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.
The Signals We Ignore: Mental Health, Blood Sugar, Gut Trouble, and Sleep — What Your Body Has Been Trying to Tell You
The Health Secrets Behind an Icon: Dolly Parton's Legacy, Cancer, and What It Teaches Us About Living Well
What can one of the most beloved entertainers in American history teach us about resilience, healing,
and living a full life? This hour, Dr. Adam Brockman and Dr. Bob Martin dig into Dolly Parton's health story— her brief but serious cancer battle, the discipline behind her decades of vitality, and the literacy legacy she built that continues to shape children's health outcomes today. Plus, an inside look at the Holistic Care Clinic through a listener's firsthand experience, and a heartfelt listener comment that has us talkingabout accountability in public health.
and living a full life? This hour, Dr. Adam Brockman and Dr. Bob Martin dig into Dolly Parton's health story— her brief but serious cancer battle, the discipline behind her decades of vitality, and the literacy legacy she built that continues to shape children's health outcomes today. Plus, an inside look at the Holistic Care Clinic through a listener's firsthand experience, and a heartfelt listener comment that has us talkingabout accountability in public health.
The Clancy Case: Inside the Mistrial, the Mind, and the Medications
A mother. A nurse. Three children gone. When the Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a hung jury, it left
America with more questions than answers. This hour, Dr. Adam Brockman and Dr. Bob Martin go beyond the headlines — unpacking both sides of the case, the theories driving the national debate, and the harder truths about postpartum psychosis, psychiatric overprescription, and what happens legally now that a mistrial has been declared. It's a conversation about the fragility of the mind, the fractures in our
mental health system, and the question no parent wants to ask but every parent needs answered.
America with more questions than answers. This hour, Dr. Adam Brockman and Dr. Bob Martin go beyond the headlines — unpacking both sides of the case, the theories driving the national debate, and the harder truths about postpartum psychosis, psychiatric overprescription, and what happens legally now that a mistrial has been declared. It's a conversation about the fragility of the mind, the fractures in our
mental health system, and the question no parent wants to ask but every parent needs answered.
The Midnight Snack Mystery: Headlines, Chrono-Nutrition, and the Man Who Got Drunk Without Drinking
Does the time you eat matter as much as what you eat? New research links late-night eating to liver disease, and Dr. Brockman shows you how to close the kitchen on a better night's health. Plus this week's top headlines, from vaccine injury reporting and a food-ingredient review to peptides at the FDA, a tip for a satisfying after-dinner snack, and a true medical mystery about a man whose gut became a brewery.
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Protecting Your Sight: What the Newest Eye Research Means for You
Sudden, painless vision loss. A new study raises questions about GLP-1 drugs and the second eye, and Dr. Brockman explains what it does and doesn't prove. Then vision health expert Leslie Burke joins the show to talk about N-acetylcarnosine eye drops, cataracts, floaters, glaucoma, dry eye and macular degeneration, along with the warning signs that mean you should call your eye doctor right away.
Heard, Counted, and Believed: Vaccine Injury, Bleeding Disorders, and Your Questions Answered
A new federal clinic promises to listen to people who say they were harmed after vaccination. With Dr. Bob Martin by his side, Dr. Adam Brockman breaks down the announcement and what accountability should look like. Then it's your turn: what does it mean when erectile dysfunction strikes with "normal" labs, and is the flu shot right for you? Honest answers and a practical plan for building a stronger immune system.
Your Fat Cells May Be Holding a Grudge, and Other Headlines That Hit Home
Two meals can match on calories and nutrients and still change your body and brain differently. New research suggests fat cells may keep a "memory" of obesity that drives weight back on. Dr. Adam Brockman also covers why the exercise you do at work may not protect your brain like the exercise you choose, a debate over peptides, and the Health Alternative of the Week, black cumin seed oil. We also take a serious look at teaching young people about consent and why it's a public health issue.
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Can Intuition Belong in Healthcare? A Conversation on Medical Intuition
Doctors talk about gut feelings, but what happens when intuition becomes a trained skill? Certified Medical Intuitive Practitioner Wendie Colter, president of the National Organization for Medical Intuition, joins Dr. Adam Brockman to explain what medical intuition is and what it is not. They also look at what the early research shows and where the science still needs to catch up. It's an honest, open-minded look at a topic that will make some listeners lean in and others raise an eyebrow.
Red Meat, Blood Pressure, and the Truth Behind the Viral Headline
A viral clip claims red meat is proven to cause diabetes. What does the study actually show, and what did the clip leave out? Dr. Adam Brockman is joined by Dr. Bob Martin to answer as many of your health questions as possible. Plus, practical ways to lower blood pressure, what to ask before seeking stem cell or dental care in Mexico, and a berry that may be good for your joints.
The Sugar Humans Never Learned to Make, and the Evidence Your Doctor Isn't Reading
This hour on Health Talk America, Dr. Adam Brockman opens with the health headlines: a randomized
trial showing vitamin K2 and D3 slowed coronary artery calcification by 21%, the truth about insomnia and stroke risk, the cardiovascular upside of GLP-1 medications and the very rare vision warning that comes with them, and the cardiac rehab program that cuts heart attack risk 28% while most patients never get
offered it. Plus, school's back in session and the rashes are arriving with it. Dr. Adam walks parents through hand, foot and mouth, fifth disease, and the one sign that means emergency room, not pediatrician. And our Health Mystery of the Week: a sugar your body has never produced, sitting inside your tissues right now, that your immune system has been quietly fighting for years. The mystery was never whether your immune system is working. It's what it's been working on.
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trial showing vitamin K2 and D3 slowed coronary artery calcification by 21%, the truth about insomnia and stroke risk, the cardiovascular upside of GLP-1 medications and the very rare vision warning that comes with them, and the cardiac rehab program that cuts heart attack risk 28% while most patients never get
offered it. Plus, school's back in session and the rashes are arriving with it. Dr. Adam walks parents through hand, foot and mouth, fifth disease, and the one sign that means emergency room, not pediatrician. And our Health Mystery of the Week: a sugar your body has never produced, sitting inside your tissues right now, that your immune system has been quietly fighting for years. The mystery was never whether your immune system is working. It's what it's been working on.
Health Headlines of the Week
Health Alternative of the Week
Health Mystery of the Week