HealthQuest is ”Destination Radio” with your host, Dr. David C. Kolbaba airing every Saturday at 11:00 am on AM560 The Answer.
For nearly 40 years and counting, HealthQuest Radio has been Chicago’s longest running health news and science show, unique in the presentation of natural therapies, nutrition and functional integrated health care - a show with a message punctuated with enthusiasm and humor.
Basket story, personal self-care, inspiration. We are not our body but we live in it for a time! Can we return to better health? Nathan Jones, CEO of Xlear, Inc., joins the show to discuss the importance of keeping our nasal passages healthy this time of year. A special request . . . praying for a miracle.
Statin drugs, Brain Loss, Cholesterol. "It's a Bit of a Breakfast Club today" . . . discussion about the ominous link between statin use and brain loss. Question: How discriminating are statins like Lipitor or Crestor? 25% of total-cholesterol is found in the brain. Cholesterol lowering drugs do not have the ability to self-adjust their influence traveling through the body’s circulatory system.
Aging, Alzheimer's disease, "correlation does not imply causation." Grandma’s Car or taxicab? Tune in as Dr David Kolbaba asks a thought-provoking question that begs to be answered. The latest news on the possible connection of germs and Alzheimer’s Disease, and an explanation about our “age-analysis assessment” that measures your biological and your chronological age.
Cut through the confusion, making informed decisions, the most important herb in the world. Lower the stress in your life and move towards a healthier lifestyle! Vanessa Teff, clinic director of Optimum Vitality in Wisconsin, joins the show to discuss stress and an herb from India called ashwagandha.
Call our HealthQuest Radio Hotline at 800-794-1855 to order Ashwagandha Forte from Standard Process and for more information about our Adrenal Stress Index test.
Rosemary and Memory, Loneliness, Personal Self-Care. What does the government know of our personal needs...can science save us? Dr. David Kolbaba shares perspectives on personal freedoms and destructive narratives.
