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Experience Web 2.0 on DrWeil.com! Peruse our new Multimedia Library with photo essays, videos and more coming soon.

 

Video Library

Travel Fitness Tips
Travel fitness tips summary.
Creating a New Generation of Doctors
The key to reforming American medicine is reforming American medical schools. That has been Dr. Weil's focus and passion for nearly two decades.
Finding Arizona
Dr. Weil recalls the early days of his medical practice, and how he came to make his home in Arizona.
How Medical Treatments Really Work
Dr. Weil explains that medical treatments are effective only to the extent that they support and complement the body's intrinsic ability to heal itself.
How To: Using Ginger Root
Ginger is a tasty anti-inflammatory herb used in many Asian dishes. Dr. Weil describes how to use ginger root in your daily cooking.
Natura Bottled Water System
Typical bottled water served in restaurants wastes resources and money. Dr. Weil's True Food Kitchen has found a better way.
Scenes from True Food Kitchen
Take this 90-second tour of Dr. Weil's restaurant and see how he helps Chef Michael Stebner create "delicious food that happens to be good for you."
The Advantages of Integrative Medicine
Dr. Weil explains why integrative medicine offers the best hope for a more effective, less costly system of health care.
The Formative Years
Dr. Weil looks back to 1971, when he was 28 years old and made several important changes in his lifestyle and medical philosophy.
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What's Wrong With Conventional Medicine?
Dr. Weil illuminates the major shortcomings of the American health care system, especially its emphasis on managing disease rather than promoting health.

Photo Essays

Climbing Rincon Peak
Recently, two friends and I hiked to the top of beautiful Rincon Peak in southeastern Arizona, and took photos of the amazing vistas.
Making Organic Cheese in Italy
Take a photo tour with Dr. Weil as he visits organic farms in northern Italy, including this trip to an artisanal producer of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese.
One-Day Labyrinth
How can you and 28 friends build a 60-foot-diameter stone labyrinth in a day? Dr. Weil shows you the simple steps.
A Nutritious Lunch
Here's the lunch served to the world's leading nutrition scientists, who gathered in Chicago for the 6th annual Nutrition and Health Conference.
Balsamic Vinegar in Italy
Italians have much to teach Americans about healthy, delicious cuisine. The 30-year-old balsamic I had in Modena was the polar opposite of fast food.
Dr. Weil's Alaskan Adventure
I've been lucky enough to see many beautiful places in my life. I am hard pressed to think of any that can compete with Alaska.
Fabulous Food in Japan
While traveling in Japan to lecture and teach, I was fortunate to eat some wonderful, fresh cuisine. Here are some photos of my culinary adventure.
Shrines and Serenity in Japan
Japan has much to teach us about cultivating serenity in the midst of a modern, urbanized culture. Enjoy these photos from a recent trip.
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