Financial Fitness with Dr. Frances Rahaim, The Money Doctor

Tune in and find out things you need to know as a parent or athlete student with Dr. Robert Weil

S2E15 Unlock the Healing Power of Energy Medicine with Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz

If traditional medicine isn’t providing the relief or healing you need, it’s time to explore the groundbreaking potential of energy medicine and the 528 Hz frequency, known as the "love frequency" and "healing frequency."

My special guest, Leonard G. Horowitz, DMD, MA, MPH, a best-selling, award-winning author and filmmaker discusses energy medicine and the 528 Hz frequency—what it is, where it's found, how it works, and how to tap into it to create and sustain health, how to live in love.

The Sports Doctor with Dr. Robert Weil

Guests, Walter Beede and Noel Paine

Courageous Conversations with Leila Reyes

Child Sexual Abuse and Silencing the Inner Critic

S2E14 How Meditation and Mindfulness Counteract Racism’s Life-Threatening Health Effects with Dr. LaMarr Darnell Shields

Description: Racism has a profound impact on mental and physical health, affecting both children and adults. Research links it to illnesses like diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and even increased cancer risk. Today, I’m joined by Dr. LaMarr Darnell Shields, Founder of the Cambio Group and former Johns Hopkins professor, to discuss:

Illness occurs when the body is out of balance. This can show up in a whole host of ways such as pain, gut problems, headaches, infertility or an impaired immune system. Traditional Chinee Medicine including acupuncture is a holistic, alternative healthcare approach that’s been around for at least 5000 years and is used by a variety of people including top, elite athletes for a variety of health problems including addictions and sports injuries.

ET Yoga with Charles Green

Extra Terrestrial's, Information from an Andromedan, the Why, When and Who of the Great Pyramids, ET's Science

with Iyer and guest, Holly Bouchard

The Sports Doctor with Dr. Robert Weil

Guests, Ann Marchetti and Tosha Hayes

The U.S. ranks the worst in maternal care and mortality rates compared to 10 other developed nations, despite spending the largest percentage on health care of all wealthy nations. Worse yet, two-thirds of the 700 pregnancy-related deaths that occur every year are preventable.