Roland Martin
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Vitamin Toxicity. Microneedling Truths. Toxic Skincare Products #SecondOpinion
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June 18, 2026
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54:44Now Playing6.18.2026 #Second Opinion w/ Dr. Ebony Jade Hilton: Vitamin Toxicity. Microneedling Truths. Toxic Skincare Products
In this episode of **#SecondOpinion**, Dr. Ebony Jade Hilton tackles some of today's most talked-about health trends, hidden dangers, and wellness questions. From pregnancy pain and vitamin toxicity to microneedling and the chemicals hiding in everyday personal care products, this episode separates fact from fiction and helps you make informed decisions about your health.
First, Dr. Rani Balar explains how chiropractic care may help relieve back pain, sciatica, headaches, and discomfort during pregnancy, while also supporting postpartum recovery. The conversation explores when treatment may be beneficial, who should avoid it, and what expectant mothers need to know before seeking care.
Next, Dr. Nicole Swiner of Black Girl Vitamins breaks down the dangers of vitamin A toxicity after several children were hospitalized during a measles outbreak. She discusses vaccine misinformation, supplement safety, warning signs of vitamin overdose, and how parents can make safer decisions for their families.
Later, Correa Baker of Premier Medical Consulting explains the growing popularity of microneedling. Does it really improve acne scars, stretch marks, and skin texture? Who is a good candidate, what are the risks, and are at-home devices worth trying?
Then, Dr. Franklin of the Silent Spring Institute reveals what may be hiding in lotions, soaps, fragrances, cosmetics, and other personal care products. The discussion examines hormone-disrupting chemicals, product labels, fragrance ingredients, and practical steps consumers can take to reduce their exposure.
In the Prescription of the Week, Dr. Hilton highlights three simple additions that can improve gut health, support heart health, stabilize blood sugar, and promote better digestion: chia seeds, flax seeds, and psyllium husk.
#SecondOpinion #DrEbonyJadeHilton #PregnancyHealth #VitaminAToxicity #Microneedling #Skincare #WomensHealth #GutHealth #Wellness #HealthyLiving
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