Join Don Goldberg and Arnie Gitomer for a discussion of vitamins, herbs and homeopathic remedies. Don and Arnie are both registered Pharmacists, with over forty years of experience each in manufacturing, product development and quality control in the nutritional supplement industry. They are joined by co-hosts Sam Forbes, C.C.N., a nutritionist, and Richard Podel, M.D., a complementary physician, for a round table discussion of supplements, and how they can improve your health.
Don and Arnie are the authors of a highly acclaimed book, The Best Supplements For Your Health. They have owned Willner Chemists, the oldest and largest nutritionally oriented pharmacy in New York, since 1992. Prior to this, Don and Arnie were involved in educating physicians throughout the United States and Canada about nutritional supplements and herbs.
Few people know as much about what is actually "in the bottle" as Don and Arnie. Often outspoken, you can count on them to "tell it like it is" when it comes to the therapeutic use of vitamin and herbal supplements. Call in with your questions. The Willner Window has been on the air continually now for over fifteen years. If you want fact, rather than marketing hype, you will want to take a look through The Willner Window.
Willner Chemists
100 Park Ave, New York, NY 10017
253 Broadway, New York, NY 10007
2900 Peachtree Rd. N.E., Atlanta GA 30305
1 800 633 1106 wor.willner.com
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