This week Dr. Jack and Mary talk about an all too common topic in their clinic. What can we do nutritionally, for women who are considering a hysterectomy as well as those who have undergone hysterectomies and are now suffering from numerous related symptoms? What type of care can we offer for a woman facing the choice of surgery, and possibly the removal of her ovaries?

It’s one of the most permanent decisions women can make about their fertility and their health. And as usual, our drug and surgery-crazed medical establishment treats ovaries like tonsils when what most women really need is a reset of their health, and a nourishing of their bodies.

Tune in to learn about alternatives to this very permanent procedure.

This week Dr. Jack explores the vitamin K2 controversy with Mary, and digs into the oft misunderstood molecule: chlorophyll.

As usual, there is a money-driven dis-information campaign, and a synthetic, bogus version being passed off as chlorophyll that isn’t doing any of the heavy lifting one would expect from this marvelous compound. What do we know about chlorophyll's impact on human health?

What’s the connection between hemoglobin and chlorophyll? What should you look for if you want to avoid harmful synthetic chlorophyl? Tune in to get the answers to these and many more questions...

This week Dr. Jack and Mary look through their notes for emerging trends and recent questions from patients and recent research they’ve been doing for various reasons.

This week Dr. Jack and Mary talk about the missing vitamin: B4. It’s not missing because it’s not all around us in whole foods. It’s missing because it’s been grossly mis-categorized and then synthesized for the sake of cost and storage. Sound familiar?

B4 slowly disappeared from the Lexicon and is now mysteriously absent. And most of us are malnourished. The frustrating history of Vitamin B4 is another piece of this tragic nutritional puzzle. What is to be done? Tune in to learn Dr. Jack and Mary’s approach.