Passing out after sports training is more common than we think. Today Dr. Power discusses what happens to unconditioned individuals who physically overexert themselves. After providing the answers, he shares his solutions that you can use to help your teammate recover.

As implausible as it sounds, Botox has been used to treat migraines. In this episode, Dr. Power explores how Botox can be used a last resort treatment option, while also touching on other, simpler home remedies.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease sufferers typically need acid blockers to manage the disease. Yet, there are stories that these blockers can increase risk of developing type-two diabetes. In this episode, we discuss the research and its findings. Dr. Power then shares an anecdote about a patient of his, a digestive disease expert, and tells us how he screens his own patients who suffer from GERD. Be sure to join us today!

Gluten sensitivity is oftentimes misunderstood. In today’s episode, we look at what it means to be gluten sensitive and how it can affect our bodies. We dive into some gluten-sensitive symptoms like constipation and bloating, and put the gluten molecule on trial to see if it is guilty of promoting weight gain in the body. Join us today to hear the verdict.

Vaccination is a surefire way to choke off deadly virus outbreaks. Yet, we need to make sure that we balance out resources to ensure everyone gets the jab they really need. In this episode, we discuss why we can’t afford to neglect the health of children in developing countries. Tune in with us today.

Aspirin is a common remedy for many symptoms, with many users believing it can help prevent strokes and heart attacks. However, new research suggests that aspirin might not be as beneficial as we’d hope. In this episode, we discuss the research and touch on whether or not aspirin can help dementia or Alzheimer’s. Be sure to tune in with us today!

Soy products like soybean milk are used to reduce hot flushes. Today Dr. Powers discusses whether soybean products can create a gentler experience of menopause and if soybean’s estrogen-like effects are safe for your body. Tune in for Dr. Power’s expert answers.

Many people have expressed skepticism over the COVID-19 vaccine. Today Dr. Powers discusses the important role that vaccines have played in eliminating outbreaks like polio and mumps. Later, he reflects on the two competing tales being told about vaccines on social media. For Dr. Power’s insights on vaccines, tune in today.

When winter hits, it’s normal to feel a sense of sadness. Today Dr. Powers explains the causes and prevalence of SAD; Seasonal Affective Disorder. After sharing how sunlight impacts our metabolism and body clocks, he discusses how prevalent SAD is in states that receive high and low amounts of sunlight.

Raised blood sugar is a common metabolic challenge linked to pregnancy. Today Dr. Powers explores how pregnancy may increase your risk of diabetes. He discusses how elevated blood sugar can lead to diabetes, despite the fact that blood sugar levels typically decrease after delivery. Later, he explains what mothers can do to avoid diabetes. Tune in to hear more!