This week our guest is Gretchen Schodde, APRN-BC, MN, FNP and the founder and executive director of Harmony Hill Retreat Center. After attending a retreat at St. Andrew’s House in 1986, Gretchen decided to open a small retreat center and wellness community on the adjacent property now known as Harmony Hill. In 1994, she founded the Harmony Hill Cancer Program, still the …

This week Sydney Ross Singer is back! When he was here in September we had an amazing listener response and we started a “30 day bra-less challenge.” We will find out how that went and we will delve further into the issues of breast cancer and breast health.

If you missed the first show …

This week our guest is Sydney Ross Singer. He is a medical anthropologist and director of the Institute for the Study of Culturogenic Disease. A pioneer in the field of applied medical anthropology, Singer examines the cultural/lifestyle causes of disease, uncovering how our culture is making us sick. His assumption is that our bodies are designed …

This week on Healthy You our guest is Dr. Bernie Siegel, (who prefers to be called Bernie, not Dr. Siegel). For many, Bernie needs no introduction. He has touched many lives all over our planet. In 1978 he began talking about patient empowerment and the choice to live fully and die in peace. As a physician, who has cared for and counseled …

Breast cancer has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. Once a relatively rare disease, it now affects 2 to 3 million women and the incidence is increasing at an alarming rate. What can we do about it? This week on Healthy You! our guest is Dr. Christine Horner. She is a pioneer who pushed through …

NOTE: THIS SHOW WAS NOT BROADCAST AS PLANNED AND AN ENCORE SHOW WAS PRESENTED. WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF RESCHEDULING DR. HORNER.

Breast cancer has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. Once a relatively rare disease, it now affects 2 to 3 million women and the incidence is increasing at an alarming rate. What can we do …

Bernie Siegel broke new ground with his monumental book Love, Medicine, and Miracles, in which he explored the powerful role the mind can play in fighting illness. Sharing stories of seriously ill patients who survived against the odds and those who seemed to give in to their own deaths, the book inspired countless readers to consider the possibilities of thinking themselves well. Bernie believed–and still does–that the …