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.
Heart health, melatonin risks, news headlines. Topics covered in this podcast include aspirin, anti-depressants and melatonin risks, toothpaste warning for children, "good cholesterol" and Alzheimer's disease. "Upstream cardio care" is explained and our "Heart Healthy Scan" is today's special.
Call our HealthQuest Radio Hotline at 800-795-1855 for more information.
If you are, would you know it? The subject of fats, taking control of your own health, medical industrial complex. Dr. David Kolbaba teaches “personal self-care”… how to change our “windswept” status by taking control and responsibility for our own health. Fatty acids are defined.
Call our HealthQuest Radio Hotline at 800-794-1855 to learn more about our Fatty Acid Index Test.
Cardiovascular health, a letter from the heart, personal-self-care. How do we filter the good in life when we are exposed to misinformation, wave after wave? Discussions with Metagenics training specialist, Georgia Austin, include the differences between those generic protein shakes vs. a high-quality, scientifically formulated nutritional shake that is low-glycemic and focused on heart health: our "Shake and Take Cardio." Take a small, simple step in the right direction.
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Storm Chaser, Adrenal Stress Index Test, Zinc. Are you running on empty? Discussions include the causes of disease and what factors are at play. Healthy foods and an attitude of optimism can help us focus on making better decisions.
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.
