Doctor Ken crownhous is here from Late Cardiology to answer your questions YEP questions for
doctor Ken. If you have personal questions for Ken, you can call his
office and find the time to talk to him. His number is three five
two seven, three five one four zero zero's three five, two seven,
three five fourteen hundred. All right, let's talk about Vitamindeed, there's always
a lot of information. It almost always seems to be positive Ken, including
now something new that seems to be directed toward people who have psoriasis. Is
psorias this more of a problem these days, or do we just know more
about it. I seem to come across people all the time that have this,
or maybe I'm watching too many commercials on TV. Probably a little of
all of the above, including you're watching too many commercials. But it is
there's an awareness about it. So what is psoriasis? This is a skin
issue. The skin cells build up and form these dry, itchy, sometimes
painful patches. It's no fun, it doesn't look good, but there's some
hope here. There have been some really breakthrough medications. But out of the
American Society for Nutrition, we learn that people who have psoriasis they may want
to get their vitamin D as in David levels check DOUG. The new research
suggests that blood levels of the so called sunshine vitamin may affect the severity of
their condition. So get that vitamin D level check. Talk to your doctors
about getting in the level up to a good therapeutic level. All right,
Next up on the overview, the questions about dementia. Have it come up?
We've talked about that on the Good Day Health Program a lot because it
is a big problem, especially as you're getting older. So understandably, the
concern comes from the stats where there are so many emergency room visits every year.
So what would happen to someone that brought in who was brought into an
emergency room who had dementia? Would it'd be related to whatever the episode was
that's being addressed by going to the emergency room. Well, all of the
above, there's so many different scenarios. How we get to this report this
week in the Journal of the American Medical Association JAMAN Neurology that there's actually one
point four million emergency room visits a year due to dementia. So it's Alzheimer's
disease and other dementia related illnesses. They cause again and estimated one point four
million trips to the emergency room every year. You can just imagine all of
the confusion issues that can result from dementia. So it's just important to make
sure that those who have dementia are well supervised and thoughtfully living their lives so
they don't end up in the emergency room the warning they're at high risk of
going to the ear. Okay, all right, here's a study about probiotics
and how it enhances your cognitive abilities. So this is interesting because of the
I suppose the gut. The whole business on the central focus on your gut,
and and all health begins in the gut, etc. Etc. So
if you're taking probiotics, apparently it is good for your brain, especially as
you're getting older. I know we've gotten into these uh you know this,
that and the other thing. I just wonder we haven't talked specifically about probiotics.
Do you take probiotics? Well, do you count yogurt? I'm of
yogurt every day, And I think the more we learn about this biome that
exists in the gut, that there's just billions of organisms in the gut,
keeping that healthy is so important for issues illnesses from head to toe, and
you're pointing out how important the biome in the gut is for keeping your head
functioning well. So the way I do it is, I just see low
fat, non fat yogurt. I have a serving every day. That's good.
I do too. I try to. I like Trader Joe's. Not
an Advertrader Joe's. But here's something I found interesting, just as a comment.
This couple went to the clinic at the University of Alabama because the baby
they had. When they got checked out by the doctor, it looked like
the baby was outside the uterus. And apparently this baby was born outside the
uterus. They had a uterus transplant to fix the problem. Wow, is
this this is kind of amazing, it would seem. Yeah. Yeah,
I think that this is maybe a unique, a very rare, fortunately phenomena
that you've come across, and this is not something most of us will ever
experience. Fortunately, No, right, exactly, all right, there's doctor
Kennon and doctor Doug Ken's got a license eye. Don't the most memorable moments
from this congressional hearing yesterday? Number one? You can write this down,
there'll be a test later. The government is absolutely in possession of UAPs.
That's what Gruse said. Number two. Non human biologics were found at crash
sites. Number three officials must establish a safe and transparent reporting process. Number
four. The stigma associated with sightings silences possible witnesses, keeps them quiet.
Number five UFO spotted accelerating to supersonic speeds back in two thousand and four.
So how much of this do you believe? How much do you want to
believe? How much is good? How much is bad? How much is
dangerous? How much is anne worry about? It? All to be discussed.
This is the beginning, hopefully of some very interesting things. There are
a lot of things going on in the world that are mundane, a lot
of things going on that are exciting. And I'm not sure that we've heard
the end of this. We ought not to have heard the end of Maybe
there are some who wish that we would that this is all we've heard speaking
of people who wish that we could get it. If we could dispense with
a discussion, Unter Biden, Sure, as Dad thinks, hey, can
we send this somewhere else? Mister Biden was in jail yesterday, not guilty.
Now is there a plea deal here? The tax crime case against him
has been put on hold. Of course, there's no manipulating being done by
the White House. His father's not involved. He didn't even know that this
was going on. He has said any number of times. Of course,
we all believe that, right, we didn't know. Our sons in the
house. Comes in the White House all the time with his father all the
time. Fathers love their sons, but they don't talk about this sort of
thing. It's a it's not something you're talking about in polite company, right.
Okay, So yesterday these guys were all in court and the plea deal,
the first one that Hunter and I guess his team had reached, would
have seen him plead guilty to two tax charges and reach an agreement on felony
gun charges. This is the son of the President of the United States.
But that deal fell apart when the judge said no, said now into doing
this. Yeah. So, and of course this judge is probably someone well,
she's a Republican, she was appointed by Trump. I don't know if
she wasn't. She wasn't, but that's somebody will come up with that.
So this has been a five year investigation into this guy. So it started
when Trump was president. He's been charged with failing to pay federal income taxes.
So where did the money come from? That's always the question. Five
million dollars worth of taxes, So what would be the tax? But a
million bucks? Right, And the government is not going to be like,
oh, well, just you know what you owe us a million dollars.
But the president's son, it'll be fine, It'll be fair to take a
note. It's like people have lost our houses over being what a penny five
cents? Right, ridiculous. So his plea deal originally have been put together
by the attorney in Delaware, and this guy was a Trump appointee. He
was kept on the case by Joe Biden. Republicans took issue, though,
still with the deal, arguing it was too lenient. And most of the
public would tell you the same thing, right, people who are pulled Democrats
would say, this is not fair, this is not just, this is
not right. And so now the investigation, I suppose continues, or what
happens if there's no plea deal, then he could go to jail for four
or five years. And I don't I'm going to say, as in my
approach to these sorts of problems, I don't care whether it's hunter of Biden
or who. Doesn't make a difference who it is. These kind of crimes
do not deserve jail time. You take the money away from them, whatever
their assets are, and then you give them a job, a menial job,
or a job that relates to whatever it is they're accused to. I
don't even know what Andrew Biden does other than an influence peddler. What does
he do? What's his john? Yeah, how's he making money? What
does it say on his business card? Joker? He has no official involvements,
so he says, and his father's campaign. But I thought he was
always out campaigning with him. Anyway. He's a major character with his dad,
and so you know. This Wikipedia page says he's an American attorney,
businessman and an artist. Oh after he's had some cocaine, probably pretty good,
right, maybe some of those I just find him. Imagine you're his
daughter or his signs he got five children or his wife. Right, he's
been married a couple of times. And he also is the father of a
child that he from some woman that he wasn't married to Okay, heavens all
the time, wasn't he sued though the paternity sued. This guy's a boob
than that. Do you send him to jail because he's a boob. No,
but you make him pay, you make him you punish him in a
way that's appropriate for the crime. Those are people who disagree, say he
belongs to jail. I don't think, as I said, I'm gonna say
it again, nobody that does these sorts of things should be in jail.
They should be doing something that's constructive. And being in jail, most people
realize is not constructive. So that's my what about a jail anymore? I
mean, it's just one of those things that we're always talking about the American
people in the public are being taxed, and yeah, are people who don't
need to necessarily be in jail, like just yeah anchor, yeah, yeah,
don't pay. Make him pay in another in going to jail and we
pay forty thousand a year keep in jail, that's not what is that doing?
Keeps him out of society. But you know, as we all know,
there are plenty of crooks in jail that steal our crooks even though they're
in jail. So see the video of that crane that collapsed in Manhattan yesterday
was another building on the way down. So the crane operator started at seven
o'clock in the morning, started the engine and apparently there's a gas league or
a fuel league as a diesel engine, and it caught fire. And this
guy he's what seventy stories up or something, some crazy thing. He's up
there and he's trying to he's outside of the crane. He's trying to put
the fire out, just on the just standing on the deck of the crane.
It's he's seventy stories above the street. Anyway, he didn't get the
fire out. The fire got hot and it affected the superstructure of the crane
itself because when steel like that gets hot, it gets weak, melted,
and then down it goes. And he was able to safely evacuate. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, imagine that. My children are in My daughter,
my son in law, and my grandson are in New York. And I
asked him it was late last night when I sent the thing to them to
ask what the general gossip was, if that's what it is. Well,
the woman who the crane hit the building on the way down it was an
apartment building. She was in her apartment and the crane just hits it.
The glass just shatters in her face. Right, How nobody was killed in
this is a miracle, it is. People were injured, but yeah,
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Water temperatures in Florida wolf up to one hundred. The water temperature south
of me on Cape Cod and the islands southeast coast of Massachusetts up in the
high seventies. This is the midpoint. This will be this next week or
two, will be or as long as the temperatures stay as they are.
The atmospheric temperature effects temperature of the water. But if you go down south
of Florida, some of the temperatures are so hot. There are a lot
of people are concerned about the coral reefs, that sort of thing, and
so the ecosystem in general difficult. Let's see here Manatee Bay one hundred on
yesterday, Murray Key, which is down the Keys ninety nine. Let's see
here. Some of the other associated temperature is it's like getting into a hot
tub. I happen to like water, not ninety nine degrees, but if
I have a swimming I have it said about eighty eight, because I find
that it's that's what's refreshing from me. I don't know about the temperature and
the water though, being that warm like at the beach anyway, the normal
temperature usually eighty eight degrees is the warmth. So it's about ten degrees warmer.
So what does that mean? What is the Is this the end of
all life here on Earth? It's extreme, yep, But the history of
the planet is full of extremes, Yeah, it is. So this is
the new news because of the today. The world today is changing. That
doesn't mean it hasn't happened before. In fact, it has. There's plenty
of proof that this sort of thing's gone on plenty of times in the history
of the planet. It isn't very comfortable right now, for sure, And
what does it lead to? Hard to know. There is a lot of
exaggeration and there's some information that's reality based. Oh yeah, I think go
ahead, Jane. No, I'm just saying I agreeing with you. But
have you also noticed that it's not only the extremes of hotter summers and colder
winters anywhere that has the four seasons, but it also seems that the seasons
are shifting, like it gets warmer later and stays hot later, it's getting
colder later, stays like it's almost like give it for all time. And
we are going to have Australia's whether where it's cold in June and July and
then we have the heat in what are typically our winter months. We're having
a heat wave, horrible heat wave. So this heat has been baking a
lot of people around the country, and for that reason, there is focus
on what to do how to cool your home if you don't have air conditioning.
People who are worried about paying the bill or frankly the like in California,
they shut the power off when too much it's being used for cooling.
That's a big public service, right, So many of us don't have air
conditioning, and maybe you find your conditioner isn't powerful enough to cool your home
when it's as hot as it is. So here are a couple of things
for you to think about. Keep your house cool. Some of the people
even have your conditioners, don't turn them on because they're cold. Close your
blinds. Heat rises, so put an exhaust fan in a good breeze something
cold, help you cool off the room, like a big bucket of ice.
That sort of thing, common sense things you can do to keep your
house cool. The passing of Shanad O'Connor is something that has provoked a lot
of memories thinking about her music, thinking about her life. I don't know
whether she was beloved, and I suppose she might have been by some.
She wasn't like much by Catholics when she ripped up the picture of the Pope
on SNL well prior to that, prior to that, she was essentially at
the height of her career. That the prince written song Nothing Compares to You
was very big, and she was protesting child abuse committed and covered up by
the Catholic Church, especially in Ireland and then now and at the time pretty
much everybody she was right, even people who worked Catholics. So it was
just so, it just was so sacrilegious in the sense of mentality speaking.
And then now in twenty twenty three, knowing everything that we know, everything
that has come out, was she right? No, she was right.
So did she have a son that died a couple of years that, yeah,
I want to say January or February twenty twenty two, so only celebrated
or not celebrated, but the one year anniversary of his passing, and that
broke her. She had a tough life anyway. Did she ever try to
commit suicide this kid divers? Yes, and she had, she had.
She dealt with a lot of stuff. She was diagnosed with bipolar disorder,
and then a couple other doctors said she doesn't have bipolar disorder. She's dealing
with other things possibly m oh, I'm forgetting the one um disassociative personality disorder.
Okay, Yeah, Well she's talented singer, for sure. I had
lots to say, and not unexpected, not that we anybody's been following her
really for the last year and a half or so. She stopped performing after
her son died, But she has been an outspoken critic of a lot of
a lot of things, and she had only I think sometime recently and said
that she was going to start getting back into music and hoping to start performing
by twenty twenty four. All right, so there it is the update on
the passing of Shanide O'Connor. Here, here, there, and everywhere around
the world. There are things happening around the corner. There are things that
are happening. They maybe not maybe not be as exciting or dramatic, and
maybe we have a little less drama. We feel better about a little less
drama instead of a little more a drama. I find a less I find
being cool, common collected is kind of empowering. Jay Jay Kirshner and Dug
Here on the Good Day Program. Yeah to um, you know it's it's
empowering. We often talk about empowering ourselves. I say, there have been
people who work for me. I've seen people who have been around that have
been empowered and entitled, and there are things that happen to folks when and
enable is another word that goes with empower. It's enabling. Some parents do
a good job giving their children what they need to grow up to be healthy
and strong and smart, and others just don't want, They don't trust themselves
to let their children. They don't trust their children because they don't trust themselves
to be the people that they want to be that they can what's the old
expression, be all you can be? Yeah? Right the r Well,
yeah, you want to give you your children the tools to go off and
do amazing things. You want to teach them how to do it for themselves,
right, not just keep doing everything for them, moving every roadblock out
of their way and make things easier. There's no growth in the easy.
Nope, it makes life difficult. As a matter of fact, you get
older, especially when I have somebody anymore to lean on. So in this
I think that we need a little more inspiration, excuse me, a little
maybe a little more perspiration, and then we can move ahead. Okay,
words of wisdom, hopefully they'll help you out a little bit. Here's the
story of some firefighters who saved a woman from a sewer. So listen,
I'm chuckling only because it sounds like a bad scene from a bad movie.
Right. The police saw this woman's hand sticking up through a manhole cover,
and then the fire fighters came in. They did rescue the woman. How
did she get into the storm drain? Is a question, and I'm not
sure it has been answered yet, has it. She was in her fifties,
went to the hospital, get checked out, She's okay. So anyway,
this is a strange reality. Yeah. She apparently was exploring the sewers
that summertime. I think I'll go into this sewer where it's cool and see
what's there. What are your nuts? Well? And when was it?
I feel like it was sometime recently that a couple of boys, like preteens,
we're doing this, went into the sewer and kind of got stuck out
lost, kind of from the category of nuts in the news. I would
think that would be very easily disorienting if you were down there. It's a
maze. It's elaborate of sewer. Are you going, yeah, you don't
know what's going on. Yeah, But she waved down these two bicycle offers
officers who were out and about. She has five children, do not as
I do? Yeah, right, exactly yea. And so as you were
saying, there are others who have tried this stunt, and you wonder what
kind of background they have. I just immediately think of the horror films with
the clown that you're in your horror movies. Oh, speaking of things that
are horrible, might as well keep going down this thread for a little while.
Those three officers that were found dead in the car that Camp Lejeune died
of carbon monoxide poison. You remember, I think we talked about this when
it first came out, wondering out loud whether that in fact was the case.
So now we find that they have that, they're dead and they died
of carbon So what was this? What do we know about this? So
far? As said, it seems accidental. They have not found anything that
shows that it's something else, including suicide. They do not believe it's any
of that. That is just something accidental, possibly something with the car.
The vehicle missing does seem strange, though, doesn't it? That seems just
strange? It does, all right, Yes, from the dead zone.
Forty people killed. Mediterranean wildfires, nine countries across Europe as well North Africa.
Lots of wildfires, high winds, dangerous heat waves, not only here
in our country but across from Mediterranean. The world is on fire. It's
hot, hot, hot, hot. So this is the highest death tool,
according to what I've seen anyway, anything like this for a long time.
The last time there was a situation this bad was here in our country,
out in central California where those wildfires spread so quickly. There were I
think was a thirty two people who were killed. And that caused that fire
was caused by Pacific Electric or whatever the name of the electric company is out
there not cleaning up around the base of their the electrical system, the wiring
there where all of the wires go. We all know, we see these
all over the country and they do a terrible job. PG and E.
That's a Pacific Gas and Electric. So anyway, there's a lot of this
stuff going on and people, Okay, it's globe, I better buy an
electric car. I don't solve everything. How long was it when Australia was
on fire last year? Was it just last year? It feels like it
was a couple of years ago. I mean, it was just one of
those things of like, I still think about a lot of the images that
the photos that were taken and the two kangaroos who perished while holding each other.
Yeah. Oh. A major search for a fourteen year old girl who
disappeared from Phoenix three years ago came to an ending earlier this week when the
young woman. She was then she is eighteen. Now she showed up at
a police station in Montana. Her name is Alicia Navarro. She went into
this small town on the Montana Canadian border, said she was the girl who
vanished from Arizona September fifteenth, twenty nineteen. She seems to be safe,
healthy and happy. So then why did she turn herself in? If she
was, what is what was the point of that? She looks like a
pretty sullen the pictures that you see anyway, she looks pretty sullen to me.
A lot of people thought she was a runaway. Well, I guess
you could still have that conclusion, right. Did she explain why she just
disappeared? Yeah? Was she kidnapped? Was she run away? Did she
that she then escapes? No? What I see is that she is.
She has she willfully left her home. And now they're looking into what the
parents were all about. What was going on? Were they abusing her?
She just went into the police station and said, here, I am,
please take me off the missing juvenile list unclear unclear, No, that she
was, And then the police, oh, well, she's not in any
cat of trouble. Why would she be in trouble. Isn't that the first
thing? Yeah? Well, and I go back to not that this is
the same situation, but the guy who was reported missing and then turns out
he hadn't been missing this whole time. He was still with his mom.
His mom just filed all like the wrong stuff, and yeah, yeah,
or not file the wrong stuff. So here's what I would I'd been worried
about her. You know, we've talked about all these bear attacks and bear
cat attacks and where we had a raccoon attack this past week or two.
So one wonders if she was just out there on her own all alone,
what she did for food, how she had sheltered her just I think those
questions would be an interesting story. But the family's asking for privacy, so
police are not talking. Oh it's too much. The young woman issued an
apology, saying that she just wants to move on with her life. She
is apologetic, She's sorry for what she put her mom through, and she
had her sins the pain that she cast her family, though it was not
intentional to cause them pain. She is hopeful to have a relationship with them.
Now here's a couple of social media comments. Here's somebody who says what
an unexpected blessing. Still a lot of unanswered questions. But as long as
she's alive, healthy and safe, hopefully the family can accept her as she
is. Besides, she's a grown woman anyway. Now she's eighteen, right,
she's of age of age and a grown woman. I don't think that's
the same old stay. I mean, you can't even legally rent a car
until you're the age of twenty five. You're what's the age that you're pretting
by a gun though a lot earlier. Yeah, let's buy a gun and
do that pretty easy, go into the service at eighteen, all right.
The aforementioned bear attacks. Here's the latest. Let's see Asheville, North Carolina.
A jogger there narrowly escaping and encounter with a mother bear. Bill Palace
his name, lived in Asheville for a long time. He was out for
his morning run, turned a corner, saw a baby bear. When you
see a cub, there's a mom around for sure. He turned around and
all of a sudden he sees the mama bear. Cub runs up the hill.
A mother bear charges after him, and he begins to wave his hands
and yell. After the encounter, where she raked her claws against his face
at his arm. Oh man, his arm went into her mouth. What
they supposed went through this guy's mind. She stands up on her back legs
and she says her head was decided that basketball is right there on top of
my head. He swung his arm to protect himself. The bear bit his
arm. He fell on his back and waited for the next move of the
bear. She was more interested in the cub, so fortunately for him,
after the attack. Yeah, can you imagine how scary that is? I
think one of two thoughts would go through her head. Either Okay, this
is how I die, or all right, it's go time time to fight.
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you can check out some things that are trending on social media. For
exam ample the fate of Jeopardy. There are all kinds of with the writers
strike Jeopardy and some of the other so called well this game shows. There's
reality shows, and if you've looked, there are very few of the traditional
shows, Like there are a couple of FBI shows that are in rerun,
a couple of Law and Order shows that are in rerun, Blue Bloods in
rerun Chicago. I think the only thing is well, I think Fire and
Police are in rerun. But you know, other than that, it's all
these game shows. Steve Harvey last night again in a little before nine.
So I'm cooking some fish and I turn on the television. Harvey's on two
stations at the same time. One of them he's doing the Judge Harvey thing,
which is just an outlet for him to be silly. And then there's
family feud on the station next to it, and that's also an outlet.
But all those a little more that comes out of it, the question,
Yeah he is, He's just he's tiny guide anyway. So we have this
annual Jeopardy Tournament of Champions and it's been put on hold indefinitely. I watched
the beginning of that the other night too, and now here Today, Gone
tomorrow. It seems that the Writer's Guild of America is the reason they're on
strike. They want to get paid fairly as well they should with all the
money that's made by the television networks, by the movie producers, look at
the top executives. I have no problem with executives making as much as they
can, but I also think that these people who are the reason in many
instances for these people's success, why are you screwing around paying extras two hundred
bucks a day. That's not especially in Los Angeles really a living wage,
Oh goodness, Yes, absolutely, And it's one of those things. Nobody
is entitled to have a job, but if you have a job and you
are part of a un you are entitled to fair pay one hundred percent.
In the way that things have evolved, a lot of that where people were
getting their money has completely gone away. Yeah, and Jeopardy is no different.
Think about the writers on Jeopardy. Those questions don't just like it's not
yeah, that's a tough job there. Yeah, we're talking about family feud
a few minutes ago. Same thing. All those questions they have to come
up. There's a writer's room with eleven I think there's eleven of in both
of those rooms, and these people have to come up with I mean,
how long do you think they last where they burn out? That has to
be something that's changed over the thirty nine seasons of Jeopardy. It's got to
be a ton of writers who've been in and out of there anyway. So
the bottom line here, the headline is that the past winners that was supposed
to be part of this tournament have said we're done. We support the writers
where we're not going to show up yeah, standing fix the problem and will
come back. So there's no jeopardy now under the circumstances because of this so
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always a lot of information. It almost always seems to be positive Ken,
including now something new that seems to be directed toward people who have psoriasis.
Is psoriasis more of a problem these days? Or do we just know more
about it? I seem to come across people all the time that have this,
or maybe I'm watching too many commercials on TV. Probably a little of
all of the above, including you watching too many commercials. But it is
there isn't awareness about it. Was so, what is psorias? This is
a skin issue. The skin cells build up and form these dry, itchy,
sometimes painful patches. It's no fun, it doesn't look good. But
there's some hope here. There have been some really breakthrough medications, but out
of the American Society for Nutrition. We learn that people who have psoriasis,
they may want to get their vitamin D as in David levels check DOUG.
The new research suggests that blood levels of the so called sunshine vitamin may affect
the severity of their condition. So get that vitamin D level check. Talk
to your doctors about getting in the level up to a good therapeutic level.
All right. Next up on the overview, the questions about dementia. Have
it come up? We've talked about that on the Good Day Health Program a
lot because it is a big problem, especially as you're getting older. So
understandably the concern comes from the stats where there are so many emergency room visits
every year. So what would happen to someone that brought in was brought into
an emergency room who had dementia, It'd be related to whatever the episode was
that's being addressed by going to the emergency room. Well, all of the
above, there's so many different scenarios. How we get to this report this
week in the Journal of the American Medical Association JAMAN Neurology that there's actually one
point four million emergency room visits a year due to dementia, So it's Alzheimer's
disease and other dementia related illnesses they cause again and estimated one point four million
trips to the emergency room every year. You can just imagine all of the
confusion issues that can result from dementia. So it's just important to make sure
that those who have dementia are well supervised and thoughtfully living their lives so they
don't end up in the emergency room. Just a warning they're at high risk
of going to the ear. Okay, all right, here's a study about
probiotics and how it enhances your cognitive abilities. So this is interesting because of
the I suppose they gut the whole business on the central focus on your gut,
and and all health begins in the gut, etc. Etc. So
if you're taking probiotics, apparently it is good for your brain, especially as
you're getting older. I know we've gotten into these uh you know this,
that and the other thing. I just wonder we haven't talked specifically about probiotics.
Do you take probiotics? Well, do you count yogurt? I'm of
yogurt every day, And I think the more we learn about this biome that
exists in the gut. There's just billions of organisms in the keeping that healthy
is so important for issues illnesses from head to toe. And you're pointing out
how important the biome in the gut is for keeping your head functioning well.
So the way I do it is, I just see low fat, non
fat yogurt. I have a serving every day. That's good. I do
too, I try to. I like Trader Joe's, not an Advertrader Joe's,
butten. Here's something I found interesting, just as a comment. This
couple went to the clinic at the University of Alabama because the baby they had.
When they got checked out by the doctor, it looked like the baby
was outside the uterus. And apparently this baby was born outside the uterus.
They had a uterus transplant to fix the problem. Wow, is this this
is kind of amazing, it would seem. Yeah. Yeah, I think
that this is maybe a unique, a very rare, fortunately phenomena that you've
come across, and this is not something most of us will ever experience.
Fortunately. No, right, exactly, all right, there's doctor Kennon and
doctor Doug Ken's got a license. I don't. Doctor Ken cronhous is here
from late Cardiology to answer your questions YEP questions for doctor Kenn. If you
have personal questions for Ken, you can call his office and find the time
to talk to him. His number is three five two seven, three five
one four zero zero's three five, two seven, three five fourteen hundred.
All right, let's talk about VITAM. Indeed, there's always a lot of
information. It almost always seems to be positive Ken, including now something new
that seems to be directed toward people who have psoriasis. Is parias is more
of a problem these days, or do we just know more about it.
I seem to come across people all the time that have this, or maybe
I'm watching too many commercials on DV. Probably a little of all of the
above, including you're watching too many commercials, But it is there's an awareness
about it. So what is psorias? This is a skin issue. The
skin cells build up and form these dry, itchy, sometimes painful patches.
It's no fun, it doesn't look good. But there's some hope here.
There have been some really breakthrough medications. But out of the American Society for
Nutrition, we learn that people who have psoriasis, they may want to get
their vitamin D as in David levels check DOUG. The new research suggests that
blood levels of the so called sunshine vitamin may affect the severity of their condition.
So get that vitamin D level check. Talk to your doctors about getting
in the level up to a good therapeutic level. All right, Next up
on the overview, the questions about dementia had come up. We've talked about
that on the Good Day Health Program a lot because it is a big problem,
especially as you're getting older. So understandably, the concern comes from the
stats where there are so many emergency room visits every year. So what would
happen to someone that brought in was brought into an emergency room who had dementia?
Would it'd be related to whatever the episode was that's being addressed by going
to the emergency room. Well, all of the above, there's so many
different scenarios. How we get to this report this week in the Journal of
the American Medical Association JAMAN Neurology that there's actually one point four million emergency room
visits a year due to dementia. So it's Alzheimer's disease and other dementia related
illnesses they cause again and estimated one point four mill the trips to the emergency
room every year. You can just imagine all of the confusion issues that can
result from dementia. So it's just important to make sure that those who have
dementia are well supervised and thoughtfully living their lives so they don't end up in
the emergency room. Just a warning they're at high risk going to the ear.
Okay, all right, here's a study about probiotics and how it enhances
your cognitive abilities. So this is interesting because of the I suppose they got
the whole business on the central focus on your gut and and all health begins
in the gut, etc. Etc. So if you're taking probiotics, apparently
it is good for your brain, especially as you're getting older. I know
we've gotten into these uh you know this, that and the other thing.
I just wonder we have talk specifically about probiotics. Do you take probiotics?
Well? Do you count yogurt? Yogurt every day? And I think the
more we learn about this biome that exists in the gut, that there's just
billions of organisms in the gut. Keeping that healthy is so important for issues
illnesses from head to toe, and you're pointing out how important the biome in
the gut is for keeping your head functioning. Well. So, the way
I do it is, I just see low fat, non fat yogurt.
I have a serving every day. That's good. I do too, I
try to. I like Trader Joe's. Not an Advertrader Joe's. But here's
something I found interesting, just as a comment. This couple went to the
clinic at the University of Alabama because the baby they had. When they got
checked out by the doctor, it looked like the baby was outside the uterus.
And apparently this baby was born outside the uterus. They had a uterus
transplant to fix the problem. Wow is this this is kind of amazing,
it would seem. Yeah. Yeah, I think that this is maybe a
unique, a very rare, fortunately phenomena that you've come across, and this
is not something most of us will ever experience. Fortunately, No, right,
exactly, All right, there's doctor Kennon, Doctor Doug Ken's got a
license eye, don't