Dr. Richard E. DuBois is the former Chief of Internal Medicine at the Atlanta Medical Center in Atlanta, Georgia, with a specialty in infectious diseases. Dr. DuBois expounds upon the importance of proper nutrition – especially from fruits and vegetables – to overall health.
Kim Dalzell is the President of NutriQuest, Inc. and Founder of CancerBusters.org. She specializes in oncology nutrition and is a medical advisor for the Lifetime show, “Walgreen’s Health Corner.”” In this video she discusses the effects whole food nutrition can have on overall health.
Dr. Candace Corson is a family medicine physician with an interest in nutritional medicine and health improvement through education. In the video, she encourages people to consume fruit and vegetable nutrition to build a healthy foundation and repair damage from oxidative stress.
Dr. John Corcoran is a an advocate for whole-food nutrition. In this video he addresses the need to eat fruits and vegetables as part of a maternity diet to ensure a healthy pregnancy.
Dr. Andrew Clarke is the owner of The Clarke Clinic for Health and Prevention – a general internal medicine practice with an emphasis on education and nutrition. In this video, Dr. Clarke discusses the benefits proper nutrition provides for boosting the immune system.
Dr. F. Matt Brown, Jr., a practicing physician in Boone, North Carolina specializing in internal medicine, urges the consumption of whole food nutrition to help support a healthy immune system.
Dr. Richard Boronow is a Clinical Professor Emeritus at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, Mississippi. In this video, Dr. Boronow discusses the benefits of Juice Plus+ including immune system support and DNA health.
Dr. Betsy Billys practices general and cosmetic dermatology in Visalia, California. In this video she discusses how healthy skin starts from the inside with improved capillary health.
Dr. Pamela Benitez is a general surgeon with a focus on breast cancer. In this video, Dr. Benitez discusses her belief that “food is not just for calories and energy. Food is for prevention.”
Dr. Robert Avery is a medical oncologist at Cancer Care Center of Montgomery, Alabama, specializing in hematology and oncology. In this video, Dr. Avery talks about the importance of healthy eating for improved gene health.
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