In today's episode Dr. Kipper offers home remedies for nausea, what works and what doesn't work. We'll explore the advantages of having an older brain. And find out how much the brain shrinks over time? Plus, a new treatment for Asthma. Then Dr. Kipper answers an email about Cushing’s Disease. 

In this episode Dr. Kipper shares a study about a Germany man who was vaccinated for covid over 217 times. What were the results? You might be surprised. Plus, a huge life-changing breakthrough treatment for strokes and a new study that suggests marijuana users might have a higher risk of strokes and heart attacks. Then, microplastics, they’re in our food, body, and in their air but what can we do about it? There might be a simple solution.

In this episode of Bedside Matters: some surprising news about Alzheimer’s. How picking you nose might be a predictor, and how Viagra might be able to prevent it.  Plus, it’s in the headlines, the horror of Fentanyl, and now there’s a groundbreaking vaccine that can save lives. Then our caller has a question about sleep apnea: C-PAP or surgery?

In this episode of Bedside Matters actress Felicity Huffman talks about her family history of breast cancer and Dr. Kipper explains why he suggests the breast cancer trifecta of MRI, Ultrasound and Mammogram to patients at a high risk. They also discuss hyperhidrosis, excessive sweating, and how it impacted a family member and what they did to correct it. And finally, how can you tell if you have a serotonin or dopamine imbalance.

Dr. Kipper shares an update on the all-natural anti-smoking aid, reveals the healing power of music, the mysterious side effects of semaglutides  and how MRNA's can help in the fight against cancer. Plus a listener has a question about her husband's forgetfulness. Is it a precursor to Alzheimers?

Recently Dr. Kipper had a diagnostic dilemma: Was his patient having a heart attack or was it something else? He shares the steps he followed to determine the real diagnosis and the surprising cause. Can grey hair be a thing of the past? There’s hope on the horizon. Plus Dr. Kipper explains what can cause Vertigo and how to use the Epley Maneuver. Then our caller has a question about genetic drugs. Are they potentially harmful? Listen to find out.

In this episode Dr. Kipper has a simple solution for many of our health problems: walking! Is that the new wonder drug? Plus, a new male contraceptive, a caller with a question about aneurisms. And stories about doctors who kill.  

Johnny Knoxville from Jackass fame joins Dr. Kipper and the crew to talk about his social anxiety, how it started and how it’s going. His worst injuries filming Jackass and his 16 concussions. Plus, we'll talk about allergies: from Shellfish allergies to environmental allergies. And finally, we'll find out what type of parent Johnny is.

In this episode the latest in allergy treatment for kids, an alternative to colonoscopies using blood tests, a new home test for STDs, and some exciting news for smokers who want to quit. And the best part, it’s very affordable.

On this episode, we'll talk about the possible risks of home IV drips, and how weight loss drugs can impact anesthesia. Plus, there’s a new breakthrough treatment for Prostate Cancer, and our caller asks the question: what's the proper way to treat cysts?

In this episode: what not to bring in an MRI and two people who broke the rules and paid the price. Can Lidocaine, a common anesthetic, help cure some cancers? The research is very positive. Plus, Matthew Perry’s autopsy named Ketamine as a contributing factor in his death. How does Ketamine, which is used for depression and pain management, turn deadly? And lastly, are in-home laser and light therapy devices safe? We’ll find out.

On this episode of Bedside Matters, the legendary Eric Idle explains how a Dodgers game and “Death: The Musical” led to his pancreatic diagnosis. He also reflects on his friendship with George Harrison and what he wishes he had done for Robin Williams. Then he reveals the #1 song played at British Funerals.

On this episode of Bedside Matters Dr. Kipper weighs in on the newest weight loss drug: is it better than the others? Plus, a Type 1 diabetes breakthrough; getting a good night's sleep without pills. Is it possible? And the number one question Dr. Kipper's patients are asking him: what's up with the new covid variant? 

Did you know that tomatoes can be beneficial for your blood pressure? That's what we learn in this week's episode of Bedside Matters. Also, we'll explore the connection between being neurotic and aFib, and our caller wants to know if there any healthy alcohol drinks. The answer might surprise you. Follow us on Instagram @Bedsidematterspodcast

Actor Charlie Day, co-creator and star of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," talks to Dr. Kipper, Peter, and Anna, about dealing with stress, his experience with sciatica and his strategies for managing the pain.

Dr. Kipper discusses the use of testosterone replacement therapy and provides updates on recent advancements in uterine transplantation. He also shares developments in the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease and the increasing incidence of shingles in younger people.

In this episode we welcome Cedric The Entertainer, who shares the story of his life threatening embolism, his struggle with his weight and how his grandfather inspired his new best-selling book “Flipping Boxcars” Also in this episode Dr. Kipper ow he went from hero to zero after answering the dreaded "is there a doctor on the plane" call. 

Dr. Kipper shares some revolutionary treatments for diabetes and cholestral. Plus he gives Anna and Peter a quiz about menstrual health, and answers a caller's question about the latest weight loss drug. Here's a hint: it could be the best one yet. 

On this episode there’s a treatment for the brain fog and fatigue that some people get from long covid. Also some help for people with irritable bowel syndrome plus a new vaccine to protect kids from meningitis. Plus a new way to figure out what's causing abdominal pain without having to do anything invasive.

Comedy Legends Steve Martin and Martin Short have medical questions and Dr. Kipper has the answers. Join us as they talk about their decade's long friendship, whether or not there's a comedy gene, what's really going on with the covid vaccines, and what they do to unwind and stay healthy.

Spider-tick-bedbug bite treatments, alternatives to needles, the new weight/mortality predictor and how to diagnose mystery pains using the pizza pie graph.

Preparing for Winter Depression, Pregnancy Brain Changes, mRNA Explained and a Breakthrough Epilepsy Treatment.

On this episode we're joined by Actor, Producer and Director Danny DeVito. Danny shares the story of his meditation medical emergency, how his beloved father-in-law survived a stroke, how going to boarding school saved him and his new Broadway play "I Need That" with his daughter Lucy.

Is the secret to weight loss dessert for breakfast? Plus understanding and preventing shingles, the importance of Magnesium and ouchless needles.

A new topical, over the ounter treatment for Erectile Dysfunction, risk factors for Parkinson Disease, preventing Heart Attacks with a new drug and a vaccine for Multiple Sclerosis.

The negative impact of staying up late, the risks of moderate drinking, a huge Cystic Fibrosis breakthrough and the effectveness of Flu meds.

Collagen’s Health Benefits, Chat GPT Compared to Doctors, Growing Human Kidneys and Stiffness, Mobility and Aging Issues 

Understanding Insulin Resistance, an old school heartburn-indigestion-hangover product that Works, the danger in Anxiety Drug withdrawal plus a cheap and easy leg cramp relief. 

The importance of your Vagus nerve, when to drink your morning coffee, Covid's high blood pressure impact and Mitch McConnell health scare.

New Covid, The Science Behind Narcissism, Chemotherapy Resistance and Shots for RSV, Covid, and the Flu.

Exciting developments in medical research include gene therapy for alcoholism, manipulating dopamine, and full body scans to detect disease.

The 1st Post-Partum Depression Pill, New Cholesterol News, There’s Another Microbiome and Leprosy still Exists.

Getting a meat allergy from a tick, more bad news for vaping, an in-home Mammogram and the end of hangovers ?

Weight Loss Drugs to Treat Addiction, Gene Editing to Combat Alzheimer’s, the Six Minute Doctor's Appointment and Weekday vs Weekend Workouts.

New Information About Fibromyalgia, Hypnosis as a Pain Management Tool , Over the Counter Birth Control and Ketamine for Treatment-Resistant Depression. 

Pot’s Link to Mental Illness, Effectiveness of Younger vs Older Doctors, New Biomarkers for Detecting Ovarian Cancer and Gene Editing as a Cure for a Range of Conditions?

A Bioengineered Chicken Dilemma, The FDA and Aspartame, Reversing Hearing Loss and Coping with the Cancer Drug Shortage.

New Breakthroughs in MS Treatment, Gas Stove Health Concerns plus Vaccinations and Medications to Take When Traveling.

Stem Cells as a Diabetes Cure, Fecal Transplants for Multiple Diseases, Hope for Regrowing Hair on Bald Heads and Help for Peanut Allergies.

A Blood Test That Detects Several Cancers - A New and Effective Drug Combo for Treating Ovarian Cancer - The Right Bedtime For You - How Mosquitos Decide Who to Bite.

Elon Musk’s Brain Chips, Groundbreaking New Brain Cancer Treatment, Sexual Problems and your Thyroid, PSA Numbers and Prostate Treatments.

The New - Hormone Free - Menopause Drug, Brain Wave Reading Tech, Ultrasound Cancer Treatment and Diagnosing Lyme Disease.

Comedian, Writer and Academy Award Nominated Actor Albert Brooks Discusses - Sleep Issues, Anxiety, Melatonin, THC and Outliving Your Parents.

A New Depression Treatment, Earlier Breast Cancer Screening, The Problem Diagnosing ADD and Using Wt. Loss Drugs to Treat Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease?

Dr. Kipper discusses the link between hearing loss and dementia, how depression can impact cancer survival, Covid pink eye and preventing UTI’s.

A new and simple test for predicting Alzheimers. A hidden cause of UTI’s is discovered. The FDA approves a patch to curb Excessive Sweating. Football player Damar Hamlin’s on-field collapse explained.

A pill to deter binge drinking, The Far-Reaching Impact of Gun Violence, A Male Birth Control Pill and a Natural Treatment for Premature Climax.

Abortion pill news explained, how AI impacts medicine, new Covid variants and can Botox alter brain activity?

Mistreatment of Endometriosis – One Leg Edema - Inhaler Shortage Workarounds and Sleep to prevent Strokes, Arterial Disease and Heart Attacks.

The Laxative and Dementia connection - What to expect when Stopping Weight Loss Drugs – A New Blood Test for Concussions and Replacing Two Cancerous Lungs!