Back in September of 1990 host and producer David Snow created Doctor Health to help educate the public about the importance of proactively practicing preventative medicine. While not a doctor, David has been in the field of health since the early 1970s. One of his many motto's is “more education equals less medication”; which permeates through the programs content. Another goal he set out to achieve was to bring together the two somewhat adversarial sides of healthcare; the medical establishment and the holistic community.

Back in September of 1990 host and producer David Snow created Doctor Health to help educate the public about the importance of proactively practicing preventative medicine. While not a doctor, David has been in the field of health since the early 1970s. One of his many motto's is &ldquo;more education equals less medication&rdquo;; which permeates through the programs content. Another goal he set out to achieve was to bring together the two somewhat adversarial sides of healthcare; the medical establishment and the holistic community.

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DOCTOR HEALTH 11-13-21

🌟 Join David Snow on Dr. Health Radio for a powerful double-feature episode on hidden health risks and inspiring resilience. First, researcher Norbert Heuser reveals the surprising dangers of tattoos — from ink migrating to your lymph nodes (up to 30%), compromised immune systems, heavy metals, inflammation, and a 20% higher risk of lymphoma. He also discusses history, contaminated needles, hepatitis concerns, and why tattoo removal can make things worse.

In the second half, author Mary Keating shares her incredible journey from a tragic accident at 15 that left her paraplegic to earning a Yale law degree, working at IBM, and becoming a scuba diver. She discusses breaking stereotypes about disabilities, turning challenges into strengths, the power of accessibility technology, and gaining inspiration from adversity.

Plus: National Ice Cream Day facts, coffee and dementia risks, preventable dementia through muscle strength, travel health tips, and more.

Learn more: drhealthradio.com Mary Keating’s Book: Recalibrating Gravity

#TattooHealthRisks #TattooDangers #LymphNodes #DisabilityInspiration #OvercomingAdversity #DrHealthRadio #Wellness #ImmuneSystem #ScubaDiver #HealthPodcast

🌟 Join David Snow on Dr. Health Radio for a powerful double-feature episode on hidden health risks and inspiring resilience. First, researcher Norbert Heuser reveals the surprising dangers of tattoos &mdash; from ink migrating to your lymph nodes (up to 30%), compromised immune systems, heavy metals, inflammation, and a 20% higher risk of lymphoma. He also discusses history, contaminated needles, hepatitis concerns, and why tattoo removal can make things worse.
In the second half, author Mary Keating shares her incredible journey from a tragic accident at 15 that left her paraplegic to earning a Yale law degree, working at IBM, and becoming a scuba diver. She discusses breaking stereotypes about disabilities, turning challenges into strengths, the power of accessibility technology, and gaining inspiration from adversity.
Plus: National Ice Cream Day facts, coffee and dementia risks, preventable dementia through muscle strength, travel health tips, and more.
Learn more: drhealthradio.com Mary Keating&rsquo;s Book: Recalibrating Gravity
#TattooHealthRisks #TattooDangers #LymphNodes #DisabilityInspiration #OvercomingAdversity #DrHealthRadio #Wellness #ImmuneSystem #ScubaDiver #HealthPodcast

Dangers of Tattoos with Norbert Heuser | Gaining Inspiration from Disabilities with Mary Keating 

In this summer edition of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow explores healthier grilling options and mental wellness for seniors. Christopher Marini from Bahama Burgers shares tips on plant-based grilling with their rice-based burgers, highlighting clean ingredients, great taste, and benefits over traditional meats for summer barbecues. Later, author and longevity expert James Flaherty discusses seniors and depression, the dangers of isolation, the importance of staying socially connected and active, and practical strategies for living vibrantly at any age.

In this summer edition of Dr. Health Radio, host David Snow explores healthier grilling options and mental wellness for seniors. Christopher Marini from Bahama Burgers shares tips on plant-based grilling with their rice-based burgers, highlighting clean ingredients, great taste, and benefits over traditional meats for summer barbecues. Later, author and longevity expert James Flaherty discusses seniors and depression, the dangers of isolation, the importance of staying socially connected and active, and practical strategies for living vibrantly at any age.

DOCTOR HEALTH 11-13-21

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