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“An apple a day keeps the doctors away.”This is a common proverb that each one of us are familiar with. In fact, it is something we often say to remind ourselves that keeping our bodies healthy can offer us several benefits like keeping us from various diseases and illnesses.The human body requires an adequate amount of nutrients to function properly and maintain good health. These nutrients are chemical substances found in foods that are categorized as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. We need all of these to let our bodies function properly and have all the energy we need for the day.Living a healthy lifestyle is the best investment we can make. It may sound daunting to exercise daily or keep a balanced diet, but investing in our health is something our future selves will thank us for. But everything takes patience, dedication, and time. You can take things slowly, and alter your lifestyle one step at a time. Consult your doctor, research, and be consistent to keep your body healthy and physically fit.Hear more in this episode with Dr. Paul Goodman, the Chief Medical Officer of Fresh N’ Lean, about the best way to get proper nutrition and how food can be your medicine. Tune in! Memorable Quotes:If everyone would cut back their sugar to one percent, we will have a large decrease in everything. - Dr. Paul GoodmanYou have to get your nutrients from whole foods first. - Dr. Paul GoodmanFood is medicine, it is more than food, it is information that you feed for your body. - Dr. Dung TrinhImportant Points:Macular degeneration is the only condition where we prescribe antioxidants.  Be mindful in overtaking your supplements because sometimes your body doesn’t need them. The consumption of bad fats leads to inflammation.About the Guests:Paul Goodman, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Fresh N’ Lean, co-founder of Eye Nutrition MD, and a board-certified ophthalmologist. He has worked in a wide spectrum of disease states including substantial experience with medical retina, glaucoma, ocular surface disease, diabetes, neurology, rheumatology, and oncology.About the Host:Dung Trinh, MD is the Chief Medical Officer of Irvine Clinical Research, medical missionary with TongueOut Medical Missions, and holds leadership positions with multiple health care organizations in Orange County. He is a keynote speaker, best-selling author, and Host of “Health Talks with Dr. Trinh” which can be heard weekly on OC Talk Radio.Connect with Dr. TrinhHealthTalks OC WebsiteTongue OutFacebookLinkedIn

We are thrilled to announce our new podcast Where There's a Will There's a Way with Will Crist. Join us each Friday as we speak to entrepreneurs and leadership teams and how they are creating a great life for everyone in the company!

 

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Tori Larrick, is a Manager ll, Patient Services with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.  Tori has been with PanCAN for five years and was drawn to the organization due to the loss of her father to pancreatic cancer.  Tori supervises a team of Case Managers in the Patient Services department which provides information and resources to patients and families affected by pancreatic cancer.  Tori oversees the GenomOncology Explorer and biomarker search process for the Patient Services team and has extensive experience with clinical trials. Tori brings to light the importance of clinical trials for those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and debunks the myths of clinical trials, here @OC Talk Radio Orange County’s only community radio station streaming live from @UCI Beall Applied Innovation at the Cove.

“As long as you speak my name I shall live forever.”

Today’s Living Hope is dedicated to Tori’s father

TIM LARRICK

Colleen LaSalle shares her journey with her husband, John, diagnosed with stage lV pancreatic cancer.  John was put in a clinical trial and told with chemo he would have 3 years and without chemo one year, sadly John was gone in four months.  Colleen was John's Caregiver, it was difficult, she went from being his wife to being more like a parent.  She shares how she had to keep things as normal as possible for her two daughters. Colleen received no training or advice on how to be a Caregiver; it was a  learn as you go experience. Colleen has gone from being a wife, mother, caregiver, volunteer, advocate.  She wants to be there for others, to offer them the support and knowledge this journey has brought her, something that unfortunately she learned along the way.  Colleen and her girls are involved in bringing awareness and advocacy because they don't want John to be forgotten "he was here, he was important, he will always be important." This episode of Living Hope is dedicated to John LaSalle.  January is Clinical Trials Awareness Month and finding out John was in a clinical trial with an oral chemo that sadly did not help him but helped many pancreatic cancer survivors including myself was a little emotional for me but really brought the importance of clinical trials to a different meaning.

Looking back this has been an amazing year for Living Hope and for myself.  Coming out of my comfort zone going from Podcast Producer to Podcast Producer and Podcast Host!  Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I'd be here doing this.  This year we have shared my personal journey as well as the journeys of so many.  2021 has been anything but normal but hopefully the journeys shared have given us all hope and have inspired us in some way.  Though many of the journeys did not end the way we wanted, we shared in the tears, laughter, the understanding we weren't alone.  In 2022, we look forward to hearing from you.  Sharing your journey, ideas of what you'd like to hear more about.  Some may be controversial, but we hope you take something positive away from what you may hear.  In closing this episode of Living Hope is dedicated to all those that shared their journey, that watched or listened to Living Hope, the many non-profits that supported us helping us get off the ground.  A special thank you to Dawn Kamber, Public Affairs Director/Podcast Host of Impact OC, who started this many years ago and Paul Roberts, CEO and Station Manager who came up with the idea.  If you'd like to share your journey or have ideas for future episodes please email me at  [email protected] or [email protected]

 Thank you for being part of our 2021 journey and to future journeys!

Show Notes  Have you ever wondered about what it is that draws (especially) intelligent people to join a cult? Well, today we’re about to find out. We will learn first-hand from our very special guest, Radhia Gleis, who was an elder for 25 years in a cult called The Buddha-field. As a young woman… Radhia went on a quest for to discover nirvana and found herself entangled in a destructive cult. Now, for anyone tempted to judge cult followers as weak-minded and gullible, Radhia has a new book that will certainly shatter those assumptions. In her new book titled The Followers, she explores the common traits, as well as common needs, that every human being possesses. And, almost ironically, it is in these very common needs that cult leaders find their prey. Radhia has a message for all of us… to understand… as well as be wary of. PLEASE NOTE: This episode was so informative and fun that we had to break it into two shows. Be prepared to catch Part II in just a couple days, where Radhia shares what she learned and what we can lean.   Please check out Radhia’s book. The Followers: “Holy Hell” and the Disciples of Narcissistic Leaders: How My Years in a Notorious Cult Parallel Today’s Cultural Mania. You can discover more about Radhia at www.radhiagleis.com       

Meet one of Pedego's first eBike dealers as we rerun one of our early episodes with Tom Bock.  And hear how he went on to become a principle part of the Pedego Team!

Treena Meyers serves as the Regional Campus Chaplain in San Diego for Azusa Pacific Seminary and adjunct professor in the School of Nursing teaching Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Concepts. In addition, Treena is the Chief Human Resources Officer for Kingdom One.

With over 17 years of church ministry experience, she is skilled and passionate about serving church leaders in the discipleship, design and development of teams to create healthy churches.

In addition to her ministry experience, Treena is a Human Resources professional with 30 years of experience in all aspects of Human Resources Management, Development, Leadership, Training, Conflict Resolution, Employee Engagement, Team Design, and Development.  She has also served as the Chief Financial Officer for the Branch College and holds a number of certifications, focused on assisting others to understand how beautifully and wonderfully God designed them.

She earned her Masters of Divinity from Azusa Pacific and is currently pursuing her Doctorate of Ministry with an emphasis in Spiritual Formation.

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Steve Rosansky joined Barry Saywitz on this weeks show of "Let's Talk Real Estate: Your Weekly BS with Barry Saywitz.  Mr. Rosansky is the CEO of the Newport Beach Chamber where he manages an organization compromised of 600 members. Hear about what the he does and his thoughts on the market for 2022.  Hear it only on OC's best talk radio station, OC Talk Radio