- Emme and Phil Aronson
- Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar
- Rona Berg
- Annie Bond
- Dr. Michael Breus
- Joan Collins
- Stephen Covey
- Nancy Davis
- Oz Garcia
- Mariel Hemingway
- Dr. Mark Hyman
- Charla Krupp
- Loretta LaRoche
- Jeanne Martinet
- Douglas J. Mason/Michael L. Kohn
- Nancy Amanda Redd
- Tonya Reiman
- Dr. Michael Roizen
- Dr. Edward Schneider
- Suzanne Somers
- Jessica Weiner
- Montel Williams
Dr. Edward Schneider on Living a Healthy Life
Dr. Edward Schneider, an expert in the field of age research, gives you the facts about the role of alternative medicine in living a long and healthy life.
- Photo Gallery: Revving Up The Male Libido
- The Full Story on Enhancing Male Sex Drive
- Dr. Schneider's Longevity Top Ten
- Aging Well
- More News and Advice About Alternative Health
- Can Red Wine Really Keep Me Young and Healthy?
About Dr. Schneider
Edward L. Schneider, M.D. is the dean emeritus at the school of gerontology at the University of Southern California as well as a practicing clinician. Formerly, he was the deputy director for the NIH's National Institute of Aging. He has edited eleven professional books and more than 180 scholarly articles. In addition to being a leading professional educator on aging, he has an extensive public speaking schedule and has appeared on 20/20, 48 Hours,, Good Morning America, Primetime Live with Diane Sawyer and Larry King Live. Dr. Schneider has been widely quoted in publications such as Newsweek, Time, Fortune, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. He has been on NPR numerous times and is the featured medical specialist on a weekly public program in Los Angeles.
Praise for Dr. Schneider
"Looking for a trusted, authoriative guide to healthy aging? This is it.
With wisdom, creativity, and no-nonsense practicality, the authors guide
readers through an otherwise confusing maze of helpful and harmful
health-enhancing treatments. Read it, and reap."
-- Dr. David J. Demko, AgeVenture News Service
"Researcher and clinician Schneider and co-author Hirschman (The Chronic Pain Solution) focus on 11 common disorders and perform a sort of consumer-oriented meta-analysis, distilling research to highlight the most promising alternative treatments for each. They resist the temptation to provide a single answer, instead drawing on degrees of efficacy … based on the quality of research available and the strength of the results."
-- Library Journal, April 15, 2006,
Dr. Schneider's Book
Let Dr. Edward Schneider be your guide through the world of alternative and unconventional medicine.
Burning Questions
- How can I regain my sex drive?
- What can I do to ward off the disorders of aging?
- Which nutrients can help prevent disease?
- Can exposure to natural sunlight be good for me?
- How can I live a more fulfilling life?
- What are some steps I can take to curb my stress?
- How do I stop worrying about everything?
- How can sex improve my overall health?
