In these Kim Kardashian days, we see more and more people getting plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures than ever before. It’s no longer just the models and Hollywood stars getting cut and tucked and suctioned and injected. It’s nearly everyone. And that isn’t even including the people getting tattoos. But how do those procedures after your health in the short-term and the long run? In this episode, Dr. Nedd will cover:
- When the first plastic surgery occurred and why it happened.
- The different types of plastic surgeries and cosmetic procedures.
- The health risks from each of these.
- Are there any health risks to getting a tattoo?.
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Last week we talked about how to prepare for a possible water shortage. This week we’re going to focus more on the quality of the water rather than the availability of it. In this episode, our special guest Winston Kao covers:
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Not only is Top Gun a great movie, but it also has some interesting stunts involving G-force. So what is G-force and how can it affect jet pilots. This is one of three altitude or speed-related effects on the body that we cover this week. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
We’ve covered the best-known parts of the nervous system, but what about the parts that keep your body’s functions going without you having to think about them. This is the ‘automatic’ nervous system – aka, the Autonomic nervous system. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
If you need more oxygen, you could always get an oxygen tank and mask. But what about when the oxygen need is more serious? That’s when hyperbaric oxygen therapy can be useful. It’s also great for athletes who want to improve their performance or have a faster recovery. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
Is there any way to check on the function of your heart, rather than just finding out if it has already been damaged in the past? Wouldn’t it be better to see where the function is suboptimal and have a way to improve that with nutrition? In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers:
Just like with health-related issues these days, ‘climate’ and ‘climate change’ has become so politicized it’s hard to get accurate info. A scientist who has worked in this field thinks this is ridiculous and wrote a book to discuss this problem and then goes over what the true info is. In this episode, Dr. Nedd covers: