Late Night Health Radio

At Celularity, our vision is to be a world-leading company accelerating commercial-scale cell therapeutics through our proprietary IMPACT™ platform, a transformative pillar in the treatment of cancer, inflammatory and age-related diseases. Robert Hariri, MD, Ph.D. talks with Mark Alyn about the revolution in cellular medicine.

At Celularity, our vision is to be a world-leading company accelerating commercial-scale cell therapeutics through our proprietary IMPACT™ platform, a transformative pillar in the treatment of cancer, inflammatory and age-related diseases. Robert Hariri, MD, Ph.D.​ talks with Mark Alyn about the revolution in cellular medicine.

We, the over 50, are waking up to the fact that our social networks are shrinking and our consequent need for supportive, intentional community is rapidly growing. We are grappling with existential questions of loss, limitation, and ultimately death, because we know in our heart of hearts that what served and satisfied us before, if it did, no longer does and won't. Many mid-lifers and later-lifers are consequently yearning for and seeking meaning, relevancy, belonging and contribution through community involvement, activism, and altruism. By helping the middle-class over-fifty return to their roots through the development of compassionate community for change, perhaps, just maybe, we can sway the rest of America back to the right path so that it could be a beacon to the rest of the world. Whitney Gray Vosberg talks with Mark Alyn about the challenges of growing older.

We, the over 50, are waking up to the fact that our social networks are shrinking and our consequent need for supportive, intentional community is rapidly growing. We are grappling with existential questions of loss, limitation, and ultimately death, because we know in our heart of hearts that what served and satisfied us before, if it did, no longer does and won't. Many mid-lifers and later-lifers are consequently yearning for and seeking meaning, relevancy, belonging and contribution through community involvement, activism, and altruism. By helping the middle-class​ over-fifty return to their roots through the development of compassionate community for change, perhaps, just maybe, we can sway the rest of America back to the right path so that it could be a beacon to the rest of the world. Whitney Gray Vosberg talks with Mark Alyn about the challenges of growing older.

Craig Kolavo speaks with Mark Alyn about the spiritual revolution he’s calling for, inspiring us to go on a powerful journey towards remembering our Divine nature and energizing us to be of service in an innovative and accessible way.

Craig Kolavo speaks with Mark Alyn about the spiritual revolution he’s calling for, inspiring us to go on a powerful journey towards remembering our Divine nature and energizing us to be of service in an innovative and accessible way.

Late Night Health’s Mark Alyn speaks with Dr. VanLandingham, President and Founder of Prevacus, and Marcy Rogers, CEO and President of SpineMark, about traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).

“Should I call the doc?” It’s a question our guest on Late Night Health, Sherry Torkos, B.Sc.Phm., R.Ph., holistic pharmacist and author on more than a dozen books on natural healing, says many parents, grandparents and caretakers wrestle with when children get sick. Because of the nature of their positions, pharmacists field a lot of questions from parents who are worried about calling their pediatrician too frequently or concerned about making unnecessary doctor appointments where they could expose their children to even more viruses and bacteria in waiting rooms.

With increased social pressure (on- and offline), test performance requirements, and competitiveness to get accepted into colleges, stress is at an all-time high for students. With the release of his 40th book, “Change Your Brain, Change Your Grades,” Late Night Health guest 10-times New York Times bestselling author, neuroscientist and psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen provides students, parents, ​and teachers simple steps to improve brain health for better performance and satisfaction in school and in life. "Change Your Brain is not only for students, but people of all ages to help keep their brain healthy and happy.

With increased social pressure (on- and offline), test performance requirements, and competitiveness to get accepted into colleges, stress is at an all-time high for students. With the release of his 40th book, “Change Your Brain, Change Your Grades,” Late Night Health guest 10-times New York Times bestselling author, neuroscientist and psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen provides students, parents and teachers simple steps to improve brain health for better performance and satisfaction in school and in life.

The eZWay Awards Golden Gala has announced over ten legends who have inspired, created, or have made a difference in this world are coming to support the award ceremony taking place on Friday, August 30, 2019 at the Center Club Orange County. Eric Zuley joins Mark Alyn to discuss the fundraiser which can be viewed live during the event at http://ezway.tv.

Many believe that the stereotypical decline in old age in regard to health and longevity are pre-determined by your genes or will require too strict of a lifestyle. Dr. Christine Horner, award-winning author of Radiant Health, Ageless Beauty joins Late Night Health host Mark Alyn to discuss what you need to avoid and embrace to experience extraordinary health and longevity. Dr. Horner sums up her 30-day program to achieve extraordinary health, beauty and longevity and talks to us about measuring omega-3, DHA and EPA levels along with vitamin D serum levels and magnesium. By using at-home testing through clinical studies that can be found on http://www.nutrientpower.org/ we can help pinpoint exactly what’s working and what combinations of these nutrients are needed for improved outcomes for a variety of health conditions, which could shed more light on what levels of vitamins and supplements you really need.Join Late Night Health Radio host, Mark Alyn and our guest, Dr. Christine Horner to learn about natural

Many believe that the stereotypical decline in old age in regard to health and longevity are pre-determined by your genes or will require too strict of a lifestyle. Dr. Christine Horner, award-winning author of Radiant Health, Ageless Beauty joins Late Night Health host Mark Alyn to discuss what you need to avoid and embrace to experience extraordinary health and longevity. Dr. Horner sums up her 30-day program to achieve extraordinary health, beauty and longevity and talks to us about measuring omega-3, DHA and EPA levels along with vitamin D serum levels and magnesium. By using at-home testing through clinical studies that can be found on http://www.nutrientpower.org/ we can help pinpoint exactly what’s working and what combinations of these nutrients are needed for improved outcomes for a variety of health conditions, which could shed more light on what levels of vitamins and supplements you really need.Join Late Night Health Radio host, Mark Alyn and our guest, Dr. Christine Horner to learn about natural

Depression is never funny, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find humor in it. That’s how I live my life. Managing depression, anxiety, and OCD is daunting. To offset daily assaults, I turn to comedy. It’s a coping mechanism.My novel, Next Therapist Please, resulted from taking aspects of my life, including hopping from one therapist to another, and placing them within a fictional light comedy and romance. The book’s main character, Janie, exhibits my unique experiences with mental unrest. Of course, there is a happy ending. Author Laurie Finkelstein visits with Mark Alyn, Darrell Wayne and Mike Anderson to talk about therapy - the good, the bad and moving on to the next therapist!

Depression is never funny, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find humor in it. That’s how I live my life. Managing depression, anxiety, and OCD is daunting. To offset daily assaults, I turn to comedy. It’s a coping mechanism.My novel, Next Therapist Please, resulted from taking aspects of my life, including hopping from one therapist to another, and placing them within a fictional light comedy and romance. The book’s main character, Janie, exhibits my unique experiences with mental unrest. Of course, there is a happy ending. Author Laurie Finkelstein visits with Mark Alyn, Darrell Wayne and Mike Anderson to talk about therapy - the good, the bad and moving on to the next therapist!

10,000 people turn 65 every day in the US. Mike Anderson, of Finestone Partners, shares what healthcare costs later in life can do to deplete retirement savings and how longevity really adds to the bill, even if you are healthy for most of your retirement. Mike also talks about meeting The Insane Darrell Wayne - more than 30 years. He proves that Darrell is the nicest guy in radio.

10,000 people turn 65 every day in the US. Mike Anderson, of Finestone Partners, shares what healthcare costs later in life can do to deplete retirement savings and how longevity really adds to the bill, even if you are healthy for most of your retirement. Whose making it through and who is not making it through dealing with this big, mostly unknown cost? For those that are not retired yet, what can you do to prepare for the out-of-pocket expense that Medicare does not cover, mainly day to day nursing costs and uncovered prescriptions? Mike talks with Mark Alyn about this growing problem.

10,000 people turn 65 every day in the US. Mike Anderson, of Finestone Partners, shares what healthcare costs later in life can do to deplete retirement savings and how longevity really adds to the bill, even if you are healthy for most of your retirement. Whose making it through and who is not making it through dealing with this big, mostly unknown cost? For those that are not retired yet, what can you do to prepare for the out-of-pocket expense that Medicare does not cover, mainly day to day nursing costs and uncovered prescriptions? Mike talks with Mark Alyn about this crisis facing aging Americans.

Perry Cockerell is a retired Navy Commander from Fort Worth, TX who has just published his third book in a triology. “As a retired navy and intelligence officer, the military interests me and that’s where the inspiration for the books came from,” Cockerell said.

Tatiana's War sheds light on post-traumatic stress (PTSD) occurring in journalists covering war-time events. What makes it unique is that it is presented as a science fiction parody. Synopsis: When one journalist discovers that her focus on "fake news" begins to manifest in the real world, chaos ensues as she is faced with an internal conflict between the law of attraction and religion. Retired Navy Commander Perry Cockerell talks about PTSD and returning military with Mark Alyn.