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.
The mother of all Antioxidants, Glutathione, Oxidative Stress. A 200-level course of study. Thousands of research papers have been written… and we still don’t know what it is . . . and how important it is for all of us! Brandon Metzger PhD, Director of Technical and Product Development at Standard Process, Inc. joins the show, to discuss ingredients in Cyruta Plus and more.
Visit our Standard Process Store to order your supply of Cyruta Plus or call our hotline at 800-794-1855.
Heart health, Heart sounder recorder, whole food supplements. Dr. David Kolbaba welcomes Tim Bahan, Clinic Consultant and Educator from Standard Process, Inc. Topics include discussion about an exciting new technology called the “heart sound recorder” as well as a whole food supplement called “Cardio-Plus” that helps support the cardiovascular system.
To learn more about whole food supplements from Standard Process, visit HealthQuestRadio.StandardProcess.com.
Call our HealthQuest Radio Hotline at 800-794-1855 for questions, to schedule a “Heart Healthy Scan” or to order "Cardio Plus."
Diagnostic testing, Heart Healthy Scan, fight or flight response. Dr. David Kolbaba gets down to the basics and encourages listeners to rid themselves of the “not so good” things that shorten their lives. A new diagnostic testing tool, the heart sound recorder, is explained.
