What really happens in a modern chiropractor’s office—and why are more people turning to them for more than just back pain?
In this episode, Dr. Meg Byrne, the official forward-thinking chiropractor for the Phoenix Mercury and Suns, pulls back the curtain on the evolving world of chiropractic care. We dive into what’s changed (and what hasn’t), how technology and science are reshaping the field, and why understanding the true scope of chiropractic practice is more important than ever.
Dr. Byrne breaks down common myths, shares the ethical challenges many practitioners face, and tells powerful stories of patient transformation—some that might surprise you. Whether you're skeptical or curious, this conversation will change how you think about movement, medicine, and what it means to truly advocate for your health.
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In this powerful episode, Dr. Nisha Deol opens up about her personal journey with Multiple Sclerosis—from the earliest symptoms during medical school to how her diagnosis reshaped her path in medicine and life. She shares how living with a chronic illness has deepened her empathy, transformed her approach to patient care, and led her to embrace holistic strategies for managing her health.
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This heartfelt conversation is a reminder of the strength in vulnerability and the importance of seeing patients as whole people.
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00:00 Introduction to Dr. Nisha Deol
01:58 Nisha's Medical Journey and Initial Symptoms
04:08 Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis
08:05 Understanding Multiple Sclerosis
10:41 Living with MS: Treatment and Pregnancy
15:04 Career Choices and Support System
17:46 Navigating Emotional Challenges
20:52 The Human Side of Medicine
24:09 Integrating Eastern and Western Medicine
29:22 Hope for the Future of MS Treatment
In this inspiring conversation, Real Deal Doc and Susan Candelaria discuss Susan's journey through health challenges, including Lynch syndrome, breast cancer, and a brain tumor. They explore the importance of a positive mindset, community support, and the holistic approach to health. Susan shares her personal experiences, emphasizing resilience and the power of believing in oneself to overcome adversity.
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00:00Introduction to Susan Candelaria
01:36Facing Breast Cancer: The First Diagnosis
08:34The Impact of Genetic Testing
09:44The Brain Tumor Diagnosis
18:53Recovery and Resilience
27:39Mindset and Community Support
In this episode, Dr. Michael Randazzo, Internal Medicine, shares his journey through medical training, discussing the challenges faced during residency and the differences between the Canadian and American healthcare systems. The conversation delves into the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare, highlighting the strain on resources and the physician shortage in Canada. Dr. Randazzo also addresses the challenges in primary care, including administrative burdens on family physicians and the implications for patient care. The episode concludes with a comparative analysis of healthcare practices in Canada and the US, emphasizing the need for a shift towards preventive care. In this conversation, Jennifer Stern and Mike Randazzo explore the differences and similarities between the healthcare systems in Canada and the United States. They discuss the challenges of healthcare utilization, the importance of medical documentation, the issue of antibiotic resistance, and the potential for a two-tier healthcare system in Canada. They also address misconceptions about wait times and emphasize the need for collaboration between the two systems to improve patient care.
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Chapters:
00:00Journey Through Medical Training
08:32Navigating the Canadian Healthcare System16:14The Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare
25:05Challenges in Primary Care
27:38Comparing Canadian and American Medical Practices
30:24The Role of Medical Documentation
33:23Antibiotic Stewardship and Resistance
34:17Comparative Insights: Canada vs. US Healthcare
36:01The Need for a Two-Tier Healthcare System
39:28Misconceptions About Wait Times in Canada
44:17Bridging the Gap Between Two Systems
In this conversation, Dr. Jenn Cropp discusses the transition to a direct primary care model in pediatrics, emphasizing the importance of extended patient visits and personalized care. The discussion covers various aspects of children's health, including the impact of food on their well-being, the rising concerns of childhood obesity, and the significance of language used around weight and eating. The conversation also highlights the role of family dynamics in establishing healthy eating habits, strategies for introducing new foods, the effects of screen time, and the critical importance of sleep hygiene. We pack in so much info for parents to walk away with real life tools so they can model healthy behaviors and create a supportive environment for their children.
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The content of this podcast is considered medical information and not medical advice or guidance. Please consult your primary care physican before making any changes to your treatment plan, medications or lifestyle.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Jenn Cropp
03:12 Transition to Direct Primary Care Model
05:48 Childhood Obesity Trends and Pediatric Care
08:44 Language and Communication in Pediatric Health
11:21 Parental Influence on Children's Eating Habits
14:06 Introducing Solid Foods and Baby-Led Weaning
17:45 Managing Sugar Intake and Treats for Children
20:27 The Importance of Family Meals and Eating Together
25:12 Navigating Parenting in a Digital Age
29:33 The Impact of Screen Time on Children
35:32 Establishing Healthy Sleep Routines
42:45 Modeling Healthy Behaviors for Kids
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In this episode of Real Deal Doc, Dr. Kelin Prokurat OBYN, discusses her journey from internal medicine to obstetrics and gynecology, highlighting the challenges faced in women's health, particularly regarding gestational diabetes and PCOS. The conversation delves into the complexities of managing these conditions, the impact of abortion laws on patient care, and the importance of healthcare access for women. Dr. Prokurat emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of women's health issues and the critical role of supportive healthcare systems.takeaways
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Did you know that 1 in 4 Americans have diabetes? We know that taking control of your blood sugar can often feel like solving a puzzle, but in this episode, we’re going to simplify it for you. Learning how to work with your body, not against it, will give you the power to manage it.
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You'll be surprised to hear what your Doctor is really thinking when it comes to patient care. Go behind the scenes to find out what your practitioner is holding back when you meet face to face. Dale Stern MD gives you the real truth, which may shock you.
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