Boiron Pharmacist on D.C. Area Radio Show This Weekend
If you live in or are visiting the Washington, D.C. area, tune in to “Essentials of Healthy Living” on Federal News Radio (1500 AM) this Sunday, November 13, to hear Boiron pharmacist Christophe Merville’s interview with Dana Laake, host and licensed nutritionist. During “Homeopathy: What It Is, How It Works and Its Many Benefits,” Christophe and Laake will discuss seasonal issues such as holiday gatherings connecting children, who catch six to 10 colds a year, with susceptible older grandparents. 
Find out from Christophe how homeopathic medicines offer safe, economical cough, cold and flu relief choices for the whole household to decrease your chances of losing sleep to a hacking cough or staying home from work with the flu. Christophe will also discuss Nux vomica—a great secret for relief from overeating and drinking during the holidays.
“Essentials of Healthy Living” airs every Sunday from 10-11 a.m. on 1500 AM, Federal News Radio (WFED). Not from the D.C. area? Listen to EHL live on the web. Might miss Christophe’s interview? Check EHL’s archives to listen to the show. You’ll also have a second chance to hear Christophe on EHL on Sunday, December 11. He’ll review how Arnicare Gel can help with sore muscles after shoveling snow, falling on ice, decorating the house or just playing with the kids.
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A Boiron pharmacist? Isn’t that a contraindication in terms? After all, one of the reasons Boiron is target of a class action suit is that it claims its products to be in some way active, whereas they are in fact pharmacologically inert.