Talkzone: The Staying Young Radio Show

Monday • December 02
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Host : Walter Gaman, MD

Host : J. Mark Anderson, MD

Host : Judy Gaman

THE STAYING YOUNG RADIO SHOW will help you stay young and healthy, with the latest in medical and health news.

It's a fast paced, weekly one-hour talk show that brings you new and exciting information about health, medical breakthroughs and longevity. The show features nationally acclaimed guests such as Montel Williams, Suzanne Somers, Leeza Gibbons, Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller, CSI: Miami TV star Eva LaRue, best-selling authors and scientists, and many more.

THE STAYING YOUNG RADIO SHOW is hosted by two renowned physicians: Drs. Walter Gaman and J. Mark Anderson, and a top health and wellness expert: Judy Gaman. They combine fun banter combined with fascinating facts and serious discussion.

Recent Episodes

Epigenetics Many people are familiar with genetics, but very few know what epigenetics are. But on this episode we will explain it to you. And you'll be surprised to learn that our genetic codes are not as static as you may have believed

Is Your Job Killing You? Is your job killing you? We look at the problems and pitfalls of different professions, with our special guest Dr. Weiss.

All About Hormones This show is all about hormones. You’ve probably heard of testosterone and estrogen, but you may not know exactly what they do. Join us as we talk about all the different kinds of hormones, how they work in our body, and about bio-identical hormone therapy.

The Importance Of Playing On Your Health Do you play with your kids or your grandkids? Guess what, you should and if you do, play more because it means you could live longer! Play is associated with a greater lifespan. Joining us is Ken Seiter, vice-president of strategic communications at the Toy Industry Association. Listen in as we talk about the research and health benefits that show that you are never too old to play!
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