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Joe Graedon - November 2, 2026

Could Hypotension Be the Other Silent Killer? Dizziness, Falls and Dementia

Should people be concerned about low blood pressure? Can it lead to falls or dementia? Are there remedies for HYPOtension?

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Terry Graedon - November 2, 2026

How to Calm a Cough Naturally

Thymol in Vicks VapoRub or thyme tea can help calm a cough naturally. Wearing wet socks to bed may also use the same channels.

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Terry Graedon - November 2, 2026

Can You Overdose on Vitamin D?

Can you overdose on vitamin D by spending time in the sun and taking supplements? Excessive doses of supplements can indeed lead to toxicity.

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Terry Graedon - November 2, 2026

How to Use Magnesium to Get to Sleep

People who have trouble sleeping may want to use magnesium supplements to help. Making sure vitamin D levels are adequate also helps.

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Terry Graedon - October 29, 2026

Show 1493: How Doctors Are Changing the Odds Against Breast & Prostate Cancer

Breast & prostate cancer have some striking similarities even though they appear in different groups of patients. How are they treated?

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Terry Graedon - October 29, 2026

Hallucinogenic Toad Venom Eases Treatment-Resistant Depression

An international team of scientists found that a single sniff of mebufotenin (synthetic) alleviated treatment-resistant depression.

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Joe Graedon - October 29, 2026

Mother Nature, Fever and Immunity: Did Modern Medicine Get It Wrong?

Dr. Roger Seheult explains fever and immunity, why Mother Nature raises our temperature and when/why fever reducers may backfire.

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Joe Graedon - October 29, 2026

Early Flu Season Is Here! Hospitalizations Hit a 16-Year High

Hospitalizations are rising in this early flu season as H1N1 dominates. What can Australia and South Korea teach us? What can you do?

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Terry Graedon - October 29, 2026

Walking Speed Predicts Survival

Research shows that walking speed and duration are indicators of potential longevity and health among older people.

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Joe Graedon - October 29, 2026

Low Dose Naltrexone for Long COVID: Is an Old Drug Finally Showing Promise?

New Stanford data add to evidence that low dose naltrexone for Long COVID may ease fatigue, brain fog and other symptoms.