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Living the Good Life (Talk)

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About Living the Good Life

  • Marcia McAlister
  • Talk
  • English
  • Palatine, IL
  • Call 813-417-3377
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Tue, Feb 16 2010

How Athletes Have Become Bigger and Stronger

BioEnergetics is the study of energy transfer and relationships between all living systems. Mark Deaton comes on the show to explain how your body’s energy system works whenever you exercise.
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Tue, Feb 16 2010

The Three Energy Systems and How They Affect Performance

BioEnergetics is the study of energy transfer and relationships between all living systems. Mark Deaton comes on the show to explain how your body’s energy system works whenever you exercise.
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Tue, Feb 16 2010

What is Bioenergetics

BioEnergetics is the study of energy transfer and relationships between all living systems. Mark Deaton comes on the show to explain how your body’s energy system works whenever you exercise.
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Tue, Feb 16 2010

Why Cancer Early Detection Rates are Still Quite Low

Jim Hitchin, CEO of Spectra Science joins the show to discuss why early detection rates for Cancer are still too low and what can be done to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Tue, Feb 16 2010

Tylenol Recall Traced Back to Shipping Pallets

New scientific data from independent tests reveal more about the hidden dangers of wood pallets during transportation and the threat they pose to the foods we eat and the medications we rely on every day. Bob Moore, chief executive officer of iGPS joins the show to discuss what should be done!
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Thu, Feb 11 2010

Avoiding Vitamin Toxicity

Dr. Shida Saam from Hoag Hospital joins the show to discuss vitamins and supplements and how to avoid vitamin toxicity.
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Thu, Feb 11 2010

Vitamins and Supplements

Dr. Shida Saam from Hoag Hospital joins the show to discuss vitamins and supplements and how to avoid vitamin toxicity.
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

Cardiac Cath Lab at Memorial

The high incidence of heart disease in southwest Louisiana coupled with the number of those who will die of a first-time heart attack is the impetus behind Memorial Hospital’s decision to add a third cardiac catheterization lab. Lanell Landry, RN, supervisor of Memorial’s Cardiac Cath Lab, discusses the expansion and minimally invasive diagnostic tests that your doctor may order. For more information on cardiac catheterization or to schedule an appointment, call Memorial’s Cath Lab at...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

The Heart of the Matter — Nuclear Cardiology

If you’re experiencing symptoms of heart disease, your doctor may order nuclear cardiology tests which produce images of the heart at work (during exercise) and at rest. Leslie Foreman, CNMT, the supervisor of nuclear cardiology at Memorial Hospital, discusses these minimally invasive tests that require an injection of a small, harmless dose of radioactive tracer and a specialized camera that detects the tracer as it passes through the chambers of your heart. For more information on nuclear...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

The Heart of the Matter — Cardiac Stenting

Heart disease, blood clots, atherosclerosis – the list of serious cardiovascular conditions is long and too often deadly. Dr. Christopher Thompson, a board certified cardiologist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses cardiac stents, a treatment option for some patients with blocked arteries. A small, wire metal mesh tube, a stent is used to prop open an artery and help restore normal blood flow. For more information on cardiac stents or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Thompson, call...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

The Heart of the Matter — Interventional Treatments for Heart Disease

Heart disease, blood clots, atherosclerosis – the list of serious cardiovascular conditions is long and too often deadly. Dr. Christopher Thompson, a board certified cardiologist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses minimally invasive treatment options for cardiac patients, including angioplasty and stenting to open blocked arteries and restore normal blood flow. For more information on cardiac stents or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Thompson, call Heart & Vascular Center at...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

Pediatric/Parenting Issues and the Internet: Navigating Wisely

The Internet is an amazing resource for information and entertainment. Children learn how to use computers and the Internet almost as soon as they go to school. In fact, children often know far more about computers and the Internet than parents do because parents have fewer opportunities to learn about computers and the Internet unless it is required in the workplace. Dr.Jamie A. Freishtat, MD, FAAP comes on the show to help parents navigate the internet for pediatric information and to help...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

Blogs, Forums, Groups, Etc.: What to Make of it All?

The Internet is an amazing resource for information and entertainment. Children learn how to use computers and the Internet almost as soon as they go to school. In fact, children often know far more about computers and the Internet than parents do because parents have fewer opportunities to learn about computers and the Internet unless it is required in the workplace. Dr.Jamie A. Freishtat, MD, FAAP comes on the show to help parents navigate the internet for pediatric information and to help...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

Navigating the Internet for Pediatric Information: Top Five Tips

The Internet is an amazing resource for information and entertainment. Children learn how to use computers and the Internet almost as soon as they go to school. In fact, children often know far more about computers and the Internet than parents do because parents have fewer opportunities to learn about computers and the Internet unless it is required in the workplace. Dr.Jamie A. Freishtat, MD, FAAP comes on the show to help parents navigate the internet for pediatric information and to help...
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Wed, Feb 10 2010

Parents Turning to the Internet: Why?

The Internet is an amazing resource for information and entertainment. Children learn how to use computers and the Internet almost as soon as they go to school. In fact, children often know far more about computers and the Internet than parents do because parents have fewer opportunities to learn about computers and the Internet unless it is required in the workplace. Dr.Jamie A. Freishtat, MD, FAAP comes on the show to help parents navigate the internet for pediatric information and to help...
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

What the Public Can do Now to Improve Minority Health

Health disparities are the persistent gaps between the health status of minorities and non-minorities in the United States. Despite continued advances in health care and technology, racial and ethnic minorities continue to have higher rates of disease, disability and premature death than non-minorities. African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, have higher rates of infant mortality, cardiovascular...
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Policy Makers Role in Improving Minority Health

Health disparities are the persistent gaps between the health status of minorities and non-minorities in the United States. Despite continued advances in health care and technology, racial and ethnic minorities continue to have higher rates of disease, disability and premature death than non-minorities. African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, have higher rates of infant mortality, cardiovascular...
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Why Minority Communities Aren't Conducive to Good Health

Health disparities are the persistent gaps between the health status of minorities and non-minorities in the United States. Despite continued advances in health care and technology, racial and ethnic minorities continue to have higher rates of disease, disability and premature death than non-minorities. African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, have higher rates of infant mortality, cardiovascular...
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Minority Health, Past and Current Status

Health disparities are the persistent gaps between the health status of minorities and non-minorities in the United States. Despite continued advances in health care and technology, racial and ethnic minorities continue to have higher rates of disease, disability and premature death than non-minorities. African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, have higher rates of infant mortality, cardiovascular...
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Why More Women Die From Heart Disease Than Men

When It Comes To Matters of the Heart: All Are Not Treated Equal. The Top Three Things Women Need to Know About Heart Disease. When it comes to cardiovascular disease, the number one killer of both men and women, there is a vast disparity between the genders when it comes to surviving the disease and responding to treatment. Dr Bonnie Weiner comes on the show to discuss these disparities and why women have worse outcomes than men when undergoing cardiovascular procedures.
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Postpartum Depression Survivor Breaks Her Silence

When it comes to the joys of motherhood, postpartum depression is like the huge pink elephant in the room, everyone knows it is there, but few want to speak up about it. Here's one woman who is breaking the code of silence. Thaydra, a 34 year old, mom of three from Elmwood Park comes on the show to discuss how she was totally knocked out by PPD not once but twice after she gave birth to her now seven year old son and then after she had her two and a half year oldtwins.
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Fertility Myths Answered

There are different ways to bring a child to your family, if you are dealing with fertility issues. Fertility issues can be costly, time-consuming, emotionally draining and traumatic. Steve Snyder comes on the show to discuss the ways he can help childless couples by offering advice and assistance with: Complete administrative support for family building alternatives Surrogacy Egg donations Embryo donations Adoptions
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Tue, Feb 9 2010

Avoiding Surgical Site Infections

Surgical site infections can be debilitating and even deadly for patients, especially when the infection is caused by an antibiotic resistant bacterial strain. Approximately 300,000 to 500,000 Americans suffer from surgical site infections each year, resulting in an annual cost to hospitals of approximately $7.4 billion. These infections occur when microorganisms naturally found on the skin enter the incision site during a medical procedure, which is why properly prepping the patients skin...
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Mon, Feb 8 2010

Insights Into Lyme Disease Treatment

According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) and Prevention, Lyme Disease is the fastest-growing infectious disease in the U.S., with more than 20,000 new cases reported each year. Connie Strasheim has chronic Lyme Disease. She's also written a book on Lyme Disease that is out-selling any other Lyme book currently on the market. Connie joins the show.
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Mon, Feb 8 2010

Hormones and Your Heart

Dr. Mickey Barber, CEO of Cenegenics joins the show to discuss how hormones play a role in your heart's health.
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Mon, Feb 8 2010

Alternative Treatments for Hot Flashes From Chemo Therapy

February is National Cancer Prevention Month and hot flashes are the most common side effect of chemo in both men and women. Actor, Director, Anson Williams, best known for his role as Potsie Weber on "Happy Days" joins the show to discuss his new company Physicians Prefer and his passion about alternative products that don't interact negatively with prescription drugs, including a new product which helps ease hot flashes caused by chemo.
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Mon, Feb 8 2010

The Use of Stem Cells for Repairing Wounds

Dr. Joel Aronowitz, a prominent Los Angeles cosmetic surgeon joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how the use of stem cells can aid dramatically in repairing chronic wounds. Dr. Aronowitz recently opened the Tower Wound Care Center in Santa Monica, CA.
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Thu, Feb 4 2010

Ask Dr. Friedman

Dr. Friedman answers listener emails and calls.
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Thu, Feb 4 2010

What Foods Keep You Looking Young

Hosts Dr. David Friedman and Melanie Cole, M.S. discuss the foods that can keep your skin healthy and looking young!
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Thu, Feb 4 2010

Natural Aphrodisiacs: Fact or Fiction?

Trying to spice up your love life? Well, Dr. Friedman will discuss if there are truly any natural aphrodisiacs that work.
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