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Posted January 27, 2009
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Here is the most recent podcast from the Danielle Lin Show:

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Listeners of the show can buy 2 bottle of SlimMax and received the 3rd bottle free.

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Danielle Lin Show Podcasts

“You Gotta Have Guts” with Author: Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D December 3, 2011

“You Gotta Have Guts” Guest/Author: Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D It all begins in the gut. Get your digestive system in order and you are on track to a healthier lifestyle. Nobody knows that better than renowned expert and author, Victoria Bowmann, Ph.D., one the leading experts when it comes to Probiotics, Detoxification and the GI track. […]

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“Get Your Sexy Back…Look Younger Now” with Author: Dr. Ann Louis Gittleman on The Danielle Lin Show December 3, 2011

“Get Your Sexy Back…Look Younger Now” Guest/Author: Dr. Ann Louis Gittleman Author of the best-seller “Living Beauty Detox Program,” Ann Louis Gittleman shares the wisdom of the ages for all times. She is a powerhouse of knowledge. In fact, she is one of the greatest advocates for a healthy living who really walks her talk. […]

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“Ruling Planets” with Author Christopher Renstrom on The Danielle Lin Show November 18, 2011

“Ruling Planets…What Planet Are You From?” Guest/Author: Christopher Renstrom Everyone has a birthday and believe it or not…it matters. But do you know why? Join us as world renowned Astrologer, Christopher Renstrom shares his unique perspective and offers predictions for 2012. Find out why Ruling Planets are like your own weather report for the journey […] […]

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The Intention Experiment

Healing dementia December 7, 2018

While medicine wrings its hands over the explosion in cases of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and the inability of the pharmaceutical industry to produce an effective drug to counter them, a few forward-thinking doctors here and there are quietly carrying out new research showing that medicine has it all wrong about the cause of […]

Lynne McTaggart

Won’t you be my neighbor? November 23, 2018

A week after the US election that supposedly further polarized America came the news that one of the biggest box office draws in American movie theaters at the moment isn’t the latest action hero extravaganza or horror movie. Nope, the crowds are lining up on the street to see a little documentary about a taciturn […]

Lynne McTaggart

When a simple prayer can stop a bullet November 16, 2018

On Monday, November 12, I ran another Middle Eastern Peace Intention Experiment, this time targeting Yemen, and specifically, the port of Hodeidah (also spelled Al Hudaydah), considered one of the greatest humanitarian crises in modern times. In the last months, the port had been held by the rebel forces and consequently the focus of government […]

Lynne McTaggart

Let less food be your medicine November 9, 2018

When it comes to diet, it’s now clear that one size doesn’t fit all. Different people have different metabolic types, so meat that is life-saving to some and sheer poison to others. We also have very different levels of the fat hormones leptin and ghrelin, which regulate appetite and fat levels, and appear to play […]

Lynne McTaggart

Dialing down rage in America November 2, 2018

I read and weep about the rage and division poisoning America right now, particularly on the eve of the most fiercely battled mid-term elections in my memory. My worry is that all this anger and division, now being stoked by both political parties, is fomenting the recent violence we’re seeing – the bombs mailed to […]

Lynne McTaggart

When doing for others saves your life October 26, 2018

Lately, I’ve been investigating the healing power of acts of compassion on the person doing the giving, and the profound effect it can have on your immune system. This effect all has to do with the function of the vagus nerve, one of the longest of the body, which originates at the top of the […]

Lynne McTaggart

Lighting the way October 19, 2018

In 1970, the late German physicist Fritz-Albert Popp had been playing around with ultraviolet light, in an attempt to find a cure for cancer, when he made an unexpected discovery. Using a special machine that could count individual photons, the tiniest particles of light, Popp discovered that all living things, including humans, were emitting a […]

Lynne McTaggart

A sacred journey October 12, 2018

Bryan and I are just home from the week-long Power of Eight retreat we held in a Tuscan villa. Twenty-nine attendees from the four quarters of the globe – from Vancouver and California to Dubai and Saudi Arabia and Australia, came primarily to heal themselves: of a medical problem, of grief, of an experience in […]

Lynne McTaggart

Thank you! The Power of Eight hits No. 1 on Amazon September 28, 2018

The Power of Eight came out in paperback this week, and I am thrilled to tell you that it’s already been a great success. We were in the top 50 bestsellers in Amazon all week, right up at the top of the charts for ‘Movers and Shakers. The book was also listed as No 4 […]

Lynne McTaggart

Breaking down the wall of sameness September 21, 2018

I just read a story published by Psychology Today trying to find the reason why Americans (and people in other countries) are presently so polarized, and the conclusion is that entire fabric of America has changed so much that it’s overwhelmingly likely that you live in an area surrounded by people who agree with you. […]

Lynne McTaggart

Cancer Therapy News

PET tracers help guide breast cancer therapies December 7, 2018

PET imaging tracers that track breast cancer enzymes could help guide treatment...Read more on AuntMinnie.comRelated Reading: SNMMI: Fluciclovine-PET changes prostate treatment Mammi-PET finds tiny breast lesions -- but could improve Fused MRI and PET improve specificity of breast MRI PEM performs well against breast MRI, whole-body PET NCPIC to provide PET […]

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The Future Of Cancer Care: A 50 Minute Discussion At Forbes December 5, 2018

The future of cancer therapy, an analysis of how Immunotherapy has improved oncology outcomes for patients. This year's Forbes Summit highlighted both the difficulties, advancements and needs of the cancer care community in order to find the " cure " for cancer. (Source: Forbes.com Healthcare News)

Forbes.com Healthcare News

$5.1B deal: GSK buying ovarian cancer drug developer December 4, 2018

In a major move to boost its oncology product pipeline, GlaxoSmithKline entered into a definitive agreement Monday to acquire Boston-area biopharmaceutical company Tesaro for $5.1 billion. Tesaro (NASDAQ: TSRO) of Waltham, Mass., markets the ovarian cancer therapy Zejula, which is approved in the United States and Europe. The company is also conducting clini […]

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Oral drug for blood clot treatment safe for cancer patients, study says December 3, 2018

A popular oral medication used to treat blood clots is safe and effective for patients going through cancer therapy, a study says. (Source: Health News - UPI.com)

Health News - UPI.com

Dutch firm argenx, J & J affiliate to collaborate on cancer therapy December 3, 2018

Netherlands-based biopharmaceutical company argenx SE said it signed a deal with Cilag GmbH International, an affiliate of Johnson& Johnson's Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies unit, to develop its Cusatuzumab drug in certain types of cancer. (Source: Reuters: Health)

Reuters: Health

Larotrectinib: Targeting DNA in cancer therapy December 3, 2018

(Children's Hospital Los Angeles) FDA grants accelerated approval for Vitrakvi ® (larotrectinib) for the treatment of solid tumors. This is marks the second FDA-approved drug for cancers based on their genetic makeup as opposed to location in the body. (Source: EurekAlert! - Cancer)MedWorm Message: If you are looking to buy something in the January Sale […]

EurekAlert! - Cancer

Mayo researchers say oral apixaban safe and effective for treating blood clots in cancer patients December 3, 2018

(Mayo Clinic) Mayo Clinic researchers have found that an oral drug, apixaban, used to treat blood clots in patients undergoing cancer therapy, is safe and effective. The drug was associated with fewer major bleeding events and fewer recurrent blood clots, compared to low-molecular- weight heparin. Their findings were presented at the annual meeting of the Am […]

EurekAlert! - Medicine and Health

High-contrast imaging for cancer therapy with protons November 29, 2018

(Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf) Medical physicist Dr. Aswin Hoffmann and his team from the Institute of Radiooncology -- OncoRay at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) are the first researchers worldwide to combine magnetic resonance imaging with a proton beam, thus demonstrating that in principle, this commonly used imaging method can ind […]

EurekAlert! - Cancer

UCLA research suggests widely used breast cancer therapy doesn ’t cause cognitive decline November 28, 2018

UCLA researchers have found that commonly used hormone therapies for women diagnosed with breast cancer do not appear to cause significant cognitive dysfunction following the treatment.Endocrine therapy has become an essential part of treatment for the many women diagnosed with hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, in which hormones, such as estrogen, pro […]

UCLA Newsroom: Health Sciences

Correcting Patients' Understanding of Alternative Cancer Therapies Correcting Patients' Understanding of Alternative Cancer Therapies November 27, 2018

Dr Gerald Chodak discusses results from the ASCO National Cancer Opinion Survey.Medscape Urology (Source: Medscape Today Headlines)MedWorm Message: Have you tried our new medical search engine? More powerful than before. Log on with your social media account. 100% free.

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NPR : World Cafe

School Where Student With Autism Died Violated State Regulations, Officials Say December 10, 2018

The 13-year-old died two days after he was physically restrained by a staff member at a private school that provides special education services to students in California.

Cat Schuknecht

China Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Arrest Of Huawei CFO December 10, 2018

Meng Wanzhou was detained during a layover in Vancouver. The U.S. government says a subsidiary of Huawei violated U.S. sanctions with Iran, and that the company deceived financial institutions.

Shannon Van Sant

Exclusive: Ed Department To Erase Debts Of Teachers, Fix Troubled Grant Program December 10, 2018

The move follows an NPR investigation that found thousands of teachers had grants unfairly converted to loans.

Chris Arnold

Were Your TEACH Grants Converted To Loans While Teaching At A Qualifying School? December 10, 2018

If you're one of the thousands of teachers who had grants converted to loans even though you were meeting the teaching requirements of the TEACH Grants program — we want to hear from you.

Chris Arnold

A Former Plantation Begins To Tell A Fuller Story Of Slavery In America December 9, 2018

At a plantation once owned by James Monroe, America's fifth president, descendants of slaves owned by Monroe have become part of the story for the first time in 225 years.

Jordy Yager

Slave Bible From The 1800s Omitted Key Passages That Could Incite Rebellion December 9, 2018

What's notable about this Bible is not just its rarity, but its contents, or rather the lack of certain contents — It excludes any portion of text that might inspire liberation or revolt.

Michel Martin

The Grammy Nominees We Interviewed In 2018 December 9, 2018

The 2019 Grammy nominations were announced this week. NPR's Michel Martin revisits some of her interviews with this year's nominees, including Pusha T and P.J. Morton.

She Lives In Mexico. Her High School Is Across The Border. December 9, 2018

President Trump's talk about closing the U.S. border would severely disrupt lives, including that of 17-year old Guadalupe, who crosses every day from Mexico to attend high school in San Diego.

Michel Martin

Why Cancer Treatment Can Differ For Those Who Aren't Married December 9, 2018

New research shows that cancer patients who are single receive less aggressive treatment than those who are married. NPR's Michel Martin talks with researcher Joan DelFattore about her findings.

Former U.S. Science Envoy: The Tone Of Climate Talks Is Now 'Quite Grim' December 9, 2018

NPR's Michel Martin talks with Daniel Kammen, former science envoy to the State Department, about the U.N. climate talks being held in Poland.

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