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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Podcast – 1-27-09 – WOLC
[display_podcast] WOLC – Salisbury
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Podcast – WDBO – 1-28-09
[display_podcast] Central Florida’s Morning News with Jim Turner NewsTalk 580 WDBO Orlando, FL Hear Dr Walt every Wednesday Morning at 8:45 am at www.wdbo.com
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Podcast – 1-28-09
[display_podcast] Moody Radio Florida Where You Turn. For Life. Listen live online at: www.MoodyRadioFlorida.fm
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Podcast – 1-20-09
[display_podcast] AlongtheWayRadio.com
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Faith-Based Health and Healing – Part 2 – What Value Should We Place on Our Health?
Good Health Can Become an Idol Many of the more recent controversial developments in conventional medicine (cloning, assisted suicide, embryo research) have arisen because some believe that the purpose of life is to promote life itself — and not just … Continue reading
Tips on how to decide on a company health insurance plan
By and large, the chance to change insurance plans came and went for many people several months ago. But new employees of companies offering healthcare get a second chance to choose a plan that best suits them in terms … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Economics
Tagged COBRA, employer-based medical insurance, health insurance, HMO, medical insurance, PPO
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Want to get healthy? Will exercising 7 minutes a week work? How about 3 minutes?
One of the things people tell me is most difficult for them when it comes to starting to exercise regularly is just getting started. Now a study published in the journal BioMed Central Endocrine Disorders suggests that people unable to … Continue reading
Posted in Heart Health, Men's Health, Obesity, Woman's Health
Tagged diabetes, exercise, preventing diabetes
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New Study Confirms that Mercury-Based Vaccines Don’t Hurt Children and are Safe
A new study from Italy adds to a mountain of evidence that a mercury-based preservative, thimerosal, once used in most vaccines doesn’t hurt children, offering much, much more reassurance to parents. More Information:
Posted in Children's Health, Parenting
Tagged autism, immunization, mercury, thimerosol, vaccine safety
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Astounding You Tube Prolife Video Viewed over 250,000 Times in Three Days
Before I tell you about this extraordinarily well-done and astonishing ad, take a look at it here. After you’ve viewed it, read below to learn more about it. More information:
Is It a Cold or Sinus Infection? How to Tell the Difference
One of the most common questions I get during my live radio interviews around the country is about the difference between colds and sinus infections and how to treat them. I hope this information will be helpful for you and … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Health, Men's Health, Parenting, Woman's Health
Tagged antibiotics, colds, common cold, common cold treatment, sinus infections, sinusitis, URI, URIT
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Faith-Based Health and Healing – Part 1 – What does the Bible say about health?
I co-wrote a best-selling and evidence-based book on alternative and complimentary medicine with my good friend, Dónal O’Mathúna, PhD, titled, Alternative Medicine: The Christian Handbook (the options, the claims, the evidence, how to choose wisely). We had a chapter in … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, General Health, Men's Health, Mental Health, Woman's Health
Tagged Bible, healing, health, miracles, Spiritual Health, spirituality
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Cheap strategies to improve your health in tough economic times
During difficult economic times, we all have to develop strategies to be better stewards with the money we have. But, tough economic times don’t mean that you have to shortchange your health. Here are some tips how to not only … Continue reading
Posted in General Health, Medical Economics, Men's Health, Woman's Health
Tagged drug savings, medical savings, pharmacy savings, prescription savings, saving money
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Cold Weather May Raise Your Blood Pressure
Here’s a fact that most people do not know – when the temperature drops outside, blood pressure appears to rise. This information is critical for those with high blood pressure, a family history of high blood pressure, and for older … Continue reading
Posted in General Health, Heart Health, Men's Health, Woman's Health
Tagged cold weather, high blood pressure, hypertension
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Doctor Is Rallying Resistance to the Antivaccine Crazies
A new book defending vaccines, written by a doctor infuriated at the claim that they cause autism, is galvanizing a backlash against the antivaccine movement in the United States. But, according to the New York Times, there will be no … Continue reading
Posted in Bioethics, Children's Health, Mental Health, Parenting
Tagged autism, MMR vaccine, vaccine myth, vaccine safety
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What a woman’s heart needs, at every age
Heart disease is the number-one killer of women in the US. While 8 million women have it, you can take specific steps to protect your heart starting at an early age. What’s more, a new study shows that in recent … Continue reading
Podcast 1-7-09 Moody Radio Florida
[display_podcast] Moody Radio Florida Where You Turn. For Life. Listen live online at: www.MoodyRadioFlorida.fm
Majority of Docs Believe In Miracles
A new national study among 1,134 physicians revealed that the majority (72%) believe that miracles have occurred in the past and 70% believe that they can occur today. In addition, 69% indicated that religion is a reliable and necessary guide … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Bioethics, Medical Missions
Tagged faith in medicine, miracles, prayer in medicine, religion, religion in medicine
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The Silent Scream – Fish feelings and pain in preborn humans
Fish feel pain — at least according to a study by British scientists. The researchers injected acetic acid or bee venom into the lips of rainbow trout and then watched how the fish behaved. I must admit, I didn’t even … Continue reading
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Tagged animal rights, Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who, PETA
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Debunking The Myth of “Detoxification”
Medical News Today has a report from a group of over 300 young UK scientists and engineers who investigated the evidence behind claims made for products and diets. The group has started a public awareness campaign by publishing a dossier … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Cancer, General Health, Nutritional Health
Tagged detox, detoxification
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Dr. Walt’s Most Popular Blogs of 2008
If you follow Dr. Walt’s blogs, you might be interested in his most popular posts of the last year. Or, if you’re new to this blog, here’s what you missed. More Information:
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Bioethics, Children's Health, Medical Economics, Men's Health, Mental Health, Nutritional Health, Obesity, Parenting, Woman's Health
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Doctors Debate Delayed Vaccine Schedule
There are fears among some parents that the current regimen of infant vaccinations involves too many vaccines too soon. Adding to these fears is Dr. Robert Sears, a pediatrician in Capistrano Beach, Calif., who in October 2007, published “The Vaccine … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Children's Health, Parenting
Tagged flu vaccine, influenza vaccine, vaccine myth, vaccine myths, vaccine safety, vaccine schedule
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