Health

Gas stoves are under attack, we still can't decide on the best diet, and fluoride is still in our drinking water. These are just some of the controversies in health Dr. Chet Zelasko will address on this edition of Straight Talk on Health

We talk to Dr. Sandra Lee.

With just about half of the adult population in the USA having hypertension, “how do I lower my blood pressure” is a common question. Dr. Chet’s initial response would be to ask what have you been doing for yourself. Chet takes a look at hypertension on today’s episode of Straight Talk on Health.

Lisa Oliver-King, founder of Our Kitchen Table and new Kent County Commissioner speaks with WGVU’s Jennifer Moss.

In this episode, Dr. Chet is going to address some of the questions you’ve asked and a couple you haven’t asked yet. The goal is to help you improve your health by getting into some better habits

The microbiome contains all the microbes we’ve been exposed to but do we take care of it and nurture it? Is it responsible for our declining health and immune system? We’ll take a look at what some are calling our newly discovered organ on today’s episode.

We talk to Vanessa Greene.

Dr. Susan Quaggin joins in.

On this first Straight Talk on Health episode of the new year Dr. Chet looks at a question that he got from a long time listener. The answer to the question can lead to a whole different look at lifestyle over a lifetime

Why would you perform a study that you knew would fail? That’s what a large group of researchers from the Cleveland Clinic recently did. Why would they do that? Dr. Chet will give you some things to ponder in this episode of the podcast