Heart Doc VIP with Dr. Joel Kahn

In this episode, Dr. Kahn kicks off with some motivating insights from recent research showing that climbing stairs can lower death rates. He then explores two new studies highlighting the benefits of creatine and roasted green tea (hojicha) for brain performance. Find creatine here: Dr. Joel Kahn's Creatine Capsules. Dr. Kahn also delves into the roles of growth hormone (GH) and insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) in health and disease, focusing on Laron Syndrome. This rare condition involves life-long low levels of IGF-1, leading to shorter stature but also lower rates of diabetes, cancer, and heart disease. He discusses how the Prolon Fasting Mimicking Diet and the new L-Protein can help regulate IGF-1 for better health. Check them out here: Prolon FMD by Dr. Kahn.

This week, Dr. Kahn explores a variety of "mini-topics," including the presence of microplastics in fish, the link between heart disease and cancer, the ineffectiveness of the ketogenic diet for cardiovascular disease, and the lifetime risk and consequences of atrial fibrillation. Dr. Kahn also embraces the theme of "fighting heart disease like cancer" by presenting case studies from two recent patients at the Kahn Center for Cardiac Longevity, showcasing the center's approach to aggressive treatment that mirrors cancer care norms.

Welcome to Heart Doc VIP! This week, Dr. Kahn tackles a series of mini-topics including the use of colchicine in treating heart disease, the crucial role of oral health in managing atrial fibrillation, and why beta-blockers may not benefit many heart attack patients. Plus, hear Dr. Kahn's thoughts on Valter Longo, Ph.D.'s insights about the "5Ps" that are excessively present in our diets. Also, check out the newly available L-Protein, a plant-based protein, at prolonfmd.com/Drkahn. Our main discussion centers on the recent findings from the TACT2 trial, where intravenous chelation therapy in 1,000 heart patients followed over four years failed to improve outcomes. This result is particularly disheartening following the promising TACT trial published in 2013, and it likely signals the end of funded research for chelation therapy.

Fasting is often hailed as nature's oldest remedy, and no one knows the ins and outs of fasting, especially water fasting, better than Alan Goldhamer, DC, from the True North Health Center. In this bonus episode, Dr. Kahn explores the nuances of inpatient-monitored water fasting with the expert himself.

This week, Dr. Kahn discusses new data indicating that the 5-day Fasting Mimicking Diet, called PROLON, can assist in improving measures of diabetic control in Type 2 disease. PROLON is available at prolonfmd.com/drkahn. He also discusses blood pressure and brain health, as well as heart disease after menopause. For the main topic, Dr. Kahn highlights a new research article describing silent brain disease in heart patients. Up to two-thirds of patients have white matter lesions, silent brain infarctions, and other pathologies on MRI scans. Dr. Kahn discusses how it may be possible to prevent these findings and whether all heart patients should have a brain MRI.

This week's episode dives into a garden of plant-based mini topics, exploring the benefits of low-fat vegan diets for Type 1 diabetes, hypertension, and autoimmune diseases. Plus, we sift through new studies linking red meat consumption with cancer and overall mortality. But the centerpiece of our discussion? We're delving into the intriguing and exhilarating new data suggesting that erectile dysfunction medications like Viagra (sildenafil) and Cialis (tadalafil) could lower the risk of dementia, reduce cardiac events, and potentially extend life. It's thrilling news, indeed. And, we're also pondering the need for similar data concerning women. Tune in for a heart-healthy serving of knowledge and excitement!

This week, we're diving into a headline that's been stirring up controversy: Skipping breakfast and cramming all your eating into an 8-hour window could nearly double your risk of heart disease. Sounds alarming, right? Dr. Kahn breaks it down for us in a bite-sized segment you won't want to miss. But wait, there's more! Ever heard of C15, aka Fatty 15? It's the latest buzz in cholesterol-lowering goodness, and Dr. Kahn's got the lowdown. Plus, snag yourself a sweet deal with discount code KAHN at www.fatty15.com/KAHN. And for the main course, we're talking bone health. A fresh report just dropped, revealing that not all plant diets are created equal. While healthy plant-based diets are slashing the risk of hip fractures, those indulging in the "junk food" version might not be doing their bones any favors. Dr. Kahn dishes out the details after a chat with John Neustadt, ND. Interested in giving your bones an extra shield? Check out Osteo-K at https://shop.drjoelkahn.com/osteo-kr-180-capsules.html. Don't miss this episode of Heart Doc VIP with Dr. Joel Kahn for your weekly dose of heart-healthy wisdom and more!

Hope everyone enjoyed the Reversing Heart Disease Naturally 2.0 Summit online. Keep an eye out for the upcoming replay weekend! This week, Dr. Kahn covers some fascinating 'mini-topics,' including the effects of licorice on blood pressure, insights into cholesterol measures and survival highlighting the significance of elevated lipoprotein(a), the benefits of plant-based diets in preventing type 2 diabetes, and the potential of apple cider vinegar in aiding weight loss. The main discussion delves into a common inquiry at the Kahn Center: Do statin medications contribute to dementia? Dr. Kahn examines a meta-analysis revealing that statins actually lower the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. Additionally, he shares findings from a recent study in Chicago that supports the notion that statins can decrease the risk of memory loss over time, especially in individuals with one or two ApoE4 genes. This comes as reassuring news to many concerned about the implications of carrying the ApoE4 gene.

Last week, Dr. Kahn dived into the intriguing world of total body MRI scanning, and you folks couldn't get enough of it! Thanks for all the love and feedback. This week, he's shaking things up with a series of "mini topics" that are as fascinating as they are vital. Buckle up as he explores: Arterosil HPR 60 Vegan Capsules The main event? A groundbreaking discussion on animal protein, with a spotlight on leucine, and its connection to atherosclerosis. This isn't just any chat; Dr. Kahn unpacks sophisticated research involving both humans and animals, showing how legumes and other plant proteins stack up against meaty counterparts. Spoiler alert: the evidence is stacking up nicely for team plant-based. Don't miss out on this action-packed episode. And hey, speaking of not missing out, the Reversing Heart Disease Summit kicks off on 3/12/24. You're just a click away from securing your spot. Register now at Reversing Heart Disease Summit 2024.

Dr. Kahn has just returned to Michigan, wrapping up a whirlwind two months in sunny southern Florida. Between seeing nearly 100 fresh faces and catching up with returning patients, it's been a ride he's truly thankful for. This week's episode is a mixed bag of fascinating mini-topics, including the latest scoop on how fasting for three days or more can trim down that belly fat – all in the name of brain health. Plus, a heads-up on "ultra-processed" junk food: a new study links it to over 30 diseases, making it clear that it's not just your waistline at risk. The main dish, though, is all about the potential game-changer in early disease detection: non-contrast total body MRI scans. Dr. Kahn shares his personal experience with one at ezra.com during his stay in Miami. Spoiler alert: the results were a relief. He'll walk you through the good, the bad, and the cost of this cutting-edge tool. And, if you're feeling inspired to get scanned yourself, snag a sweet deal at Ezra.com with Dr. Kahn's exclusive discount code: DrKahn300.

Dr. Kahn struggles this week to fit in all the new and exciting health news you should know for optimal health. Certainly, the report using the Prolon Fasting Mimicking Diet regularly lowers biological age and improves liver and immune health is noteworthy (www.prolonfmd.com/drjkahn). A study of Tai Chi for lowering blood pressure is a surprise as it ousted aerobic exercise for results. How about using red light therapy (PBM) for lowering blood sugar (www.redtherapy.co with code Drjkahn)? The big news of the week is the deep dive: Is there a new study that proves that Niacin (Vitamin B3) is unsafe and may even cause heart disease? Headlines suggested it but Dr. Kahn dives into the details of the research and gives his opinion. Are you excited? Reversing Heart Disease Summit 2.0 is approaching with an all-star faculty and interviews. You can register now at the link drtalks.com/reversing-heart-disease-summit-2024.

Are you excited? Reversing Heart Disease Summit 2.0 is approaching with an all-star faculty and interviews. You can register now at the link below. As a bonus, join me and Drew Sinatra, ND (son of Stephen Sinatra, MD, of blessed memory) for a fascinating conversation on energy medicine, earthing, grounding, and more for cardiovascular health. Register Here: drtalks.com/reversing-heart-disease-summit-2024

Welcome to Heart Doc VIP! This week, Dr. Kahn dives into a series of "mini-topics," including the benefits of plant-based diets on sexual health, how Tai Chi can lower blood pressure, the scoop on salt substitutes for managing blood pressure, and uncovering the heart health risks associated with plastics. The spotlight of the episode is on "The Ultimate Test List for Heart and Health Prevention," inspired by the recent passing of a fellow cardiologist and a thought-provoking social media post by Tony Youn, MD. Wondering what tests you should consider? Dr. Kahn shares his experience with a total body MRI he underwent this week at ezra.com. Plus, there's a special offer for listeners: use the discount code DrKahn300 to get $300 off your scan. Also, don't miss out on registering for the "Reversing Heart Disease Naturally Summit 2.0." Secure your spot here: drtalks.com/reversing-heart-disease-summit-2024/pre-summit.

February is Heart Month, focusing on women's heart health, often highlighted in the Go Red For Women campaign. This week, Dr. Kahn delves into several 'mini-topics,' including new data that suggests a protective effect of drugs like Cialis against the future risk of dementia. He also outlines 6 important lab biomarkers to request at your next healthcare provider meeting. Shifting focus to Heart Month, he discusses Broken Heart Syndrome, SCAD (spontaneous coronary artery dissection), and the implications of intense peri-menopausal hot flashes. Lastly, Dr. Kahn reviews symptoms of heart disease in women that are not often suspected or recognized as concerning.

February is Heart Month, and in this special episode, we dive deep into the heart of health for both men and women. Dr. Joel Kahn shares fascinating new insights into the connection between prostate health in men and overall heart health, highlighting the importance of preventive lifestyles. Discover why adding "fitness for your prostate" should be another motivating factor to get moving. This episode of the "Pea-Cast" zeroes in on the latest and most significant cholesterol research, with a special focus on Lipoprotein(a). Dr. Kahn also introduces a new, pharma-sponsored website, uncoverlpa.com, which promises to be a valuable resource worth exploring. Tune in to stay informed and proactive about your heart health!

This week on Heart Doc VIP, Dr. Joel Kahn sits down with the legendary Dr. Stanley Hazen, a trailblazer from the Cleveland Clinic who's shaking up the cardiology world. In a landmark 2011 study, Hazen's team unveiled the critical link between our gut and heart health, thrusting TMAO into the spotlight as a major marker for heart disease. Fast forward to now, with over a thousand studies unpacking TMAO's role and its blood test hitting the mainstream in 2015 (shoutout to Quest Labs), we're diving deep into this fascinating connection. Tune in as Dr. Kahn and Dr. Hazen unravel the mysteries of how our gut health can be a game-changer for our heart. It's a heart-to-heart you won't want to miss, packed with insights that could redefine how we think about keeping our tickers ticking.

In this week's episode, Dr. Kahn dives into his experience with the 5-day Fasting Mimicking Diet (Prolon by L-Nutra), where he led an online troop of nearly 1,000 health warriors to conquer their January health goals. Spoiler alert: It was a smashing success! He also unpacks a new study that put Prolon to the test for chronic lymphocytic leukemia, with a teaser about similar upcoming research on other blood disorders. If you're itching to give Prolon a whirl, you can snag it at prolonfmd.com/drkahn. But wait, there's more! Dr. Kahn doesn't just stop there. He tackles mini-topics like the mysterious Lipoprotein(a) cholesterol, especially interesting post-bypass surgery. Ever wondered if that nightcap affects your zzz's? He sheds light on alcohol's impact on sleep quality. Plus, he highlights a new VA Hospital study singing the praises of healthy plant-based diets. All in all, it's a jam-packed week of health insights with Dr. Kahn.

Dive into an enthralling new episode at the Kahn Center this week, where Dr. Joel Kahn delves into groundbreaking research on Lipoprotein(a). He reveals that, particle for particle, it's significantly more atherogenic than LDL-cholesterol. However, given the higher prevalence of LDL-C particles, focusing on reducing LDL-C remains crucial. Next, Dr. Kahn explores an intriguing study on using high doses of vitamin K2 and D3 to slow down coronary artery calcification. The episode's highlight is the exciting research on a New Zealand-based product, Calocurb, and its potential to reduce appetite and calorie intake. This discovery is particularly noteworthy as the mechanism mirrors that of injectable drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro, but Calocurb is available as an affordable oral capsule. Dr. Kahn shares his personal experiences with Calocurb, detailing its impact on his mealtime routines. Plus, listeners can enjoy a special offer – use the discount code 'Joel10' for savings on their purchase. Discover how Calocurb has been effectively integrated into fasting programs, enhancing their success.

Broadcasting straight from the standing desk at the sunny Florida Kahn Center, Dr. Kahn's latest episode is like a sampler platter of health wisdom. He's dishing out bite-sized nuggets of knowledge from fresh scientific studies. Ever wondered if chocolate can actually help with blood pressure? Or how hearing aids might be the secret to a longer life? And let's not forget about the link between hearing loss and dementia, plus the perks of maintaining low cholesterol through the years. This episode's got a little bit of everything to get your brain cells dancing. But wait, there's more! Dr. Kahn dives into a groundbreaking discovery about certain plant compounds that are like a VIP pass for stem cells, helping them leave the bone marrow and jet-set to wherever your body needs a repair job – think kidneys, brain, heart, you name it. He's got the scoop on StemRegen, a mix of six supercharged plant compounds, available at StemRegen.co. This whole "endogenous stem cell mobilization" thing? It's not just cool, it's next-level exciting. And because Dr. Kahn's all about sharing the love, he's hooked up a sweet deal: use the code Kahn15 at checkout for a nifty discount. Tune in and get your health knowledge fix with a side of savings!

In this special bonus episode of Heart Doc VIP, Dr. Joel Kahn dives into one of the most frequently asked questions at the Kahn Center for Cardiac Longevity: What's the deal with PEMF, or Pulse Electro-Magnetic Field therapy? To get to the heart of the matter, Dr. Kahn sits down with Dr. William Pawluk, a renowned expert and a global authority on PEMF. In a candid conversation, they explore the ins and outs of this intriguing therapy. Plus, Dr. Kahn shares his own experience with a PEMF system he purchased from Dr. Pawluk's informative website, drpawluk.com. Don't miss this electrifying discussion!