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Dr. David Sugar introduces information and conversations on current conditions and systems that make it difficult to achieve better health. He takes an investigator’s approach to topics related to common practices in allopathic medicine, as well as issues related to the farming, pharmaceutical and insurance industries. Unshackled from any allegiance other than to share the truth as he continues to discover it, Dr. Sugar invites you to listen in on these honest conversations, conducted with a bit of humor and sass. You’ll come away with information that may help in your own quest for better health.
Unknown Host hosts Unprocessed Sugar, a health show with 18 episodes published.
Doctor Shares a Summer Survival Guide How do you enjoy and benefit from exposure to sunshine safely? What is meant by being “properly” hydrated? What can you do to avoid or treat bug bites? Doctor Sugar shares tips for s
Doctor Shares a Summer Survival Guide How do you enjoy and benefit from exposure to sunshine safely? What is meant by being “properly” hydrated? What can you do to avoid or treat bug bites? Doctor Sugar shares tips for s
How can mental health challenges can be overcome with new psychotropic therapy options? Dr. Jordan Hollen, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Diplomate, and Dr. Sugar discuss them in this episode of UnProcessed S
Common sleep problems are highlighted in “Better Sleep: Real Rest,” as sleep specialist Dr. Steven Scheer and Dr. Sugar discuss best ways to address them. Both personal experience and insights gained through years of med
Part I: Why We Need It Sleep deeply impacts our overall health, supporting all the systems our bodies need to function. Dr. Sugar shares what he does to support his own sleep and discusses its many benefits with sleep ex
Stress and Balance Keeping Calm on the High Wire Part II: With Nik Wallenda Nik Wallenda, King of the High Wire, manages fear and stress to safely complete extremely dangerous feats. How does his training help him contro
Part I: Dr. Sugar's Tips Stress may be part of life, but chronic stress damages your health. In Part I of Balancing Your Stress, Dr. Sugar shares the physical and mental techniques he uses to manage stress in his own bus
Gut health impacts everything – from your mood and immune system function to your body’s ability to produce and absorb vitamins and nutrients. Dr. Sugar and Nora Clemons, Functional Medicine Nutritionist, discuss foods t
New nutrition guidelines are explained in this special episode of UnProcessed Sugar. How much protein do you need? What’s a good source of fiber or healthy carbs? Find out what whole foods Dr. Sugar recommends to meet yo
Catch the highlights of our 2025 podcasts in episode 9 of UnProcessed Sugar. Our interviews with experts in the fields of nutrition, fitness and functional medicine offer simple steps you can take to improve your health
Don’t just cover it up - look to find the source of the symptom! The root cause of a physical problem might be found in how we manage stress, or in the foods we eat – or don’t eat. Functional Medicine Health Coach Caroly
What does our healthcare system get right, and where is it lacking? What medical testing will provide solid, helpful information? And what simple steps can you take to improve your health? Dr. David Sugar and Dr. Tracy G
Do we need cholesterol? How much? And what can we do to control it? What do statins do? Dr. Sugar asks Dr. Gina Paz to help us understand how the body produces, utilizes and controls cholesterol. Her clear explanations c
The right Fats and Oils fortify your body, but what are the ones you should avoid? Dr. Sugar turns to nutritionist Nora Clemens for advice on how to select and use the most beneficial oils in this episode of UnProcessed
When Chase Pettey, founder of Adventure for All, helps people improve their fitness, he knows that Fitness Starts with the First Step – but that figuring out the best first step isn’t always easy. A clear understanding o
What are Dr. David Sugar and Nora Clemens, functional medicine nutritionist, doing to help improve their own health? Discover what they focus on to make sure their food and beverage intake truly supports good health. Fin
How to eliminate “Toxins in Your House, Poisons on Your Plate” and choose healthy alternatives? Dr. David Sugar shares changes he made to protect his own family’s health, based on raw truths he discovered. Disturbed by t
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Not your average health podcast! Dr. David Sugar introduces information and conversations on current conditions and systems that make it difficult to achieve better health. He takes an investigator’s approach to topics r
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Unprocessed Sugar is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (fitness) and has published 18 episodes.
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