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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2007 · 53 MIN

Ask Dr Ron Radio Show--Osteoporosis, an Alternative Approach

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Osteoporosis and Alternative Medicine: In this episode, Dr. Ron has a bone to pick with traditional medicine. Advances in alternative and integrative medicine hold hope for sufferers of osteoporosis.  Find out how others have been freed from their dependence on pharmaceuticals. While making comparisons between traditional and alternative medicine, Dr. Ron discusses the best treatments available for not only symptom relief, but actual healing. Dr. Ron Cherubino shares the secrets from his 25-year love affair with Alternative Medicine and Nutritional Therapies.  He'll show you how to regain your health and take back control of your life.  Dr. Ron has become one of the nation's leaders in the natural healthcare movement and each week shares his unique perspective on a current healthcare topic.  Whether you've looking for specific answers to a health related problem, ways to take the mystery out of nutritional supplementation, or the secrets to a long and healthy life, we invite you to join us for an entertaining and informative hour each week on the Ask Dr. Ron Radio Show. Join us online anytime at www.AskDrRon.com

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