If you have a bubble belly, you might have a higher risk for dementia. In this episode, Dr. Power talks us through the links between the bubble belly and dementia, along with shedding light on new habits to get you slim, trim, and brain healthy again. Be sure to tune in today!

The race is on to vaccinate the global population against COVID-19 and, in today’s episode of the MD Memos Podcast, Dr. Power addresses whether or not there are serious risks associated with the vaccines that are being “rushed to market.” Of course, there is always some risk associated with any vaccine but, in this case, the dangers of contracting COVID are far greater! Tune in to hear Dr. Power put it into perspective as he shares some epidemiological statistics.

Daily physical exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, but did you know that it can benefit your brain too? In today’s episode with Dr. Power, he addresses the relationship between physical activity and brain aging, specifically the benefits of exercise for dementia. Tuning in, you’ll hear about the positive impact that exercise has on all organ systems, including the brain, and some of the metabolites that are being isolated and studied for dementia drug trials. Tune in today to learn more!

Are you sick and tired of losing a few pounds on a crash diet, only to regain the weight and then some? Well, in today’s episode, Dr. Power has some general food principles to share, opting instead for a weight-controlling food intake that is low in fat and high in fiber. Tune in to find out what this healthy diet includes and what its benefits are for your health and immune system, even guarding against pandemic virus infections!

Studies of heart attack patients commonly associate their acute episodes with a mood of pessimism, along with some degree of personal neglect. More lighthearted people who suffer from heart attacks tend to take better measures after to get in better shape. In this episode, you’ll hear Dr. Power weigh in on the links between coronary heart disease temperament!

Artery issues can cause one’s legs can cramp but this does not mean one has an artery disease. One’s legs can get cramped for other reasons than artery issues too. Today on the show you will learn about the different causes for leg cramps as well as a few artery-related conditions and how to solve them.

Even though butter is tasty, the sad truth is that it causes heart attacks because of the saturated fats and cholesterol in it. One should stay away from coconut and palm oil too because they come from warm climates and thus contain saturated fats. Cold climate oils are far better for our health, and you can learn more by tuning in today!

While it has been a necessary measure during the pandemic to be socially distanced, this new habit is causing its own set of side effects. One of these is that people are neglecting to seek medical assistance due to fear of contracting COVID. We have found a solution to this issue too though, in the form of remote medical care practices, so tune in to find out more!

We have been living with the pandemic for many months now, and so there has been a lot of time to gather data and get insights into the effects it has had on our world. In today’s episode, Dr. Power shares just a few, weighing in on which groups of our population are most vulnerable to infection, are most likely to get infected, and more. Tune in today!

In today’s Metabolic Moment, Dr. Power explains what structural biology is and how it is helpful in determining the effects, fates, and interactions of molecules. By determining the shape of a virus, drug makers will be able to craft very specific treatments, so it is an important and exciting specialty in the life sciences! Tune in today to learn more.