YOU: The Owner's Manual

Bladder incontinence affects as much as half of the female population, yet many are too embarrassed to seek help.  MIND OVER BLADDER: A Step-By-Step Guide To Achieving Continence offers an informative, easy-to-understand guide that will give women back their freedom and help them regain control over their bladder.

Supported by extensive clinical research, the book demystifies a frightening medical problem and acquaints the reader with all available therapies.  It seeks to educate women of all ages on the many causes of incontinence and the variety of treatment options available.  

Today, Dr. Jill Maura Rabin joins us on the show. She is the author of MIND OVER BLADDER, an award-winning physician, and Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra Northwell.

As a physician, Dr. Rabin is passionate about improving the lives of women by providing them with quality healthcare and up-to-the-minute medical information. As a teacher, she is dedicated to enhancing and enriching the medical education of her students through progressive curriculum development and active membership. It is her firm belief that empowered patients and compassionate, well-prepared physicians can work together to greatly improve women's health. 

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Bonus
How Your Diet Affects Your Risk for Cancer

The pandemic may be causing many Americans to have second thoughts about nursing homes, with occupancy rates falling to a record low level in February 2021. If this trend continues, more people will likely be able to die at home, something that 80 percent of Americans say they would prefer. 

In addition to professional caregivers, hospice care, and death doulas, one organization is training people in skills that were once handed down from grandparents just a century ago: how to care for a loved one at end-of-life.

Suzanne O’Brien, a hospice nurse, saw firsthand how family members were often paralyzed with fear that they would do something to harm their loved ones as they were caring for them at end-of-life.   O’Brien has made it her life mission to change that. Since 2010, she has trained more than 100,000 people in basic end-of-life caregiving skills, including an average of 3,000 people who attend her free monthly training on Zoom, and is also proud Founder and Creator of the award-winning program Doulagivers: End of Life Doula Training, Eldercare Doula Training, and Doulagiver Care Consultant Training.

She tells us all about how she got into this work, what the system looks like now, the ability to die at home, and why these are important skills to have.

Want better health and nutrition? Now you can get personalized supplement recommendations and custom vitamin packs delivered to your door! Go to PersonaNutrition.com/Roizen and take your free assessment and get 50% off your order today. - sponsor

 

Bonus
How Your Diet Affects Your Risk for Cancer