Now that Over the Counter drugs are off the menu, what can we do to comfort our kids?

6:00 minutes (1.38 MB)
About 10% of women suffer from urinary tract infections on a yearly basis and more than half of women will have at least one in their life.  But is there a natural way to treat them? Dave Foreman discusses natural solutions to this persistent health problem.

A variation of Reiki Healing, sound is used to quell the ailments of this patient.

This age old method uses natural components in an attempt to use "like to cure like."

8:23 minutes (1.92 MB)

Dave Foreman discusses how to use natural alternative remedies to help repair your body after harsh cancer treatments. He gives tips on how to repair free-radical damage.

5:29 minutes (1.26 MB)
Cholesterol may not be as evil as you think. The Herbal Pharmacist, Dave Foreman, discusses claims made by modern medicine, the real facts about cholesterol and what to do about it.

4:30 minutes (1.04 MB)
In this week's podcast Dr. Weil touts the little known health benefits of turmeric. Find out how to prepare and use this powerful yellow spice to attain optimum health.

Can a healer make your aches and pains disappear with a wave of the hand? Some claim it can be done.

It was a hot week, yes? That wasn’t surprising to scientists at the National Climatic Data Center, who issued a report that the first half of 2006 was the hottest year on record. Part of the reason why we have such warm weather is because of greenhouse gases, which we can trace to automobiles burning fossil fuels on the road, here and around the world.

Deeply affected by an early experience at an Indian leprosy hospital, Natalie Geary returned to America with a changed view of how illness is perceived in the body. A graduate of Harvard College and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Geary now practices what she terms "integrative" pediatrics, a blend of traditional and Ayurdevic principles. More recently, she has founded vedababy™ products, which offer her patients an alternative to the steroid-laden skincare found on drugstore shelves. Free of parabens, artificial preservatives, dyes, perfumes, and other chemicals, the line’s rising popularity attests to America’s burgeoning interest in a healthier, more natural lifestyle.