protecting both your mind and your meals in today&rsquo;s high-tech society.
#DrHealthRadio #MentalHealth #DigitalDetox #SocialMediaImpact #ScreenTime #LonelinessEpidemic #FoodSafety #Cyclospora #AIRelationships #HealthyLiving

Dr Health Radio - The Cyclospora Scare with Deborah Blum & The Hidden Mental Health Cost of Constant Connectivity with Dr Mindy DeSeta

Join host David Snow on Dr. Health Radio for a deep dive into the powerful world of your gut microbiome. Pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, and author Dr. Ross Pelton explains how the trillions of bacteria in your gut produce critical postbiotic metabolites that influence every organ system, inflammation levels, aging, and overall health.

Learn the key differences between prebiotics (the foods that feed good bacteria), probiotics (commercial bacterial supplements), and postbiotics (the beneficial compounds produced through fermentation). Dr. Pelton discusses dysbiosis, leaky gut, the impact of diet, antibiotics, stress, sleep, and exercise, and why high-dose probiotics often fall short. He also highlights the unique multi-year fermentation process behind Dr. O’Hara’s probiotics and how postbiotic metabolites can help reset the microbiome.

Plus, David covers artificial sweeteners and gut health, microplastics research, AI’s effect on the brain, vitamin K benefits, resistance training for flexibility, and more practical wellness tips.

Listen again anytime at drhealthradio.com.

#DrHealthRadio #Microbiome #GutHealth #Probiotics #Postbiotics #Prebiotics #DrRossPelton #DrOHaras #LeakyGut #HealthyAging #Wellness

Join host David Snow on Dr. Health Radio for a deep dive into the powerful world of your gut microbiome. Pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, and author Dr. Ross Pelton explains how the trillions of bacteria in your gut produce critical postbiotic metabolites that influence every organ system, inflammation levels, aging, and overall health.
Learn the key differences between prebiotics (the foods that feed good bacteria), probiotics (commercial bacterial supplements), and postbiotics (the beneficial compounds produced through fermentation). Dr. Pelton discusses dysbiosis, leaky gut, the impact of diet, antibiotics, stress, sleep, and exercise, and why high-dose probiotics often fall short. He also highlights the unique multi-year fermentation process behind Dr. O&rsquo;Hara&rsquo;s probiotics and how postbiotic metabolites can help reset the microbiome.
Plus, David covers artificial sweeteners and gut health, microplastics research, AI&rsquo;s effect on the brain, vitamin K benefits, resistance training for flexibility, and more practical wellness tips.
Listen again anytime at drhealthradio.com.
#DrHealthRadio #Microbiome #GutHealth #Probiotics #Postbiotics #Prebiotics #DrRossPelton #DrOHaras #LeakyGut #HealthyAging #Wellness

PRE-PRO-POST - Biotics for Life with Dr. Ross Pelton

On this episode of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow (“the snowman”) welcomes Andy Lopez—known as The Invisible Gardener and once called “the King of Compost” by the Miami Herald—for a practical conversation on natural home and garden pest control.

Andy shares time-tested, chemical-free alternatives that actually work: food-grade diatomaceous earth, boric acid solutions, pure white vinegar, citrus essential oils, Dr. Bronner’s castile soap, cold-brewed coffee (caffeine), and compost tea. He explains why pests are usually a symptom of unhealthy soil biology and how building living soil is the best long-term defense against ants, cockroaches, and garden invaders.

You’ll also hear why city water can harm soil life, the importance of earthworms and true compost, and simple steps to keep both your indoor spaces and outdoor lawn or garden thriving without toxic pesticides and herbicides. Plus, David covers related health notes on heat, hydration, microplastics, and more.

For more from Andy, visit InvisibleGardener.com. Listen anytime at DrHealthRadio.com.

#DrHealthRadio #DavidSnow #NaturalPestControl #InvisibleGardener #AndyLopez #OrganicGardening #ChemicalFree #HealthySoil #HomeAndGarden #CompostTea #RachelCarson #SilentSpring

On this episode of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow (&ldquo;the snowman&rdquo;) welcomes Andy Lopez&mdash;known as The Invisible Gardener and once called &ldquo;the King of Compost&rdquo; by the Miami Herald&mdash;for a practical conversation on natural home and garden pest control.
Andy shares time-tested, chemical-free alternatives that actually work: food-grade diatomaceous earth, boric acid solutions, pure white vinegar, citrus essential oils, Dr. Bronner&rsquo;s castile soap, cold-brewed coffee (caffeine), and compost tea. He explains why pests are usually a symptom of unhealthy soil biology and how building living soil is the best long-term defense against ants, cockroaches, and garden invaders.
You&rsquo;ll also hear why city water can harm soil life, the importance of earthworms and true compost, and simple steps to keep both your indoor spaces and outdoor lawn or garden thriving without toxic pesticides and herbicides. Plus, David covers related health notes on heat, hydration, microplastics, and more.
For more from Andy, visit InvisibleGardener.com. Listen anytime at DrHealthRadio.com.
#DrHealthRadio #DavidSnow #NaturalPestControl #InvisibleGardener #AndyLopez #OrganicGardening #ChemicalFree #HealthySoil #HomeAndGarden #CompostTea #RachelCarson #SilentSpring

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