Dr. Galati starts the show about talking about the recent shootings that have taken place and the mental health crisis that needs to be addressed. He then brings on Nurse Practitioner Anthony Santos and Cardiologist Briana Costello join the show to share their views on fatty liver and metabolic syndrome. Dr. Galati also takes one final look at chronic metal heath disorders.

Dr. Galati starts the show by giving us his weekly updates and what to expect at the new studios. He also talks about second opinions and how to make sure you’re seen by the right specialist. Registered Dietitian at Liver Specialists of Texas Lauren McNamara joins the show, and Dr. Galati has five questions he conjured up for her. He also talks about an article he came across in the New York Times about pancreatic cancer.

Dr. Galati is giving away free signed copies of his book “Eating Yourself Sick” if you’re the first to email him tonight. He then brings on John Geerlings to get his take on obesity and how we as parents need to make sure our children are safer. Dr. Galati also has Chuck Garcia and Dr. Mike Wilson to give us their views on the same subject.

Dr. Galati starts the show by continuing what we were talking about last week. That is “making visible the invisible.” It is officially National Hepatitis Awareness Month, and Dr. Galati explains the importance of hepatitis and all the different types. He also takes some time to talk about some news stories. Dr. Galati talks about the proper squatting technique and the food keeping our brain healthy.

Dr. Galati starts the show encouraging us to attend the Liver Walk Saturday, May 7th, at Memorial Park. He then explains the focus on how many of our health problems are invisible and when are we going to see a big outcry. Dr. Galati also talks about the importance of not only knowing your numbers, but knowing your symptoms.

Dr. Galati starts the show by telling us not to feel bad for those who deal with high cholesterol and diabetes. He also talks about April being Donate Life Month and organ donation. Kristen Hanks from the Texas Liver Foundation joins the show to talk about her son and the upcoming liver walk. Dr. Galati also talks about the nice weather, and how now is a good time to go outside and be active.

Dr. Galati starts the show by updating us on a live webinar that he is hosting this coming Thursday at 5 PM. He then shares his top seven tips that will maximize our health. Dr. Galati also talks about summer vacation trips with the family and how a national park is a healthy option. He also talks about the National Donate Life Month of April and how being an organ donor is a selfless act we can do to save others lives.

Dr. Galati starts the show by talking about high blood pressure and how having COVID 19 gives you a better chance of having Type 2 Diabetes. He also has a brief vegetable discussion. Dr. Galati then brings on Dr. Jaime Gomez who specializes in Colorectal Surgery to get his take on high blood pressure and how to react to it.

Dr. Galati gives away signed copies of his book “Eating Yourself Sick” during each segment of the show tonight. Food and nutrition is the theme and he talks about the root of chronic disease. Dr. Galati strategizes a way for us to make a weekly menu of what to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He also gives us helpful advice on how to go about shopping at the grocery store.

Dr. Galati starts the show with some programing notes and talks a little about the frustrations we’ve had with COVID. Cardiologist Dr. Jaime Gomez joins the show to talk about heart and cardiovascular disease. Dr. Galati also speaks to the importance of being a student of wellness.