Melhores podcasts sobre Good Health (2024)

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Should I Eat Meat? 32:17

3d ago32:17

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9/19/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, www.forbiddendoctor.com & www.jackstockwell.com | Phone: 866-867-5070, shares insights on the questions that arise most with patients in his clinic and how we can find guidance and answers in our own health journey. Today’s discussion includes an ongoing debate over whether meat should play a part of your diet or not. …

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Mā Te Oro Ka Ora - Good Sounds, Good Health - 17-09-2024 - Maori Language Week - Te Wiki o te Reo Maori 55:33

5d ago55:33

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Maori Language Week - Te Wiki o te Reo Maori.Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

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New research frontiers in women’s health equity 27:29

8d ago27:29

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A woman’s health and her choices about it are linked to where she’s grown up, her access to resources, and even where she works. Often, that might mean limiting choices for some women and built-in assumptions on the part of providers. How can we create more robust standards for sexual and reproductive equity that benefit all women in the United Sta…

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Life’s Great Question (How You Best Contribute To The World)

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Tom Rath joins us today and is the author of the new book Life’s Great Question, which focuses on a new way to think about our life's work. Not what we can do for ourselves, but how we can serve others, and how this transforms our future selves in a positive way. Tom is an author and researcher who has spent the past two decades studying how work c…

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Is Climate Change Making Us Sick with Saskia Salak 49:50

10d ago49:50

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In this episode of What the Health, John Salak talks with Saskia Salak, a research scientist at NYU's Energy, Climate Justice and Sustainability Lab, about the immediate health impacts of climate change. They discuss the growing awareness of climate change, international disparities in understanding its causes and the tangible health risks such as …

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Low Testosterone in Men: Q&A with Dr. Justin Houman 40:44

11d ago40:44

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In this episode of For the Good of Man, we dive into a comprehensive Q&A session all about Low Testosterone (Low-T) in men. Featuring expert insights from renowned urologist Dr. Justin Houman, we address key questions submitted by listeners and explore the causes, symptoms, and treatments of Low-T. Whether you're curious about the signs of testoste…

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Why White Flour is Worse Than Sugar 31:18

5d ago31:18

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9/17/24 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Kronhaus of Lake Cardiology (352-735-1400) cover a number of topics, including how salt water drops in the nose can help shorten the length of a child’s cold and lessen the spread within the household, dental research shows that people with diabetes tend to be more prone to gum disease, why white flour is mor…

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Prevention as self-care: Shifting the paradigm 27:46

8d ago27:46

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In this episode, we're joined by Carrie Whitcher, chief quality officer and vice president of quality performance at UPMC Health Plan; and Dr. Bob Edwards, chair of ob-gyn at the University of Pittsburgh, and the chief medical officer of UPMC’s Community and Ambulatory Services Division, to discuss preventive care for women. This content was origin…

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Disparities in diagnosing and treating breast cancer 32:09

8d ago32:09

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Breast cancer accounts for about one in three diagnoses of cancer for women each year in the United States, yet vast disparities exist: Black women have a higher likelihood of developing breast cancer before 40—and at every age, Black women are more likely to die from breast cancer than other groups. In this episode, we break down how screenings an…

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Staying healthy through midlife and beyond 28:47

8d ago28:47

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Midlife can be exhilarating…and challenging! Key milestones during this time such as menopause bring on physical and emotional changes that affect women’s sense of self and identity. In this episode, we hear from Stacey Shankle, CRNP, who specializes in obstetrics and gynecology at the Midlife Health Center at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital, about navi…

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Solutions for safer reproductive health care 31:17

8d ago31:17

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Pregnancy can be a transformational time of hope and change. But many people are especially vulnerable during pregnancy, with factors that put them and their babies at greater risk for health complications than others. In this episode, we focus on solutions that can improve a person’s pregnancy, birthing experience, and recovery with two guests: Dr…

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Support for pregnant people in marginalized communities 33:06

8d ago33:06

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Some individuals and their babies are at a higher risk for complications during or after pregnancy — but what works to help them? In this episode, we’ll talk with Stacy Freeman-Pistella, a senior health manager in UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital’s Pregnancy and Women’s Recovery Center; and Tica Nickson, director of prevention of BirthRoot Community Doul…

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Finding community in motherhood 40:09

8d ago40:09

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How can moms care for themselves and their children? In this episode, we hear from Dr. Johanna Vidal-Phelan, a pediatrician and chief medical officer in Quality and Pediatrics at UPMC Health Plan, and Muffy Mendoza, author, speaker, and founder of Brown Mamas, about motherhood and parenting through every stage of life. This content was originally p…

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The complexities of chronic disease in women 30:30

8d ago30:30

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A woman's risk of being diagnosed with one or more chronic conditions, such as heart disease, can be influenced by her lifestyle and family history. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Crystal Clark, chief medical officer for Community HealthChoices and senior advisor for the Center for Social Impact at UPMC Health Plan; and cardiologist Dr. Amber…

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Providing comprehensive care to today’s women 23:10

8d ago23:10

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Women often take on roles to care for others first and may not attend enough to their own health and well-being. In this episode, we discuss the many ways that sex and gender affect a person's health with Dr. Sarah Tilstra, section chief of women’s health and internist at the General Internal Medicine Clinic at Montefiore Hospital at UPMC and the e…

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Behavioral health and resilience in the workplace 30:58

8d ago30:58

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Healthy, happy employees mean a better workplace. What can employers do? Guests James Kinville and Nancy Mckee of UPMC Health Plan’s LifeSolutions discuss why behavioral health care should be an important area of focus for employers and how an employee assistance program can support resilience and a culture of wellness. The views and opinions expre…

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Childhood, interrupted: Adolescent and pediatric behavioral health 32:50

8d ago32:50

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The pandemic disrupted childhood routines in ways that experts are still seeking to understand. In this episode, UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh pediatrician Dr. Johanna Vidal-Phelan and psychiatrist Dr. Abigail Schlesinger talk about common behavioral health issues children and teens can have and what adults can do to support the health and…

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Building resilience through trauma-informed care 33:56

8d ago33:56

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In this episode, Dr. Kimberly Blair, a psychologist at Western Psychiatric Hospital, and Dr. Lyndra Bills, senior medical director at Community Care Behavioral Health Organization, discuss the ways that trauma and anxiety have affected people as our lives shifted as a result of the pandemic. How can trauma-informed care and trauma-informed systems …

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Innovation in behavioral health treatment 38:00

8d ago38:00

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What’s the new frontier in behavioral health? That great frontier might not always mean being in a doctor’s office. Learn more about how telehealth, new therapies, and whole person care — where you live and play — affect well-being. Hear from Dr. Matthew Hurford and Dr. Geoffrey Neimark of Community Care Behavioral Health, a not-for-profit behavior…

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Aging gracefully: Supporting the mental health of older adults 32:20

8d ago32:20

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As we age, mental and physical changes can leave some people feeling left behind — perhaps even more isolated as a result of the pandemic, and other life changes. It doesn’t have to be that way. Listen in for a discussion about special considerations affecting the mental health of older adults, and how to recognize signs of depression. In this epis…

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Opening up about addiction 36:16

8d ago36:16

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In this episode, we hear from behavioral health experts who discuss different types of addictions, the impact, and how to get support on a path to recovery. Hear insights from Dr. Michael Lynch, associate professor of Emergency Medicine, Toxicology, Pediatrics, and Addiction Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and Dr. Antoine Douaihy, who spec…

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What is integrated care? 30:16

8d ago30:16

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Integrated care helps bring together care for the body and mind. In this episode, our guests discuss this body-mind approach and how doctors are implementing this model. How could it benefit you or a loved one? Hear insights from Dr. Alin Severance, medical director of Behavioral Health Services at UPMC Health Plan and University of Pittsburgh prof…

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Laying the foundation for behavioral health 39:49

8d ago39:49

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In this season’s inaugural episode, our guests discuss what behavioral health means and share resources to help us get back on track as we move forward from COVID-19. We hear from Diane Holder, president and CEO of UPMC Health Plan, and Dr. James Schuster, chief medical officer of the UPMC Insurance Services Division. Listen in! The views and opini…

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When to Introduce Solid Food to Baby 28:33

10d ago28:33

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9/12/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, www.forbiddendoctor.com & www.jackstockwell.com | Phone: 866-867-5070, shares insights on the questions that arise most with patients in his clinic and how we can find guidance and answers in our own health journey. Today’s discussion includes when to introduce solid foods to baby, when mineral nutrients begin to decli…

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How to Get Semaglutide 32:44

12d ago32:44

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9/10/24 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Kronhaus of Lake Cardiology (352-735-1400) cover a number of topics, including Good Day Health executive producer, Bob K., shares his weight loss journey and how a desire to get off medication pushed him towards better health. Further discussions include weight loss efforts like diets, meal plans, weight loss…

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Mā Te Oro Ka Ora - Good Sounds, Good Health - 10-09-2024 56:02

12d ago56:02

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

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How to Get Rid of Leg Cramps 34:10

17d ago34:10

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9/5/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, NUCCA Chiropractor and GAPS Practitioner (jackstockwell.com forbiddendoctor.com forbiddendoctor.org | Phone: 866-867-5070), is here to address your health concerns. Dr. Jack not only has advice for your overall better health, he’s also created nutrients to help, like the LongLife Energy Enzymes and the Ageless Thyroid. …

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What to Do Next: Taking Your Best Step When Life Is Uncertain

17d ago

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People get comfortable with the way things are, and they don't excel to the next level. A ship moving at sea won't develop barnacles, but a ship that's stagnant at dock will. Has your life become stagnant with mental barnacles? If so, this is the show you've been waiting for. Our guest today is Jeff Henderson, his best-selling book, What to Do Next…

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Where You Live Can Affect Your Heart Health 28:42

19d ago28:42

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9/3/24 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Kronhaus of Lake Cardiology (352-735-1400) discuss a renewed hyper focus on COVID-19 and vaccines, symptoms to expect from the latest variants, long-COVID in children, and symptoms in teenagers may be different than past variants, too. Additional conversation includes why healthy eating is so important in over…

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Mā Te Oro Ka Ora - Good Sounds, Good Health - 03-09-2024 56:05

19d ago56:05

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

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Are Animal Fats Healthy? 34:11

24d ago34:11

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8/29/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, NUCCA Chiropractor and GAPS Practitioner (www.jackstockwell.com forbiddendoctor.com forbiddendoctor.org | Phone: 866-867-5070), is here to address your health concerns, including: lack of energy, why your “healthy diet” may not be as healthy as you think it is, a rise in opiate overdoses in middle-aged women, fighting …

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How Not to Age

24d ago

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Physician and internationally recognized speaker on nutrition, Dr. Michael Greger, MD, joins us today to discuss his latest book, How Not to Age. The book dives into longevity, aging, and health and answers questions like what is the best diet for living longer? How about aging? He also goes over "Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen" and so much more! Website…

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COVID-19 Vaccinations and Your Workforce 34:22

25d ago34:22

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Employers large and small in Pennsylvania may be wrestling with questions as COVID-19 restrictions begin to lift and more people are eligible for the vaccine. In this episode, hear from Dr. Joon Lee, senior vice president, UPMC, and president, UPMC Physician Services, UPMC Health Services Division. Dr. Lee, formerly chief medical officer of UPMC He…

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Better Health for Mom and Baby 40:05

25d ago40:05

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Researchers, insurers, and health care experts continue to try to tackle improving maternal health care — and by extension, the health of children. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Johanna Vidal-Phelan, senior medical director, pediatrics at UPMC Health Plan, where she manages children’s services in the Children's Health Insurance Program, among o…

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Powering a more equitable future through information 41:00

25d ago41:00

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How can researchers partner with community and government organizations to gain visibility into the social needs of our communities? In Episode 6, we hear from Joan Eichner, director, operations and evaluation, UPMC Center for Social Impact in Pittsburgh. Her work supports the development of comprehensive strategies across UPMC that address social …

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How a Home Helps Your Health 33:29

25d ago33:29

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Those without stable housing are more likely to suffer from chronic health conditions compared to those who have the security of a home, research shows. In Episode 4, we hear from Everett McElveen, chief executive officer of Community Human Services in Pittsburgh, which helps people secure housing. We also hear from John Lovelace, president, Govern…

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Improving Health as a Community 44:19

25d ago44:19

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In Episode 1, we hear from Father Paul Abernathy, who discusses the impact groundbreaking nonprofit, the Neighborhood Resilience Project, is having in Pittsburgh's Hill District neighborhood. We also hear from Ray Prushnok, associate vice president of program development and executive director of the UPMC Center for Social Impact. The views and opi…

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Better Jobs, Better Health 45:17

25d ago45:17

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What does a job have to do with your physical health? Plenty, as it turns out. In this episode, we hear about how innovative partnerships across the commonwealth are training people and helping them to gain employment. For example, UPMC Health Plan's Pathways to Work program helps its members gain training and jobs, through partnerships with area n…

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Access for One, Access for All 42:01

25d ago42:01

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How can we create more inclusive care for the LGBTQ+ community, and what role can a health insurer play? In this episode, we hear from Shireen Haq, a program director in UPMC Health Plan's National Network Development & Strategic Expansion team. She works with providers that care for underserved populations to develop strategies and initiatives tha…

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What's Next for Social Determinants? 40:57

25d ago40:57

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So many factors influence the choices a person makes regarding their health. Addressing these social factors often seems insurmountable. But many organizations are beginning to make inroads. This includes health insurers, like UPMC Health Plan, who are exploring approaches that help support the “whole person” — which in theory can lead to overall b…

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Connecting Individuals to the Social Safety Net 39:15

25d ago39:15

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How can people get the help they need, when they need it most? In Episode 2, we learn more about ways to connect people to social services across Pennsylvania. We hear from Dr. Dan Swayze, vice president of Community Services for the UPMC Health Plan and the director of operations for UPMC Innovative Homecare Solutions, and from Julie L. DeSeyn, ch…

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How Much Coffee is Too Much Coffee? 32:44

26d ago32:44

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8/27/24 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Kronhaus of Lake Cardiology (352-735-1400) cover a number of topics, including: what happens to your body if you drink too much coffee, how a high stress job can affect your heart’s rhythm, a weight loss drug that may be more effective than Ozempic, an OTC (over-the-counter) test for syphilis has been approve…

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Mā Te Oro Ka Ora - Good Sounds, Good Health - 27-08-2024 55:18

26d ago55:18

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

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The Truth About Arthritis 32:39

1M ago32:39

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8/22/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, NUCCA Chiropractor and GAPS Practitioner (www.jackstockwell.com forbiddendoctor.com forbidden doctor.org | Phone: 866-867-5070), is coming off a visit to the Standard Process farm as he describes the benefits of even breathing the air of a truly organic farm and the importance of strait-from-the-farm nutrition is as op…

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Change Your Habits to Become 1% Better Each Day

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Do you need to "reboot" your system -- breaking those bad habits to create new ones? If you're having trouble changing your habits, the problem isn't you. The problem actually is your system. James Clear, one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, has revealed habit-breaking strategies in his book, Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to…

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Learn To Live Sustainably with Kenny Barnes 32:31

1M ago32:31

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In this episode of What the Health, host John Salak discusses the complexities and misconceptions surrounding sustainable living with Kenny Barnes, Program and Outreach Coordinator for Sustainability Matters. They explore what sustainability truly means, the impact of individual actions, and how systemic change through voting and policy can make a …

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Is Drinking Wine Healthy? 32:24

1M ago32:24

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8/20/24 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Ken Kronhaus of Lake Cardiology (352-735-1400) cover a number of topics. Good news consists of a study showing that cigarette smoking in the US is down to 11% for smokers. Unfortunately, a lot of former cigarette smokers have swapped their habit for vaping, which is shown in studies to do nothing in terms of avoi…

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Mā Te Oro Ka Ora - Good Sounds, Good Health - 20-08-2024 52:50

1M ago52:50

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Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

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How to Eat Like An Athlete 31:31

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8/15/24 - Dr. Jack Stockwell, NUCCA Chiropractor and GAPS Practitioner (www.jackstockwell.com Phone: 866-867-5070), discusses the popular appeal of Pickleball, why there seems to be so many more athletic injuries, why dietitians aren’t an option for everyone, why bone broth should be added to all diets and how to make your own, and what you should …

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The 9 Pillars of Resilience and Success

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Stephen Sideroff, Ph.D. is a psychologist and internationally recognized expert in resilience & optimal performance. He joins us today to share his insight on stress and answers questions such as why is it so difficult to manage stress, tips on developing mental resilience, the role of mindfulness in the mind and body, and much more! See the link t…

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