The Elephant: Hidden Truths in the Science of Health

After last weeks Interview episode with Dr. Stan Gardner M.D., we had a couple of interesting question come in that Larry answers for us in today's Q&A episode. What's the difference between opioids and opiates? And, if there are opiate receptors in the body does that mean opiates are good for us? We love your questions--keep them coming!

In today's episode Dr. Stan Gardner, M.D, CNS, joins us. He is at the forefront of the opioid crisis working to help those who are dependent on opioids and with those who are addicted to them as well. What are opioids? Why are they so easy to obtain? How did we get into this crisis? Dr. Gardner is in the trenches with this work and gratefully he knows and shares what the solutions are!

In today's episode Angie shares some incredible stories of how the human immune system can do remarkable things! Nothing is beyond the body to heal, repair and restore its proper functioning when it gets the raw materials it needs to do the job!

Angie shares for this personal development episode how we can take action out of inspiration instead of desperation! Listen to learn how to ask the kinds of powerful questions that will ensure you receive the exact direction YOU NEED for whatever circumstances you are in. And, learn how to take action on that inspiration in order to bring you to your desired results!

Angie shares a list of books she has found particularly helpful for fighting cancer naturally. Coupled with your faith, cancer doesn't have to be a death sentence--just allow it to be a wake-up call!

Today's interview is with Dr. Dan Fouts. Dr. Dan is an expert in the field of glycobiology and he understands the critical pathway of apoptosis. He knows and can explain why it is so important our cells participate in the "programmed cell-death" process!

Angie shares the stories of three people who she came to know and love. All three were diagnosed with cancer and against all odds they lived. What did they do?

Angie shares in today's Personal Development episode the impact one of her mentors has had on her. Harvey MacKay may be getting up there in age but he is still full of wisdom and insights into what it takes to be successful. Kindness is the topic and the moral of the story. As Harvey says it: If you're too busy to be kind, you're too busy!

Angie asks Larry to share what kinds of ingredients are typically in vaccines. He also shares how the number of vaccines have increased over the years and why the cumulative load of each ingredient needs to be adequately tested for safety.

Angie interviews Larry as he shares some very interesting things concerning how vaccines are made and why we should care.