Res-Q Healthline Show

On today's show, WHP host RJ Harris and Dr. Jeffrey Shapiro focus on one of the natural progressions of aging. As we get older, especially into our 40's and 50's, our energy levels will begin to decrease. They discuss how Res-Q Orosine can naturally combat fatigue and support energy production despite our age.

Inside your body, more than 37 trillion cells are working to keep your heart beating, your brain thinking, and your body moving. Every one of those cells depends on omega-3 fatty acids—specifically EPA and DHA—to function properly. Today, WHP host RJ Harris and Dr. Jeffrey Shapiro discuss some success stories and testimonials from customers who take Res-Q omega-3s.

With Halloween coming, candy will be everywhere, and it's not just the kids who are going to eat it. On today's show, WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Eric Lebby talk about the importance of monitoring your sugar intake, and how too much sugar affects glucose levels and can possibly lead to diabetes.

For most people, high blood pressure doesn't develop due to one issue, but rather a combination of genetic, diet, and lifestyle factors that accumulate over an extended period of time. Though, many of these factors are controllable and can be adjusted or avoided. Today, WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Eric Lebby discuss some simple tips and Res-Q supplements that can help keep your pressure at optimal levels.

Last Sunday was World Menopause Day. On today's show, WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Jeffrey Shapiro used this as an opportunity to educate listeners about how hormonal changes in middle age can lead to higher cholesterol levels later in life. They discussed menopause in women and andropause in men and what both genders can do to protect themselves as they age.

October is National Physical Therapy Month—a great time to remind seniors and adults that physical therapy can help restore movement, strength, balance, and independence after injury, surgery, or when dealing with chronic joint problems. On today's show, WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Eric Lebby discuss how strong bones and muscles can help prevent injury prevention and help in recovery after an injury.

When most people think of metabolism, they have a vague idea of what it does. But your metabolism is actually your body’s internal engine. It is the collection of processes that turns the food and drinks you consume into energy your body can use. Your metabolism helps power everything from your heartbeat and breathing to walking, thinking, repairing tissues, and maintaining body temperature. On today's show, WCBM host Sean Casey and Dr. Jeffrey Shapiro talk about ways to keep your body's engine running. 

Today's discussion will be on common eye problems, such as failing night vision, chronic dry eyes, glaucoma, high blood sugar, and age-related macular degeneration. WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Emily Chu discuss the ways in which Res-Q's natural supplements can help keep you seeing clearly. 

Most people have no idea how closely related our cardiovascular and bone health are. People with a greater loss of bone density are also linked to heart problems. Conditions like osteoporosis and heart disease often share risk factors such as inflammation, a sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, and smoking habits. On today's show, WHP host RJ Harris and Dr. Jeffrey Shapiro discuss some supplements that will help keep both your bones and your heart strong.

Today's show is exploring a different side of movement — how circulation and nerve health influence the way we walk, balance, and recover. WAEB host Bobby Gunther Walsh and Dr. Eric Lebby discuss how strong bones and joints depend on healthy blood flow and clear nerve communication.