The #1 Natural Heart Health Doctor.
Dr. Jack speaks about real heart disease prevention strategies. Often controversial and against the traditional heart health dogma, Dr. Jack entertains, educates, and inspires listeners to better heart health.
What Does
Dr. Wolfson Talk About?
- Cardiac Longevity - The 100 Year Heart
- Get Off The Drugs - Natural Approaches to Cardiovascular Disease
- The Paleo Diet - Everything Else is Just a Fad
Media Appearances
Dr. Jack Wolfson has been on many major national media outlets including those in the names of Fox, CNN, NBC, USA Today and many more.
Most Recent Feature
Dr. Jack Wolfson was most recently a guest on Health Theory with Tom Bilyeu where he talked about using in-depth testing and targeted nutrition to prevent and treat cardiovascular disease. In this episode he talks about how to live to 100, body pollution and how to properly do the paleo diet.
Awards & Milestones
Dr. Jack Wolfson is a board-certified cardiologist and a fellow of the American College of Cardiology.
He has emerged as one of the world’s leading holistic natural cardiologists, and was a Natural Choice Award Winner in the Holistic MD category from Natural Awakenings Magazine.
His ideas have been featured by NBC and CNN and covered in publications like the USA Today and The Wall Street Journal.
Prior to opening Natural Heart Doctor, Dr. Jack was Chairman of the Department of Medicine and Director of Cardiac Rehabilitation at Paradise Valley Hospital in Arizona. He was also a partner in Arizona’s largest cardiology practice.
As a trusted leader in heart health and natural heart health, Dr. Jack has taught more than 10,000 physicians his natural heart health best practices.
His book, The Paleo Cardiologist: The Natural Way to Heart Health, was an Amazon # 1 best seller. He is an in-demand lecturer about natural healthy living without Big Pharma pills and invasive procedures.
"Most influential talk I've heard"
Cardiologist Dr. Jack Wolfson teaches his audience all the natural methods he’s learned & developed over the years to prevent, treat and reverse cardiovascular disease.
