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Cooking beyond the book
What would dinner taste like if you didn’t use a recipe? Delicious Living interviews Jean Johnson, author of the acclaimed book Cooking Beyond Measure, about learning to cook fresh, seasonal ingredients—with no messy measuring!...
Mind over genetics: An interview with Bruce Lipton, PhD
What if conscious and unconscious thoughts could influence your genes? The author of The Biology of Belief, explains how epigenetics can change your predisposition for certain diseases...
The lowdown on GMOs: An interview with Beth Harrison, PhD
You may have heard the term “genetically modified” used negatively but still wonder what the big hoopla is about. After all, genetically engineered corn still looks and tastes like corn...
Chill out! An interview with author Kate Hanley
Next time you find yourself in a huff try these stress-busting strategies from the author of The Anywhere, Anytime Chill Guide...
Time savers: Better ways to manage your busy schedule
Do you feel constantly rushed, stressed, or overrun by spiraling thoughts at bedtime? Here are three solutions from stress expert Marcia Ramsland, author of Simplify Your Time. They’ll help you take control of your schedule and stay healthy—while keeping on track with your to-do list...
Brain food for kids: An interview with author Patrick Holford
We all know that kids should eat their veggies and avoid sugary drinks to stay healthy. But do you know which foods and nutrients support their growing brains? In his new book Optimum Nutrition for Your Child’s Mind, psychologist and nutritionist Patrick Holford reveals the five most essential foods to nurture children’s mental well-being and capacity for learning...
Anticancer: An interview with David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD
As neuroscientist and physician David Servan-Schreiber underwent conventional treatments for brain cancer, he also began to wonder: Could diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors affect his body’s ability to stay cancer-free after treatments ended? In this interview with Delicious Living Radio, Servan-Schreiber talks about what his extensive look at cancer research uncovered...
Smart kids: An interview with author Marybeth Hicks
Every parent wants their child to grow up healthy and happy. In this Delicious Living Radio podcast, Washington Times columnist Marybeth Hicks discusses her new book Bringing Up Geeks and shares her tips for raising savvy, self-motivated kids...
Is fructose making you fat? An interview with Richard Johnson, MD
Last week, a landmark study from the University of Texas revealed that fructose (such as ubiquitous high fructose corn syrup) really can make you fatter quicker than other sugars...
Desert island cures: An interview with Jonny Bowden, PhD, CNS
Certain supplements win out over others, time and time again. Find out which supplements you really need according to Jonny Bowden, author of The Most Effective Natural Cures on Earth (Fair Winds, 2008). In this interview with Delicious Living Radio, Bowden explains his top six picks for total wellness....
Food sensitivities: An interview with Jonny Bowden, PhD, CNS
Do you suffer from mysterious symptoms like headaches or bloating? You might have a food sensitivity, says Jonny Bowden, author of The Most Effective Natural Cures on Earth (Fair Winds, 2008). In this interview with Delicious Living Radio, Bowden explains how to do an elimination diet to determine which—if any—you may have...
Could it be menopause? An interview with Laurie Steelsmith, ND
Delicious Living talks with naturopathic doctor Laurie Steelsmith, ND, author of Natural Choices for Women’s Health (Three Rivers, 2005). In her practice, Steelsmith advocates natural therapies to balance hormones. In this interview, she answers questions about when menopause symptoms typically begin and what women can do to feel great throughout the transition...
Superfoods and your health: An interview with Elaine Magee, MPH, RD
In her latest book, Food Synergy (Rodale, 2008), Elaine Magee explores how we can combine certain foods to protect against conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, and cancer...
