Chocolate reduces stress. Fish stimulates the brain. Is there any truth to such popular beliefs? The findings of researchers around the world say yes: … [Read more...]
Nutritional Minerals and the Periodic Table
November 17, 2019 By
What are nutritional minerals, and where do they come from? This video looks at the origin of nutritional minerals in a scientific sense. Starting … [Read more...]
Semey Revisited: The legacy of nuclear testing in Kazakhstan
April 9, 2019 By
Nearly 30 years after the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site in the steppes of eastern Kazakhstan, local people are still suffering the … [Read more...]
A Brief History of Fat, and Why We Hate It
March 14, 2019 By
Fat is a complex organ, as essential to human life as the heart or liver. Why do we hate it? There is perhaps no part of the human body more maligned … [Read more...]
An Introduction to Occupational and Environmental Medicine
September 9, 2018 By
This video is written and produced by Dr. Jon O’Neal, MD, MPH, FACOEM, and was released in 2016 at the annual conference of the American College of … [Read more...]
Zinc Saves Kids
April 3, 2018 By
450,000 children are at risk of dying every year due to the impact of zinc deficiency on diarrhea, pneumonia, and malaria. A few extra milligrams of … [Read more...]
The Heresy Of Linus Pauling: Vitamin C
April 3, 2018 By
The heresy of Linus Pauling (1901 -- 1994) was that he claimed a range of diseases could be cured by taking large amounts of vitamin C. He was … [Read more...]
Professional Perspectives on Water Fluoridation
March 31, 2018 By
Learn why over 2,000 scientific, medical and environmental professionals are calling for an end to fluoridation worldwide. This video is produced … [Read more...]
In Small Doses: Arsenic
December 14, 2017 By
This is a short movie, made by Dartmouth College in 2009, about the risks associated with exposure to potentially harmful amounts of arsenic in … [Read more...]