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- Audio File naturally_savvy/1647ns2a.mp3
- Featured Speaker Cindi Bigelow, CEO of Bigelow Tea
- Guest Website Bigelow Tea
- Guest Twitter Account @bigelowtea
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Cindi Bigelow is the third generation President & CEO of family-owned Bigelow Tea, the U.S. market leader of specialty teas that produces over 1.6 billion tea bags annually. She holds a BS degree from Boston College, an MBA from Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management, and an Honorary Doctorate from University of New Haven. Social- and community-minded, she frequently makes appearances speaking to students and industry leaders, sharing insights on business ethics and career development, and has received numerous awards for her years of community service. Favorite pastimes include being with her children, skiing, tennis, yoga and drinking lots of tea.
- Length (mins) 22:42
- Waiver Received Yes
- Host Andrea Donsky, RHN and Lisa Davis, MPH
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- Segment Number 1
- Audio File lifes_too_short/1647ts2a.mp3
- Featured Speaker Jamie Gordon, Cultural Strategist
- Guest Website The Narcissistic Anthropologist
- Guest Facebook Account www.facebook.com/trendlanta
- Guest Twitter Account @thebrandsherpa
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Jamie Gordon is a social scientist who works in the field of marketing and advertising as a cultural strategist.
She is also the author of The Narcissistic Anthropologist blog, which seeks to bring a fresh, accessible perspective to how we view ourselves as humans and the possibilities for shifting our frame just a bit so we can all remember we belong to one another. - Length (mins) 21:13
- Waiver Received Yes
- Host Melanie Cole, MS
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- Segment Number 1
- Audio File lifes_too_short/1646ts2a.mp3
- Featured Speaker Felicia Stoler, PhD
- Guest Website Dr. Felicia D. Stoler
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Dr. Felicia Stoler is a registered dietitian, exercise physiologist and expert consultant in disease prevention, wellness and healthful living. She has a bachelors from Tulane University, a masters in applied physiology and nutrition from Columbia University and her doctorate in clinical nutrition from UMDNJ. Felicia serves on many local, state and national committees related to health and wellness. Felicia is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine and is a Fellow of the ACSM. Felicia is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and is on the House of Delegates.
Dr. Stoler hosted the second season of TLC's groundbreaking series Honey, We're Killing the Kids!, which took aim at the unhealthy lifestyles of families, across the country, in an effort to motivate them to make positive changes. She is the author Living Skinny in Fat Genes™: The Healthy Way to Lose Weight and Feel Great (Pegasus) which was featured in USA Weekend among the top must have books in 2011. She has been a contributor for FoxNews.com and written several book chapters. Stoler authored the ACSM's Current Comment on Childhood Obesity. - Length (mins) 15:49
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- Segment Number 1
- Audio File talk_healthy/1646tt2a.mp3
- Featured Speaker Jeffrey Burke, ND
- Length (mins) 31:11
- Waiver Received No
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- Segment Number 1
- Audio File talk_healthy/1646tt2b.mp3
- Featured Speaker Jeffrey Burke, ND
- Length (mins) 27:15
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- Segment Number 4
- Audio File wellness_for_life/1644wl5d.mp3
- Featured Speaker Sylvie Beljanski
- Guest Website Beljanski Foundation
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Ms. Beljanski is committed to supporting international leaders in environmental medicine research. Shas educated thousands of people around the world about the importance of detoxification as a defense against harmful toxins that can cause serious disease and infection. Born in New York City and raised and educated in Paris, Ms. Beljanski completed her undergraduate studies at The Sorbonne, then went on to pursue a law degree and was admitted to the French Bar. Currently, she serves as Vice-President of non-profit The Beljanski Foundation is based in New York City.
- Length (mins) 26:19
- Waiver Received No
- Host Susanne Bennett, DC
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- Segment Number 3
- Audio File wellness_for_life/1644wl5c.mp3
- Featured Speaker Christopher Calapai, DO
- Guest Website Dr. Christopher Calapai
- Guest Twitter Account @DrChrisCalapai
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Dr. Christopher Calapai, DO, is an Osteopathic Physician board certified in family medicine, anti-aging medicine and chelation therapy. Proclaimed as the "The Stem Cell Guru" by the New York Daily News, Dr. Calapai is a leader in the field of stem cell therapy in the U.S.
His stem cell treatments have achieved remarkable results in clinical trials on patients with conditions as varied as Alzheimer's, arthritis, erectile dysfunction, frailty syndrome, heart, kidney and liver failure, lupus, MS and Parkinson's.
Dr. Calapai started his practice in New York City in 1986 and for over 25 years he has hosted nationally syndicated radio shows, including his two weekly call-in shows on WABC 770-AM, where he offers health and medical advice. He has a show on Saturday morning 8-9am and Sunday evening from 6-7pm. He has consulted with numerous high-profile individuals including Mike Tyson, Chris Noth, Mickey Rourke, Steven Seagal, and Fox series Gotham's, Donal Logue and worked as a medical consultant for the New York Rangers hockey team as well as various modeling agencies.
Dr. Calapai received his medical degree from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and he consults in Manhattan with practices on Long Island, in East Meadow and Plainview. He has appeared on News12 and in the pages of 25A Magazine and Social Life Magazine.
He is the author of E-books Heavy Metals and Chronic Disease, Reverse Diabetes Forever! Seven Steps to Healthy Blood Sugar, Top Ten Supplements You Can't Live Without, and Glorious Glutathione. Learn more about Dr. Calapai on his website, www.drcal.net.
- Length (mins) 26:58
- Waiver Received No
- Host Susanne Bennett, DC
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- Segment Number 2
- Audio File wellness_for_life/1644wl5b.mp3
- Featured Speaker Svetlana Kogan, MD
- Book Title Diet Slave No More!
- Guest Website Doctors at Trump Place
- Guest Facebook Account www.facebook.com/DietSlaveNoMore/
- Guest Twitter Account @DrSvetlanaKogan
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Svetlana Kogan, MD, is a Cornell University graduate who practices holistic and integrative medicine at her clinic in New York City. She is the Author of Diet Slave No More!, a fun literary journey into yourself, offering readers a brand new approach to healthy living and to handling weight issues.
A patient observer of life and an outside-the-box thinker, Dr. Kogan has pioneered her own vision of mind-body medicine, where the best of what Eastern and Western philosophies can offer, are applied towards patients’ well-being and longevity. - Length (mins) 28:09
- Waiver Received No
- Host Susanne Bennett, DC
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- Segment Number 2
- Audio File schneck/1642sk2b.mp3
- Doctors Hartung, David J.
- Featured Speaker David J. Hartung, DO
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David J. Hartung, D.O attended the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his residency at the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria. He joined the medical staff of Schneck Medical Center 2005.
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Bill Klaproth (Host): It's that time of year when we should all get a flu shot. Even healthy people can get the flu and should get the flu shot. Every flu season is different. Here to tell us more is Dr. David Hartung, a physician at Schneck Medical Center. Dr. Hartung, thank you for your time today. So, it seems like every year we have to encourage people to get vaccinated. Why the continued apathy for the flu shot?
Dr. David Hartung (Guest): It is amazing. It's funny when I think about the people who I say, “You know, you should get your flu shot,” and who tell me they'd rather not have it. Usually, these folks never had a flu or never had a family member who've had it. I've heard several stories of people who were, as you said, kind of apathetic kind of thing. “Oh, I’m pretty healthy,” who got a flu one year and then have never missed their shot since.
Bill: Right. So, that's very important to remember. Even healthy people can get the flu. So, it is important to get the flu shot.
Dr. Hartung: Absolutely. And, what people, I think, forget sometimes is, while they themselves may be healthy and may get the flu and get through it okay, they could come in contact with those other populations that are at much higher risk. So, anything that we can do in our community to reduce the chance of spreading the flu is good. That's probably the biggest reason for people who are healthy would be, not for themselves but maybe their loved ones or their contacts, co-workers or other folks like that.
Bill: And, even healthy young people like college students that go to class and live in close quarters with other people like you just mentioned, you can transfer it and you can catch it. And, when you're in those situations, we are all kind of crumpled together, I mean, it's just a big mess. You know, cafeterias are busy and everybody touching different things. I mean, that's why young, healthy people should consider the flu shot, right?
Dr. Hartung: Absolutely. We start at age 6 months and up. We want to get the kids vaccinated early and yearly so they can kind of develop these immunities. People say sometimes the flu shot won't work, and that can be true, but even the years that it's not the perfect match to the strains that we're looking for, the different kinds of flu that there are, you have a good chance of reducing the severity of just how bad it feels. So, we definitely encourage all folks always no matter where you are at, to get a flu shot once a year.
Bill: Which is very important. You touched on the different strains. So, each year, there are different strains of the flu. What about this year?
Dr. Hartung: Yes. Typically, there are always going to be two kinds of flu, broadly categorized strains, the A-strain and the B-strain. So, there are lots and lots and lots of different types. People have heard of, maybe the swine flu, H1N1, so, what they do, that when they're trying to make up a flu shot is pick the ones that they think are going be the worst players for that year. They actually have to start making the flu shot six months before they actually can produce them to get them out to people. There's a bit of educated guess there and that's why sometimes we see this where the flu shots are not as good maybe as we want it to be because they just didn't pick the right strain.
Bill: And, what about the elderly and pregnant women? What are the guidelines for those people?
Dr. Hartung: Sure. The CDC has made it real too easy this year. They based and said about anybody can get the flu shot. Previously, we were worried about people's egg allergies, but only those with the most severe egg allergies should avoid the flu shot and even they can talk to their allergist. But, the people that we're really targeting when we really talk about who needs it the most are going to be the very young, the very old, and pregnant women. And that's women who are either women who are pregnant or are planning to become pregnant. There's no limitation in which trimester can you get it. The latest guidelines have said to get it whenever you can because they'd rather increase the rates of people getting the shot and not to worry about missing maybe somebody who's at a visit, and wants to get it later then we don't see them back, so really trying to push to get those immunizations whenever we see people.
Bill: That makes sense, right? When they're there in the office is the best time to do it. Now, you mentioned egg allergies. Are there other people that shouldn't get a flu shot?
Dr. Hartung: Really, folks who have had a reaction to one before. I get a lot of questions about, “What if I have severe reaction to a flu vaccine?” And that is exceedingly rare and it's very closely monitored but, really, the chance of having a very severe reaction are minimal but people who have had that kind of reaction certainly shouldn't get another flu shot. But, really, outside of some who have severe egg allergy because immunization is actually related to an egg protein which is so minuscule that they think even now that people would just mild allergies and now can just go ahead and safely get a flu shot as well. The rest, especially those people who are at risk of having complications from the flu, should get it. We’re talking about the chronically ill folks really trying to target them, get hold of them and to make sure that they don't get the flu itself.
Bill: Now, does the flu shot start working right away? How does that work?
Dr. Hartung: Usually, they say that within a couple of weeks the immunity starts. The sooner the better but it's really starting to produce the immunities or the antibodies to the flu in a few weeks' time. And that's really the point of this. It's not a live virus. There is a nasal spray that's actually a live virus but the recommendations are not to use that this year because they don't think it's going to be very effective. So, everybody's encouraged to get the flu shot which, of course, is a shot. Nobody likes shots but it's relatively painless as far as shots go and it's actually little bits of inactivated viruses. So, what it does is that it can't cause you to be sick or typically doesn’t but it makes your immune system build up a defense against those specific kinds of viruses.
Bill: So, that's a good point you just made there. Stay away from the nasal spray this year and the flu shot can't make you sick. Can you say that again? Because that is one of my questions and I'm sure you see these all the time. So, I just want to be clear. If you can just explain it one more time. Flu shot isn't going to make you sick because that's one of the questions I'm sure you get all the time. And that's what I hear, “I don't want to get the shot because it makes me sick.”
Dr. Hartung: Absolutely. I have people who told me that and I don't disbelieve them. Of course, I trust our patients and they tell me, “No, it made me sick. I don't want it again.” It really shouldn't. I mean, it's one of the sayings I've learned in medicine "never say never". Weird things happen but whether they just picked up a virus for being in the doctor's office or something of that nature, but it really shouldn't make you sick. However, I do tell people, “Well, listen, if you'd ever have actual flu, the fevers, the chills, the headaches, the sudden onset, the feeling that everybody tells that “I got hit by a MAC truck.” That is far worse than any symptoms that a flu shot could give you. Really, the most common, honestly, is soreness at the site where they have the shot. That's probably the common thing, maybe some redness. Nobody likes shots, but, really, it's relatively mild. Quick and easy.
Bill: So, you mentioned this earlier, at 6 months of age, parents should start getting their children vaccinated?
Dr. Hartung: Yes. They have the typical child immunizations that start at 2 months and they come at 2-4-6-12, but at 6 months and 1 week, the recommendation has been to add in the flu shot and most often, they’re going to have the appropriate kind of flu shot for both kids and for adults and also then for those aged 65 and above. They actually have their own special shot, the higher dose. It’s a little bit stronger, if you will, from that population because we really want to protect them so it’s a little bit, a little bit even stronger vaccine.
Bill: Well, that makes total sense. I totally can understand that. So, every year, we always say, “Every year, get a flu shot.” For somebody that is thinking, “I got a flu shot last year. It's still in my system. I know there are different strains. I don't need this.” Can you tell us why it's really important that every year you get a flu shot?
Dr. Hartung: Sure, because it goes back to that kind of educated guess that scientists make of wondering what flu is going to be present. Flus shift and that's why we see these outbreaks every year. The strains, if you will, change and how they affect the body and if the body simply will get an immunization to one strain, that will shift and the next year, that flu shot will probably not be as effective. Every now and then, we get this kind of super flu things. Of course, the swine flu from a few years ago. That is actually is still in the vaccines today to make sure that we don't have a huge outbreak of that. So, a yearly flu shot is super important because it changes every year.
Bill: So, there you go. Make sure you go out and get your flu shot today so you're protected. Dr. Hartung, why should someone choose Schneck for their vaccination needs?
Dr. Hartung: Sure. We have a lot of locations. We are proud to say that Jackson Park here at Seymour, we have partnered with Schneck, and we have a few much broader primary care options in town now. Our Jackson Park office in Seymour; our Brownstown office. There are a lot of places to go and get your flu shots. Of course, at the hospital itself, but we have plenty of vaccines available and we’d be very, very happy to take care of the community.
Bill: Dr. Hartung, thank you again for your time today. We appreciate it. For more information, you can visit www.schneckmed.org. Just go visit the website at www.schneckmed.org. This is Schneck Med Radio. I'm Bill Klaproth. Thanks for listening.
- Hosts Bill Klaproth
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- Segment Number 1
- Audio File wellness_for_life/1644wl5a.mp3
- Featured Speaker Nicole Silber, MS, RD, CSP, CLC
- Organization Beech-Nut
- Guest Website Nicole Silber, RD
- Guest Twitter Account @nsilbereats
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Guest Bio
Nicole works in private practice in New York City and also serves as a Pediatric Nutrition Expert for Beech-Nut baby foods. Prior to her current roles, she worked as a clinical nutritionist at The Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University and NYU Langone Medical Center/Fink Children's Ambulatory Care Center. She managed the nutrition of critically and chronically ill children on the pediatric intensive care units, pregnant and breastfeeding women, children with feeding tubes, gastrointestinal disease, prematurity, cystic fibrosis, cardiovascular disease, food allergies, picky eating, diabetes, underweight and obesity.
Nicole has been invited to speak on nutrition and wellness topics to a broad range of audiences, including pediatrician offices, schools, parenting groups, JCC of Manhattan and Nordea Bank among others. As a recognized expert in pediatric nutrition, Nicole has been featured on various in print and on air media.
Nicole graduated from New York University. She completed her training at the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Dietetic Internship and continued on to selective Pediatric Nutrition Fellowship Program at the Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.
When not working, Nicole spends her time with her husband, daughter and pots & pans. - Length (mins) 23:53
- Waiver Received Yes
- Host Susanne Bennett, DC
