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An informative podcast talking about the latest trends in health, wellness, travel, and food! Listen and upgrade your lifestyle TODAY!
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This week was a busy weak in the Health and Wellness world. With President Donald Trump getting the Coronavirus infection, there was unprecedented interest in some of the new experimental medications he received. We discuss in detail some of the experimental medications making headway, including "Regeneron" the experimental multimillion dollar treatment believed to have help President Trump recover from this ailment. Will discuss this is detail, as well as other medicinal options showing promise in the treatment of Coronavirus. This is one episode you surely don't want to miss!
In this episode of The Health and Wellness Connection, we dive into some of the latest health stories making waves in the news.🩺 First, we explore new data on U.S. pregnancy-related death rates, revealing a troubling disparity affecting American Indian, Eskimo, and African American women. What’s behind these numbers—and what can be done?💊 Next, we discuss a recent study linking antidepressant use to an increased risk of sudden cardiac death. What does this mean for the millions taking these medications, and how should we interpret the data?🧠 We also examine the emerging link between elevated cholesterol and Alzheimer’s risk. The numbers are eye-opening, and the implications could change how we approach cognitive health and cholesterol management.🥗 Lastly, we break down a new study comparing intermittent fasting with daily caloric restriction—and how fasting might be the more effective long-term strategy for weight loss and maintenance.As always, we bring you the latest science, break down the key takeaways, and discuss what it all means for your health journey.
In this jam-packed episode of The Health and Wellness Connection, we dive deep into some of the most surprising and powerful new developments in health and wellness.🧬 A new twice-yearly HIV prevention shot called Yez2Go could help turn the tide against HIV.⚖️ We explore how losing weight in your 40s and 50s could slash your risk of chronic illness later in life by half.😷 There’s a new COVID-19 variant on the rise—its most painful symptom? A "razor blade sore throat."🚶 Daily walking may be one of the simplest ways to fight back pain, the #1 cause of disability in the U.S.🧠 Where you live might influence your dementia risk—we break down the new research.🪑 The Sit-and-Rise Test—can predicting your death be as simple as standing up without help?🌿 New findings link cannabis use to a doubled risk of death from heart disease.🍄 Psilocybin-assisted therapy may offer lasting mental health relief for cancer patients.💉 And yes, we cover the wild viral claim that Ozempic may increase penis size—what does the science say?🧘♀️ Finally, in honor of International Yoga Day, we celebrate the many benefits of yoga and why it deserves a spot in your routine.Tune in for cutting-edge insights, surprising headlines, and expert commentary on the health news that matters most.#HealthPodcast #Ozempic #HIVPrevention #YogaDay #PsilocybinTherapy #WellnessNews #SitAndRiseTest #CannabisHealth
In this eye-opening episode of The Health and Wellness Connection, we're peeling back the glossy filters of TikTok to uncover the truth behind some of the platform’s most viral (and dangerous) health trends.We break down the bizarre new trend claiming that Coke and fries can cure migraines—is it just junk food dressed up as medicine? We also dive into TikTok beauty hacks that are causing real skin damage and allergic reactions, especially in teens.Next, we uncover a shocking new link between GLP-1 drugs (like Ozempic) and wet macular degeneration, a condition that could lead to blindness. Plus, we talk about how chronic cannabis use—including edibles—may affect your heart health more than you think.You’ll also hear about the TikTok ban on “SkinnyTok”, and what it means for the future of body image and digital wellness. And don’t miss our breakdown of two major studies: one showing how anti-inflammatory diets boost survival rates in colorectal cancer, and another proving that food quality matters more than cutting carbs or fat when it comes to heart disease.🔥 If you’re ready to separate fact from viral fiction—this episode is a must-listen.
In this jam-packed episode of The Health and Wellness Connection, we break down the latest wave of health news shaking up headlines and social media feeds. We dive into the controversial new COVID-19 vaccine restrictions announced by the HHS under RFK Jr.—and what the ban means for pregnant women and children. We also unpack the Make America Healthy Again report and explore how its findings could reshape industries from food to fitness.From the viral trend of fiber maxxing to the heart-healthy practice of Japanese walking, we explore how small changes can deliver big results. We also shine a light on the underreported danger of broken heart syndrome—especially in men—and share ways to lower the risk. Plus, we examine how poor sleep cycles may be more dangerous than you think, and take a nuanced look at the social media phenomenon known as bed rotting—is it self-care or a slippery slope?Tune in for evidence-based insight and straight talk on the trends shaping your health today.
The recent heat wave in the United States has caused a surge in ER visits for heat-related illnesses. Let's talk about essential ways to stay cool during this intense heat. Additionally, while STD rates are increasing nationwide, they are not as alarming as recent social media posts might suggest. Let's delve into the actual numbers and explore strategies to stay safe in the summer heat. Moreover, there is a concerning Dengue outbreak in various U.S. cities due to mosquitoes. Learn ways to prevent mosquito bites during these hot summer months.
Join Dr. Barry this week on the Health and Wellness Connection podcast as we dive into the latest topics in the health and wellness space.
We'll be discussing a new study on ultra-processed foods that shows their link to many chronic illnesses, including irritable bowel syndrome, colon cancer, and obesity. Learn how these foods may be impacting our health.
Did you know that nightmares are being linked to chronic inflammatory diseases like Lupus, Long Covid, and Rheumatoid Arthritis? We'll explore how these illnesses may be affecting our brains and leading to nightmares.
Plus, a recent study shows that olive oil provides strong protection against the development of Alzheimer's. Discover how this news may impact those who consume this lovely concoction.
Tune in for these topics and more on this week's episode of the Health and Wellness Connection podcast. Donations to the show can be made via Spotify or CashApp at $drbarryhealth. For questions and concerns, please email drbarryhealth@gmail.com. #healthandwellness #podcast
#Cannabis officially rescheduled. We discuss the potential ramifications on health and wellness management in the United States and beyond. We also discuss some interesting studies regarding #spirituality showing real benefits in the mangement of blood pressure, as well as the importance of deep sleep and reducing the risk of #stroke and #heart attack! These and many more interesting studies will be discussed on this episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. Contact us at drbarryhealth@gmail.com. Cash app: @drbarryhealth
On the latest episode of the Health and Wellness Connection, we discuss some of the latest Health and wellness research that came across the wire. The Biden Administration just past sweeping new regulation requiring all water treatment plants in America to completely remove forever chemicals found in the water system. We discuss the scope and implications of this latest development. New research shows that metabolic disturbances are leading to mental illness. We discuss a few articles that discuss this. New research shows increased suicidal thoughts amongst black boys. We discuss this in this episode as well. We discuss this and multiple other important health articles in this episode of the health and wellness connection.
Hello and welcome back to this special PIDGIN ENGLISH version of the Health and wellness connection! On this episode we discuss some of the latest interesting topics in the Health and wellness space. World caner rates are rising globally despite all the scientific breakthroughs in cancer research. We discuss some of the concerning trends we're seeing in the latest World Health Organization report. Weight loss drugs are also having a huge effect on blood pressure. We discuss these details and how they may affect blood pressure management going forward. New data also shows that popular treattments for erectile dysfunction may reduce development of cognitive decline from Alzehemiers disease! We discuss these interesting articles and much more on this episode of the Health and Wellness Connection! If you have any questions please email us at drbarryhealth@gmail.com. We also accept donations via Cash APP at $drbarryhealth. Thanks for listening!
Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the Health and Wellness Podcast. On this new episode we discuss some of the latest news regarding the rescheduling of Cannabis from a schedule I to Schedule III, paving the way for national legalization. We discuss the potential ramifications of this. New studies show testosterone may be safer than previously thought. We discuss these findings and see how Testosterone may find its way into more doctors recommendations as a result. Multivitamins may possibly prevent cognitive decline? We discuss these interesting stories and much more on the latest episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. For donations, pleas send to Cash App, Is $drbarryhealth.
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On this summer episode, we discuss some of the latest news topic on the docket! Information about new treatments for Erectile dysfunction recently announced that has many people intrigued. New data on Testosterone replacement in men. Maybe its safer than initially thought? New data on hysterectomies performed on women younger than 50 may lead to concerning side effects. We discuss these topics and many more on this weeks episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. Donate to the show via cash app via $drbarryhealth.
For todays show, we discuss some amazing topics that came across the wire. New studies show the importance of nutrients in preventing dementia and other neurological problems later in life. We discuss these studies and their potential ramifications in the health and wellness space. We also discuss new weight loss treatments showing promising results! One the Allurion, involves swallowing a balloon, while another involves acupuncture. We discuss how these treatments can potentially be an effective weight loss treatment strategy. Ozempic's high prices have people looking across the border to purchase, resulting in candian pharmacies getting overwhelmed. We discuss this in detail. We also discuss a new scientific study out of Canada showing an potential benefit of cannabis in the treatment of chronic pain. We discuss these studies and developments and more on this weeks episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. To contact the show, please email us at drbarryhealth@gmail.com. Donations for the show can be sent via Cash App to $drbarryhealth. Thanks for your support.
Hello and welcome! On this episode we discuss some interesting articles. Weight loss injection like WeGovy and Ozempic are disrupting the weight loss industry and many patients are fleeing older weight loss companies in droves. We discuss the effect these new drugs are having on weight loss patients. A new study links heavy cannabis use and heart disease, which we discuss the potential takeaways. Also, multiple studies show reduced risk of inflammatory bowel disease in people consuming more fruits and veggies! Join us for an interesting and informative show!
Hello and welcome back to the Health and Wellness Connection. This week, we're discussing the new report from the Energy Department that apparently validates the theory of the Covid virus leaking from a lab in Wuhan China. We discuss this new report and some of the controversy behind its release. We also discuss interesting reports implicating stevia, a popular artificial sweetener in increased heart attacks. We discuss this and more on this week's episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. For donations, please use Cash App at $drbarryhealth
Welcome back! This week some interesting topics will be discussed. New studies showing the important health benefits of Vitamin D and almonds are discussed. We also chat about a new study showing how regular conversations with friends can pay dividends for your mental health. We also discuss the terrible earthquake tragedy in Turkey that has taken over 40,000 lives. We discuss the potential health ramifications this may have in the region. We also touch on the skin bleaching epidemic recently plaguing Nigeria and the potential negative ramifications of these popular concoctions. And lastly, we discuss a promising new drug announced to treat low libido. Can this new treatment save dead bedrooms all over the Globe? Join us as we discuss this topic on this week's episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. Thanks for listening to this week's episode of the Health and Wellness Connection. To support he show, please donate via cash app at $drbarryhealth.
Hello everyone and welcome back to the Health and wellness Connection Podcast. This show we are discussing some of the latest topics of the health and wellness space, including: New studies show STRONG link with Ultra-processed foods and CANCER! We discuss the new research and its implications. Thousands of newly graduated nurses have been found to have received fake degrees and are currently employed all over the country in various hospitals. We discuss the dangers of this mishap and what needs to be done to fix it. Workplace violence in the healthcare sector is at an all time HIGH. We discuss the dangers facing health care workers, and whether or not it can be fixed. These topics and many more will be discussed on this show! Please show you support by donating via anchor or Cash App: at $drbarryhealth or via anchor.
On this weeks episode of the show, we take a deep dive into the current myths around the internet conspiracy theories of the Covid 19 Vaccine and Cardiac arrest. We also look at the numbers showing lower rates of death and cancer over the past years. We discuss some of the potential reasons behind this phenomenom. New research shows frequent breaks being beneficial for health. We discuss the benefits and how they came to this conclusion. Lastly, we take a closer look a the phenomenon of "Dry January". Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the show on Anchor.com or Cash app at $drbarryhealth
Hello and welcome back to the Health and Wellness Connection! We have a information packed episode for 2023, and we start it off with a bang. We discuss some of the rumors surrounding the Damar Hamlin tragedy and discuss how misinformation is once again rearing its ugly head. We also discuss how in states with legal medical cannabis, chronic pain users report lower usage of opiods. We also discuss how Walgreens and CVS will soon be offering the abortion pill OTC in all of its stores. Also essential oils finding use in helping covid patients that have lost their sense of smell regain it. Listen to get the latest on all the happenings in the health and wellness space for the new year!
On today episode of the Health and Wellness Connection, we discuss the the latest controversy regarding sudden cardiac arrest and the viral story involving the son of basketball superstar Lebron James, Bronny James. We discuss the myths and rumors surrounding his death, as well as some interesting articles regarding sudden cardiac death and some common causes. Weight loss drug demand is on the rise, and we discuss how it may affect weight management in the future. We also discuss a concerning link between alcohol use and hypertension, and how even one drink may be too many. We also discuss an interesting study showing how AI may be effective is making doctors even more effective in diagnosing illnesses. To support the show, please consider donating via CashApp. $drbarryhealth
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