In past years supposedly the “aluminum theory” of dementia and other brain diseases had been “disproved”. It’s more complex than a simple yes or no but the new research around this and related issues with chronic neurological disease bear looking at. What’s really happening? How can you protect yourself?

Often people are told they don't have a "food allergy" but still have reactions to food. Why?
In this program DrA will break down ALL the ways foods can make us feel bad from allergy to chemical issues to sensitivities. Why do these happen and how can we test these?

The last year and a half have provided us with so many new experiences, including the COVID pandemic. Just when we thought we maybe had a break, we hear of "COVID Mutations" and the "DELTA" variant. What are these mutations? Is this normal for a virus? What specifically is the "DELTA" and is it more dangerous?

In Dr. A's latest book, he talks about the "Four Phases of the Cancer Journey".
In this program he will elaborate on those four phases and why they are important to understand, what knowing where you (or a loved one) are can mean and other useful details. He will use his observations from three decades work with cancer patients to inform this topic.

My Medical Care made me Sick! - Treatment Reactions - Why?
In this program, Dr. A will look at common (and not so common) reasons even good medical therapies sometimes make you feel worse.
Often in chronic illnesses the therapies alter the illness but the body still has to react - and you can feel like it's getting worse.
This program will discuss reasons for these reactions and strategies for dealing with them.

In this program DrA will conclude his review of the book "Cancer - The Journey from Diagnosis to Empowerment" and relate thoughts about what to do when things are going well or not so well. Finding a focus, keeping a healing mindset and discovering great quality of life every day will be discussed.

For people dealing with cancer or chronic illness: What are the steps in the "Physical" cancer journey and how do they relate to the Journey to Empowerment?
When we have diagnoses of cancer or any other chronic illness it is normal and easy to feel despair, sad or angry and many other feelings. We also know that the more empowered and on top of our own life we are the better our outcomes will be. In this program, Dr. A will break down the idea that there is a pathway through this initial feeling and a way to move toward being an empowered patient or loved one.

Part-3 for people dealing with cancer or chronic illness:
WHAT MAKES ME UNIQUE IN THHIS PROCESS - and - FAMILY AND FRIENDS... Help or not?
When we have diagnoses of cancer or any other chronic illness it is normal and easy to feel despair, sad or angry and many other feelings. We also know that the more empowered and on top of our own life we are the better our outcomes will be. In this program, Dr. A will break down the idea that there is a pathway through this initial feeling and a way to move toward being an empowered patient or loved one.

For anyone dealing with cancer or chronic illness:
When we have diagnoses of cancer or any other chronic illness it is normal and easy to feel despair, sad or angry and many other feelings. We also know that the more empowered and on top of our own life we are the better our outcomes will be. In this continuation of last program Dr. A will discuss solutions for the process, and that there is a pathway through this initial feeling and a way to move toward being an empowered patient or loved one.

When we have diagnoses of cancer or any other chronic illness it is normal and easy to feel despair, sad or angry and many other feelings. We also know that the more empowered and on top of our own life we are the better our outcomes will be. In this program DrA will break down the idea that there is a pathway through this initial feeling and a way to move toward being an empowered patient or loved one.