Dr. John Young
Young Foundational Health
National speaker and health educator, Dr. Young speaks extensively on the use of basic physiology and biochemistry to treat chronic disease. We invite you to listen to his podcasts as he empowers patients and practitioners to live healthier lives and help others to do the same. Stay tuned for more podcasts where Dr. Young and Alex De Oliveira A.P.R.N. speaks about the Young Foundational Health Center products, nutrients that our bodies need and how they can help us to reach optimal health.
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Dr. John Young
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25 de feb. de 2026
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Episodios
Dr. Young says Beat the Flu Before It Beats You! 25.02.2026 4:20
Don't let seasonal sniffles ruin your plans. Here’s a quick-start guide to supporting your immune system at the very first sign of a scratchy throat or low energy. Stay proactive, stay healthy, and get back to doing what you love!
The secret to anti-aging is already inside you! 23.10.2025 4:50
Dr. Young explains how Natural Killer (NK) Cells are the key to fighting arthritis, reversing thinning skin, and winning the battle against age-related disease. It's not magic, it's cellular science.
What if the cure is already out there… inside your own body? 23.09.2025 5:56
Dr. Young explains how Natural Killer (NK) stem cells act like your body’s built-in defense squad tracking down and destroying harmful invaders before they spread. Your immune system may be stronger than you think
Dr. Young speaks on the importance Iron in our bodies. 04.06.2024 2:33
why is iron so important within our bodies?
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