It's the not so glamorous side of love, but we so need to talk about it. http://www.teachingdoctor.com/

"For better or for worse"; these are vows that you take when you walk down that isle to forever. In my opinion I believe that most of us don't ever want to experience the "for worse". But what happens when you do experience that earth shattering event that tests your "for better or for worse"? We have hypothesized that the chemistry that happens in the brain during the "falling in love" part of a relationship must happen in order to set a solid foundation that will be able to withstand the "for worse". SaMonna and Van Watts have a conversation with the HouseCall Community that supports that hypothesis. http://samonnawatts.com/

Some people say it was a spark; some say a jolt, some even say they felt the heavens open and heard angels singing. However you "fell in love", there was real brain chemistry in that look from across the room, those long talks, and HAVE MERCY, those HUGS!!!!!....Yes! Let's talk about those HUGS!

It's a brain disease. When we look at the disease of addiction with more depth than just a weakness in a person's moral make up, in my opinion, I believe that's when we'll get somewhere with the "war on drugs". It's a brain disease in which you become deficient in making the proper decisions with the choices that are placed in front of you and there is real neurochemistry behind it! Sit down with Mr. Thomas Moore, the Director of the Community Relations / Outreach at Amazing Love Health Services, LLC, and me as we talk about the science behind addiction.

Parental Discretion Advised: If you are a parent who listens to this show with your children, this episode has adult themes. At first glance it would seem as if it was an invitation to a regular party. But when you looked beyond the surface this is when she was given her one-way ticket to hell. But....she found her way out. Listen as Mrs. Sheena Avent takes us along some parts of the ride for her life as she talks about her addiction to crack-cocaine and the road she had to travel for her recovery.

"I just wanted to be cool." That's what he said. Now you or others you know may have just been trying to escape mental or emotional pain and that's how they ended up in the twisted relationship of addiction. However it started, it's an affair with a very jealous mistress. So how do you or someone you love break the addition cycle? What is really going on inside their heads? These are questions we start talking about this month in this new year of 2016. If it's going to be a truly new day, let's have some straight talk.

Welcome to season 4, January 2016! How were your holidays? What life lessons did you learn? We have planned some very interesting conversations this year. We would like to know what topics you want us to explore? Connect with us on housecallwithdrmac.com and leave us a voice message or drop us an email at [email protected]. So, let's sit down; let's have some conversations; let's connect these dots; lets get some straight talk.

It's been said that music can calm the savage beast. We are now realizing that it can be used to treat the troubled mind, treat a stroke victim and treat chronic pain as well. Marisol Norris tells us how music can impact our health.www.musictherapy.org

There are various topics in the medical community that stir up a lot of controversy, and Chronic Lyme Disease is one of them. Husband, Father and Pastor Noah Washington sat down with us and detailed his experience with finally getting a diagnosis and most importantly, treatment for his illness.

When an individual has to climb out of the pit of homelessness they not only have to tackle the obvious question of where am I going to sleep. There are a myriad of psychological gymnastics that a person has to go through. Rebuild[h]er addresses all of the pillars that need to be strengthened to help make a woman whole after coming back from the dungeon of homelessness.