Bottom Line Advocator

Bottom Line Advocator

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  • What You Need to Know about Treatments and Testing for COVID-19—Sarah Hiner Talks to Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum
    The fear and constraints of COVID-19 will continue until effective treatments and screening tests become widely available. Good news: There are treatments that are currently showing great promise, and new tests are rapidly being developed. Bad news: The media is creating mass confusion as it prefers fear-mongering headlines over clear explanations.
    In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner, nationally acclaimed integrated practitioner Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to clear up the confusion about the treatments being evaluated for COVID and the progress in testing.
    Specific topics discussed…
    • The challenge we are facing (00:00 – 4:05)
    • Media confusion—number distortions (4:05 – 6:40)
    • How contagious is coronavirus…really? (6:40 – 8:42)
    • Treatment: Hydroxychloroquine + ZPack (8:42 – 19:47)
    • Availability of hydroxychloroquine + Zpack (19:47 – 22:05)
    • Remdesivir—new drug by Gilead Sciences (22:05 – 24:24)
    • Can the drugs reduce contagiousness of COVID? (24:24 – 25:02)
    • Plasma transfusions (25:02 – 26:42)
    • Natural disease fighters: Zinc, vitamins C and D (26:42 – 28:13)
    • Vaccine status (28:13 – 30:20)
    • There are reasons to feel safe right now (30:20 – 31:00)
    • Melatonin can help fight coronavirus (31:00 – 31:47)
    • Vitamin C and coronavirus (31:47 – 32:41)
    • Licorice and coronavirus (32:41 – 33:38)
    • Test options for coronavirus (33:38 – 38:35)
    • If you test positive for immunity, are you protected (38:35 – 39:30)
    forever?
    • Those at highest risk for coronavirus (39:30 –
    To learn more about Dr. Teitelbaum and his work, go to Vitality101.com.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com.https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    43 min
  • Prevent Quarantine Weight Gain—Sarah Hiner Talks to Dr. Lisa R. Young
    The combination of work from home and high stress is creating a whole new problem for many people—weight gain. Stress eating and reduced activity makes us all vulnerable to packing on some pounds. There are simple steps to protect yourself without feeling deprived of those treats and comfort foods.
    In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator with Sarah Hiner, Dr. Lisa R. Young, PhD, RDN, CDN, joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to share how she is coaching her clients to keep calm in order to manage their food intake and avoid weight gain.
    Dr. Young is an internationally recognized portion-control expert, professor of nutrition in the department of nutrition and food studies at New York University (NYU) and author of Finally Full, Finally Slim: 30 Days to Permanent Weight Loss One Portion at a Time.
    Specific areas discussed…
    • What staying home means from a weight point of view (1:59 – 2:55)
    • Why we are vulnerable to weight gain right now (2:55 – 6:25)
    • Adjusting food to at-home activity levels (6:25 – 7:55)
    • Planned snacking (7:55 – 10:43)
    • Why we crave comfort food (10:43 – 12:10)
    • Enjoy a treat every day (12:10 – 14:00)
    • The power of a structured day (14:00. – 20:00)
    • Structured eating (20:00 – 23:30)
    • Portion adjustment (23:30 – 25:12)
    • Lisa’s favorite snacks(25:12 – 27:00)
    • Find the positive (27:00 – 30:13)
    • Using food as a surrogate for control (30:13 – 32:14)
    • Polenta and other grains (32:14 – 32:49)
    • Parenting during the quarantine (32:49 – 38:38)
    • The frozen-veggie option (38:38 – 40:23)
    • Always look at food as a positive opportunity vs. 40:23
    • something to be controlled
    Learn more about Dr. Young and her work at DrLisaYoung.com.
    You can also download her handy portion guides for free…
    Measuring for Success Guide
    The Hand Method of Measuring
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com.
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    44 min
  • Overcoming Anxiety and Depression in a Corona-Quarantine World—Sarah Hiner Talks to Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum
    Beyond the sickness and economic devastation of the coronavirus pandemic is an array of collateral issues, including a significant rise in and risk for anxiety and depression. For those who already suffer from these conditions, their risk for attacks is significant. But physical and emotional exhaustion can make even those of us who never suffered a panic attack suddenly succumb.
    In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner, nationally acclaimed integrated practitioner Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to explain how to keep yourself safe and calm in the face of one of the most difficult times many have ever faced.
    Specific Topics Discussed…
    • Risk for anxiety and depression because of the pandemic (0:00 – 2:34)
    • People are panicking…unnecessarily (2:34 – 4:05)
    • Fear of having no control (4:05 – 5:45)
    • There are things you can do to increase —
    o zinc, vitamin C, vitamin D (6:39 – 9:21)
    • Beware of news reports (9:21 – 11:25)
    • Identifying a panic attack (11:25 – 13:48)
    • The anger connection to panic and depression (13:48 – 16:10)
    • Is your body vulnerable to panic and depression? and how to strengthen it (16:10 – 23:40)
    • The digestion–depression connection (23:40 – 28:00)
    • Dr. T’s treatments for anxiety and depression (28:00 – 35:30)
    • The importance of sunshine and nature (35:30 – 37:10)
    • The main way coronavirus spreads (37:10 – 39:42)
    • Healing hugs (39:42 – 42:10)
    • Progressive relaxation to help control the chatter in your mind (42:10 – 45:15)
    • Hydroxycholoroquine + azithromycin safety (45:15 – 53:30)
    • Adjusting post quarantine (53:30 –
    To learn more about Dr. Teitelbaum and his work, go to vitality101.com.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    57 min
  • What They’re Not Saying About Coronavirus—Sarah Hiner Talks with David Sherer
    The fear and anxiety surrounding coronavirus are off the charts. But are people nervous for the right reasons? Or has the media fueled the fire with dire predictions that far exceed the reality of the numbers? As bad as COVID-19 is, how does it stack up versus other sicknesses? Is there another perspective regarding its spread? Award-winning doctor David Sherer thinks so! He joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner in this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator with Sarah Hiner.
    Specific questions raised and topics covered…
    • Far fewer sick than expected—number distortions (3:52 – 7:52)
    • Diamond Princess Cruise Ship—real-world microcosm (7:52 – 11:07)
    • What happens once you start testing (11:07 – 12:17)
    • COVID was here before the outbreak was announced (12:17 – 13:02)
    • COVID 19 numbers vs. annual flu numbers (13:02 – 14:31)
    • Flu mortality rate vs. COVID-19 mortality rate (14:31 – 16:45)
    • Why is COVID-19 so uniquely scary? (16:45 – 18;32)
    • Vulnerability to new germs (18:32 – 21:47)
    • The truth about treating viral infections (21:47 – 25:42)
    • Off-label COVID-19 treatments in testing (25:42 – 30:47)
    • Ventilator and mask shortages—what’s true? (30:47 – 36:50)
    • Numbers alone sound scary—they must be put in perspective (36:50 – 39:37)
    • Beware collateral damage from the quarantine (39:37-44:50)
    • What happened to the goal of “bend the curve”? (44:50 – 49:11)
    • Confronting crises together (49:11 –
    For more with Dr. Sherer, click here for his video interviews , or purchase his memoir, The House of Black and White: My Life with and Search for Louise Johnson Morris and subscribe to his blog “What Your Doctor Isn’t Telling You”.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
     
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
     
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    54 min
  • Conquering Chronic Fatigue from the Master—Sarah Hiner Talks to Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum
    If you’re waking up tired every day or suffering from foggy brain and chronic pain but you don’t have arthritis, you may very well be one of the millions of people who have chronic fatigue syndrome or fibromyalgia. Sadly, conventional medicine still doesn’t fully understand the complex underlying physiology of these ailments, and so doctors may dismiss them as psychosomatic or toss a variety of symptom-suppressing medications at the patient. There’s another solution, says Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, foremost expert on treatment and recovery from chronic fatigue syndrome.
     
    In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner, Dr. Teitelbaum, author of numerous studies on the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, explains the real cause of these burdensome ailments and how his S.H.I.N.E. treatment protocol can help people heal.
     
    Specific topics discussed…
    • Dr. Teitelbaum’s personal story of chronic fatigue and how even his medical school couldn’t diagnose his chronic fatigue problems (2:30 – 7:43)
    • The human energy crisis (7:43 – 8:21)
    • Is chronic fatigue a sickness or a frailty of the body? 8:21 – 10:00)
    • What’s unique about today’s stress? (10:00 – 12:58)
    • Symptoms of chronic fatigue (12:58 – 13:20)
    • Sleep and chronic fatigue (13:20 – 14:20)
    • Different types of sleep problems (14:20 – 17:15)
    • Statistics of chronic fatigue sufferers (17:15 – 18:09)
    • Adrenal fatigue vs. chronic fatigue vs. fibromyalgia (18:09 – 20:00)
    • Dr. T’s self-assessment for chronic fatigue (20:00 – 21:18) Treatment approaches for different types of fatigue (21:18 – 23:00)
    • Women vs. men (23:00 -24:24)
    • Bowel and sinus symptoms of fatigue (24:24 – 27:58)
    • S.H.I.N.E. Protocol for treatment (27:58 – 28:26)
    • The importance of sleep in curing chronic fatigue (28:26 – 34:48)
    • Hormone balancing for chronic fatigue (34:48 – 40:28 ))Repairing the hypothalamus (the master circuit) (40:28 – 43:08)
    • Restorative practices and chronic fatigue (43:08 – 44:58)
    • Underlying chronic fatigue infections (44:58 – 47:07)
    • Nutritional support for chronic fatigue (47:07 – 49:56)
    • Why you need more water and salt (49:57 – 51:19)
    • Different bodies need different foods (51:19 – 52:15)
    • Exercise…but not too much (52:15 – 52:19)
    • 7 types of pain in fibromyalgia (52:19 – 58:29)
    • New treatment on the horizon (58:29 –
     
    To learn more about Dr. Teitelbaum and his work, go to Vitality101.com.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
     
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    1 hr 2 min
  • The Dangers of Antidepressants No One Is Talking About — With Joe Graedon
    More than 40 million people over age 12 are on antidepressants in the US. Yet there are concerns among many about the dangerous side effects and low effectiveness of these very powerful drugs. Frighteningly, doctors aren’t talking about it, and many prescribers may not even know about these side effects. One out of five prescriptions are prescribed off-label today, meaning that there is a very good chance the drug your doctor prescribed for you has not been approved for that particular use. So what does this mean? Bottom Line brought in Joe Graedon to discuss.
    In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast, Joe Graedon, MS, pharmacologist and adjunct assistant professor in the division of practice advancement and clinical education at University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy at Chapel Hill and founder of The People’s Pharmacy [https://www.peoplespharmacy.com/] joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to discuss the very real dark side of antidepressants that no one is talking about.
    Is there a depression disaster? (1:43 – 3:45)
    Growing repetitive depression events since onset of drugs (3:45 – 8:45)
    The measured effectiveness of antidepressant medications (8:45 – 11:30)
    The flawed logic in the chemistry behind antidepressants (11:30 – 14:00)
    Accepting the emotional pain of life’s challenges (14:00 – 16:41)
    The “accepted” side effects of antidepressants (anxiety, insomnia, sexual performance (16:41 – 16:30)
    Layered drugs to counteract the side effects— drugs on drugs (16:30 – 21:22)
    Suicide when taking antidepressants (21:22 – 23:27)
    Violent behavior when taking antidepressants (23:27 – 26:20)
    Drugs forcing our bodies into unnatural states (26:20 – 27:35)
    AntiDepressant Withdrawal Challenges (27:35 – 30:05)
    Strategy for discontinuing antidepressants (30:05 – 31:15)
    Beware inexperienced PCP prescribers (31:15 – 32:30)
    Rebalancing your body when moving off of antidepressants (32:30 – 35:00)
    Finding the right drug isn’t easy (35:00 – 37:38)
    Antidepressants being used for other disorders (37:78 – 38:55)
    How to decide what is right for you, including nondrug options (38:55 –
    To learn more about Joe Graedon and his work, visit https://www.peoplespharmacy.com.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
    Please be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts and share a review.
    44 min
  • You May Be in a Sex-Starved Marriage—Sarah Hiner Talks to Michele Weiner-Davis
    If you’re denying your spouse sex, you’re denying yourself the chance for a rich, happy marriage in and out of the bedroom. Many happy marriages go awry because of little known differences in the way each partner looks at, and reacts to, sex. Stereotypes are simply wrong when it comes to many men and women, yet no one is talking about it so no one knows how to bring the love back.
    In this episode of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner, internationally renowned relationship expert Michele Weiner Davis [https://www.divorcebusting.com/index.htm] joins Bottom Line Inc President Sarah Hiner to talk about the misunderstandings that can lead to distance in relationships and how easy it is to bring love and connection back to all aspects of your marriage.
    Topics explored in this episode:
    Sex-starved marriage defined (2:25 – 7:05)
    Men’s biggest secret—low desire (8:03 – 8:58)
    What sex really means to men (8:58 – 11:28)
    Women’s fears of “being used” (11:28 – 15:50)
    When women become mothers (15:50 – 17:00)
    Even sex is a collaborative decision (17:00 – 20:40)
    When sexual desire really occurs (20:40 – 22:27)
    Spontaneous vs. responsive desire (22:27 – 24:35)
    What holds “low desire” spouses back (24:35 – 27:32)
    The impact of sexual rejection (27:32- 32:15)
    How to reject someone (32:15 – 35:47)
    Symptoms of a sex-starved marriage (35:47 – 42:35)
    One partner can change It all (42:35 – 48:31)
    You can learn more about Michele and her work at her website, Divorcebusting.com ,and her books are available on Amazon and all major booksellers.
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on www.linkedin.com. https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from The Bottom Line Advocator Podcast.
    Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
    49 min
  • 7 New Treatments for Migraines Just Released—Sarah Hiner Talks to Alexander Mauskop, MD
    7 New Treatments for Migraines Just Released—with Alexander Mauskop, MD
     
     
    There’s good news for the 40 million people who suffer from migraines. Seven new treatments have recently come available…some for prevention and some as “abortive” measures. Even better is that not all are pharmaceuticals. With the complex nature of migraines and the “trial and error” nature of treatments, having a growing pool of safer options is great news!
     
    Dr. Alexander Mauskop, director and founder of the New York Headache Center and one of the leading researchers in the field of headaches for more 30 years, joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner in this edition of The Bottom Line Advocator podcast.
     
    And he couldn’t wait to share the news about these treatments and what they can offer to patients:
     
    Micro explosion of migraine treatments (2:54 – 4:41)
    Gender and migraines (5:24 – 6:24)
    Trigger management (6:24 – 8:24)
    Migraine—a condition or a disease? (8:24 – 9:27)
    The best of what’s currently available for treatment (9:27 -10:49)
    The worst of what’s out there now (10:49 – 12:34)
    Chiropractic concerns in migraine treatment (12:34 – 15:24)
    Be sure your doctor is a headache/migraine expert (15:24 – 18:56)
    New prevention drugs—injectables (18:56 – 22:26)
    Do different drugs work for different types of migraines? (22:26 – 23:48)
    Three new injectables for prevention (23:48 – 25:21)
    Key differences between these new medications (25:21 – 29:29)
    Electrical stimulation devices for migraine self-treatment 29:29 – 35:59)
    Green light lamp for self-treatment (35:59 – 40:54)
    Magnesium and other natural treatments for migraines (40:54 – 44:42)
    Other preventive measures for migraines (44:42 – 45:28)
    Psychological factors and other effects (including sexual abuse) (45:28 – 47:44)
     
     
    Learn more about Dr. Mauskop and his work at http://www.nyheadache.com/.
     
     
    Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
     
     
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on  www.linkedin.com.https://www.linkedin.com/company/98249/admin/
     
     
    And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from The Bottom Line Advocator Podcast.
    50 min
  • Go For it! Profiting From Your Passion in Your Next Career Move—with Jane Pollak and Nancy Collamer
    If you’re ready for a career change, this podcast is for you. If you dream about about pursuing your passion instead of just a paycheck, this is for you. If you want to make a career change but don’t know where to start, this is for you. If you have an idea for your own business but keep running into roadblocks, this is for you.
     
    In this edition of The Bottom Line Advocator, we break from tradition, and share with you a recording of a panel discussion hosted by Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner with career and personal-development experts Jane Pollak and Nancy Collamer to help people find the courage and the pathways to pursue a career based on their passions.
     
    Nancy Collamer is an author, speaker and recognized expert on semi-retirement. She writes monthly blogs for the PBS site NextAvenue.org and Forbes.com and is author of Second-Act Careers: 50+ Ways to Profit from Your Passions During Semi-Retirement.
     
    Jane Pollak transformed her art into a thriving, profitable business and has spent decades speaking on the topic of “Strategies for Growing Your Small Business.” Now she guides remarkable individuals on their own journeys toward uncommon success. For more than 20 years, Jane has been guiding people to create passionate business lives that are balanced and truly meaningful.
     
    Specific topics include…
    Janes cast study in her career from passion (3:23-5:11)
    Step 1 to finding your passion (8:30 – 10:34)
    Create a “chuck-it” list (10:35 – 11:25)
    Review your wheel of life (11:25-14:00)
    “What do I want?” (14:00 – 15:53)
    P.A.S.S.I.O.N. defined (15:53 – 19:14)
    Finding your expertise—when are you the “go-to” person? (19:15 – 20:53)
    Should your life stage affect your path? (20:54 – 23:00)
    Websites to help start your passion business on the side (23:00 – 27:00)
    Should you work alone? (27:00 – 29:55)
    Know what to delegate (29:55 – 31:45)
    Test-drive before you jump in full-time (31:45 – 35:20)
    Excuses that hold you back (yup, everyone has then) (35:20 – 42:09)
    What if I fail? (42:09 – 45:27)
    Most common hurdles (45:28 – 46:35)
     
    Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher…and share a review.
     
    You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com!
     
    Find Bt on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on www.linkedin.com.
    1 hr
  • Essential Oils Are Far More than Pretty Smells: The Surprising Healing Powers of Essential Oils—Sarah Hiner Talks to Dr. Joseph Feuerstein
    Aromatherapy is lovely. Essential oils are powerful medicine. Same plants…same products…different uses. Peppermint may make a lovely cup of tea, but when used in higher concentrations, it is highly effective at treating irritable bowel syndrome…and when combined with a carrier oil and massaged into your skin, it stops a headache—fast. Lemonbalm massaged into the hands can calm people who are suffering from anxiety and agitation. And rosemary helps improve memory and concentration. The key is understanding how to use them and what not to do, because when misused, even these common and “delicious” scents can cause serious harm.
     
    In this edition of The Bottom Line Advocator, Dr. Joseph Feuerstein joins Sarah Hiner to explain the way he uses essential oils in his clinical practice to treat challenging ailments including antibiotic-resistant respiratory infections, antibiotic-resistant skin infections and assorted mood disorders.
     
    Dr Joseph Feuerstein is associate professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University in New York and director of integrative medicine at Stamford Hospital in Connecticut where he specializes in family medicine. Dr. Feuerstein completed a fellowship in integrative medicine at University of Arizona School of Medicine, where he trained directly with renowned natural physician Dr. Andrew Weil in a wide range of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) modalities with a special emphasis on nutrition and disease prevention. In addition, he is certified in clinical hypnosis, clinical acupuncture and clinical aromatherapy. DrFeuerstein.com
     
    Other topics include:
    Essential Oils vs. Aromatherapy (1:58 – 3:23)
    When Essential Oils Turn Harmful (3:24 – 4:19)
    Why Essential Oils Are So Powerful (4:20 – 10:13)
    Essential Oils for Respiratory Infections (10:13 – 12:54)
    Essential Oils Work Like Antibiotics But Better (12:54 – 14:10)
    How to Use Essential Oils (14:10 – 19:34)
    Corona Virus and Essential Oils (19:34 – 20:35)
    Treating Skin Infections (20:35 – 22:50)
    Treating Headaches (22:50 – 24:40)
    Improving Memory (24:40 – 29:10)
    Help for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (29:10 – 32:30)
    Calming Anxiety and Agitation (32:30 – 38:39)
    Fall Asleep Faster (38:39 – 40:15)
    Oils That Increase Energy (40:15 – 42:10)
    Dr. Feuerstein’s Medical School Confession (42:10 – 43:45)
    How to buy Essential Oils (43:45 – 53:15)
     
    Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast and share a review.
     
    Learn more about Dr. Feuerstein and his work at https://drfeuerstein.com/
     
    Essential Oil resource as mentioned by Dr. Feuerstein: https://www.rjbuckle.com/
     
     
    54 min

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