The Metabolic Revolution challenges everything you've been told about diet, health, and energy by exposing the hidden metabolic disruptors in modern life—from toxic seed oils to misguided medical advice. Join Dr. Steve Presciutti and his team at Biospark Health as they reveal the controversial science and practical strategies that are helping thousands reclaim their cellular energy, reverse chronic symptoms, and transform their health from the inside out.
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Conversations about living healthier, happier, longer Health | Nutrition Science | Longevity | Demography #EatRealFood #OlderNotOver
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The Healthy Rebellion Radio is a weekly show featuring listener Q and A on all things diet and health. We dig into metabolic flexibility, body recomposition, resilient aging, circadian biology, gut health, low carb/keto/paleo diets and much more. Brought to you by New York Times bestselling author Robb Wolf and his wife Nicki Violetti (hubs and wife). Welcome to The Healthy Rebellion Radio.
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You can treat your gut without restrictive, awful diets... You can trust us to show you how! Whether you're newly diagnosed with IBS or a veteran, the IBS Freedom Podcast will provide clarity for your healing journey. Each week your IBS experts will cover topics within the world of IBS including small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), leaky gut syndrome, dysbiosis, the low FODMAP diet, candida, and so much more.Meet your hosts!- Dr. Nicole DiNezza, DC, NTP is a functional medicine doct ...
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2 Keto Dudes is all about the Ketogenic lifestyle. Science. Recipes. Stories. Join Carl Franklin and Richard Morris on their continuing journey from metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes to wellness.
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Dr. Katz talks about medicine, women’s health and the ”sensitive subjects.” Essentially, nothing’s off limits!
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Hospital Medicine Unplugged delivers evidence-based updates for hospitalists—no fluff, just the facts. Each 30-minute episode breaks down the latest guidelines, clinical pearls, and practical strategies for inpatient care. From antibiotics to risk stratification, radiology to discharge planning, you’ll get streamlined insights you can apply on the wards today. Perfect for busy physicians who want clarity, accuracy, and relevance in hospital medicine.
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The purpose of Reset Diabesity podcasts is to share the message about metabolic syndrome and how to manage it from a variety of expert perspectives. Join us as we interview the world’s leading physicians, psychologists, dieticians, exercise physiologists, scientists, economists, agricultural experts, and public policy advocates in this field of diabesity. The people we speak with will share their stories, experience, expertise, and the available and potential solutions to an out-of-control e ...
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It’s a show about health, wellness, and how to use functional and integrative medicine to optimize health, and overcome chronic illness, hosted by Dr. Kurt Woeller.
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Listen in as Katie Lockwood, MD, a primary care pediatrician at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, discusses hot topics in primary care with CHOP subject-matter-experts as they weigh in on issues affecting the daily practice of pediatricians. This podcast is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not to be considered as medical advice for any particular patient. Clinicians must rely on their own informed clinical judgment in making recommendations to their patients. ...
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Run the List is a medical education podcast for medical trainees and healthcare practitioners at all levels. Focused on internal medicine, each high-yield episode takes you through the presentation, management, and clinical pearls of both inpatient and outpatient diagnoses. Follow us to level up your practice!
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The mitochondria are not just the powerhouse of the cell; they are the engines that run our entire body. If we can remove the obstructions to energy production (calcification, lipofuscin and fibrosis) everything works better, we experience mental clarity and emotional resilience.
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A unique podcast solely dedicated to the natural horse. The information covered in each episode is based on thousands of success cases using natural health care, practical wisdom, and science. Learn what horses need to live their best lives – body, mind, and spirit – and how diet, nutritional therapy, natural remedies, and holistic horse-keeping can work for your horse on all levels. Listen in to equip yourself with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions for your horse’s health wi ...
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HelixTalk - Rosalind Franklin University's College of Pharmacy Podcast
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This podcast is produced by pharmacy faculty to supplement study material and provide relevant drug and professional topics. We're hoping that our real-life clinical pearls and discussions will help you stay up-to-date and improve your pharmacy knowledge.
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Get cutting-edge insights from world-class leaders in health, fitness, longevity, entrepreneurship, music and brain science. In-depth interviews with 400+ world-renowned experts including James Clear, Dr. Casey Means, Dr. Shawn Baker, Dr. Mark Hyman, Robb Wolf, Dr. Jack Kruse, Nir Eyal, Tony Horton, Dr. John Gray, Tim Ferriss, Lewis Howes, JP Sears, and many more. Originally launched in 2012 with the tongue-in-cheek title, The Fat-Burning Man Show, this podcast hit #1 in Health in 8 countrie ...
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Dr Ayan Panja puts health into context. A lifestyle medicine expert, author and family physician with 25 years of experience, his unique blend of candour, perspective and knowledge make for a mind-expanding essential weekly bite-sized listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Not Your Mother's Menopause with Dr. Fiona Lovely
Discussions on women's health, the peaceful passage of menopause, peri-menopause and hormonal balance for all women.
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A weekly chat about women’s health from an expert in the fields of restorative endocrinology, functional neurology and functional medicine. The podcast will feature patient stories, health advice and Dr.Lovely's own special take on mind, body and spiritual healing for women of all ages and stages. Find out more at drlovely.expert.
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Optimal Quality - Optimal Education - Optimal Innovation. We’re excited to announce our Podcast Channel - TechTalk with OptimalRx. Our insightful podcast is designed to be another way we keep the practitioner community informed with clinically relevant highlights including research on herbs in action, new products and their usages, guest speakers, and much more. *****DISCLAIMER: All information provided via OptimalRx is for educational and informational purposes only. The information provide ...
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Improving health outcomes is the goal of every practitioner. Finding the solutions for challenging chronic conditions often requires precious time, extensive research, and sometimes even trial and error. Join Rob Lutz, the host and founder of Today’s Practitioner, as he interviews recognized experts and shares their knowledge and proven treatment protocols. Peer to peer guidance can be the most direct path to finding effective solutions for the conditions impacting your patients.
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Performance, health, learning, creativity, mastery. Interviews and conversations with leaders in their respected fields.
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Join Chris Hitchko, author of 'How to Become A Successful Personal Trainer' VOL 2 and CEO of Show Up Fitness as he guides personal trainers towards success. 90% of personal trainers quit within 12-months in the USA, 18-months in the UK, Show Up Fitness is helping change those statistics. The Show Up Fitness CPT is one of the fastest growing PT certifications in the world with partnerships with over 500-gyms including Life Time Fitness, Equinox, Genesis, EoS, and numerous other elite partners ...
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Connecting the 716 to Healthier Living. The Healthy 716 Podcast is all things Health, Fitness, Wellness all designed to help make Buffalo more Fit, Healthy and Active
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The Rejuvenate Podcast is dedicated to sharing Education and Science Based Tools that Combat Premature Aging by Optimizing Health, Energy and Wellbeing. Our Mission is to help our listeners to be able to experience more Gratitude, Kindness, Love, Compassion, Peace, Bliss, Empowerment, Joy, Passion, Energy, Confidence, Curiosity, Clarity, Purpose and Fulfillment. Modern Science has now proven that a Healthy, Youthful Body makes it infinitely easier to feel good. When you feel Youthful and Hea ...
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Living & Practicing by Design™ is the weekly Podcast by John Hayes Jr MD, Family and Lifestyle Medicine Direct Primary Care Physician practicing in Marshfield Massachusetts. His passion is improving patient access to Primary Care with lifestyle medicine and non-invasive pain treatment measures wherever possible. John is an Author, Speaker and Consultant. For more information go to https://drjohnhayesjr.com Call or text 781-659-7989 email [email protected]
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Hotflash inc is an evidence, expert and human-experience driven podcast looking for the true truth in perimenopause, menopause and beyond. In more than 100 episodes menopause and midlife journalist and host Ann Marie McQueen has spoken to a wide range of experts from around the globe, including practitioners, activists, researchers, doctors and industry leaders about this perplexing transition we still know too little about. She’s talked about her own frustrations and personal experiences. A ...
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Fasting, Integrative Medicine and Inspiration - The Buchinger Wilhelmi Amplius Programme
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Your inspirational fasting Podcast by Buchinger Wilhelmi, the world’s leading fasting clinics. Life can be stressful, challenging and exhausting. It is easier to master day-to-day challenges with a healthy body and a strong mind. Fasting creates the ideal conditions for restoring inner balance and offers various health benefits. However, it is only one component you need for a long, fulfilled life. Therefore, this podcast covers additional topics such as integrative medicine, inspiration, mi ...
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The Doctor Dads is a station dedicated to the advancement of the modern man or woman towards mastery of health, mindset, fitness and biohacking.
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#justASK is a healthcare podcast that is dedicated to providing evidenced-based information by a multidisciplinary team of women’s health experts in order for individuals to make informed and optimal healthcare decisions and to learn and understand the issues around surround women throughout the lifespan. We provide answers to the questions you may not know how to ask by interviewing experts in nursing, medicine, sexual health and wellness. Your founder and host Dr. Heather Quaile is a leadi ...
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The Code 4 Northwest podcast provides a pragmatic, positive voice for a community of first responders and their families. When your day job is dealing with what is often one of the worst possible days for those you serve, it is vital that your perspectives be accurate and not overshadowed by your day to day experiences. This podcast exists to help restore the balance between perceptions and perspectives by stepping back to see the bigger picture.Code 4 Northwest is an entirely volunteer-run, ...
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Go Un-Pro with Dr. Brent W. Laartz, MD FIDSA: Living an Unprocessed Life for Longevity and Healthspan Have you ever known that something is SO good for you that you just can't wait, but life gets in front of you and prevents you from doing it? The inaction and procrastination could occur for a variety of reasons, and we will delve into my motivations and affirmations of a healthy life from this day forward. I am starting this series of videos and articles so that I can be accountable to myse ...
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How to train a client w/ Metabolic Syndrome
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Send us a text if you want to be on the Podcast & explain why! Ever wondered how to properly design a fitness program for someone with metabolic syndrome? Meet "Metabolic Mary," our 44-year-old avatar client who presents with multiple risk factors including hypertension, elevated resting heart rate, and poor overall fitness. This episode dives deep…
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This one is for all of you who have had a doctor who seems to be done with you or has nothing else to offer when their part of your health journey appears to be over
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Dr. Katz describes the sometimes dismissive behaviors of physicians to patients during their difficult health journeys.By Dr. Laura Katz
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Autoimmune Relief, Gut Testing, Work in the Future | THRR208
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Please Subscribe and Review: Apple Podcasts | RSS Submit your questions for the podcast here News Topic: Tylenol and autism: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YLD5ywh-WM0 https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1971019653624496521 Show Notes: X post by Andrew Zywiec MD DNA analysis with Dr. Anthony Jay Article from Smart Cities Dive: Life as a Lunatic: Po…
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Status Epilepticus for the Hospitalist: Master the 5-Minute Crisis and Escalating Refractory Care
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we blitz status epilepticus (SE)—recognize at 5 minutes, give a full benzo dose fast, load a second-line ASD without delay, and escalate to ICU infusions + EEG when needed. We open with the do-firsts (0–5 min): ABCs, oxygen, lateral positioning, monitors, IV/IO access, check glucose (give thiamine → d…
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Acute Brain Failure in the Hospitalized Patient: Mastering the Evidence-Based Prevention and Management of Delirium in Acute Care
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we race through delirium in hospitalized adults—spot it early, fix the causes, deploy bundles, and medicate only when safety’s at stake. We open with the scale and stakes: delirium hits ~11–42% of general inpatients and up to 87% of older surgical patients, driving falls, longer LOS, institutionalizat…
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Acute Myocarditis in the Hospital Setting: Triage, Targeted Therapy, and the Genetics of Sudden Death
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle myocarditis in hospitalized patients—recognize fast, stratify risk, escalate support, and target therapy when needed. We start with the do-firsts: triage to the right care setting, exclude obstructive coronary artery disease, and launch diagnostic testing with ECG, hs-troponin, natriuretic p…
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Acute Pericarditis in the Hospitalized Patient: Master Risk Stratification, NLRP3, and Why Steroids Cause Relapse
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through pericarditis—diagnose fast, cool the inflammation, prevent tamponade, crush recurrences. We open with the do-firsts: history/exam (rub), ECG, CRP/ESR + leukocytosis/fever, and TTE to size the effusion and exclude tamponade/constriction. CMR is reasonable in complicated/recurrent/ince…
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Atrial Flutter for Hospitalists: Inpatient Management, Stroke Risk, and the Ablation Advantage
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through atrial flutter—spot the sawtooth, choose the fastest safe path to sinus, and keep strokes off the table. We open with the do-firsts: confirm the rhythm and triage the “why.” Grab a 12-lead ECG—regular narrow tachycardia with classic sawtooth F-waves (atrial ~240–300 bpm, often 2:1 AV…
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DVT Prophylaxis in Hospitalized Patients: Master the High-Stakes Balance of VTE and Bleeding Risk in Hospital Medicine
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through inpatient VTE prevention—screen fast, prophylax right, and use system nudges so clots don’t slip through. We open with the do-firsts: risk-stratify at admission and again daily. Use Padua/IMPROVE for medical patients, Caprini for surgical; pair with a bleeding check (IMPROVE-Bleed or…
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Send us a text if you want to be on the Podcast & explain why! IG: Coach.madds Become a personal trainer and get certified for life SUF-CPT Ever wondered what it takes to open your own gym at just 23 years old? Coach Mads shares her extraordinary journey from battling anorexia as a teenager to becoming a successful gym owner with a thriving boutiqu…
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Metabolic Acidosis in the Hospitalized Patient: The Anion Gap, Bicarb Controversy, and Why Your Patient’s pH is Killing Their Heart
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we dive into metabolic acidosis—how to identify it quickly, match treatment to the underlying cause, and manage it effectively to avoid complications. We start by confirming the diagnosis—check arterial blood gas (ABG) and serum electrolytes for a low pH and bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻). Next, calculate the an…
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Metabolic Alkalosis in the Hospitalized Patient: The Silent Killer Driving Poor Outcomes in the ICU (Workup, Management, and Why the Urine Chloride Te...
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we dive deep into metabolic alkalosis, a common but often overlooked acid-base disturbance in hospitalized patients. From pathophysiology to evidence-based management, we’ll explore strategies for both acute and chronic cases, especially in critically ill patients. We begin with the fundamentals: meta…
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The Hospitalist’s Management of Epistaxis: Evidence-Based Management, From ABCs to Topical TXA and Anticoagulation Tightropes
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we discuss epistaxis—from initial management to preventing recurrence, with evidence-based strategies for hospitalized patients. We start with stabilization—the priority is always airway, breathing, and circulation. Massive epistaxis can compromise hemodynamic stability, so monitoring vital signs and …
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Acute Compartment Syndrome: Beat the Clock, Save the Limb: Diagnosis, Delta P, and Emergency Fasciotomy
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle compartment syndrome—diagnose early, intervene fast, and prevent long-term complications. We start with the essentials: pain management and serial assessments. The hallmark symptom is pain out of proportion to the injury. Administer analgesics promptly, but adjust based on the severity. For …
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SIADH in the Hospitalized Patient: Master the Evidence-Based Diagnosis and Safe Management of Hyponatremia (Urea vs. Vaptans)
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we dive into Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone Secretion (SIADH)—diagnose it early, treat fluid imbalances, and carefully manage hyponatremia. We start with the essentials: identify and treat reversible causes first. Whether it’s medications, malignancy, or pulmonary/CNS disorders, addres…
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Sickle Cell Crisis in the Hospitalized Patient: Pain Protocols, Balanced Fluids, and Why You Must Review Hydroxyurea Now
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle sickle cell disease (SCD)—manage pain, prevent complications, and optimize long-term care. We start with the essentials: rapid pain management and early intervention. For vaso-occlusive crisis (VOC), opioids should be administered within 1 hour of presentation, with individualized dosing bas…
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Lipofuscin: Cellular Kryptonite That Nobody Talks About
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There is a lot of talk about autophagy, or cellular recycling, and apoptosis, programmed cell death, in relationship to circadian rhythm entrainment, ketogenic diets, and intermittent fasting. What I never hear is people talking about lipofuscin, the intracellular kryptonite and shuts down both of those processes by gumming up the lysosomes of our …
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NAFLD & NASH in the Hospitalized Patient: The Hospitalist’s Guide to Fibrosis Triage, Comorbidity Control, and Advanced Management
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle NAFLD—screen smart, stage fibrosis fast, and treat the heart to save the liver. We open with the do-firsts: targeted case-finding, not blanket screening. Prioritize patients with obesity, T2D, metabolic syndrome. Start with FIB-4 (age/AST/ALT/platelets): <1.3 (or <2.0 if >65) = low risk; 1.3…
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177: REPLAY Finding our Pink Zones: How women really thrive in perimenopause, menopause + midlife with Dr. Heidi Lescanec, ND
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Send us a text This podcast originally ran on May 29, 2025 On this episode of the Hotflash inc podcast, journalist and founder Ann Marie McQueen is joined by Dr Heidi Lescanec, a naturopathic physician based in Vancouver, BC, who brings over two decades of experience blending the latest scientific research with natural, clinically proven forms of m…
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Ascites Management in Cirrhosis: AASLD Guidelines, SBP, and HRS-AKI Explained
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through ascites—tap early, diurese smarter, and keep kidneys/brains out of trouble while you line up the definitive plan. We open with the do-firsts: confirm the syndrome and name the driver. Diagnostic paracentesis on arrival (don’t wait for the CT): send cell count/diff (SBP if PMN ≥250/µL…
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Pleural Effusions in the Hospitalized Patient: A Hospitalist’s Evidence-Based Roadmap for Diagnosis, POCUS, and Tailored Management
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through pleural effusions—scan smart, tap safer, and match treatment to mechanism so your patients breathe easier with fewer procedures. We open with the do-firsts: confirm the effusion and triage the “why.” Go POCUS-first (size, septations, safe pocket), use CXR for laterality, save CT for …
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Rhabdomyolysis in the Hospitalized Patient: The High-Stakes Guide to Early Diagnosis, AKI Prevention, and Fluid Resuscitation
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we sprint through rhabdo—spot it early (even without the classic triad), flood fast, and keep kidneys out of trouble. We open with the do-firsts: confirm the syndrome and size the risk. Order CK (diagnostic at >5× ULN; think >5,000 IU/L non-exertional, >10,000 IU/L exertional), BMP (K⁺/Cr), Ca/Mg/Phos…
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Pressure Injuries in Hospitalized Patients: Why Your Braden Score Isn’t Enough and the Multicomponent Protocols That Truly Save Skin and Billions
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we cut through pressure injuries—who to flag on day 1, which beds and dressings actually help, and how to run a wound plan that heals instead of lingers. We open with the do-firsts: risk-stratify (Braden + clinical judgment), full head-to-toe skin check with stage + size + photo, float the heels now, …
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Mastering Evidence-Based Goals of Care: Your Guide to Structured, High-Quality GOC Discussions and EHR-Driven Equity
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we cut through goals-of-care (GOC) conversations—who to flag, what to say, how to document it so the whole team actually uses it. We open with the do-firsts: identify the right patients (surprise question “Would I be surprised…?”, acute deterioration, high-risk admits, ≥2 recent hospitalizations). Pre…
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Winter illness, our body clock and immunity, ancient beliefs, (and some tips)
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I am down with a cough and cold at the moment, and it got me thinking about immunity, seasons and people’s beliefs about illness as well as what we can do to stave off these bugs. Links: Your opinion matters. SURVEY here - please help me by taking this 10 minute survey -thank you!: http://bit.ly/savinglivesinslowmotion-survey Hippocrates and Galen:…
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From Construction Worker to Full Time Personal Trainer
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Send us a text if you want to be on the Podcast & explain why! TikTok @seanokstr83 Instagram @sean.straub.313 Facebook Sean Straub What happens when you trade a stable construction paycheck for the uncertainty of becoming a personal trainer in your 40s? Sean's journey will inspire anyone feeling trapped in their career. After years in construction,…
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Dr. Sabine Hazan: How Microbes Shape Memory, Mood, and the Mind
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What if the secret to unlocking the mysteries of our minds, our health, and even our happiness is hiding in the most unexpected place—our own gut? Could the answers to our most stubborn health mysteries—and maybe even the secret to a longer, happier life—be found in the microbes we’ve spent a lifetime trying to avoid? How does our microbiome affect…
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Acute Pancreatitis Deep Dive: Nailing the First 48 Hours—Fluids, Necrosis, and the Step-Up Survival Strategy
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we demystify acute pancreatitis—diagnose fast, hydrate smart, feed early, and know when to escalate. We open with getting the diagnosis and severity right: use the rule of 2/3 (typical pain, lipase/amylase >3× ULN, or imaging) and stage by revised Atlanta (mild, moderately severe, severe). BISAP/APACH…
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The Evidence-Based Inpatient Pathway for Acute Choledocholithiasis: Guidelines, Risks, and Single-Stage Solutions
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we demystify acute choledocholithiasis—who needs urgent decompression, how to clear the duct, and how to prevent the encore. We open with the sick first: suspected cholangitis or biliary sepsis = urgent ERCP (<24 h) for decompression and cultures, alongside IV fluids and broad-spectrum antibiotics. If…
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Acute COPD Exacerbation (AECOPD) Evidence Unlocked: 5-Day Steroids, 88-92% Oxygen, and NIV First for Hypercapnic Respiratory Failure
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we cut through inpatient COPD exacerbations—how to stabilize fast, choose the right meds, and know when to put the mask on. We open with the do-firsts: grab a chest X-ray and ABG to rule in AECOPD and rule out the mimics (pneumonia, HF, PE) and acute respiratory acidemia. Start controlled O₂ targeting…
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Acute Infective Endocarditis: Deep Dive into Rapid Diagnosis, Antibiotics, and the Critical Surgery Call
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we cut through acute infective endocarditis—how to confirm it fast, start the right drugs, and know when the valve team needs to move. We open with the do-firsts: draw three sets of blood cultures from separate sticks, then start empiric IV therapy—vancomycin + ceftriaxone for most native valves (dapt…
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Hyponatremia Emergency: The Evidence-Based Roadmap to Correction, ODS Prevention, and the Desmopressin Clamp Strategy
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we cut through inpatient hyponatremia—how to triage by symptoms and acuity, push 3% safely, prevent overcorrection, and fix the cause. We open with the do-firsts: confirm it’s true hypotonic hyponatremia (check measured serum osmolality; correct Na for glucose), assess duration (<48 h vs >48 h), and s…
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Episode 14: The Healing Weight Paradox - Why Gaining First Means Losing Forever
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Episode 14: The Healing Weight Paradox - Why Your Scale Is About to Betray You (And Why That's Actually Good News) You're about to eat 2,000+ calories, gain 10 pounds in two weeks, and it's going to be the best thing that ever happened to your metabolism. Dr. Steve Presciutti exposes the truth that's helped hundreds of his patients finally escape d…
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Cellulitis Roadmap for the Hospitalist: 5-Day Treatment, MRSA Myths, and Why Your Patient Keeps Coming Back
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we demystify inpatient cellulitis—who to admit, what to cover, and when to stop. We open with the right patients: nonpurulent, warm, tender, spreading erythema—and the red flags for a bed (systemic toxicity, rapid progression, immunocompromise, failed outpatient therapy, hand/face, or NSTI concern). U…
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Pyelonephritis in the Hospitalized Patient: Mastering Evidence-Based Management, Antibiotic Stewardship, and the IV-to-Oral Shift
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we get practical about inpatient pyelonephritis—how to stop sepsis, protect kidneys, and prevent complications. We open at the door: recognize sepsis, two IV lines + fluids, draw urine and blood cultures (don’t delay antibiotics for tough sticks), check creatinine and lactate, and assess for obstructi…
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Dr Miriam Mikicki on the Unexpected Benefits of Balancing Hormones I Rejuvenate Podcast Ep. 132
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To sign up for Hormetics products and the clinical study go to: https://advancedhealthgenetics.com/collections/hormetics-weight-optimization-system If you’d like to know which Genetic Factors are influencing your Health go to https://advancedhealthgenetics.com Use code “REJUVENATE” to tell them we sent you and to get 20% OFF your first order. You c…
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EP 185 - Understanding Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause with Dr. Fiona Lovely
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In this solo episode of the Not Your Mother's Menopause Podcast, Dr. Fiona Lovely provides a vital and compassionate guide to the Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM). She begins by explaining that the GSM is a spectrum of symptoms affecting the genitourinary tract due to declining estrogen and androgenic hormones (like testosterone and DHEA) …
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86: How Fall Hormone Changes Can Affect Your Horse's Metabolic Health
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As we move from summer to fall, and temperatures at night start to cool, subtle changes begin to occur in our horses. Shorter days trigger powerful hormonal shifts, often before we even notice. Those shifts play an essential role in the health of our horses- especially those with metabolic conditions. Hormone Shifts and Metabolism Seasonal hormone …
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Fidaxomicin First, FMT Future in C. Difficile Colitis: Mastering CDI Diagnosis, Recurrence Prevention, and the Microbiome Shift
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) on the wards—fast, practical, guideline-driven care from test ordering to recurrence prevention. We open with the first moves: test only the right patient—≥3 unformed stools in 24 h (or ileus/toxic megacolon). Use a two-step algorithm: GDH + toxin EIA…
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Acute Ischemic Stroke: Reperfusion, Supportive Care, and the Great Shift from Time-Based to Tissue-Based Management
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we demystify PFO workup and closure after ischemic stroke—who to test, who to close, and how to run a tight inpatient pathway. We open with the right patients: nonlacunar, embolic-appearing infarcts in adults 18–60 with no better cause on initial workup. Everyone gets vascular imaging, inpatient rhyth…
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Acute Lower GI Bleeding: Evidence-Based Management, Restrictive Transfusion, and the Critical 7-Day Antithrombotic Restart Window
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In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we tackle the evidence-based inpatient management of lower gastrointestinal bleeding (LGIB)—from first contact in the ED to secondary prevention at discharge. We start with stabilization and triage: ABCs, two large-bore IVs, targeted labs, and a restrictive transfusion strategy—generally tran…
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Acute Upper GI Bleeding: The Definitive Guide to Stabilization, Restrictive Transfusion, and Timely Endoscopy (ACG Guidelines)
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In this episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we unpack the evidence-based inpatient management of upper gastrointestinal bleeding (UGIB)—from triage at the door to secondary prevention at discharge. We open with stabilization: airway protection when mental status or torrential hematemesis threatens, two large-bore IVs, targeted labs (CBC, CMP, c…
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Decompensated Cirrhosis Inpatient Management: Avoiding Fatal Errors in Acute Triage and Stabilization
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In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through the evidence-based hospital management of decompensated cirrhosis. From triage to discharge, we cover the full playbook hospitalists need on the wards. We start with rapid assessment and risk stratification—how to find precipitating factors (infection, GI bleed, alcohol, meds/…
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Inpatient OUD Mastery: Protocols for MOUD, Fentanyl Induction, and Saving Lives Post-Discharge
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In this in-depth episode of Hospital Medicine Unplugged, we walk through evidence-based inpatient care for opioid use disorder (OUD)—from triage to transition of care—so hospitalists can start, continue, and optimize medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) on the wards. We start with bedside assessment and risk stratification—confirming OUD by h…
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