Adventures In Health

How good are you at letting the good in?  We are an affluent society and with that, heart disease is prevalent, caused by sedentary lifestyles and poor eating habits.  Dr. David Kolbaba shares his inspirational "bumper statement" and asks us to evaluate ourselves on how we're living our lives.

"You are what you eat, you are what you everything."  Dr. David Kolbaba gets down to the basics with a discussion regarding the living and eating habits of our pioneer ancestors as compared to our modern day lifestyle.  Highlights include food choices, environment, toxicity, obesity and survival.

Join Dr. David Kolbaba and the HealthQuest Radio Players for "Thrush, A Story of Teenage Romance and Intrigue".  In addition, Martie Whittekin, certified clinical nutritionist, author and spokesperson for Dr. Ohhira's Probiotics joins the show for a discussion about sugary foods and yeast overgrowth.  Call our HealthQuest Radio Hotline for our Candida Albicans Questionnaire at 800-794-1855.  Find out if you need to "slay" the dragon!

We can become victims of the voices in our heads.  Who are you listening to...the gestapo, the nice guy, the victim or the "do nothing" voice?   Dr. David Kolbaba helps us find ways to manage our self-talk that keep us from reaching our goals and attaining higher health.   In addition, scientific support  addressing tests that are commonly performed but often unnecessary are discussed.

We are traveling through the "death corridor" all this month of February.  Is it possible to undo what we've done to ourselves?  Bad habits, unhealthy eating and shortened life spans are the topic of discussion.  Join Dr. David Kolbaba as he dis-assembles sickness and disease and shares his commentary about our country's poor health.  Listen to Laura Story's inspirational song, "Blessings".

Did you know that more than 60% of all heart attacks occur in people with normal cholesterol levels and the majority of people with high cholesterol levels never suffer heart attacks?  Forget what you've heard about cholesterol and join Dr. David Kolbaba for some startling news about statin drugs, heart disease and a "protective heart substance" called CoQ10.  Consider our "Homocysteine Blood Test" (http://www.healthquestradio.com/health-resources/the-homocysteine-test/) to find out if you're at risk for heart disease.

Dr. David Kolbaba discusses the Oral Systemic connection, with dental expert, Dr. John Peldyak, spokesperson for Xlear Dental Products made with xylitol. Learn about the importance of oral health and its connection with disease.  Find out how Coenzyme Q10 is important to cardiovascular health.  Take advantage of our February special, our high-quality, Super KoQ10. (http://www.healthquestradio.com/super-koq10/)

Join Dr. David C. Kolbaba for an interview with Dr. James LaValle, nationally recognized clinical pharmacist, clinical nutritionist, author and spokesperson for Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract.  The doctors discuss managing the metabolic syndrome or "metabolitis', and diseases associated with diabetes.   Take a "peek into our practice" with an update on our 79 year old patient, Rachel, who has lost over 40 lbs. in 17 weeks.

Join Dr. David Kobaba for your countdown to better health in 2013!  With the turn of the new year, begin anew with our simple lifestyle program outlined in our "What's New" section above.  Take a "peek into our practice" and meet Rachel, our 79 year old patient who has lost nearly 40 lbs. in 15 weeks. Hear inspirational testimonials of our patients successes.

Listen to the prophetic words of the late, great Paul Harvey, heard over 45 years ago as he shares his future concerns about our country in "If I Were the Devil".  Dr. K shares his commentary about "altitude" and the importance of living a higher level of health.

Considering the type of food we eat, there may be a terrible side effect.  Most of the diseases today were non-existent 100 years ago.  Dr. David Kolbaba discusses the drastic change within the last century of the Standard American Diet and how poor quality foods are contributing to disease.