In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John discuss the optimal range for claim intake and when necessary, calcium supplementation.
The Health Edge: Vitamin K2 and Heart Health
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark and John review the sources and biologic activity of Vitamin K2. This critical and oft overlooked fat soluble vitamin protects again calcification of vasculature, reduces risk of heart disease and cardiovascular mortality and improves bone and dental health.
The Health Edge: Weight and Metabolism
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark reviews Weight loss and metabolism from an Integrative Health perspective.
Mark reviews the central connection between lifestyle-environment and insulin-leptin.
Inflammation Part 2: Taming the Flame
In this episode of The Health Edge Mark reviews effective lifestyle interventions than can powerfully lower chronic inflammation.
The Health Edge: Inflammation Part 1, The Causes

In this first of a two-part series Mark reviews why we have an inflammatory response and how it becomes disrupted on a chronic basis. He connects inflammation as an important metabolic fault-line contributing to all studied chronic, complex diseases. He explores common lifestyle contributors, all of which can be influenced in some way…the theme for part 2.
The Health Edge: Cancer Risk and Lifestyle
In this episode of The Health Edge John and Mark look at Cancer prevention and management. The focus is on the metabolic landscape e.g. insulin resistance, inflammation and oxidative stress from which many cancers emerge. John and mark explore lifestyle strategies to effectively reduce cancer risk and improve response to treatment.
The Health Edge: Prebiotic Fiber and Health
In this episode of The Health Edge John and Mark review the different types and food sources of prebiotic fiber and their varying roles in health an disease.
The Health Edge: Managing Autoimmunity
In this episode of The Health Edge John and Mark examine autoimmunity and non-pharmacologic strategies for bringing greater balance and “tolerance” to one’s immune response.