The next Stefan Good Day download with Doug and Jay Kirshner is made possible in
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keep it off, and also by previlegent keeping your brain healthy. Doug Stefan
with doctor Ken Cronhouse from Lake Cardiology down to Montdourra, Florida. Please avail
yourself of the good fortune you can have by meeting with Ken, either in
his office at late Cardiology, or there's telemedicine that's recognized by the insurance companies
if you're a ways away and you want a good consult from a doctor who,
yeah, is a specialist in cardiology and circulation that sort of thing,
but he just has a firm grip and a grasp on the body in general.
So hey, what the heck, nothing to lose, and I will
be in my current position in two years, unlike the rest of them.
Well right, AND's referring to a study that suggests that forty percent of doctors
are going to move into some other way, shape, or form of practicing
perhaps the next couple of years. So check in with Ken at three five,
two seven, three five fourteen hundred three five two, seven, three,
five, fourteen hundred and now that we get into questions for doctor Ken,
I would encourage you to leave a question anytime of the week. Frankly,
you can dialate five, five, nine, nine thirty six eighty four
and record a question for Ken that we'll get on the air the next week.
Eight five, five, nine, nine, nine thirty six eighty four.
Questions for doctor Ken. Here's a question about exposure to pesticides and what
it does to men and their sperm count. This is something that I feel
very strongly about, not necessarily because it affects my sperm count at this age,
but the pesticides that are around are so point in the they're the three
piece, pathetic, point in powerful. So what happens. What's the research
here suggest what happens to men spend sperm count when they're exposed to some of
this stuff from Monsanto, Ken Doug. The latest information in news about this
was about two weeks ago in a medical journal Environmental Health Perspectives. And what
we learn is that pesticide exposure it appears to be linked to lower sperm concentration
in men around the world. This was a review of twenty five studies spending
nearly fifty years and found consistent links between lower sperm concentrations and two widely used
classes of insecticides. These are organophosphates and N methyl carbonmates. And interestingly,
in this study, most of the exposure was not from pete farmers using the
pesticides, but from all of us either eating or drinking the pesticides in the
food or the liquid that we took in all over lawns. People have these
turf doctors come in and spray that crap on their lawns. What do you
think happens to your dog when he or she walks on that? Never mind
a young child that's going to go out in the good weather and play on
the lawn. You gotta be nuts to have that stuff put on your lawn
or be anywhere around it. Some things you can avoid, some things you
can't. That's the kind of stuff you can avoid easily. Okay, next,
maybe it may it may be why your dog's not very fertile. Well
yeah, if you know, if your dog doesn't female doesn't get pregnant,
maybe the male that's around and maybe it's the female. You never can tell.
By that's we're not being facetious it's a very big worry and a concern,
and sperm count is lower. You know, if you're considering, you
may want to do a little research about food's lowest in pesticides and that may
help you increase the science of your family. All right, another focus on
AI, artificial intelligence, and this is good. This is actually quite good
the news on what happens when you can use this stuff if you are someone
that might have lung cancer, this is a step up there. Yes,
yeah, this is a fascinating study, Doug. This also comes out of
the radiological Society that's going on this week and the bottom line here is that
artificial intelligence will not replace radiologists, but radiologists Doug, who do not use
AI, they may be replaced. In this study, the radiologists developed this
AI program that could look at it just a plain chest X ray and see
things that human radiologists don't see. And the AI was able to identify those
who were at high risk of developing lung cancer who did not smoke. Because
all of lung cancer is about twenty percent who don't smoke. All of lung
cancer clearly is not from smoking. And this amazing AI was able to pick
out from just an ordinary plain chest X ray, not a cat skin plain
chest x ray. Who is at risk? All right? Very good information.
Thank you for your questions again, dialup eight five three six eighty four
if you have some. I'm Doug Stefan with doctor Ken Cronhaus. The next
Stefan Good Day download with Doug and Jay Kirshner. Is made possible in part
by Calitron, which is the safe way for you to lose weight and keep
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