CARDIOLOGY, PRIMARY CARE AND NUTRITION

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Podcast: Interview with Mechanist, Katy Bowman

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Welcome! and thank you for listening.  Today I am joined by Katy Bowman. Bestselling author, speaker, and a leader in the Movement movement, bio mechanist Katy Bowman is changing the way we move and think about our need for movement. Her nine books, including the groundbreaking “Move Your DNA” and “Movement Matters”, have been translated […]
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Podcast: Positive Change Starts at Home

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Welcome! and Thank you for listening.  How do we affect positive change in a world that is so divided?  I believe it starts at home.  Living in harmony in our personal environments then translates to harmony extended into the world around us.  We cannot depend on others to affect positive change if we make no […]
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Podcast: Addie Majnaric, RDN and Travel with Children

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Welcome! and Thank you for listening.  Today I am joined by Addie Dulaney Majnaric, RDN to discuss some nutrition pet peeves as well as some travel tips for eating healthy.  One of the biggest things we can do for our family is to maximize health through nutrition.  While it is true, children can survive on […]
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Podcast: Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor: Whole Brain Living

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Welcome and thank you for listening!  Today I am honored to have Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor on the show.  She is the author of two incredible books.  The first is her chronicle and inside look as a neuroscientist on her own hemorrhagic stroke at age 37 entitled, My Stroke of Insight.  The second is her […]
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Podcast: Is Your Nutrition on Autopilot?

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Welcome! and Thank you for listening!  Are you on nutrition autopilot?  Do you skip breakfast or grab a smoothie then graze your way into lunch? Is your desk drawer at work filled with snacks that don’t count in your nutrition log?  Have you planned dinner, or will you just grab something on the way home?  […]
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What is Your Tone Towards Health Benefiting Foods? – Dietitian Addie

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I am often asked how someone should limit a helpful food source such as beans, greens, colorful vegetables and fruit. The lower fat foods that do not cause a large pleasure response in our brains, however a large beneficial response in our body’s metabolic systems. Instead of asking how much can I have (positive connotation) I get […]
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Podcast: Can You Exercise Yourself Skinny?

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https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Research-Really-Calories-Healthy/dp/B08FL6Y69D/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2LD1P9GEGT1WK&dchild=1&keywords=burn+in+book&qid=1626479078&sprefix=burn+in+%2Caps%2C191&sr=8-5 Welcome! snd Thank you for listening! I am sure you have heard it takes so many minutes of exercising to burn off a donut? Some people say thy have a slow metabolism and cannot loose weight on any diet.  Some people say you need to eat to loose weight because you need to stoke […]
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Podcast: Hurricane Free Food

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Welcome! and Thank you for listening!.  Elsa is off the west coast of Florida, and I am reporting in as safe.  The threat of a hurricane adds some stress to daily life.  It also requires preparing for potential days without power.  It usually mean a few days inside watching the wind and the rain.  It […]
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Podcast: Trade Offs

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Welcome! and Thank you for listening!.  There seems to always be a trade off.  In medicine, we call it risk versus benefit.  In life, it often refers to immediate gratification versus delayed gratification.  In training, it can be flexibility versus strength, or speed versus endurance.  Nonetheless we have to make these decisions every day in […]
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Blogpost: Too Young to Die

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I never thought it would be this soon. He wasn’t in very good health, but I didn’t think he would die. Those words are all too familiar. Too young, too soon. What could have been done. I became a physician to try to decrease the times those words would be spoken. Thirty four years later […]
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