Airborne spread of coronavirus is a concern for school safety and workplace spread. HealthCall's Lee Kelso talks with Corey Metzer from the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers about key strategies to dilute the virus in the air, trap it in enhanced filters and kill it with a special form of ultraviolet light. Share this video with your building manager to minimize the spread of the virus at school or where you work. www.ashrae.org/covid19

Prescription medications can deplete your body of vitamins and minerals, and the more you take the greater the risk. Pharmacist and clinical nutritionist Gregg Russell tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso about the common drugs that deplete vitamin b-12, magnesium, zinc and more. Find Gregg at www.fwcustomrx.com Broadcast 12.19.20 on www.wowo.com

Thinking differently about medicine and health is at the core of naturopathic care. HealthCall's Lee Kelso talks with Dr. Caleb Suciu, DC, who says helping the body heal itself is his goal. Learn how naturopathic care incorporates a wellness lifestyle in the treatment of cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, diabetes and other conditions. Learn more at www.crossroadswellnessfw.com

A new type of hearing assist device will soon be for sale over-the-counter. HealthCall LIVE explains why oline advertising offering low-cost hearing solutions are misleading and the devices themselves don't meet FDA guidelines. Audiologists Alison Schortgen and Madison Ziegel from The Hearing Center help you understand what these devices are not, and what to do if you are unsatisfied with the hearing aids you have. www.enthearingcenter.com Broadcast 9.19.20 on WOWO.com

Acoustic shock wave therapy is proving itself to be an effective treatment for erectile dysfunction in many men. Dr. Greg Hough from ED Clinics of Indiana tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso how the therapy works, and why he's using a new protocol for better tissue penetration leading to improved blood flow. Learn more at https://www.edclinicsofIndiana.com

When traditional medicine doesn't resolve ongoing health problems many people turn to Dr. Lee Nagel at Midwest Functional Health. A Certified Chiropractic Wellness Practitioner (CCWP), he tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso about how he tests for heavy-metal contamination and how that relates to many chronic illnesses. Learn more at www.midwestdetoxsolutions.com Broadcast 11/7/20 on WOWO AM/FM.

Researchers suspect there is a connection between bacteria in our gut and a number of conditions, including Autism Spectrum Disorders. HealthCall's Lee Kelso talks with Dr. Maude David, Oregon State University, about her research into byproducts of digestion and how they may contribute to autism and anxiety disorders.

All of us have plenty of reasons to be stressed, so take a few minutes and listen to Dr. Dave Johnson introduce the key concepts of mindfulness. He tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso how a cup of coffee can be an emotional anchor at the start of your day, and walks us through the S.T.O.P practice in this live radio broadcast on WOWO AM/FM on 11/14/20.

There's more to testosterone than you may know. Pharmacist Gregg Russell joins HealthCall's Lee Kelso to explain how testosterone plays a role in motivation, mood, cardiac health and more. Learn why any man with Type 2 diabetes might want to be screened for Low-T.

Research has found a link between bacteria that attack our teeth and several serious health problems including stroke and Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Dave Diehl of Dupont Family Dentistry recently told HealthCall listeners how these bacteria cause tooth and bone loss, and what you can do about it. Plus, you'll learn why he supports sedation dentistry and recommends one toothbrush over all others. Learn more at http:\\www.dupontfamilydentistry.com

The mountains of health data captured by activity trackers may help develop a "prescription" for exercise leading to brain health. Dr. Jeremy Manning from Dartmouth College studied a year's worth of data from more than 100 volunteers and talked with HealthCall's Lee Kelso about the results.

Dr. Paul Schulz from UTHealth in Houston discusses his research on the link between vaccination and Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Schulz's research has shown that people who have been vaccinated against the flu, shingles, tetanus, and pneumonia have a significantly lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. He tells HealthCall's Lee Kelso the science behind this link, his opinion of new monoclonal antibodies that slow progression, and the work underway to find a vaccine to prevent Alzheimer's in the future. Learn how he's changed his lifestyle to reduce the risk of dementia. Vaccine study news release: https://www.uth.edu/news/story.htm?id=9662ecf8-e815-4de0-91f1-5d8e7563559a Learn about the MIND Diet: https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/healthy-weight/diet-reviews/mind-diet/