Health Watch Radio: Thirty Years of Answering the Questions Patients Are Afraid to Ask

Health Watch exists because of a gap. In a standard appointment there is rarely time for the question underneath the question — the one patients ask on the way out the door, or never ask at all.

What the Show Covers

Each episode works through a topic in depth: how IV nutritional medicine actually differs from a wellness drip, what POTS and dysautonomia do to a person's daily life, why gut health and autoimmune disease keep turning up together, and what to do when every test comes back normal.

Listener questions drive a substantial share of the content, which is why the show tends to run ahead of what we write about here. If a question comes up on air three times, it usually becomes an article.

Why We Keep Doing It

• Patients arrive better informed and ask sharper questions
• People who cannot afford or access care still get useful information
• It forces us to explain our reasoning in plain language rather than clinical shorthand
• It keeps us honest — a live audience notices hand-waving quickly

An informed patient is a better patient, and better patients get better outcomes. That is the whole argument for public education.

How to Listen

Every episode is archived and streamable on our radio show page, including the most recent broadcasts. Episodes can be played directly in your browser without a subscription or app.