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Drake Baer – Knowing Your Actual, Literal Heart Reduces Anxiety and Betters Decisions

Given its distance from the brain, neuroscience hasn’t had much to do with the heart quietly thumping in your chest. But to get a fuller picture of the mind, you need to start looking below the neck. These matters of the heart are University of Sussex researcher Sarah Garfinkel’s speciality. Her recent work has built a strong case that both …

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The Natural Nurse And Dr. Z – Healthy Concepts To Start The Year – 01.24.16

Host Ellen Kamhi, PhD RN, interviews Dr. Art Capperauld. Dr Art is president of Concepts For Health, Inc., is a health and healing expert, a teacher and lecturer. He began accumulating knowledge with degrees in human biology, Doctor of Chiropractic and Certified Clinician of Whole Food Nutrition (CCWFN) and constantly learns more with 1000’s of hours of post graduate study. He fine tuned his unique processes over 24 years of clinical experience and tens of thousands of people asking for advice to create the kind of support they receive at Concepts For Health. Dr. Art has developed a unique system that enables people to take control of their health. He has patients from coast to coast seeking his unique approach on health and wellness. Contact: http://www.conceptsforhealth.com

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Ask The Blood Detective – Weight loss breakthroughs – 12.31.16

Join Dr. Michael Wald, nicknamed the Blood Detective, during his practical and informative exploration of what he has found effective, over the course of his 26+ years in clinical practice, of how you can effectively lose weight permanently! Dr. WALD can be reached at his clinic integrative nutrition of Mount Kisco by calling 914-242-8844 or emailing him at info@integratednutritionny.com or info@blooddetective.com.

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The Dr. Peter Breggin Hour – 12.14.16

Extremely provocative and yet absolute true: Psychiatric drug-induced violence and suicide, and the underlying evil that drives pharmaceutical cover-ups! Peter C. Gøtzsche, MD, Danish researcher, joins me for the second of four one-hour examinations of what he calls “Deadly Psychiatry and Organized Denial.” Drawing on the most recent research, this discussion left me nearly shouting in my outrage over what is routinely taking place in psychiatry and the Pharmaceutical Empire, and its rampant abuse of patients. Listen to all four weekly discussions with this brilliant, dedicated, ethical physician, starting December 7, 2016.

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Half of people believe fake facts

Around 50% of us are susceptible to believing we’ve experienced fictitious events, University of Warwick research finds False memory study included over 400 people Raises questions around the authenticity of memories used in forensic investigations, court rooms. Misinformation in the news can create incorrect collective memories, affecting behaviour and attitudes of society. Many people are prone to ‘remembering’ events that …

Avoiding spiritual struggles and existential questions is linked with poorer mental health

Fear of confronting the tensions and conflicts brought on by existential concerns—the “big questions” of life—is linked with poorer mental health, including higher levels of depression, anxiety and difficulty regulating emotions, according to a new Case Western Reserve University study. “Religious and spiritual struggles—conflicts with God or religious people, tough questions about faith, morality, and the meaning of life—these are …

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Ask Beatty – 12.05.16

Beatty discussed the challenges of finding and maintaining lasting, passionate love with her guest, psychologist and best selling author Dr. Diana Kirschner. Her Dating Tips and Relationship Advice newsletter is available for free weekly at her website www.lovein90days.com. Her new book, Find Your Soulmate Online in 6 Simple Steps is a must read for everyone trying to navigate online dating.

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The Dr. Peter Breggin Hour – 11.30.16

An astonishing hour with classicist Michael Fontaine PhD relating Greek and Roman tragedies to madness, psychosis, the oppression and liberation of women, the impact of Elvis and the Beatles, and the fear that men have of women and of slaves. Truly a rich and thoughtful conversation about psychology and life, now and in the past, and its common themes of conflict and injustice.