In this conversation, Tadd Lane discusses two articles related to health and wellness. The first article explores the link between processed red meats and an increased risk of dementia, highlighting the importance of replacing these meats with nuts and legumes. The second article discusses how high-intensity exercise may unexpectedly contribute to weight gain by reducing subsequent physical activity and lowering body temperature. Tadd provides insights and personal experiences related to both topics.

In this conversation, Tadd Lane and Joshua Pair discuss the multifaceted nature of addiction, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers, the various dependencies associated with addiction, and the impact of age and culture on substance use. They explore relapse prevention strategies, holistic approaches to recovery, and the significance of understanding addiction as a chronic disease. The discussion also highlights the necessity of building a strong support system and provides valuable resources for individuals seeking help.

In this episode, Tadd Lane, a family nurse practitioner, addresses common myths and misconceptions surrounding vaccines. He emphasizes the importance of vaccines in public health, explains how they work, and debunks several myths, including the idea that vaccines cause diseases or overwhelm the immune system. Tadd also discusses the significance of herd immunity and the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, encouraging listeners to seek credible information and consult with healthcare providers regarding their vaccination concerns.