The Integrated Pharmacist Podcast

https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2021/06/sleep.html

Men's health can be tricky to deal with due to psychological and social issues.  But there are some treatments out there that may help!

See show notes and references https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2021/03/mens-health.html

Some things we can do to reduce acute and chronic stress.  Stay tuned for a program to help fathers reduce stress.

https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2021/02/stress.html

This is the second episode driven by disease state rather than singular modality.  I learned a lot about cardio health.  I hope you do, too!

ttps://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2021/01/cadiovascular-disease.html

This is part one in the series on chronic disease states.  

Show notes can be found at: https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2020/10/diabetes.html

Enjoy!

What is CoQ10 and why does it exist as a supplement?

https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2020/07/coq10.html

Let's talk about the elderberry and why people are asking for it during the epidemic of 2020.

Show notes can be found at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2020/04/elderberry.html

Bach Flower Remedies are a form of energy medicine that deals with the emotional effects of flowers.

For show notes, please visit my blog at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2020/03/bach-flower-remedies.html

Fasting can be beneficial and free to do.  However, it also comes with some risk.  To do it safely, it may require costly monitoring.  

See the blog for show notes: https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2020/02/fasting.html

I'm trying to get back into the swing of things.  Here's just a short episode to tell you my hopes for the next year.

This episode discusses the use of enzymes to support digestion which can lead to healthier outcomes for patients.

Transcript can be found at: https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/11/enzyme-therapy.html

I discuss a rat study that indicates further research in humans for the use of juniper oil to benefit transplant patients on tacrolimus.

This is part two of our student interview series from the APhA-ASP MRM Region 8.  In this episode, I interview Noveleen Thiara from the University of the Pacific and Megan Meharry from Loma Linda University.  We discuss what it means to be an integrated pharmacist and what their thoughts on complementary and alternative medicines are.  

We should be back to regular episodes next week, so please stay tuned!

A little different than the usual, I interview some students from APhA-ASP MRM Region 8 meeting about what it means to be an integrated pharmacist.

This episode is a little off the cuff.  I ramble a bit about the purpose of this podcast and what it means to be the Integrated Pharmacist.

This episode adds to episode 2 acupuncture.  Some people use mild electricity instead of needles!

See show notes at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/10/electroacupuncture.html

Diet is an important part of human health.  What we eat can really make a difference in how we feel.  Today, I talk about a trial based on just one food product. 

For the transcript and references, please go to the blog: https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/10/diet.html

You can also email me at integratedpharmacist@gmail.com or find me on Facebook and Instagram!

In this episode I discuss detoxification and the surprising benefits of using a dry sauna.

See transcript and references at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/10/detoxification-therapy.html

In this episode, I discuss a meta analysis of studies dealing with craniosacral therapy - an extension of osteopathy.

For transcript and reference, please visit the blog at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/09/craniosacral-therapy.html

I explore the dirth of information regarding colonic therapy.  It's a short episode.  

The transcript and references can be found at  https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/09/colonic-therapy.html 

email me at integratedpharmacist@gmail.com

This episode looks at the history of chiropractic care.  I also discuss a clinical trial about the collaboration between physicians and chiropractors for older adults suffering from lower back pain.

For transcript and references, visit  https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/09/chiropractic.html 

Chelation therapy has been used for nearly a hundred years for removing heavy metals.  Can it be used to treat disease?

To read the transcript and see the references from this show, follow the associated blog at  https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/09/chelation-therapy.html 

I discuss the risks and benefits to using stem cell injections. I reference two clinical trials. 

You can read the transcript and see the references at https://integratedpharmacist.blogspot.com/2019/cell-therapy.html