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Radio Naturopath Episode 188: Prostate Health and BPH; Why Soup is Good For You

RadioNaturopath
October 24, 2018
Health and Science, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Radio Naturopath, Talk
This one's for the guys, and all about PROSTATE HEALTH. Specifically, what is BPH, the hormonal and toxin aspects of it, how it happens, how to treat it, naturally and with meds! It's all about lowering too muc...

Radio Naturopath Episode 184: Materia Medica vs. Repertory; Ovarian Cysts: What, Why, How to Treat

RadioNaturopath
September 13, 2018
Health and Science, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Radio Naturopath, Talk
Today we talk a little more about homeopathy, and compare the Materia Medica to the Repertory. Materia Medica lists all the homeopathic remedies alphabetically and what they do, whereas the Repertory gives you ...

Radio Naturopath Episode 147: Everyday Detox: Tips on Keeping Toxins Out!

RadioNaturopath
November 17, 2017
Health and Science, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Radio Naturopath, Talk
Everyday Detox. Things you can do most of the time to keep toxins from staying in your body. Eating clean healthy food without chemicals, sweating through exercise or saunas, drinking lots of clean water, makin...

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