Dr. Bob Martin believes that information and education are the keys to good health, and takes every opportunity to share his knowledge through consumer lectures, newspapers and radio health talk programs throughout the United States and Canada.
Dr. Martin holds a science certification from the University of South Dakota School of Medicine, as well as being board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine. (A.B.A.A.H.P.) Dr. Martin is double board certified as a Clinical Nutritionist (C.C.N.) through both the International and American Associations of Clinical Nutritionists and as a Diplomate of the American Clinical Board of Nutrition (D.A.C.B.N). Additionally, Dr. Martin is a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic (D.C. class of 1976) and a board certified Chiropractic Physician and Physiotherapist in the states of Arizona, Colorado and Kentucky. He is certified in Applied Kinesiology and has training in the fields of medicine, acupuncture, herbology, sports medicine, and exercise physiology.
These specialties led Dr. Martin to formulate over 30 different nutritional supplements and homeopathic remedy formulas. Dr. Martin, is the author of Secret Nerve Cures and is a contributing writer for and on the Advisory Board of Health Living Magazine. Additionally, Dr. Martin is an honoree of The Arizona Homeopathic & Integrative Medical Association’s (AHIMA) Gladys T. McGarey Lifetime Achievement Award in Integrative Medicine.
As a nutrition expert, Dr. Martin provides input for nutraceutical companies who are aiming to bring new products to market. He also works as a health consultant for Nutritional Testing Services-a company that provides comprehensive digestive system laboratory analysis for consumers. With an innovative approach to optimal health management, the company also provides nutritional blood analysis, at-home salivary hormone tests, and screening for toxic metal poisoning along with a full mineral assay. Results and recommendations are sent directly to the consumer.
DEC 7 People More Willing to Take Anti-Aging Nutritional Supplements than Drugs HR 1
DEC 7 How to determine if a patient got a Covid 19 shot without giving permission? HR 2
- Dr. Bob Martin answers listeners questions about, SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth), Are there alternative to taking cholesterol drugs? How to determine if a patient got a Covid 19 shot without giving permission? How can you obtain a blood test to determine if you have cancer called RGCC?
DEC 7 Ozempic Drugs Users Experiencing Unwanted Bodyfat Levels HR 3
- Ozempic Drugs Users Experiencing Unwanted Bodyfat Levels
- The Health Alternative of the Week
- The Health Outrage of the Week
- Product Recall of the Week
- Dr. Bob Martin answers listeners questions about, How to improve hydration, What is the healthiest way to prepare eggs? Are Lightwave Patches legit to improve health? What causes shingles, how long do they last and how to get rid of them drug-free? What to do for a high calcium scan test score?
DEC 1 Common Asthma Drug Taken by Millions Can Turn People Suicidal and Psychotic HR 1
- Common Asthma Drug Taken by Millions Can Turn People Suicidal and Psychotic
- Special Guest – Larry Logsdon discusses ‘How to Improve Blood Pressure Drug-Free’
DEC 1 Are there blood tests capable of detecting cancer? HR3
- Dr. Bob Martin answers callers’ health questions: are there blood tests capable of detecting cancer? Should you get rid of your Smartphone because it emits dangerous EMF’s? What to do for a young that doesn’t seem to be growing at a healthy rate? If your hands are numb, do you have neuropathy and is Gabapentin a good treatment? After being on two Statin / cholesterol lowering drugs for 30 years – a callers’ doctor want to start him on an injectable drugs, Repatha, is that a good idea? How to help reduce nighttime bathroom trips? Is it ok to snack on mini marshmallows? How to help hand tremors without using drugs?
- Health Alternative of the Week
- Product Recall of the Week
- Health Mystery of the Week
DEC 1 Enhance YOUR Vitality: Five Natural Supplements to Support a Healthier, Longer Life HR2
- Enhance YOUR Vitality: Five Natural Supplements to Support a Healthier, Longer Life
- Dr. Bob Martin answers callers’ health questions: How to Safely Help Urinary Incontinence? Are there long-term consequences to taking recreational drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, or heroin? How to reduce arterial plaque using nutritional supplements? Caller praises Dr. Bob Martin for helping her solve Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. What to do to prevent and treat shin splints?
NOV 24 Half of women and 1/3 of Men will develop cancer at some point in their life HR 1
The 5 foods and one drink that will increase your risk of cancer.
NOV 24 Diagnostic Errors HR 2
Estimates vary, but every year hundreds of thousands of Americans die or are injured by preventable medical errors. These acts are not on purpose – they are medical screw-ups often dealing with medical drugs and surgical procedures. The reported error rate is likely underreported by 50% since most hospitals find creative ways to sweep errors under the rug. [Dr. Bob Martin discusses this topic in a way that most doctors would be afraid to speak out about.] Special Guest: Leslie Burke, CEO of Wise Choice Medicine discussed safe and effective ways to helps cataracts, eye floaters, macular degeneration, glaucoma. and dry eye syndrome. If you want to improve vision and avoid sight loss this interview is a must listen to.
NOV 24 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome HR 3
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a painful condition if the hand, wrist, and fingers caused by compression of a nerve where it passes over the carpal bones through a passage at the front of the wrist. It is estimated that 400,000 to 600,000 Carpal Tunnel surgeries are performed each year in the US, most of which are unnecessary. [Dr. Bob Martin discusses how to help carpal tunnel syndrome without surgery or drugs]
NOV 17 Picking your nose is unsightly — but it may also raise your risk of dementia HR 1
As many as 91 percent of the US population picks their noses from time to time. Picking your nose is unsightly — but it may also raise your risk of dementia. Scientists claim, the research that has been done indicates nose picking is 'a significant risk factor for developing Alzheimer's disease. Why?
- Dr. Bob Martin – answers callers health questions
- Health Alternative of the Week
- Health Outrage of the Week
- Product Recall of the Week
- Health Mystery of the Wee