Late Night Health Radio

Dr. Seema Bonney, the founder and medical director of the Anti-Aging & Longevity Center of Philadelphia, joins Mark Alyn to share her passion for helping people. She is dual board certified in Emergency Medicine and Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, but practices patient-centered, not disease centered medicine. Her practice is a lifestyle and functional medicine practice that is committed to helping clients maximize their immune system, prevent disease and chronic conditions, while enhancing energy, vitality, and performance by identifying the root causes of diseases and treating them.

Noted sports host Fred Wallin joins Mark Alyn for a look at how the world of sports is handling the pandemic. In the second half of the show, robert Clancy talks about grief with Mark

Feeding America® is the largest hunger-relief organization in the US, with a network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs. It’s a unique and special charity that provides meals for more than 40 million people each year. Whataburger, one of the most popular restaurants in America is celebrating its 71st anniversary by partnering with Feeding America to provide 2.5 million meals to help address the issue of hunger families and children face in America. You’ll also learn about Orange Spirit Week and the Whataburger Feeding Student Success program, which provides food and essentials for students, including things like college resource rooms and scholarships.Dash Blaker, Director, Public Relations & Community Experience Whataburger, visits with Mark Alyn.

Mark Ratner, MD, who describes himself as a “prisoner of Prilosec,” says it wasn’t until he landed in an emergency room with an irregular heart rhythm that he began to realize the serious side effects from popular medications that Americans use every day. After several tests were run, the only abnormality found in his bloodwork was a low magnesium level, which could have been corrected with basic supplementation. Dr. Ratner joins Mark Alyn on this episode of Late Night Health.

Moe Lam, from The Healing Tree joins Mark Alyn for a conversation about Natural Chinese Herbs.

Meridan Zerner helps you stay hydrated throughout the long summer days using protein and fiber-rich greens in powder form with three quick and simple recipes that the whole family can enjoy. She talks with Mark Alyn about more greens in your diet.

Paradigm Treatment with 7 locations in Malibu and in San Rafael, has been helping teens and young adults ages 12-26 with mental health issues for over 10 years, and just opened a new co-ed treatment facility in San Rafael specifically serving adolescents ages 12-17. Paradigm COO Dustin Wagner discusses this growing problem with Mark Alyn.

Who killed Bugsy Siegel? June 20 was the 74th anniversary of this murder, one that encompasses the mystery that includes old Hollywood, molls of the oldest cold murder case in the U.S. gangsters, and the beginnings of the Las Vegas Strip. Author Stuart Sobel shares the story with Mark Alyn.

Rochester Lifestyle Medicine Institute addresses the root causes of these lifestyle-based diseases and doesn’t just treat the symptoms. We are dedicated to educating individuals about the power of a whole food plant-based diet and its proven ability to heal the body from within. Dr. Ted Barnett, founding President and Board Chair talks with Mark Alyn about why eating a plant-based diet is great for people and the planet.

We look at the health of jobs in the US as we come out of the pandemic. There are jobs available but they are going unfilled. Shannon A. Brown, SVP of Eastern Division U>S. Operatins and Chief Diversity Officer at FedEx talks with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.

If you have a baby, it’s not uncommon for their squawks and feeds to wake you up every couple of hours. The trouble with that is your brain gets stuck in light sleep, never quite getting the chance to descend into deep renewing sleep. Dr. Harvey Karp visit sfwith Mark Alyn sharing tips on getting baby and parents quality sleep.

Once joyfully known as “the smiling barracuda,” Joyce Cohen was a force in Oregon politics for over twenty years—formidably forging ground-breaking legislation: the Oregon Health Care Plan, criminal justice reform, and the use of Lottery funds for education and the environment.Her biography shares lessons of growing up on an isolated South Dakota farm, work on pioneering heart surgery, and taking up social activism to become the first female chair ofthe powerful Judiciary Committees in the Legislature.Despite a paralyzing stroke, she retrained her body using Tai Chi and reframed her mind using the forces of nature. Joyce’s life illustrates how purpose, focus, and practice cansurmount overwhelming difficulty. Whether you are a young woman entering the fray of politics or a retired senior facing the challenges of aging, her story offers insight and hope! Jeffrey speaks with Mark Alyn on this episode.

BLOG (300 word article on book)When you react and get upset with someone, are you aware of what’s going on inside of you? Reactions are common and part of everyday life relationships. Life happens and there are times you get upset. This isn’t about not reacting as much as it is about growing in awareness. Having awareness is like looking at yourself in the mirror and the reflection back to you is filled with information. That information isn’t reflecting back how good or bad you look but how you feel inside based on what you’re experiencing in that moment. Your reflection in the mirror is a representation of what’s going on inside of you and how that’s being communicated back to you.Sheila Unique, Relationship Renovator/Transformational Healer joins us for a look at having a super great relationship.

NT Oakland is dedicated to building unity and preparedness in our neighborhoods. Neighbors Together is a post-partisan organization of solutionaries who are active in being the change we want to see in our world. •Safe Communities.•Accessible housing for all.•Localized agricultural systems.•Thriving local businesses.Having a close relationship with our neighbors can make all the difference in our quality of life and ultimately, our survival. No two people are exactly alike, and it’s our diversity of experiences that allows us to grow and learn from each other. Seneca Scott, Executive Director, talks frankly with Mark Alyn.

It started with a father wanting to help his son become more independent. He was frustrated with everything he tried so he decided to take things into his own hands and created Goally. From that moment on, Goally has been committed to helping neurodiverse kids and their families! CEO Shasha Shtern vists with Mark Alyn.