The Dr. Pat Show
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"Making Marriage Simple" with authors Harville Hendrix,...
In "Making Marriage Simple," bestselling authors and Imago Relationships founders Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt distill what they've learned from decades of research, their counseling and workshops with couples into ten essential and provocative truths about marriage. This book will give couples the practical tools they need to transform their relationship and foster a rewarding and joyous marriage. Making Marriage Simple
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Instant Healing with Dr. Susan Shumsky
Transform your mind, body, and emotions in 5 Minutes or less using powerful spiritual healing and affirmation methods that have proven effective for millions of people for the past 150 years. Click Here for Dr. Susan Shumsky
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Take 2: Your Guide to Creating Happy Endings and New...
If life is an epic saga, who's in charge of your narrative? Is the plot unfolding as you imagined? Whether you find yourself trudging along in boredom or caught up in a chaotic whirlwind of overcommitment, you can still take creative control and call for Take 2. This is a book about rebooting your life at any point. It's about starting over; taking inventory; and getting smarter, stronger, and sexier with no apologies, no regrets, and no turning back. Leeza Gibbons
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THE LEAN: A Revolutionary (and Simple!) 30-Day Plan for...
If you've ever dieted, you've undoubtedly worked very hard to achieve results--only to experience the disappointment of having the pounds creep back on. But now wellness expert Kathy Freston lets readers in on her secret: losing weight doesn't have to be difficult, and it can last. With this book she shares the powerful concept of The Lean--a radically effective approach to positive change--with a practical 30-day plan to transform your health and jump-start weight loss in the most gentle,...
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Dealing With Obesity
Dr. Michael Jay Nusbaum joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss how obese patients can begin to get help with surgical and nonsurgical options, the general public’s misconceptions about weight loss surgery, and the social struggles and implications for obese patients.
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Doctors' Lawsuit Targets USDA Double-Speak
A nonprofit physicians organization is suing the federal government over the newly released Dietary Guidelines for Americans, accusing officials of using deliberately obscure language regarding foods consumers should avoid. Susan Levin, M.S., R.D. joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) cites the government’s conflicts of interest and arbitrary and capricious behavior in developing nutrition advice that was supposed to help Americans fight...
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Eating Your Way To A Healthy Glow
With David Herzog’s multi-pronged approach to looking and feeling better you can achieve optimal health and beauty. David joins Dr. DeSilva to explain how to look your best without the expense or invasive procedures that will not have the same long term effects or benefits.
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5 Healthy Tips To Shed Those Extra Winter Pounds
Leading health and fitness expert and author Susan Smith Jones, PhD, joins Dr. DeSilva to reveal her favorite tips for getting through the winter without any extra fat on your body. Dr. Susan’s favorites include behavior modification as well as natural herbs and other remedies.
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Latest Interventions in Obesity
Introducing the history of non-drug interventions that effectively counter diabetes, Dr. Nick Delgado explains key disease risk factors and how they may be managed naturally. With a primary focus on the role of fats in precipitating negative insulin changes, he explains the direct relationship between diabetes and obesity, and the quantity and quality of life. Dr. Delgado also outlines the role of hormones in diseases, and their effects in obesity, Metabolic Syndrome (pre-diabetes), and...
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Foods for Longevity
Introducing the history of non-drug interventions that effectively counter diabetes, Dr. Nick Delgado explains key disease risk factors and how they may be managed naturally. With a primary focus on the role of fats in precipitating negative insulin changes, he explains the direct relationship between diabetes and obesity, and the quantity and quality of life. Dr. Delgado also outlines the role of hormones in diseases, and their effects in obesity, Metabolic Syndrome (pre-diabetes), and...
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Risk Factors for Prediabetes & Metabolic Syndrome
Introducing the history of non-drug interventions that effectively counter diabetes, Dr. Nick Delgado explains key disease risk factors and how they may be managed naturally. With a primary focus on the role of fats in precipitating negative insulin changes, he explains the direct relationship between diabetes and obesity, and the quantity and quality of life. Dr. Delgado also outlines the role of hormones in diseases, and their effects in obesity, Metabolic Syndrome (pre-diabetes), and...
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Physiological Changes & Role of Diet
Introducing the history of non-drug interventions that effectively counter diabetes, Dr. Nick Delgado explains key disease risk factors and how they may be managed naturally. With a primary focus on the role of fats in precipitating negative insulin changes, he explains the direct relationship between diabetes and obesity, and the quantity and quality of life. Dr. Delgado also outlines the role of hormones in diseases, and their effects in obesity, Metabolic Syndrome (pre-diabetes), and...
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Save Your Blood Sugar
Get the latest health headlines from Dr. Michael Roizen and co-host Arthur Perry, MD., Plus more from RealAge: Simple Asian Cooking Switch Saves Blood Sugar Also, Dr. Perry's Flap of the Week - What's Dr. Perry all fired up about this week? Tune in to find out.
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Overcoming Stuttering
Jane Fraser, president of The Stuttering Foundation and co-author of "If Your Child Stutters: A Guide for Parents", delves into the real reasons why people stutter and discusses the most effective methods of therapy. Plus, RealAge Tip of the Week - Dinner Option That Whittles Down Stroke Risk
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Outcomes of ER Patients Presenting with Adverse Drug...
A new study out today in the Annals of Emergency Medicine is about a common problem seen in the ER, adverse drug interactions. We will discuss with the author how severe the problem is and what are the expected outcomes of these patients after they are taken to the emergency department.
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Adverse Drug Reactions
With so many people on so many different medications today in the US it’s estimated that 1 in 5 patients are injured or killed by adverse drug reactions. Learn about what emergency physicians are seeing and treating related to common drug reactions and interactions as well as who is affected the most. And learn some things you can do to decrease the problem and protect you and loved ones.
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Pediatric Drug Overdoses
It’s not the household chemicals under the sink that are more likely to pose a poisoning risk for your young kids at home...it’s prescription drugs! Unintentional overdose in children is frightening for any parent and sometimes it is not just from very young kids getting into unsecured meds but teens taking them intentionally. Also there is a risk with some medications of parent unknowingly and unintentionally over dosing their kids with duplicate ingredients. Dr. Lee Benjamin joins the show...
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Drug Abuse Issues in the ER
Emergency physicians deal with drug abuse issues in the ED every day. Both prescription drugs and illegal drugs are a problem. We will talk with Dr. Eric Lavonas about what we are seeing more of now in emergency rooms as well as how serious the problem is and what’s being done to help combat it.
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Should There Be Cameras In The Delivery Room?
Dr. Randi Hutter Epstein joins Danika to discuss the controversy over the fact that some hospitals are banning videos in the delivery room. The debate, of course, has nothing to do with safety but about doctors’ fear of lawsuits versus a woman’s right to choose. (Choose video over stills, that is.)
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The Amazing History of Baby-Making!
Dr. Randi Hutter Epstein joins Danika to discuss the surprisingly fascinating history of childbirth and how the birthing process and a woman's experience of pregnancy have changed and evolved through time.
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The Natural Anti-Aging Solution
Dave Rousett, co-author of "The Hyaurlanic Acid Miracle" joins the show to discuss his newest book, which serves as a natural solution to anti-aging.
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Staying Fit at Any Age
Cardiologist, Dr. James Beckerman who was recently featured on the “Today Show” joins “To Your Good Health Radio” to discuss his latest book “The Flex Diet.”
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Embrace Your Beauty at Any Age
Ford Classic super model, Cindy Joseph joins the show to discuss what to look out for with regards to ingredients in various make-up lines which claim to make you look young but DO NOT and share her belief that again is another word for LIVING and should be CELEBRATED!
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Suzanne Somers: Sexy Forever!
Actress, award winning author and health expert Suzanne Somers joins the show to talk about her newest book, "Sexy Forever". She explains how toxins get stored in our fat tissue, making it impossible to lose weight as we get older. She teaches us how to clean out and restore our bodies, and tells us how to keep weight off while eating great food to be absolutely sexy — forever.
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Managing Chronic Illness On The Road
Dr. Karl Neumann MD, FAAP, editor of the newsletter of the International Society of Travel Medicine comes on the show to discuss traveling with your children. He will give his best advice and tios on infectious diseases - what vaccines do you need when going to certain parts of the world? How do you keep your kids healthy on the road (hand sanitizer? bottled water?)? What medicines should you pack in case kids catch a bug? How to manage chronic illness on the road - are there special...
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Infectious Diseases; Vaccines and Must Have Information...
Dr. Karl Neumann MD, FAAP, editor of the newsletter of the International Society of Travel Medicine comes on the show to discuss traveling with your children. He will give his best advice and tios on infectious diseases - what vaccines do you need when going to certain parts of the world? How do you keep your kids healthy on the road (hand sanitizer? bottled water?)? What medicines should you pack in case kids catch a bug? How to manage chronic illness on the road - are there special...
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Medical Kit, What To Bring Just In Case
Dr. Karl Neumann MD, FAAP, editor of the newsletter of the International Society of Travel Medicine comes on the show to discuss traveling with your children. He will give his best advice and tios on infectious diseases - what vaccines do you need when going to certain parts of the world? How do you keep your kids healthy on the road (hand sanitizer? bottled water?)? What medicines should you pack in case kids catch a bug? How to manage chronic illness on the road - are there special...
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10 Tips for Planning Successful Family Vacations
Dr. Karl Neumann MD, FAAP, editor of the newsletter of the International Society of Travel Medicine comes on the show to discuss traveling with your children. He will give his best advice and tios on infectious diseases - what vaccines do you need when going to certain parts of the world? How do you keep your kids healthy on the road (hand sanitizer? bottled water?)? What medicines should you pack in case kids catch a bug? How to manage chronic illness on the road - are there special...
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Alzheimer’s and Memory Loss: Terry Answers Your Questions
Host Terry Lemerond answers listener questions. Call in during the LIVE show at 877.711.5611, or email Terry@Healthradio.net
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Additional Natural Interventions to Improve Memory
In this segment, Terry shares information on natural products which have been clinically studied to improve memory and mental function.
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The Alzheimer’s Brain: Plaques and Tangles
What is happening in the brain of a person with Alzheimer’s disease? Is there anything that can be done to stop the progression of this disease? Terry talks about the physical changes in the brain caused by Alzheimer’s disease, and the current options for healing the brain and improving memory.
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The True Cost of Memory Loss
It is estimated that by the year 2050, almost 14 million people will have Alzheimer’s disease. Terry Lemerond, our host, will discuss the impact of this disease on many facets of life – physical, social, and financial.
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Safegaurd Your Meds, Protect Your Family
Amy Goldstein joins Danika to discuss what you can do to help protect the kids in your family (and in your community) from falling victim to the prescription drug abuse epidemic.
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Prescription Drug Abuse & Teens
Amy Goldstein joins Danika to discuss the teen prescription drug abuse epidemic.
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The Science Behind The Mind-Body Connection
What is "Integrative Health?" Over the last 25 years, advanced research on the brain and the immune system has provided science with biochemical evidence for the mind-body connection. Dr. Howard Rankin joins Danika to explain how these exciting findings have fueled the emergence of the field of Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), and the possibly of an exciting integration of psychology, psychotherapy and neuroscience.
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The Brain & The Immune System
Dr. Howard Rankin joins Danika to explain that we humans are hard-wired to respond physically to the things that affect us emotionally, and that what happens in the brain impacts the entire body. The brain influences your reactions and has a profound effect on energy, motivation and cognition.
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Best Worksite Wellness Practices
More than 60% of adults work, and many spend 2,000 or more hours a year at work. Worksite wellness makes the places they work healthier. An ideal healthy worksite has opportunities for employees to: be physically active eat healthful foods and live tobacco-free. A 2002 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study noted that companies with physical activity programs for employees have reduced health care costs by 20 percent to 55 percent, reduced short-term sick leave by up to 32...
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Resetting Your Reflexes; Staying Safe At Work
More than 60% of adults work, and many spend 2,000 or more hours a year at work. Worksite wellness makes the places they work healthier. An ideal healthy worksite has opportunities for employees to: be physically active eat healthful foods and live tobacco-free. A 2002 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study noted that companies with physical activity programs for employees have reduced health care costs by 20 percent to 55 percent, reduced short-term sick leave by up to 32...
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Feeding your brain. Why Do We Have Trouble Paying...
More than 60% of adults work, and many spend 2,000 or more hours a year at work. Worksite wellness makes the places they work healthier. An ideal healthy worksite has opportunities for employees to: be physically active eat healthful foods and live tobacco-free. A 2002 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study noted that companies with physical activity programs for employees have reduced health care costs by 20 percent to 55 percent, reduced short-term sick leave by up to 32...
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Workplace Wellness; Why do people get hurt at Work
More than 60% of adults work, and many spend 2,000 or more hours a year at work. Worksite wellness makes the places they work healthier. An ideal healthy worksite has opportunities for employees to: be physically active eat healthful foods and live tobacco-free. A 2002 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study noted that companies with physical activity programs for employees have reduced health care costs by 20 percent to 55 percent, reduced short-term sick leave by up to 32...
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Home Health Care Tips For Living With Multiple Sclerosis
The average diagnosis of MS is between ages of 20 and 50. Lainie Messina joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss that living with MS can often mean making some changes in one's home life, and planning ahead for when outside help may be needed.
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Is Your Hearth Healthy? (It May Not Be...)
Americans think they are in better heart health than they really are. According to a recent American Heart Association survey, nearly 40 percent thought they were in ideal heart health, when in reality less than 1 percent of Americans have an ideal profile.
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Mom Was Right: Good Posture Matters!
Research studies show what moms have always known: Standing up tall affects how you look, reduces back pain and is good for your health. Besides affecting back and neck pain, posture affects joint stress and arthritis, as well as how deep and well you can breath. Dr. Steven Weiniger joins Dr. DeSilva to explain that posture is a habit with significant health effects, one where training your body with a little bit of consistent effort really makes a difference.
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From Pain to Wellness
For millions suffering from disabling chronic pain, getting an accurate diagnosis is physically and emotionally daunting, and increasingly costly. A recent study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers indicates healthcare costs will rise more than nine percent in 2011. In this economy, no patient should go untreated, or worse, misdiagnosed. One of the most published and forward thinking pain management specialists, Dr. James Gruft joins the show to explain why your doctor may not be not be...
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The Alternative Medicine Cabinet
Naturopath and author, Kathy Gruver joins the show to discuss how many remedies to your health issues could be in your cabinets already!
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How Acupuncture Can Help Infertility
Mike Berkley, Founder and Director of The Berkley Center for Reproductive Wellness joins the show to discuss how acupuncture may be able to help those with fertility issues.
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What are Adaptogens?
Adaptogens are a special class of herbs that increase the body’s resistance to stress, trauma, anxiety and fatigue by raising nonspecific resistance toward such stress, thus allowing you to “adapt” to the stressful circumstance. Chris Kilham, medicine hunter joins the show to explain what adaptogens are and how they can help relieve stress.
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Sweet but Healthy Cholesterol
Get the latest health headlines from Dr. Michael Roizen and co-host Arthur Perry, MD., Plus more from RealAge: A Sweet Way to Help Your Cholesterol Also, Dr. Perry's Flap of the Week - What's Dr. Perry all fired up about this week? Tune in to find out.
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Life-Extending Tips for All Ages
Robert Butler, MD, founder and CEO of the International Longevity Center and author of "The Longevity Prescription: The 8 Proven Keys to a Long, Healthy Life", explains why it's never too late to make changes that will help you live longer and make your later years some of the happiest and healthiest. Plus, RealAge Tip of the Week - Think This Thought to Curb Overeating
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A Safe Drug That Can Help Slow Alzheimer's?
With the number of people age 65 and older expected to rise to 72 million by 2030, the effects of Alzheimer’s could have a devastating impact on this population of seniors. Intellect Neurosciences has invented ANTISENILIN monoclonal antibodies for the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease. They have gained attention from several major pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Glaxo and Johnson and Johnson who have licensed the invention. Johnson and Johnson has invested $500...
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Slowing the Progression or Onset of Alzheimer's
With the number of people age 65 and older expected to rise to 72 million by 2030, the effects of Alzheimer’s could have a devastating impact on this population of seniors. Intellect Neurosciences has invented ANTISENILIN monoclonal antibodies for the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease. They have gained attention from several major pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Glaxo and Johnson and Johnson who have licensed the invention. Johnson and Johnson has invested $500...
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A Cure for Alzheimer’s
With the number of people age 65 and older expected to rise to 72 million by 2030, the effects of Alzheimer’s could have a devastating impact on this population of seniors. Intellect Neurosciences has invented ANTISENILIN monoclonal antibodies for the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease. They have gained attention from several major pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Glaxo and Johnson and Johnson who have licensed the invention. Johnson and Johnson has invested $500...
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How Can We Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer's?
With the number of people age 65 and older expected to rise to 72 million by 2030, the effects of Alzheimer’s could have a devastating impact on this population of seniors. Intellect Neurosciences has invented ANTISENILIN monoclonal antibodies for the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease. They have gained attention from several major pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Glaxo and Johnson and Johnson who have licensed the invention. Johnson and Johnson has invested $500...
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Ask Dr. Friedman
Dr. David Friedman answers listener emails and questions. Topics include, weight loss, healthy foods and arthritis. Feel free to call in during the Live show with your questions. Call 877.711.5611
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Give Your Skin a Healthy Glow this Summer
The skin is considered the body's largest organ, but often the last to get attention. Board certified cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Jonathan Crane joins the program to share his views on how to best keep your skin healthy this Summer.
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Smiling is Good For Your Health
We've all heard the saying, "Laughter is the Best Medicine!" The world's leading Humorologist, Dr. Paul McGhee joins the show to provide some science to back that up. He has spent 22 years conducting basic research on humor and laughter as it relates to health and has authored 13 books on humor.
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Total Hip Resurfacing - Pt 4
Dr. Harlan Amstutz of the Joint Replacement Institute in Los Angeles joins the show to discuss Total Hip resurfacing called CONSERVE, now available in the U.S.
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Total Hip Resurfacing - Pt 3
Dr. Harlan Amstutz of the Joint Replacement Institute in Los Angeles joins the show to discuss Total Hip resurfacing called CONSERVE, now available in the U.S.
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Total Hip Resurfacing - pt 2
Dr. Harlan Amstutz of the Joint Replacement Institute in Los Angeles joins the show to discuss Total Hip resurfacing called CONSERVE, now available in the U.S.
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Total Hip Resurfacing
Dr. Harlan Amstutz of the Joint Replacement Institute in Los Angeles joins the show to discuss Total Hip resurfacing called CONSERVE, now available in the U.S.
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Navigating Food Choices To Manage Weight:
Home News ACSM News Releases For immediate release June 2, 2010 STUDY: DOCTORS NOT TALKING ABOUT STRENGTH TRAINING WITH PATIENTS Most individuals willing to perform resistance exercise if advised by physician BALTIMORE – Although strength training is a key component of fitness, physicians and other health care providers aren’t routinely discussing it with patients, according to a study presented at American College of Sports Medicine’s 57th Annual Meeting in Baltimore. Teresa Merrick, Ph.D....
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Losing Inches Through Strength Training
Home News ACSM News Releases For immediate release June 2, 2010 STUDY: DOCTORS NOT TALKING ABOUT STRENGTH TRAINING WITH PATIENTS Most individuals willing to perform resistance exercise if advised by physician BALTIMORE – Although strength training is a key component of fitness, physicians and other health care providers aren’t routinely discussing it with patients, according to a study presented at American College of Sports Medicine’s 57th Annual Meeting in Baltimore. Teresa Merrick, Ph.D....
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Strength Training For Women
Home News ACSM News Releases For immediate release June 2, 2010 STUDY: DOCTORS NOT TALKING ABOUT STRENGTH TRAINING WITH PATIENTS Most individuals willing to perform resistance exercise if advised by physician BALTIMORE – Although strength training is a key component of fitness, physicians and other health care providers aren’t routinely discussing it with patients, according to a study presented at American College of Sports Medicine’s 57th Annual Meeting in Baltimore. Teresa Merrick, Ph.D....
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Study: Doctors Not Talking About Strength Training With...
Home News ACSM News Releases For immediate release June 2, 2010 STUDY: DOCTORS NOT TALKING ABOUT STRENGTH TRAINING WITH PATIENTS Most individuals willing to perform resistance exercise if advised by physician BALTIMORE – Although strength training is a key component of fitness, physicians and other health care providers aren’t routinely discussing it with patients, according to a study presented at American College of Sports Medicine’s 57th Annual Meeting in Baltimore. Teresa Merrick, Ph.D....
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Running Injury Free
Running expert, Joe Puleo joins the show to discuss how to run, stay healthy and injury free!
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Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Every minute of every day, in thousands of doctor’s offices across the country, there is information people should know about their medical condition that is not being discussed. People often forget key questions or sometimes don’t even know the right questions to ask at all. Sagar Nigwekar, MD, and Jim Sutton, RPA-C, join the show to discuss their book, "Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor" and the ways that patients can use it to be their own best advocate.
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The Classic Summer Diet Dilemma: Swimsuit or Sweets?
With Summer finally here, Americans start to dream of swimming, sun and fitting into those swimsuits! BUT, they also start dreaming of those yummy Summer treats as well...in fact, Americans love sweets so much, that they are less than resolute when it comes to passing them up, despite the potential toll on their summer swimsuit look. Dr. Kristine Clark, Director of Sports Nutrition at Penn State University joins the show with some tips on how you can indulge your sweet tooth and still look...
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Overworked and Stressed Out?
For almost 200 years, scientists have suspected that wine consumption had something to do with "The French Paradox" - the fact that 50% more Frenchmen live to 100 than America and other countries, despite a rich, high fat diet. But only in the last few years has the explanation become clear. The large quantities of wine consumed in France contain over 500 beneficial polyphenols, and two of these (Resveratrol and Quercetin) have been shown to slow down the aging process and help prevent...
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Gastro-Intestinal Disorders
Joyce Murray, specialist in diagnosing and treating gastro-intestinal disorders, joins the show to discuss what you can do and how you know when you have a GI issue.
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Minimally-Invasive Weight-Loss Surgery
Dr. Rajeev Vohra joins the show to discuss options for minimally invasive weight loss surgeries, in particular gastric sleeve surgery which can help obese people lose significant weight.
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Digestion and Enzymes
Nena Dockery, from National Enzyme joins the show to discuss enzymes and how they play a role in digestion; when does digestions start and the importance of intestinal health.
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What is an Enzyme and What Does it Do?
Nena Dockery, from National Enzyme joins the show to discuss enzymes; what are they, description of the various kinds of enzymes: pancreatic, plant enzymes and microbial enzymes and how they differ and the necessity of enzyme supplementation.
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Cancer Prevention, Spice and Everything Nice
Get the latest health headlines from Dr. Michael Roizen and co-host Arthur Perry, MD., Plus more from RealAge: Sprinkle On This Spice for Cancer Protection Also, Dr. Perry's Flap of the Week - What's Dr. Perry all fired up about this week? Tune in to find out.
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Why You Need to Rest More and How to Do It Right
Matthew Edlund, M.D., author of "The Power of Rest: Why Sleep Alone Is Not Enough", explains the value of active resting and offers simple ways you can reclaim the lost art of resting to re-energize your mind, body, and soul. Plus, RealAge Tip of the Week - Slim Down with This Multitasking Side Dish
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One ER Doc's Experience in Haiti
Practicing emergency physician and ACEP spokesperson, Dr. Melissa Barton joins the show to discuss her experience providing medical relief in Haiti just after the earthquake; we will hear about what conditions were like for doctors who traveled to Haiti to administer medical relief and what people are expecting now almost 6 months later.
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Safety When Traveling Abroad
Dr. Jon Mark Hirshon, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine joins Dr. Vinocur to discuss his Injury Prevention project with the NIH and how that can translate to your teen and young adults as they travel abroad for study or vacations this summer.
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Living in Emergency - Doctors Without Borders
One of the doctors featured in the documentary film, "Living in Emergency" which focuses on Doctors Without Borders providing emergency medical care in war torn regions, Dr. Chiara Lepora joins the show. She will discuss the medical conditions in these regions and what compels her to practice medicine under these extreme conditions.
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Living in Emergency - The Movie
Mark Hopkins, Documentary Film Director joins Dr. Leigh to discuss his movie, "Living in Emergency". Mark will speak about his riveting account of how Doctors Without Borders go into war torn region to administer humanitarian and medical aid and we will discuss why he felt compelled to do this documentary.
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Nutritional Tips for Summer Survival
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss health and nutrition tips for surviving the summer months and he will explain what exactly trace minerals are and where they are found.
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What Are “Trace” Minerals
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss health and nutrition tips for surviving the summer months and he will explain what exactly trace minerals are and where they are found.
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The 30-Day Diabetes Cure
Every 10 seconds, someone is diagnosed with diabetes--with official estimates pegged at seven million new cases each year. Diabetes is crippling and killing more than 250,000 Americans annually! Author and renowned diabetes expert, Dr. Stefan Ripich joins the show to discuss how to treat this scourge and toss out your diabetes medication by eating the right foods.
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Lights Out for Light Cigarettes
Effective June 22, 2010, the most popular selling cigarettes – light cigarettes – will be phased out as part of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, which was signed into law on June 22, 2009. At long last, the terms “light”, “low-tar” and “mild” cigarettes– introduced by the tobacco companies as a way to mislead customers into believing the products are less harmful than regular cigarettes – will be prohibited. Although many people believe “light” and “low-tar” cigarettes...
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Top Questions To Ask When You Are in the Hospital
Every minute of every day, in thousands of doctor’s offices across the country, there is information people should know about their medical condition that is not being discussed. People often forget key questions or sometimes don’t even know the right questions to ask.* Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor* alleviates that problem for any patient. Sagar Nigwekar, MD, and Jim Sutton, RPA-C, come on the show to discuss their book Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor and the ways that patients can...
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Invaluable New Medical Guide, Top 5 Questions to Ask...
Every minute of every day, in thousands of doctor’s offices across the country, there is information people should know about their medical condition that is not being discussed. People often forget key questions or sometimes don’t even know the right questions to ask.* Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor* alleviates that problem for any patient. Sagar Nigwekar, MD, and Jim Sutton, RPA-C, come on the show to discuss their book Top 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor and the ways that patients can...
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Bedwetting in Children; Is There Help?
Dr. Lane Palmer, Chief of Pediatric Urology at the Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, comes on the show to give hope to the many parents of children with bedwetting problems.
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Mind Over Bladder: Female Incontinence
Jill M. Rabin, MD, FACOG Chief, Ambulatory Care and Urogynecology Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Long Island Jewish Medical Center, comes on the show to discuss her book Mind Over Bladder and answer questions about female urological health.
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Newborns and Patent Ductus Arteriosus
Some newborns, especially those who are born prematurely or who have a family history of congenital heart disease, may have a condition called patent ductus arteriosus (PDA), a persistent opening between two major blood vessels leading from the heart. This heart defect often closes on its own or is readily treatable. Left untreated, a patent ductus arteriosus can cause too much blood to flow through the heart, weakening the heart muscle and causing heart failure and other complications. Dr....
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ElectroEencephalogram (EEG) Testing at Lake Charles...
If you, or someone you love—experiences seizures, frequent or intermittent loss of consciousness, dementia, sleep disorders, or a physical problem of the brain, spinal cord or nervous system, your doctor may order an EEG or electroencephalogram, to help diagnosis the cause of your condition. Boyace Harlan, a certified neurodiagnostic technologist and polysomnographic technologist on staff at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, explains the EEG, why it is performed, and how to prepare for your...
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Women and Hypothyroidism
Undiagnosed hypothyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, is blamed for a number of symptoms in women, including sensitivity to cold, depression, forgetfulness, and weight gain. Dr. Jorge Kohatsu, a board certified family medicine specialist on staff at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, discusses the symptoms, causes and possible treatment options for hypothyroidism, a condition that affects mostly women, especially those over 50. For more information on hypothyroidism or to schedule an...
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Diabetes Education at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital
While there is currently no cure, diabetes can be successfully managed. Lifestyle changes, including modifying your diet, increasing your physical activity, and various treatment options can help you live a normal life and decrease your symptoms. Diabetes Education at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital can provide the education and support you need to get—and stay—healthy. Karen DeMourelle, director of diabetes education at Memorial, discusses the many ways the diabetes education team can help,...
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You Tube and Social Networking Sites, Keeping Your Child...
Today’s teens and “tweens” are connected to one another, and to the world, via digital technology more than any previous generation. Recent data suggests that social media venues like Facebook and Twitter have surpassed e-mail as the preferred method of communication in all age groups. While today’s tweens and teens may be more digitally savvy than their parents, their lack of maturity and life experience can quickly get them into trouble with these new social venues. Joining the program is...
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Internet Safety; How Much Monitoring is Too Much?
Today’s teens and “tweens” are connected to one another, and to the world, via digital technology more than any previous generation. Recent data suggests that social media venues like Facebook and Twitter have surpassed e-mail as the preferred method of communication in all age groups. While today’s tweens and teens may be more digitally savvy than their parents, their lack of maturity and life experience can quickly get them into trouble with these new social venues. Joining the program is...
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Illness and Child Care: When is it OK to Send Your Sick...
Choosing appropriate child care for your infant or young child can seem as overwhelming. As a parent, it is your responsibility to ensure that your child is safe and happy in a child care environment that is fun, educational, and nurturing. Dr.Elaine Donoghue, MD, FAAP,Vice-chair for Medical Education Department of Pediatrics, LVHN, comes on the show to discuss how to choose childcare and when it is appropriate to keep your child home with an illness.
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Child Care: Home Or Away?
Choosing appropriate child care for your infant or young child can seem as overwhelming. As a parent, it is your responsibility to ensure that your child is safe and happy in a child care environment that is fun, educational, and nurturing. Dr.Elaine Donoghue, MD, FAAP,Vice-chair for Medical Education Department of Pediatrics, LVHN, comes on the show to discuss how to choose childcare and when it is appropriate to keep your child home with an illness.
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Integrative Treatment for Fibromyalgia/ Chronic Fatigue...
Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum, author and renowned integrative medical authority joins the show to discuss some alternative treatments for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Better Heart, Better Mood
Feeling blue? Well maybe all you need is a few minutes of exercise to turn your mood around! The heart is a complex organ and when you keep it healthy, you keep you entire body healthy too. So work out, eat right, and start making healthier lifestyle choices to that will help your heart and your mood. Cardiologist, Dr. Srinivas Iyengar joins the show to explain how heart-healthy activities can also help fight depression.
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How Running Changed One Man's Life for the Better
Author, Yousuf Mamsa joins the show to discuss his book, "Run 0 to 60 Minutes in 60 Days" and explain how running changed his life; made him healthier, less stressed and more centered.
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Latest Minimally Invasive Treatments to Cure and Treat...
Physician, Dr. Matthew Mingrone joins the show to discuss some new, minimally invasive treatment for snoring and sleep apnea. If you know someone who snores or has sleep apnea, you will not want to miss this!
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Need for Speed in Treating Migraines
Results released recently by the National Headache Foundation found 3 in 4 migraine sufferers don’t think their current medications work fast enough to get them back to their life when a morning or fast onset headache strikes, and more than half are dissatisfied with their treatment in general. When you consider the enormous personal and economic toll of a migraine, this is a critical issue. Neurologist, Dr. Ira Turner joins the show to discuss the survey findings, the impact of migraines...
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Dr. DeSilva Answers Listener Questions
Dr. Derrick DeSilva answers listener emails and questions. Do you have a question? email him, drd@healthradio.net. The doctor is in!
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Using Botanical Formulations to Prevent Alzheimer’s
Health food expert, radio host and author, Terry Lemerond joins the show to discuss how using botanical solutions may just help prevent the onset of Alzheimer's disease!
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Learning to Meditate, Not Medicate
Sheevaun Moran joins the show to discuss energy medicine; what it is, how it works and how by applying daily or regular meditation, it can help save on medications.
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What Foods Are Good for Your Thyroid?
Mary Shomon, About.com's Thyroid health expert joins Dr. Friedman and Melanie Cole, MS to discuss thyroid health; what is the thyroid, what can go wrong, when surgery is needed and more.
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Thyroid Health: What is it, Why do We Need it?
Mary Shomon, About.com's Thyroid health expert joins Dr. Friedman and Melanie Cole, MS to discuss thyroid health; what is the thyroid, what can go wrong, when surgery is needed and more.
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Dr. Earl Mindell and Prescription Alternatives
Dr. Earl Mindell, best-selling author of the "Vitamin Bible", "Prescription Alternatives" and many other books joins Dr. David Friedman to teach listeners all about health, nutrition and what should be done about the standard American diet!
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Dr. Earl Mindell Comes Out of Retirement!
Dr. Earl Mindell, best-selling author of the "Vitamin Bible" and many other books joins Dr. David Friedman to teach listeners all about health, nutrition and what should be done about the standard American diet!
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Proper Use of Antibiotics
Dr. Linda Mundorff, certified nutritional consultant and board certified traditional naturopath joins the show to speak on proper antibiotic usage. Most doctors instruct patients to take the medicine until it is all gone. but rarely do they instruct on proper dosage and frequency. Dr. Mundorff will help clear up some of the confusion when taking antibiotics.
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FDA Approves Amgen’s Prolia – First New Class in Nearly...
Postmenopausal osteoporosis (PMO) remains one of the most common diseases and will only become more common as the population ages and increases. Fractures associated with PMO are both underappreciated and serious. While advances have been made in PMO care over the last 15 years, there remains an opportunity for new therapeutic options to address some of the existing treatment challenges women face. Recently, the FDA approved Amgen’s Prolia (denosumab) for the treatment of postmenopausal...
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Gum Disease: More than Bleeding Gums, a Silent Killer?
Dr. Robert Gregg, DDS, President of The Institute for Advanced Laser Dentistry joins the show to discuss gum disease; how your bleeding gums could be a sign of something much worse! Also, new treatments for gum disease.
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Treatment for Pain During Sex
It’s the silent plague that robs women of their self-confidence, casts a pall over romantic relationships, and even ends marriages. Yet few women talk about it, and even fewer seek help. According to the Journal of Family Practice, three out of every five women reported pain during love making. Belinda Wurn, research director of Clear Passage Physical Therapy and an expert in this area joins the show with some suggestions on how to ease these pains.
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Teens and Summer: How Much Freedom is Too Much?
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving "bye bye" are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave, and move (crawling, walking, etc.). A child's development can be followed by how she or he plays, learns, speaks, and acts. Parents play a critical role in their child's development. Providing a safe and loving home and spending time together - playing, singing, reading, and even just talking - can make a...
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How to Keep Your Kids Physically and Mentally Active...
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving "bye bye" are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave, and move (crawling, walking, etc.). A child's development can be followed by how she or he plays, learns, speaks, and acts. Parents play a critical role in their child's development. Providing a safe and loving home and spending time together - playing, singing, reading, and even just talking - can make a...
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Developmental Milestones for Older Children
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving "bye bye" are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave, and move (crawling, walking, etc.). A child's development can be followed by how she or he plays, learns, speaks, and acts. Parents play a critical role in their child's development. Providing a safe and loving home and spending time together - playing, singing, reading, and even just talking - can make a...
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Major Mental and Physical Developmental Milestones in...
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving "bye bye" are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave, and move (crawling, walking, etc.). A child's development can be followed by how she or he plays, learns, speaks, and acts. Parents play a critical role in their child's development. Providing a safe and loving home and spending time together - playing, singing, reading, and even just talking - can make a...
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Revolutionary Technology Used to Detect Cancerous Tissue
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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Male Infertility
Dr. Jeffrey Fisch joins the show to discuss male infertility; why it happens and what can be done to help men and families dealing with this issue.
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The Latest Advances In Cancer Treatment
Dr. Douglas Blayney, renowned medical oncologist joins the show to discuss some of the latest advances in Cancer treatments that are available.
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How to Spot an Unhealthy Public Pool
Dr. Joan Rose, international expert in water quality and public health safety joins the show to tell us how to spot an unsafe public pool this summer. This is one every parent should listen to!
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Foods Just Right for Men
The month of June is traditionally a special time to celebrate the men in our lives. Just in time for National Men’s Health Week, June 14-20, and Father’s Day, June 20, Dr. Nick, medical spokesperson for TOPS Club, Inc. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), the nonprofit weight-loss support organization joins the show to offer a variety of tips and ideas to help improve men’s health that can also benefit the entire family.
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Health Tips and Hints for Men
The month of June is traditionally a special time to celebrate the men in our lives. Just in time for National Men’s Health Week, June 14-20, and Father’s Day, June 20, Dr. Nick, medical spokesperson for TOPS Club, Inc. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), the nonprofit weight-loss support organization joins the show to offer a variety of tips and ideas to help improve men’s health that can also benefit the entire family.
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Research and Efforts to Help Correct Memory Loss
Mark Underwood, president and founder of Quincy Bioscience joins the program to discuss brain health and memory loss; what research and efforts are being made to help memory/cognitive issues and what is Prevagen and how it may help memory loss.
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How Serious are Brain Health and Memory Loss Problems in...
Mark Underwood, president and founder of Quincy Bioscience joins the program to discuss brain health and memory loss; how big of a problem is this in the U.S., what does science say about the connection of differing types of memory loss? Mark will answer these questions and more.
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Emergency Physicians Struggle To Provide Dental Care...
Journalist and author, Maryn McKenna joins the show to discuss the article she wrote in the June 2010 Annals of Emergency Medicine entitled “The Root of the Problem: EPs Struggle to Provide Dental Care When No One Else Will.”
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Bike Helmet Safety
Dr. Richard O'Brien, Attending Emergency Physician at Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton, PA joins the show to talk about ACEP’s release on bike helmet safety and why it is as important for adults to wear helmets as kids.
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Avoiding Heat Illness
Dr. Ryan Stanton from the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center joins the show to explain the dangers of heat stroke, sunburn and heat related illnesses. What can people do to stay safe while still enjoying the Summer fun and sun?
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Pool Safety and Drowning
As the Summer heats up, more people are at the pools. What can be done to keep them safe? Dr. Bruce Bonanno from Meadowlands Hospital joins the show to discuss how to stay safe this summer at the beach and by the pool.
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Don’t Let Chronic Knee Pain Keep You From Being Active!
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Secrets You Need to Know About Oral Health and Your Smile
June is National Smile Month and smile expert, Dr. Chris Kammer joins the show to share 5 secrets we need to know about our Oral Health!
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8 Proven Keys to a Long, Healthy Life
Dr. Robert Butler, founder of the International Longevity Center and best known as the father of geriatric medicine joins the show to discuss his new book, "The Longevity Prescription: 8 Proven Keys to a Long, Healthy Life" and outline the eight essential facets of longevity.
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Personal Stories of Prostate Cancer
June is Men's Health Month! To celebrate the health of the men in our lives, Dr. DeSilva invites former TV correspondent, Norman Morris co-author of the newly released book, "Prostate Cancer Survivors Speak Their Minds". This book uses personal patient and doctor stories to touch upon the many topics surrounding prostate cancer, including coming to terms with diagnosis, various treatment paths, complications and the aftereffects. This is a must have book for the men in your life.
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Breast Cancer Diagnostics and Treatment Options at Lake...
Lake Charles Memorial Hospital's Breast Health Program is dedicated to the prevention, education, early detection and treatment of breast cancer in women from throughout southwest Louisiana. Dr. Thomas Strong, a board certified surgeon on staff at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, discusses minimally invasive diagnostic techniques for breast cancer, such as stereotactic breast biopsy to assess a breast abnormality, as well as sentinel node biopsy which uses cutting-edge, pinpoint accuracy to...
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Miles Perret “Mobile Miles” Cancer Services at Memorial...
Sudie Mann, executive director of Miles Perret Cancer Services located in Lafayette discusses “Mobile Miles,” a mobile program that operates from the Memorial Hospital campus one-day-a-month providing free non-medical support and information for cancer patients throughout southwest Louisiana. For more information on Miles Perret “Mobile Miles” Cancer Services, call Miles Perret Cancer Services at (337) 433-5817.
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Women With Cancer are Invited to Look Good, Feel Better
Courage is beautiful…and so is every woman being treated for cancer. Martha Grant, associate director of health initiatives for the American Cancer Society, discusses Look Good…Feel Better, a free, non-medical program created to help individuals with cancer look good, improve their self-esteem, and manage their treatment and recovery with greater confidence. For more information on Look Good…Feel Better in southwest Louisiana, call the American Cancer Society at (337) 433-5817.
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Radiation Therapy Services at Lake Charles Memorial...
Unlike other radiation treatment systems, the versatility of the Trilogy Stereotactic System at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital makes it ideal for spine, lung, brain, prostate, breast, and colorectal tumors; lung tumors when lymph nodes need to be treated; skin lesions; and solitary metastases needing real time tracking. An imaging and radiation treatment system in one, the Trilogy takes an image as you are being treated, enabling your healthcare team to know exactly where the tumor is. That...
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What is Shift Work Disorder?
Dr. Mary Grace Umlauf, a renowned sleep authority joins the show to explain what is shift work disorder and how we can correct this and other sleep disorders.
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Great Comebacks: Heroic Story of Fighting Colon Defect
When Tony Bell was a rodeo professional, his biggest challenge wasn’t in the ring, but outside. As strange as that sounds, understand that Tony was born with a defect of his colon and as a result he had a permanent colostomy when he was 9. Today, the farm boy from Kansas is just as active – if not more so, than any other 28-year-old. Tony joins the show to share his amazing and inspirational story.
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Brain Cancer Survivor Story
Bob Gibbs – a 40-year old husband and father of 4 boys – knows the importance of tumor tissue banking…he likely would not be alive without it. With few of those afflicted with a grade 3 or 4 brain tumor living beyond 4 years, 6-year brain tumor survivor Bob Gibbs is defying the odds because he banked his cancer tissue. This enabled the actual brain tumor cells that were hell bent on killing Bob to, instead, be used to help save his life through a ground-breaking customized cancer vaccine....
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Healing Hemorrhoids and Other Colorectal Issues
Dr. Jan Rakinic, Chief of the Section of Colorectal Surgery at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine joins the show to discuss how to heal hemorrhoids and other serious colorectal issues.
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Vitamins for Better Vision
Get the latest health headlines from Dr. Michael Roizen and co-host Arthur Perry, MD., Plus more from RealAge: Seek This Vitamin Group for Your Eyes Also, Dr. Perry's Flap of the Week - What's Dr. Perry all fired up about this week? Tune in to find out.
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What Do Your Genes Know That You Don't?
Brandon Colby, MD, author of "Outsmart Your Genes", explains how predictive medicine and genetic testing can provide valuable insight into what may lie ahead in your health future and how you can use genetic information to help prevent problems before they occur. Plus, RealAge Tip of the Week - Try This Seasoning to Help You Slim Down
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What Ingredients to Look For In a Good Multi-Vitamin
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss multi-vitamins; how low quality ingredients can skew study's results and what you should look for in a good multi.
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Low Quality Multi-Vitamins Skew New Study’s Results
Doug Ingoldsby, "The Vitamin Professor” joins the show to discuss multi-vitamins; how low quality ingredients can skew study's results and what you should look for in a good multi.
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How to Better Control Your PMS
Women's health expert, Dr. Anna Cabeca joins the show to discuss how women can better control their PMS.
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Recurrent Miscarriages: A Silent Epidemic
Dr. Mark Perloe, clinical assistant professor in obstetrics and gynecology at the Medical College of Georgia joins the show to discuss a silent but very serious epidemic...recurrent miscarriages.
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Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
At Memorial Hospital, platelet rich plasma (PRP) therapy provides a promising solution to accelerate the healing of tendon injuries and osteoarthritis. PRP merges cutting-edge technology with the body’s natural ability to heal itself. Dr. Brett Cascio, a board certified orthopedic surgeon on staff at Memorial discusses platelet rich plasma therapy, which can improve the treatment of stubborn injuries, including hamstring strains, Achilles tendinitis, and ankle sprains, and enhance healing in...
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Minimally Invasive Treatment Options for Hip Problems
Hip pain is common problem, but may be caused by any number of conditions, including problems with the joint, or the muscle, ligaments, tendons or other structures that support your hip joint. As most physicians will recommend, the first treatment for most conditions that cause hip pain is to rest and allow the acute inflammation to subside. Dr. Brett Cascio, a board certified orthopedic surgeon on staff at Memorial explains when it’s time to see a specialist and discusses hip pain treatment...
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Specialized Physical Therapy for the Hand
Injuries to the hand and upper extremities can be complex, involving bone, tendon, nerve and/or skin. Recovery is equally dependent upon expert physician care and early, appropriate therapy. Susan Cart, L.O.T.R. M.O.T., an occupational therapist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses therapy treatments that goal help patients regain full hand and upper extremity function for their daily activities. For more information on physical therapy services for the hand or upper extremity, call...
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Treating Acute and Chronic Conditions of the Hand
The hand is an amazing work of anatomy, consisting of many small bones, ligaments, joints, muscles, nerves and skin, all working together to serve our many daily activities. To accomplish this, our hands require sensation and movement, and any injury carries the potential for serious handicap. Lawrence Weber, MD, PhD, an orthopedic surgeon and hand and upper extremity specialist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses the intricacies of the hand and treating acute and chronic conditions...
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Water Safety Tips
Drowning is a leading cause of injury-related death in children. In 2006, fatal drowning claimed the lives of approximately 1100 US children younger than 20 years. A number of strategies are available to prevent these tragedies. As educators and advocates, pediatricians can play an important role in the prevention of drowning. >br> Dr.Garry Gardner, MD, FAAP, chair of the AAP Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention, comes on the show to discuss the new reccommendations by the AAP...
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AAP's New Guidelines on Drowning Prevention
Drowning is a leading cause of injury-related death in children. In 2006, fatal drowning claimed the lives of approximately 1100 US children younger than 20 years. A number of strategies are available to prevent these tragedies. As educators and advocates, pediatricians can play an important role in the prevention of drowning. >br> Dr.Garry Gardner, MD, FAAP, chair of the AAP Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention, comes on the show to discuss the new reccommendations by the AAP...
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Preventing Lawnmower Injuries
The power lawn mower is one of the most dangerous tools around the home. Each year, approximately 68,000 persons with injuries caused by power mowers were treated in emergency departments. More than 9,000 of the people hurt were younger than 18 years. Older children and adolescents were most often hurt while cutting lawns as chores or as a way to earn money. Lawn mower injuries include deep cuts, loss of fingers and toes, broken and dislocated bones, burns, and eye and other injuries. Some...
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Preventing Battery Ingestion Injuries in Children
In the past few years there has been a significant increase in pediatric button battery ingestions resulting in serious complications. From 1985 to 2009, there was a 6.7-fold increase in the percentage of ingestions with severe outcomes, including 13 deaths. In addition, many devastating injuries have been reported such as exsanguination from esophageal perforation into the aorta, destruction of the wall of the esophagus and trachea, vocal cord paralysis and esophageal narrowing. Children...
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EIM in The US and Abroad
Next year will mark the first World Congress on Exercise is Medicine™ – an official launch of the globalization the EIM program has achieved since its inception in 2007. The guiding principles of Exercise is Medicine™ are shared by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the American Medical Association (AMA). They are designed to help improve the health and well-being of our nation through a regular physical activity prescription from doctors and other health care providers....
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What Resources Do these Populations Need to Overcome...
Next year will mark the first World Congress on Exercise is Medicine™ – an official launch of the globalization the EIM program has achieved since its inception in 2007. The guiding principles of Exercise is Medicine™ are shared by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the American Medical Association (AMA). They are designed to help improve the health and well-being of our nation through a regular physical activity prescription from doctors and other health care providers....
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Adverse Health Effects on The Underserved Populations
Next year will mark the first World Congress on Exercise is Medicine™ – an official launch of the globalization the EIM program has achieved since its inception in 2007. The guiding principles of Exercise is Medicine™ are shared by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the American Medical Association (AMA). They are designed to help improve the health and well-being of our nation through a regular physical activity prescription from doctors and other health care providers....
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Exercise Disparities in Minority and Underserved...
Next year will mark the first World Congress on Exercise is Medicine™ – an official launch of the globalization the EIM program has achieved since its inception in 2007. The guiding principles of Exercise is Medicine™ are shared by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the American Medical Association (AMA). They are designed to help improve the health and well-being of our nation through a regular physical activity prescription from doctors and other health care providers....
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Children’s Cough, Cold and Allergy Product Recall
Dr. Zak Zarbok, practicing pediatrician at Families First Pediatrics in South Jordan, Utah joins that show to discuss a healthy alternative to children's cough and cold medicines, Honey Naturals. Over 40 children's medicines, many of them for cold and cough have had product recalls.
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Mental Health Problems: How Your Friends Can Help
The opportunity for recovery from mental health problems is more likely in a society of acceptance. But too often, many are misinformed and don’t know what to do when confronted with a friend's mental health problems. The good news is that caring friends can make a real difference. Young people with mental health problems have great potential for recovery if they receive the right support and services early on. A. Kathryn Power, M.Ed., Director of the Center for Mental Health Services for...
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How the Power of Belief drives our Health and Well Being
Doc Barham, professional life coach, consultant, speaker, and author joins the show to explain how the power of belief can drive our health and well being.
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Be the Beat: Encouraging Teens to Learn CPR
According to the American Heart Association, studies have shown that children as young as nine-years-old can learn and retain CPR skills. This year – the 50th anniversary of CPR – the American Heart Association is calling on teens and adults in their effort to educate 1 million Americans in CPR. Seventeen-year-old Desiree Rossi, spokesperson for the AHA joins the show to discuss her heroic story. Desiree was coming home from school when she noticed a man collapsed on the street with a crowd...
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Using Guided Imagery as a Medical Application
Author and Psychotherapist, Leslie Davenport joins the show to explain the applications of guided imagery; programs that are used in hospitals and the success when used in medical applications.
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What is Self Guided Imagery?
Many people think of guided imagery as a "new age" method, but it has been used throughout history in many different cultures. Author and Psychotherapist, Leslie Davenport joins the show to explain guided imagery; what is is, how it can affect our physical and emotional health, types of imagery and clear up common misconceptions.
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The Three Faces of Depression
Dr. Nancy Liebler, author of "Healing Depression the Mind-Body Way" joins the show to discuss three distinct types of depression. Understanding these three faces of depression leads us to an understanding of effective treatment. Some treatments address the body, others the mind and still others the spirit. Dr. Liebler explains.
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The "Broken Brain" Concept of Depression
Dr. Nancy Liebler, author of "Healing Depression the Mind-Body Way" joins the show to discuss the necessity for moving beyond the "broken brain" paradigm of depression, which looks at the end result of depression which is a chemical imbalance. There is a need for a paradigm which looks at the roots of this disorder. Depression is not a one size fits all problem. Its causes differ from individual to individual. For some depression is a mental problem, for others it is emotional, and for still...
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Osteoporosis
Dr. Rahki Barkowski, internist from Hoag Hospital's Newport Beach campus joins the show to answer your questions about osteoporosis; what is it, who is most at risk, how can it be treated and more.
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Managing Cholesterol
Dr. Rahki Barkowski, internist from Hoag Hospital's Newport Beach campus joins the show to answer your questions about cholesterol; how to manage it, the difference between good and bad cholesterol and more.
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Association of Minority Health Professions Schools...
Meharry Medical College President testifies before the U.S. House of Representatives Dr. Wayne J. Riley urged House Appropriations Subcommittee to increase funding to federal programs supporting Meharry and the nation’s 12 other minority health professions schools Wayne J. Riley, M.D., MPH, MBA, MACP, President & Chief Executive Officer of Meharry Medical College, testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related...
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Online Tools and Others Outlets To Help Keep You...
Americans now work 164 more hours per year than 20 years ago, and our jobs have become increasingly more sedentary. What's more, only 15 percent of us achieve the recommended 30 minutes, five days a week, of moderate aerobic exercise. The American Heart Association is celebrating National Start! Walking Day on April 7, 2010. Dr. Clyde W. Yancy, president of the American Heart Association, is raising awareness of the importance of physical activity in cardiovascular disease prevention. The...
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American Heart Association National Start! Walking...
Americans now work 164 more hours per year than 20 years ago, and our jobs have become increasingly more sedentary. What's more, only 15 percent of us achieve the recommended 30 minutes, five days a week, of moderate aerobic exercise. The American Heart Association is celebrating National Start! Walking Day on April 7, 2010. Dr. Clyde W. Yancy, president of the American Heart Association, is raising awareness of the importance of physical activity in cardiovascular disease prevention. The...
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Camp Bluebird for Adult Cancer Patients
Once a year, adult cancer patients have the opportunity to attend a three-day, two-night camping experience. Camp Bluebird is designed to help reduce the isolation so many cancer patients feel. And anyone who has ever been diagnosed with cancer—whether under treatment, just finished treatment, or cancer-free for years, is invited to attend. Barbara LeDay, RN, an Oncology Certified Nurse on staff at Memorial and co-director of Memorial’s Camp Bluebird, discusses this special adventure. For...
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Questions & Answers About Radiation Therapy
Most everyone who is diagnosed with cancer has questions about treatment options, possible side effects, and the effectiveness of the different treatments. Karla David, RTT, is a radiation therapy technologist and administrative director of radiation oncology at Memorial, answers your questions about radiation therapy. For more information, call Memorial Hospital’s Cancer Center at (337) 494-2121.
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Memorial Cancer Conferences
To facilitate the best possible outcome for each cancer patient, Lake Charles Memorial Hospital holds weekly cancer conferences during which all new and many follow-up cases are presented and discussed by a multidisciplinary team of physicians and allied healthcare professionals. Dr. Richard Sachitano, a board certified pathologist on staff at Memorial, discusses the Cancer Conference and how this team approach benefits cancer patients at Memorial. For more information, call Memorial...
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Ear Tubes and Language Developement
While bilateral hearing loss – in both ears – has been known to cause speech-language and academic delays, health and education professionals have often discounted the effect of hearing loss in a single ear on a child’s language skills. These children may not be fitted with hearing aids or receive accommodations for disability. A new study suggests children with unilateral hearing loss – in a single ear – should be eligible for the same accommodations as children with bilateral hearing loss....
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Hearing Loss in One Ear Can Lead to Speech Delays
While bilateral hearing loss – in both ears – has been known to cause speech-language and academic delays, health and education professionals have often discounted the effect of hearing loss in a single ear on a child’s language skills. These children may not be fitted with hearing aids or receive accommodations for disability. A new study suggests children with unilateral hearing loss – in a single ear – should be eligible for the same accommodations as children with bilateral hearing loss....
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Anticipating Being Hit in Ice Hockey Lessens Severity of...
Head impact severity can be decreased in youth ice hockey players when the player anticipates an impending body collision, especially in moderate impacts. In the study, “Collision Type and Player Anticipation Affect Head Impact Severity Among Youth Ice Hockey Players,” published in the June print issue of Pediatrics (published online May 17), 16 youth ice hockey players wore helmets capable of measuring biomechanical variables including linear or rotational acceleration and severity profile....
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Being Obese Can Attract Bullies
Parents of obese children rate bullying as their top health concern, and obese children who are bullied experience more depression, anxiety and loneliness. To develop effective strategies to address this problem, researchers sought to confirm that the child’s weight status is actually the primary factor underlying the bullying. In the study, “Weight Status as a Predictor of Being Bullied in Third Through Sixth Grades,” published in the June print issue of Pediatrics (published online May 3),...
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Resources for Your Family to Live Your Healthiest Life!
Research proves that exercise has a role in the treatment and prevention of more than 40 chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and hypertension. The ACSM program for using exercise as a ‘medicine’ is to help prevent or manage many of the most common chronic health conditions. It will also help you approach your health care provider to discuss physical activity as a part of a disease prevention and management strategy. Exercise can also be a powerful complement to...
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How to Use Technology for a Healthier Lifestyle
Research proves that exercise has a role in the treatment and prevention of more than 40 chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and hypertension. The ACSM program for using exercise as a ‘medicine’ is to help prevent or manage many of the most common chronic health conditions. It will also help you approach your health care provider to discuss physical activity as a part of a disease prevention and management strategy. Exercise can also be a powerful complement to...
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How Social Media Affects Childrens Health
Research proves that exercise has a role in the treatment and prevention of more than 40 chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and hypertension. The ACSM program for using exercise as a ‘medicine’ is to help prevent or manage many of the most common chronic health conditions. It will also help you approach your health care provider to discuss physical activity as a part of a disease prevention and management strategy. Exercise can also be a powerful complement to...
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Exercise Is Medicine for Children
Research proves that exercise has a role in the treatment and prevention of more than 40 chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and hypertension. The ACSM program for using exercise as a ‘medicine’ is to help prevent or manage many of the most common chronic health conditions. It will also help you approach your health care provider to discuss physical activity as a part of a disease prevention and management strategy. Exercise can also be a powerful complement to...
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Health Expert to Discuss Bladder Problems in Women
It is the little secret that no one wants to talk about, but 1 in 3 women experiences light leaks caused by things like pregnancy, exercise, sneezing or laughing. Dr. Jill Rabin, author of "Mind Over Bladder" joins the show to talk about the "little secret" that many women deal with but that no one wants to talk about.
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How Toxic Are You?
Dr. James H. Martin, Director of Nutrition Wellness Center, LLC in Sarasota, Florida joins the show to discuss how toxic we really are and what should be done!
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The Fight Against Allergies Begins Inside The Home
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has just released its annual rankings of the 100 worst cities in America for people with spring allergies. But people should be just as concerned about indoor air quality. A growing body of scientific evidence shows that the air within our homes can contain more allergens and pollutants than the air outside. So no matter where you live, there are some easy and effective steps that you can take help reduce your allergy exposure. Dr. Beth Eve...
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An Unlikely Challenge and Triumph Over Cerebral Palsy
John Quinn is a man who is finally able to divulge a secret he kept for 20 years. He has cerebral palsy, not usually a secretive thing, but John Quinn had to keep it a secret. He wanted to be a sailor like his big brother but the Navy didn’t want someone like him. John joins the show to tell his courageous story of overcoming his obstacle...cerebral palsy.
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Tumor Tissue Banking
Linda Powers from the HealthBank tissue bank joins the show to explain what tissue banking is and the importance of saving and storing tumor tissue.
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How Allergies Affect Your Sleep
Pete Bils, member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine joins the show to discuss how allergies can and do affect our sleep and what we can do about it.
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New Developments in Endometriosis Research
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus (the endometrial stroma and glands, which should only be located inside the uterus) is found elsewhere in the body. Endometriosis lesions can be found anywhere in the pelvic cavity: on the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, and on the pelvic sidewall. Other common sites include the uterosacral ligaments, the cul-de-sac, the Pouch of Douglas, and in the rectal-vaginal septum. Dr. Tamer Seckin, Founder of Endometriosis...
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Decreased Sex Drive in Women: What Can Be Done?
America's leading Loveologist to the stars and renowned sex therapist, Dr. Ava Cadell joins Dr. Friedman to discuss how women can improve their sex drives.
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SEX: Can it Extend Your Life?
Dr. Ava Cadell, renowned Loveologist to the stars, author and media personality joins the show to discuss womens sexual health. Can orgasms actually add years to your life? How does Sex help heart health, obesity and depression...find all this out and more.
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Natural Remedies for PMS - Part 2
Author of Skinny Bitch and former model, Kim Barnouin joins the show to discuss natural remedies for conquering PMS.
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Natural Remedies for PMS
Author of Skinny Bitch and former model, Kim Barnouin joins the show to discuss natural remedies for conquering PMS.
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Taking a Food-First Approach to Fight Arthritis Pain
Registered Dietitian, Dave Grotto joins the show to discuss his anti-arthritis menu plan in his new book, which includes eating cherries.
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Disability Insurance Awareness
Think about what would happen if you were unable to work if you became sick or injured. Without your paycheck, how long would you be able to pay your mortgage, buy groceries or pay your credit card bills? That's where disability insurance comes in. Think of it as insurance for your paycheck. John Nichols, CLU, DIA, President of Disability Resource Group, Inc. and LIFE Foundation Expert joins the show to explains why disability insurance is more critical today than ever.
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Treating Mind-Body Illnesses
Dr. Kamau Kokayi from PatientsMedical.com joins the show to talk about applied kinesiology; what is it? How does it work, and how it can help heal patients suffering in body, mind and spirit.
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VWD: von Willebrand Disease
VWD (von Willebrand disease) is the most common hereditary bleeding disorder, affecting 3 to 6 million people in the U.S. alone. However, a majority of cases, especially among women, go undiagnosed. This year, the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) is promoting early diagnosis among young women by urging them to visit their healthcare professional should they be experiencing symptoms of VWD. Dr. Josie Weiss, clinical coordinator of the Family Nurse Practitioner program at the...
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Viral Gastroenteritis
Viral gastroenteritis is an intestinal infection marked by watery diarrhea, abdominal cramps, nausea or vomiting, and sometimes fever. The most common way to develop viral gastroenteritis — often called stomach flu — is through contact with an infected person or ingestion of contaminated food or water. If you're otherwise healthy, you'll likely recover without complications. But for infants, older adults and people with compromised immune systems, viral gastroenteritis can be deadly. Dr....
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Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions
Some individuals have reactions to certain foods, bee or wasp stings, and certain medications. Most have mild to moderate reactions (rash, wheezing, tingling, diarrhea, etc.) to the offending food long before the allergy becomes severe. But in a few, the first time they eat the particular food or get bitten or inhale they become sensitized and the second time they eat even a miniscule amount of that food, an explosive reaction occurs. Dr. Jon Gray, a board certified emergency medicine...
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Infant Jaundice: What to Watch For
Most hospitals have a policy of checking a baby for jaundice before he or she is discharged, but occasionally the condition develops several days after mother and baby have gone home. A yellow discoloration in a newborn baby's skin and eyes, infant jaundice occurs because the baby's blood contains an excess of bilirubin, a yellow-colored pigment of red blood cells. While most infant jaundice can be easily treated, the condition can have serious consequences. Dr. Jevin Bordelon, a resident...
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When Facial Pain Signals a Serious Problem
Severe facial pain that typically involves the lower face and jaw, and sometimes the area around the nose and above the eye, may be trigeminal neuralgia. Sometimes described as the most excruciating pain known to humanity, this intense, stabbing, electric shock-like pain is caused by irritation of the trigeminal nerve, which sends branches to the forehead, cheek, and lower jaw. While trigeminal neuralgia cannot always be cured, there are treatments available to alleviate the excruciating...
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What to Do if Your Child Gets Bitten By a Dog
4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs each year, and one in five dog bites results in injuries that require medical attention. There are ways to make dog bites less likely and to help prevent children from being bitten by dogs. Dr.Deborah Ann Mulligan, MD FAAP FACEP, comes on the show to discuss the ways to keep your children safe from dog bites and what to do in the event of a bite.
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