Dr. Gerald Tulzer is a pediatric cardiologist in Linz, Austria who teaches at the University of Vienna. In this video, he explains how nutrients from fruits and vegetables can help improve heart health.The Doctors.” In this video, he tells us that kids’ health is suffering from not eating enough fruits and vegetables.
Dr. Paul Stricker is a pediatrician and sports medicine specialist at Scripps Clinic in San Diego, California. In this video, he stresses how critical it is for young athletes to add nutrients from whole foods to provide adequate energy for exercise and maintain a healthy immune system.
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Dr. Mitra Ray is a former research biochemist from Marysville, Washington who studied cell biology. In this video, Mitra addresses the connection between nutrition and anti-aging, and how cosmetic products alone will never achieve the beauty that comes from within.
Dr. David Phillips is a former All-American swimmer who specializes in Sports Medicine. In this video, he advises that we should consume more whole food nutrition to reduce oxidative stress – and emphasizes that exercising doesn’t mean it’s okay to eat anything you want.
Dr. Doug Odom is a practicing OB/GYN and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Mississippi Medical School. In this video, Dr. Odom speaks to his enthusiasm about people taking responsibility for their health, particularly mothers during pregnancy.
Dr. Valerie Miles is the founder and co-owner of a general pediatric practice in Jacksonville, Florida focused on wellness and prevention. In this video, she stresses why good nutrition is especially important to children.
Dr. Marilyn Joyce is a registered dietician, author, and health coach. In this video, Dr. Joyce shares her story about overcoming her own health problems with the aid of good nutrition and encourages others to use nutrition to feel better.
Dr. Tina Jones is a staff physician at Emory Adventist Hospital of Smyrna in Smyrna, Georgia, specializing in internal medicine. In this video, she encourages people to take ownership of their health through preventive health, emphasizing self-care through diet and exercise.
Dr. Reginald Fowler practices internal medicine at Piedmont Physicians in Atlanta and is a clinical assistant professor at Morehouse Medical School. In this video, Dr. Fowler discusses how fruits and vegetables help reduce oxidative stress and combat free radicals.
Dr. Michael Ewald is a chiropractic physician and nutritional counselor in Dayton, Ohio. In this video, Dr. Ewald talks about how healthy nutrition is critical to better health.
Dr. Frank K. Eggleston specializes in restorative and operative dentistry. In this video, he offers advice on how proper nutrition can help prevent bleeding gums and improves overall gum health.
