Guest: Howard Vlieger

You can't even identify what is and what is not GMO produce any longer. Lobbyist for Big Ag saw to that. What does eating GMO really do to your body? Nothing you want to know about.

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Guest: Sandra Steingraber

Sandra Steingraber, biologist, poet, and survivor of cancer in her twenties, brings all three perspectives to bear on the most important health and human rights issue of our time: the growing body of evidence linking cancer to environmental contamination.

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Guest: Randy Roach

Randy Roach and I discuss the implications of one world government on access to food and supplements.

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Guest: Dr. Loren Cordain

Dr. Cordain was banging the paleo diet or Paleolithic nutrition drum way before most even knew what it was.

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Guest: Tom Naughton

Former Health Writer turn Comedian Tom Naughton acted and directed this provocative documentary that, as an attempt to expose some of the falsehoods in Super Size Me, actually gets a lot of things right when looking at the linkage between nutrition, health and obesity.

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Guest: David Kekich

Will immortality be a reality in your lifetime? If its up to Kekich and his colleagues.. the answer will be yes. During the show Kekich gives away a copy of his best selling book Life Extension Express which retails on Amazon for $16.99!

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Guest: J. Clark Baird & Bill Butler

Anti-aging doctors are providing valuable help to their patients and this country. The more people avoid chronic disease the better it is for the entire population. Yet it appears that anti-aging doctors are being haunted by various Federal agencies.

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Guest: Matthew Cahill - Official SHR Supplement Guru

Before you spend a dime on an Over The Counter Testosterone Booster you'll want to listen to this show.

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Guest: Mike Mahler

Mahler has made it his mission to unlock techniques to restore the hormone levels of his clients. He discusses these techniques. Mahler also offered a FREE E-Book to listeners who want more information about this topic.

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Guest: Kevin & Karen Johnson

Kevin was diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis which he developed around the age of 8 years old. It was a debilitating disease that changed his life. Against all odds he found a cure on his own - contrary to his doctor's advice - and is leading a full and healthy life devoid of any symptoms. Listen to his story.

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Guest: Dr. Michael Smith

We think of the act of giving blood as something we do to help the recipient when in fact it may be more beneficial for the donor.

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Guest: Dr. Michael Smith

Organophosphates are everywhere in our environment and on our foods. They have been linked to ADHD in children and place our nervous system in constant assault mode. How to test for them and what to do about them are discussed.

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Guest: Dr. Antoine Roux

I've mentioned this show so often I thought it was fitting to re-air it for those of you who missed it in 2009. Like I said before.... sugar is the devil!

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Guest: ME!!

A guest had to cancel so you're stuck with my rant. I discuss various current studies and articles.

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Guest: David Barr

This show caused a real back-lash when it first aired.

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Guest: Dr. Michael Smith

Saturated fat has been blamed for everything from causing heart disease to raising cholesterol levels. But is this true? I think the answers will shock you.

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Guest: Anthony Roberts

Athletes train for specific reasons. To perform their chosen sports discipline. The rest of us train with little more thought than following a training program detailed in some magazine, when we should be training so that we can execute daily tasks with greater strength and ease.

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Dr. Joel Nathan

Does enjoying the way you feel when you exercise make you a better candidate for addiction? Are high achievers prone to opiate usage? Can Anabolic Steroids be used as a recovery drug for addicts? These and other questions are answered.

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Guest: Warren Sheir

Hippocrates said it "Let food be thy medicine and thy medicine be food" but how man people really believe  that disease can be healed through nutrition? This book combines the medicinal effects of thousands of years of herbs and nutrition with flavorful cooking styles.

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Guest: Dr. George Abela

Abela's group discovered that the presence of a form of cholesterol, previously ignored, may be the best early detection to cardiovascular events that we know of.

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Guest: Dr. Mauro DiPasquale

When this interview originally aired it caused a LOT of controversy. No carbohydrates in your post-workout nutrition extends the anabolic window.

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Host: Carl Lanore

San Francisco's new Cellular Radiation Law, new source of Bisphenol A  in our food supply, more good news for those of us who exercise.. and more.

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Guest: Dr. Dennis O'Connell

Some people grunt when training and performing. Grunting has become unacceptable in some gyms with offenders being asked to leave citing that they make non-grunters uncomfortable. Does it really have an effect on performance and force production, or is it just an attempt to get attention?

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Guest: Nelson Montana

Amino acid supplements have been around for decades. The science behind them is solid. Now we talk about a new amino acid supplement with a twist - cows blood.

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Guest: Dave Ruel

This book should be called anti-aging cooking. Ruel gives away free recipes during the show.

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Guest: Randy Roach

While you may not be able to see the bars, we're no different than the animals at the zoo. Humans in captivity.

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Gust: Dr. Mikhail Blagoskkonny

Rapamycin may represent the the first "longevity and anti-aging drug" that will be marketed by the Pharmaceutical Industry. When you listen to the interview you'll realize that it may reduce the occurrences of ALL the chronic diseases that are ravaging our population while extending life up to 30%.

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Guest: Dr. Frank Wildman

Improving mobility and neuromuscular connection makes one physically and mentally younger.

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Guest: John Moody

Moody operates a local chapter for the Weston A. Price Foundation and manages a food buying cooperative. He details steps for those of us living in cities and suburbs to source healthy food sources.

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Guest: Dr. Michael Smith

Ludwig Roemheld was a physician in the late 1800's doing caloric intake research when he stumbled upon a critical link between the stomach and the heart. Roemheld Syndrome was taught to physicians in the early to mid 1900s but is all but ignored by physicians today. Sufferers of RS are usually dismissed by their doctors as being hypochondriacs. Treating the heart and not the stomach in Roemheld Syndrome sufferers can be fatal.

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Download SHR # 490 - Roemheld Syndrome: The Gastric - Cardiac Connection