Dr. Joe Galati Podcast

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This podcast episode features Bob Delaney, author of the new book Heroes are Human: Lessons in Resilience, Courage, and Wisdom from the Covid Front Lines. The interview we had with Bob was part of the Sirius XM-Catholic Channel series that aired this past week. Bob Delaney was born and bred in Paterson, New Jersey, joined the New Jersey, State Police, and spent three years working undercover infiltrating the mob in New Jersey. Following this experience, Bob was plagued by post traumatic stress. After his law enforcement career, he became an NBA referee and spent 25 years in the league.
Bob has written three books, sharing his life experiences and his expertise in post traumatic stress, and the emotional trauma that we all experience.
You can pick up his book here.

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This past Friday morning, Dr. Galati was a guest on THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT, a great radio program that is hosted by Frank Morano.

The program originates in New York City on 77 WABC. Frank and Dr. Galati talked about the obesity crisis, including the obesity crisis in young children and teenagers. They talked about why this is happening, and strategies for everyone to become a better consumer of healthcare and to raise your health IQ.

Information about THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT and Frank Morano can be obtained here.

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This week on , we spent time talking about modifiable risk factors to reduce your chance of developing cancer. The special guest this week was oncologist Susan Escudier, who practices at Texas Oncology .

With regard to cancer, there are multiple modifiable lifestyle changes that can have a big impact on the eventual risk for cancer and its development. The American Cancer Society recently published data indicating that 42% of cancer cases and 45% of cancer deaths in the United states are linked to modifiable risk factors. In other words, these cases could be prevented. Based on recent data, that translates to 660,000 cancer cases and 265,000 cancer deaths that could have been prevented.

The main modifiable risk factors include smoking, secondhand smoke, obesity, excessive alcohol intake, eating red and processed meats, diets low in fruits and vegetables as well as dietary calcium, physical inactivity, UV radiation, and specific cancer associated infections including H. pylori, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, herpesvirus type 8, HIV, and human papilloma virus.

In the weeks to come on the radio, we are going to continue this series of modifiable lifestyle changes and focus on other disease states including heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, dementia, lung disease, and diabetes. Stay tuned for these upcoming programs. Make sure you sign up for our newsletter so that you stay up to date on all of these future learning activities will be sharing with you.

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This week on Your Health First, Dr. Sam Pappas, an Internal Medicine physician in Northern Virginia, talks with Dr. Galati about the latest in Covid-19 care.

Since the start of the pandemic, Dr. Pappas has been aggressive in managing his outpatients with Covid-19, making use of a wide variety of therapies.

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Every month, Dr Galati has a special broadcast on The Catholic Channel, which airs on SiriusXM radio channel 129. This past month, his special guest was Frater Giovanni Dodd, from the Saint Michael's Abbey in Orange County, California. Giovanni shared with Dr. Galati not only the discipline related to the schedule at the Abby, but also the significant impact on his health this kind of strict religious formation schedule has had on his overall health.

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This is one of the shorter podcast episodes Doctors Galati is sharing with you. The central theme here is, once again, the cost of wellness. He shares a real-life story of a friend and colleague who has suddenly become ill. For most of us, these sudden illnesses are never planned or anticipated. They catch us when we least suspect it. As a result, ongoing lack of attention to your health and wellness does have its consequences when you are most vulnerable. If you have challenges with obesity, address it today; if you've been told that your physician that your cholesterol or blood sugar is just a “touch” elevated, address it today; if you just aren't feeling well, check in with your doctor today and get things addressed.

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Chuck Garcia joins Dr. Joe Galati further discussing the definition of "the cost of wellness". Considering the amount of chronic disease we see in our practice, understanding what cost of wellness means is an important ant starting point.

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This past week on Your Health First, Dr. Briana Costello with the Texas Heart Institute, shared her experience on metabolic syndrome and its role in heart disease and fatty liver. Metabolic syndrome generally consists of: obesity (specifically belly fat), pre or type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and increased levels of cholesterol. Fatty liver is seen in the vast majority of such cases of metabolic syndrome. Unfortunately, those with metabolic syndrome have an increased chance of developing serious heart complication - such as heart attack, stroke, and premature death.

For more information about Dr. Costello and the Texas Heart Institute, visit these links.

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Thanks for visiting our podcast site. Lots of health and wellness information to share.

• This week we feature an interview with Jackie DeAngelis, financial correspondent with Fox Business Network. Jackie spoke with Dr. Galati and shared her recent diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. The interview originally aired on SiriusXM, channel 129, The Catholic Channel. The statistics on breast cancer and additional information is available here.

• Dr. Galati also shared his own personal experience with breast cancer in him mother, who was a two-time breast cancer survivor.

• Can your diet prevent dementia? An article from the NYT outlines a dietary plan to reduce the chance of age-related cognitive decline. Hint: lots of fresh fruits and veggies are the foundation of this plan, and make sure you follow the Mediterranean and MIND diets. Listen for more details.

• We also share with you a new phrase to consider: "Making Visible the Invisible". Dr. Galati recently spoke in Las Vegas and shared this concept. All too often both patients and physicians are blind to medical problems that are seen in open sight. Seeing problems early is life saving.

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Jaime Gomez, MD, a cardiologist in Brownsville, Texas, joined Dr. Joe Galati recently on the radio to discuss some of the more common questions in heart disease and disease prevention.

Links of interest:

Diabetes and Heart Disease

Metabolic Syndrome

Stroke

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