But when it feels like the "magic" has faded away… it's understandable to think you might NEVER be able to get it back. Or can you? Also, could a thiamine deficiency cause irritability and depression? Tune in.

What is polypharmacy and to whom does it affect?  Is it only the elderly? Does it apply to children? What are you to do about it?

Should you boost, should you take another drug, should you go for that test, what supplements do you take? Do you have all the information that you need to make decisions regarding your body?  Let's try to keep you informed with "The rest of the story".

From Mercola:”Microplastics, which have no standard definition but are often defined as being less than 5 millimeters in length, are especially pernicious since they’re so small; exposure occurs via both inhalation and ingestion, and once in your body, they’re free to travel throughout and may even lodge in your organs.3”        

What happens to your brain on diet soda? Can it really triple your risk of dementia?

Doctors concluded that 30 minutes of exercise – including sex, walking and dancing – performed five times per week would dramatically lower our risk of contracting cancer, dementia, heart disease and diabetes.

Did you know that BPA can rot your arteries, lower your IQ, and affect your sex life and hormones?

Chemical in our environment in our food,  water, air, and countless commonly used products and goods, and this onslaught is having a definitive effect — even when exposures are relatively low. Also, we are bombarded with EMF and it is hard to avoid, unlike secondhand smoke.

A rerun of this program

Even though gifted by science, modern medicine still leaves a lot to be desired and delivers abysmal results.

Are Proton Pump Inhibitors bad? What condition doubles the death risk?