The Baseline of Health Foundation Official Health Podcast
Join the thousands world-wide who want a fun, entertaining and highly informative way to keep up on natural health alternatives for common health issues through Jon Barron's free Alternative Health Podcast! Also heard live on 1680 AM "Healthy Trends" radio show in LA, this 20 minute bi-monthly show will have you laugh, cry, and sometimes run for cover! Don't miss out on health tips for anti aging nutrition, body detoxification, diabetes prevention, heart health and much, much more!
Interested in listening before you subscribe to this one of kind alternative health podcast? Our most popularly viewed segments of 2009 include:
- Rocket Fuel in Your Drinking Water
- Study Says Organic Foods Not Better
- Are Cancer Rates Rising?
- Swine Flu / H1N1
- Red Meat Research
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