Why supplement and where to start

January 17, 2013

Healthy by Nature radio show this week: Constantine (Gus) Kotsanis, MD will answer listener questions and talk about Chronic/Stealth Infections. Coincidentally, that is the topic of the Kotsanis Institute’s Lunch and Learn event JAN 23rd at 12:00PM. (There is no charge, but they do need to know who is coming in order to have sufficient lunches and seats. Details.) If you are experiencing brain fog, memory difficulties, and unexplained pain or always feel tired, then you don’t want to miss this interview and the event! Call the live show with questions at 1-800-281-8255. Click here to find podcasts, show archives and how to listen nationwide.

Supplement Basics
If you think this week’s newsletter seems especially short, you aren’t imagining things. I haven’t taken a week off since March 2010. (Okay, I did simply forget one week.) I’m not actually skipping this week, but I am cheating a little bit. Since I just updated my article on supplements (and most of you haven’t seen it anyway), I will just provide a LINK to it.

Last Week
LINK to Archive. I learned a lot about B12 while interviewing Sally M. Pacholok, RN for the show this week. Sally is the author of Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses. I also enjoyed hearing how a newsstand operator’s snotty comment to a pre-teen boy ultimately led Ron Beckenfeld to become the founder of a large supplement company. Check out his impressive photo on the bottom left of this site: LINK. And, for a free bottle of B12, follow this LINK.

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