Dr. Bob Martin Show

As many as 91 percent of the US population picks their noses from time to time. Picking your nose is unsightly — but it may also raise your risk of dementia. Scientists claim, the research that has been done indicates nose picking is 'a significant risk factor for developing Alzheimer's disease. Why?

• Dr. Bob Martin – answers callers health questions
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• Health Mystery of the Wee

Did you know that travel may help to defend against premature aging? Those American who have been spending money on retinol and other anti-aging creams to help defy premature aging may have spent the efforts better looking into travel, at least according to the latest scientific research from Edith Cowan University

• Dr. Bob Martin – answers callers health questions

Eating Eggs Cooked the Wrong Way Increases Cancer Risk

Dr Bob Martin answers listeners health questions.

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Starbuck’s Pumpkin Lates are Placing Teenagers at Risk of Depression.

Dr. Jim LaValle offers ways to increase stamina, energy and reduce heart health risks

Dr. Terry Lemerond discusses PEA supplements.

Your friendly host of this health talk show enjoys going on cruises. We are set to go on another cruise very soon.  Vacationers embark on cruises to enjoy rest and relaxation, but many vessels that travel the world are hiding dirty secrets. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has revealed the top 10 filthiest cruise ships of 2024 after health officials randomly inspected 114 different ships. [Disclosure on the dirties cruise ships will happen during ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’] 

Vitamin Deficiency Can Lead to Complicated Autoimmune Diseases 
Autoimmune disease is a condition in which the body’s immune system mistakes its own healthy tissues as foreign and attacks them. Most autoimmune diseases cause inflammation that can affect many parts of the body. Common forms include Type 1 diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis, Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Scleroderma, and Sjögren's. Recent research published in Science Advances discovered a link between a vitamin deficiency and autoimmune diseases, highlighting the importance of adequate intake. (Tune into ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’] 
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Health Mystery of the Week 

A successful 33-year-old lawyer by the name of Tony Green developed depression during the pandemic. In addition to feeling depressed he found himself struggling with stress and panic attacks. Mr. Green felt he had to do something, so he disclosed his problem to his medical doctor who prescribed an antidepressant drug.  The decision to go along with his medical doctor’s Rx to take an antidepressant drug would cost him his well-paid job as well as causing turmoil in his personal life. [Learn more about this all too often tragedy on ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’]  

Special Guest: Larry Logsdon
Is it still within your power to avoid a cancer diagnosis?

Anyone who has consumed a Quarter Pounder hamburger from McDonald's in recent weeks is being urged to stay alert if they notice changes to their bodies. A major outbreak of the bacteria E Coli has been linked to about fast food stores in Mountain West states, killing one and hospitalizing 10 others. The outbreak has resulted in about 2,700 stores, roughly one-fifth of those in the US, discontinuing the chain's Quarter Pounder. [‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’] 

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