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DCs Are Guests on NY Radio Show "Natural Health Matters"

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

Natural Health Matters, a radio program on WEOS, 89.7 FM in upstate New York, discusses all topics associated with alternative health care, Sunday nights at 8:00.

The host and WEOS station manager Michael Black, an Emmy award- winning television editor and winner of multiple radio awards, emphasizes an in-depth look at alternative health care subjects, including chiropractic care.

Recent guests have included the following New York Chiropractic College (NYCC) faculty members speaking on a variety of topics:

  • Andrew Saul, MS, ND -- naturopathy
  • Judy Silvestrone, DC -- geriatric care
  • David Herd, DC -- back pain
  • Mark Feldman, DC -- chiropractic pediatrics
  • Robert Story, DC -- acupunture/meridian therapy
  • John Gantner, DC -- back pain and natural health care
  • John Ventura, DC -- stress and stress management

Other guests have included:
  • Jack Barnathan, DC -- fitness and health care reform
  • Ingeborg Ibold, DC -- FDA regulations on vitamins and supplements
  • Michael Glass, MD -- homeopathy
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