Healthy by Nature radio show this week

The show will feature whatever you call in and ask about. Being a holiday weekend, we thought we’d make it fun for us and those of you who aren’t out in a boat without a radio. One of our favorite guests, Certified Nutritionist Tim Mount (also an educator for NeoCell) will join me for the whole show. We’ll just chat until we find out what is on your mind.

Is coffee healthful or not?

Like so many other subjects in health, coffee is not just black or white (and I don’t mean without or with cream). There is good news, bad news and shades of gray. (Not 50, but a lot.) Read today’s blog for an update on research into the world’s most wide consumed drug. Click here to link to the blog.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

October 2-4, Dallas, Homeoprophylaxis Conference (That is the homeopathic alternative to vaccinations.)

October 17 (Saturday) 9:30-4:30. NEW Fall Edition Natural HealthFest in North Dallas. The Wyndham Dallas Suites – Park Central (7800 Alpha Road Dallas, TX 75240). Click here to see the seminar schedule Unlike our previous March mega-events, this is exclusive with limited seating. (Only ticket holders can see exhibits.) Assure your seat and SAVE $4 (or more) by ordering tickets today. Click here to do that and to get in on the far infrared sauna raffle.

NOW. It is not too late to participate in the world class Mental Wellness Summit. Enjoy the lectures at your leisure. Click here for more information.

Last Week Follow-up

LISTEN to that show in the archives.

Dr. Janet Starr Hull, PhD, CN joined me the studio for the whole show to discuss artificial sweeteners and how even dangerous ones can essentially buy approval. Topics included the various packets you find in restaurants, Blue (NutraSweet or aspartame), Yellow (splenda), Pink (saccharin) and Green (Stevia). Dr. Hull is the author of Sweet Poison: How the World’s Most Popular Artificial Sweetener Is Killing Us – My Story (Aspartame); Splenda: Is it Safe or Not?; and The Richardson Cancer Prevention Diet: A Nutrition and Diet Regimen for the Prevention of Cancer. She teaches at Texas A&M University, counsels individuals and writes a monthly health blog.