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Speaker 1 (00:10):
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Speaker 2 (01:02):
That it is.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
And one time, the father of medicine said, and I quote,
the greatest medicine of all is to teach people how
not to need it. I thought that was a great quote,
and it is really something we do here on the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. Thank you so very much for
tuning into this hour of the program. We've got with
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us doctor Adam Brockman. He is the executive producer and
co host of this show, and I want to let
you know a little bit about doctor Brockman's background before
we get started today. Doctor Brockman did his undergraduate educations
starting about twenty five years ago, a Bachelor of Science
degree he earned at the University of Louisville. Doctor Brockman
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has two doctorates. Count of two doctorates. He is both
a chiropractic physician and a nature pathic physician. He's got
extensive and clinical nutrition been in practice for over seventeen years,
treating thousands and thousands of patients, including professional athletes in
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the NBA, MLB and the NFL.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
So doctor Brockman, welcome back to.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
The program and appreciate you joining me today to help
some sick people get well naturally.
Speaker 4 (02:22):
Hello, doctor Bob, thanks again for having me. It's a
great day to talk about health.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
Yes it is, and I'm going to start off this
hour talking about this fascinating study that came out about
how it is crucial the timing is crucial as to
when to eat healthy in order to ward off dementia,
the worst of which being Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Now we know that.
Speaker 3 (02:48):
There's at least seven million people over the age of
sixty five that have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, but
there's probably tens of millions of other people who also
have some form of dementia. There are many, Alzheimer's being
the worst of that. But sticking, they say, the researchers
are saying this, doctor Brockmann, sticking to a healthy diet
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in your fifties and sixties may give you a fighting
chance of slashing your risk of dementia. A new study
has suggested. Researchers have long suggested that a diet packed
with fish, packed with veggies, and without those sugar retreats
could very well delay the development of the memory robbing
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condition by up to a whopping twenty five percent. Now
British scientists have discovered that following such a program between
the ages here it is here's the pocket. You don't
want to go into any kind of bad dietary habits
between the ages of forty eight and seventy and in
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doing so, it helps improve thetivity of the brain that
typically decline before the diagnosis, so almost suggesting that you
better get your stuff right, You better get your diet right,
you better get on track with your dietary habits and
your lifestyle before age forty eight, because if you don't,
you are in the pipeline to develop one of these
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brain diseases now. Experts from the University of Oxford also
found that those with less fat around their mid section,
around their middle.
Speaker 2 (04:28):
Area, their belly area.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
You know that middle line at apacity is the stage
of life that they are finding people with memory problems.
I mean you can spot them a mile away. Here
they come, you know, they come through a doorway. And
what comes through first the beer belly, the sugar goiter,
I call it. And so if you've got one of those,
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and you're leading into this age bracket, this age pocket
of forty eight to seventy, you best be working on
it now. The researchers, who labeled the findings important urged
the public to consider strategies to improve their diet in
order to maintain brain structure and reduce the risk of
losing your mind and wandering around aimlessly, not knowing who
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you are, where you are, whether you drive a car,
what city you're Living in writing in the Journal of
the Journal of the American Medical Association, Open Researcher set
and I quote the global shift towards unhealthy dietary habits
is associated with an increase in the prevalence of yes
Alzheimer's disease, dementia, diabetes, another one cardiovascular disease obesity, all
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of which are known risk factors for diabetes. I know
we can sit here and lecture all we want to
people about eating correctly and eating well. But the other day,
doctor Brockman, I heard this song and I thought, but
you know, this pretty much sums it up. It's by
an individual by the name of Anthony Roodia. I thought
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we'd play it to the audience, then you and I
can talk about it afterwards.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Here we go.
Speaker 5 (06:10):
I went to the doc ten I was petrified. He said,
I gotta change in my diet because my sugar is
too high. He told me no more pasta, bread and
no more sweets, and no more wine.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
But this a guy must have been.
Speaker 6 (06:25):
Out of his mind.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
I said, Doc, I love sweets.
Speaker 5 (06:30):
That's why I give it myself an insulin to control
my diabetes.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Now you're telling.
Speaker 5 (06:35):
Me no more pasta and wine, no more sweets and
no more bread. Why don't you just a grabby shotgun
and put it to my head? I says, stop. I
can't take no more. You tell me one more time
what I can't eat? I'm gonna pass out on the floor.
I just don't want to enjoy the less years of
my life. And if I cannot drink or wine, how
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am I gonna put up with my wife? I I
I can't survive. My grandfather eat like this all the
time when he died. He was one oh five.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
I got one.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
Life to live, no more pasta gotfabad.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
I can't survive.
Speaker 4 (07:14):
I can't survive.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
Hey, well, you're tuned into the Doctor Bob Marchin Show,
and with us is doctor Adam Rockman. He is the
executive producer and co host of the show now and
we thought we'd put a little humor into the program
because we know that when you interject humor into a conversation,
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learning goes through the roof.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
So, uh, doctor Rockman, what did you think of all that?
Speaker 4 (07:43):
I think you know, if you're looking at what he
was saying there with some of those things wine and breads,
if we can use moderation, we're okay there, But I
know you and I both use the Mediterranean diet, which
includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, olive, oil, fish, nuts. If
we use that most of the time, we're okay. We
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don't want to starve ourselves from from bread and maybe
an occasional glass of wine, but we don't need to
make it a habit.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
Did you catch the part about his Mercedes been jeans.
His grandfather lived till he was one hundred and five
years of age, and so he's looking at.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
That, going, wait a minute.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
If he lived to one hundred and five and he
ate all the bread and pasta and wine, why am
I holding back here?
Speaker 2 (08:31):
After all? You know?
Speaker 3 (08:32):
And I'm thinking of myself, doctor Brockbant. Well, perhaps his
grandfather didn't have all the other stresses and strains that
we have a modern day society with the microplastics and
the lack of exercise because we move about very little,
we don't exercise enough. People smoke too many cigarettes, and
they do all kinds of things. So I don't think
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that this individual was accounting for his grandfather might have
lived in a different time, in a different age where
there wasn't as many challenges to his long term health.
Speaker 4 (09:05):
What do you think, Yeah, absolutely, And I think in
that component is physical exercise in work even much different
than what it is today. Most of us are behind
a desk, not moveing too much, probably teching social media
every chance we get, which is another stressor in itself,
much much, much different.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
And I notice over the years that they are now
claiming that the worst form of dementia Alzheimer's disease is
really type three diabetes, which says that and really directs
the focus on. Look, if your blood sugar is high,
you're also compromising your brain and you're more likely to
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develop dementia in the worst form Alzheimer's disease. So please
get your blood sugar under control. You know this the song.
That song was, by the way, sung by a stand
up comedy person, very funny guy, Anthony Rodia, very interesting man.
But you know, ladies and gentlemen, to look, there are
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things you can do besides diet. You need to exercise.
You need to take the supplements we know help with
the brain. Eat the foods that help with the brain,
like the beats and the avocados and the berries, the
Omega three supplements and the antioxidant supplements.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
Avoid the sugar.
Speaker 3 (10:27):
Yeah, Like doctor Brockman said, every once in a while,
just as a let's say you have a cheat day,
a psychological day where you just sort of like say, Okay,
I'm not gonna be so good to my body in
my brain, but I'm gonna I'm just gonna fall off
the rail here for a minute and.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Then get back on tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (10:44):
That's how to do it, so you don't think it's
punitive to live that way. All right, we're coming right
Backstay with us. You're tuned into The Doctor Bob Martin Show.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
We'll be right back.
Speaker 6 (11:00):
Wrong within what's wrong with gin? What's wrong with content?
As fine, it's time to get the team, all.
Speaker 3 (11:18):
Right, Welcome, Welcome back to this hour the Doctor Bob
Marchin Show. Thank you so very much for tuning into
the program today. With me as my co host executive
producer of the show, doctor Adam Brockman, We're here to
serve you in the capacity of encouraging you to become
your own best doctor most of the time. How do
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that you can be your own best doctor most of
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you don't feel so intimidated because you feel that they
know everything and you know nothing. No, you want to
bring yourself up to speed. It's not that complicated. Everybody
can learn how to better take care of themselves because,
let's face it, ladies and gentlemen, we're not born with
a you know, a warranty schedule. We're not given that.
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So we have to help ourselves to good health. No, no,
you know, and you wear out your body, where are
you going to live anyway? So this is a good place,
a good forum to get started on that. Now.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
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all right, doctor Brockman. Now, I also noticed recently that
more information is continuing to come out about this weight
loss category of using these.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
GLP one drugs.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
There's lots of a munjournal wagavy O, Zembig, and a
bunch of other names. Everybody's competing for a piece of
the turf now to lose weight. And of course, as Americans,
we get a little on the lazy side, so we
don't like to, you know, stay with what makes perfect sense,
and the only way you can.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
Maintain your weight, and that is to eat less and
move more. It's just that schedule.
Speaker 3 (14:49):
But we we can't do that in this lifestyle we're
living in. It seems so people want, you know, they
want an instant, almost like a micro wave of an approach.
They want to just you know, participate in gluttony and
then at the end say, you know what, I'm not
fitting into my clothes. I don't like what's staring back
and me in the mirror. I want to lose some weight,
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but I don't want to move around, and I don't
want to give up the food that got me to
that extra weight.
Speaker 2 (15:15):
I just want it gone. I want to get some
work done.
Speaker 3 (15:19):
And outcomes these GLP one drugs. I read an article
and in fact you sent it to me about a pharmacist,
a top pharmacist who's now warning people about something related
to taking these drugs. And I mean, it just piled
on the many, many adverse side effect potentials of taking
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these drugs, and people don't think about, and doctors often
don't tell them about, and they just sort of like,
you know, do the hail Mary, hope for the best,
expect the worst. Perhaps, But what did you recently determine
by that article that we were both looking at, doctor Brockman,
about a pharmacist talking about this digestive disorder from these
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popular weight loss drugs.
Speaker 4 (16:10):
Well, doctor Bob, we're talking about gallbladder issues that are
linked to the GLP one receptor agonist, this class of
medications used for managing type two diabetes in obesity. So
this pharmacist, the top pharmacist, Deborah Grayson. Doctor Deborah Grayson,
who has been in the field for twenty five plus years,
recently issued a warning on TikTok that's went viral. She
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expressed her concern about a rise in these serious gallbladder
problems gallstones, and even some of these patients are needing
to have their gallbladders removed these and it's an increase
in these patients that are taking these weight loss injections,
in particular those taking the most powerful one, which is Manjaro.
Speaker 3 (16:56):
So you know, the folks. This lady that doctor Cooman
is talking about, Deborah Grace, and a pharmacist. She is
considered the godmother of pharmacology. She is a very credible pharmacist.
And I'm so glad Doctor Brockman that she is speaking
out on this because most pharmacists they just you know,
they stand about three feet above in the little pharmacy area.
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And I have a lot of friends, by the way,
there are pharmacists, and I love them and they do
great work. But a lot of pharmacists they just sit
up there and they take big bottles of pills and
push it into small bottles of pills and.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
Hand it out all day long, every day, without.
Speaker 3 (17:32):
Any any thing in mind about what is actually going
on here.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
She apparently has given some good thought to this.
Speaker 4 (17:40):
It sounds like, yeah, absolutely, I think we need to
see exactly what is the gallbladder and why it's so important.
The gallbladder is a small organ located beneath the liver.
It plays a crucial role in our digestive system by
storing something known as bile, which helps the digestion of fats. So,
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these recent studies have suggested a link between gallbladder problems
in these GLP one receptor agonist and again, like we said,
we've been saying they're used to manage obesity, which seems
number one now more so than what they initially came
on the market to control type two diabetes. These glucagon
like peptides, it's a hormone that's naturally the hormone itself
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is naturally produced and then testines in a response to
food intake. It increases insulin inhibits what's glucagon release in
slows gastric emptying, helping to regulate these blood glucose levels.
But these glp ones, these mimic the action of the hormone.
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It's used to improve glycemic the glycemic control in these
individuals of type two diabetes. However, this rising gall bladder
issues among these patients have raised the concerns and that's
what doctor Grayson has talked about here.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
Well, let's name names. It's ozembic. It's a wagavy, it's
a bogorno, a bunch of other ones, folks. Basically, these
GLP wan drugs pretty much paralyze your digestive system.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
It's what it does.
Speaker 3 (19:15):
It paralyzes biochemically the vegus nerve, and that's how it
impacts you. And so add this to the long and
growing list of potential adverse side effects of taking this
popular class of drugs for weight loss, which it really
wasn't earmarked for that initially, as doctor Brockman pointed out,
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it was really for lowering blood sugar. And I guess
if you compare the risk benefit ratio of what's better
should you have high blood sugar an extra weight or
should you be in a normal weight, and how do
you get there quickly? Well, that's fine, I get that argument.
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I totally understand that argument. But the problem is this,
the minute you stop the GLP one drugs, you're gonna
gain the weight back because why you have not you
have not changed your behavior. In fact, not only will
you gain the weight back that you took off because
your appetite went away, because that GLP one drug paralyzed
you because it has a lizard venom in it.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
That's where it was from.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
That's where it was derived from, which I know a
lot of people are going hmmm, really, yeah, there really
and you do. And if you lose your gallbladder, by
the way, that's not a good thing because we know
that people who lose their gallbladders have a high risk
of cancer.
Speaker 2 (20:37):
It's true.
Speaker 3 (20:37):
And not only that, dumping syndrome and a bunch of
other things you never ever want to have. So think twice,
think long about doing this golp one dance. You could
be sorry for it. Thank you for that, Doctor Brockman.
We're coming right back.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
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I don't think so.
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All right, now, we're gonna get back to the Doctor
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and even outside the country. And that's fine with us, Yes,
And we'll get to that shortly. But first I wanted
to remind you that your oral health is as important
to any part of your healthy regimen that I can
think of. We now know that if there's a simmering
low grade infection in your mouth, in your gums, it
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could increase your risk of a heart attack. It can
increase your risk of dementia, It can increase your risk
of joint pain. Because inflammation travels, it can travel from
your oral cavity, your mouth to any part of your
body and start a simmering, low grade inflammatory fire there.
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nasal sprays. I use those as well. All right, let's
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the Doctor Bob Martin's Show, Caller Hotline Questions and answers
at eight hundred six zero six eight eight two two
one eight hundred six zero six eight eight two two.
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First up is Charlene in Chico, California.
Speaker 10 (26:16):
Okay, my name is Charlene and I am from Chico, California,
and I have Barrett. I have been on omiphersol for
a while and I just found out that omippersol is
part of of my bone problem. But I wanted to
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see if I should take or can I take something
else that would help my bone problem and get off
from omipersol. Anyways, Thank you appreciate your time. This is
the first time I I listen to your show. Hopefully
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I'm in the car when you get back with me. Okay,
thank you, bye.
Speaker 3 (27:10):
Okay, Charlene, thank you for your call. There from Chico, California,
and Charlene. You certainly can listen to the Doctor Bob
Martin Show in your car, but you can also listen
to on your smartphone, on your laptop, on your desktop,
on your tablet, anywhere there's an Internet connection. You can
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Of the show there.
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You could also listen to it over on my website,
doctor Bob dot com from six to nine am Pacific
time or nine am to twelve noon Eastern time. All right,
so what you have is Barrett's esophagitis, which is really
an inflammatory condition of the esophagus, secondary usually to acid
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spilling up into the esophagus where it does not belong.
It belongs in the stomach only. And yes, this is
a chronic problem that can lead to serious erosion of
the esophagus and can potentially lead to cancer. That's why
doctors try to shut down the stomach acid. It is really, however,
an approach that is equivalent to putting frosting on burnt
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cake or painting over termites. It does not solve the problem.
What we want to do and I'm going to have
doctor Brockmann comment on this as well. What we want
to do is get to the cause of the problem,
which can usually indicate that you have an unresolved heidel hernia.
A heidel hernia also called a diapermatic hernia where your
stomach pops through the lower esophageal sphincter up into your esopvagus,
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spilling acid in there, and that can easily be remedied
by a chiropractic physician trained in applied kinesiology. The other
primary reason for this is that you can have an organism,
a bacterium called Helicobacter pylori, and that causes your stomach
to try to want to burn it out by making
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more acid. And then of course the little sphincter is
weak up there. You lay down after eating meals and
so forth, and it gets lazy and you develop this
gastric reflux or acid indigestion or heartburning.
Speaker 2 (29:23):
It happens, and then over time.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
With this reflux, it just chips away at your mucosal lining.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Of the esophagus.
Speaker 3 (29:33):
That's what they call it the Barrett's essovagus, named after
somebody Barret, and that's what doctors are concerned about. Now Again,
I'm not telling you to stop any kind of drug.
I'm saying there's a reason for this, and if you
get to the reason and you cure that, you'll no
longer have the symptoms. Therefore the esophagus heals up. When
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we come back, we're gonna get doctor Brockman's opinion.
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I'm so so.
Speaker 7 (30:06):
Good.
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Speaker 11 (30:18):
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Speaker 5 (30:32):
Well.
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You happen to be tuned into the largest and longest
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We appreciate you being here each week. We're here to
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Speaker 3 (30:51):
Our goal is to help you get so healthy that
it literally hurts to feel that way. And it's possible
to feel that way with me. Is doctor Adam brock Kaman,
who has two doctorates. Finally I get some help in
this radio show after twenty nine years of doing it solo,
and I'm feeling really good about that. Yes, doctor Brockman,
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you heard me discussing Charlene from Chico, California. She has
been diagnosed with a condition called Barrett's esophagitis. She's taking
a drug that inhibits acid in her stomach, which is
a band aid approach. It's better than nothing, I guess,
because Barrett's over time can be a problem. But what
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do you say in response to her question.
Speaker 4 (31:42):
Charlene, So, if you find out that you do not
have an H. Pylori infection or hyatal hernia, you can
help manage Barrett's esophagus. Buy some lifestyle diet lifestyle changes,
avoid trigger foods such as caffeine, alcohol, and fatty foods,
op for small or more frequent meals, and avoid eating
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close to bedtime when the acid may come up into
the esophas a little bit more. Also, I want to
make mention of a couple of supplements for this, doctor
oheras probiotics. Consuming probiotics helps with digestion and maintaining a
healthy gut flora, and it can reduce the risk of
the parents esophagus. And also chiolic garlic aged extract. This
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is great for helping to balance some of those if
you might have an infection in there. I think another
part of this question had to do with bone strength
or bone health. And I'm just going to drop a
couple supplements real quick here. Calcium, magnesium, zinc, and vitamin
D all very important for bone health.
Speaker 3 (32:42):
Yeah, she mentioned that because she found out that the
drugs she was taking, she would develop osteopenia and osteoporosis
from it. And that makes sense because when you stop
acid in the stomach in an adult, which usually isn't
making enough acid, but makes it in response to either
a lifestyle that she's living, like you said, she may
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be doing alcohol, caffeine, or foods that trigger it, or
she has a heidel hernia which is totally correctable non
surgically with just a stretching technique which is employed by
chiropractic physicians trained in applied kinesiology. Or if she has
the h pylori, there's a program for that that's safe
and natural using gum mastic, doctor ohies kyo, lik garlic
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and some other things. So the possibility of her solving
this is good. She's worried about the drug that they
have her on for the Barretts. I mean, you're creating
another problem while you're trying to shut down the acid
which is irritating her, and she's going to end up
getting osteoporosis at no extra charge, and she wants to
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get out of that. So I think it's smart of
her to call into this radio show and ask questions.
Speaker 2 (33:54):
And I wish more.
Speaker 3 (33:54):
People would because most people, Doctor Brockman, you tell me
if you disagree with this, they're like, I mean, they're
looking at this like they go to their doctor's offices,
they got something wrong, they're looking for help, their doctors
telling them what to do, and they just with a blind,
complete blind faith and belief in allopathy, believe that's the
only possible solution to their problem. There's no other healing techniques,
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there's no other form of care that's possible. Whatever the
doctor said, that's the gospel, I'm doing it. And unfortunately
they go down that slippery slope like Charlene caught herself
going down and she learned that that drug to stop
acid will actually now create that disease and probably a
whole long list of other diseases.
Speaker 2 (34:35):
Do you find that to be the case, doctor Brocklin.
Speaker 4 (34:38):
Very much so. Knowledge is power, and shows like this
are bringing natural ways up to the forefront. And I
think that's that's key here to what you'd like to
say with the you can be your own best doctor
most of the time, and that is very key on
your health and how you can be healthier.
Speaker 3 (34:58):
All right, let's see if can squeeze another f call
in before the next break. Here's jan in Missouri.
Speaker 7 (35:04):
From Missouri and I Doctor Bob. I'd like to thank
you for all the help that you've given me and
my husband over the years. I really appreciate it. I
recently had an appointment with my eye doctor and found
out in my left eye he saw a very slight
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indication of possible glaucoma. He wasn't alarmed of it. I'm
very concerned. Can you give me any recommendation on what
I can do to help this? Thank you for your
time and your show.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
You're welcome. Jent, thank you for your call. Well, there's
different kinds of glaucoma. It is a leading cause of
blindness in the world, no question about that. But most
commonly glaucoma is a build.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
Up of pressure called iop.
Speaker 3 (35:55):
It's that little puff of air you know when you
go to the eye doctor and they put your head
on your chin on the little strap and they say, okay,
I'm gonn get a little puffer boom and they're measuring
pressure there. What you should start doing if you don't
do this already, avoid the following caffeine, alcohol, cutback or
minimize sugar intake, get off the standard American diet and
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get to more of a balanced diet like the Mediterranean
diet that we love here in this program. And then
supplements JAN four reducing glaucoma pressure include bill Berry Omega
three oils, magnesium as is ant in, which are these carotenoids,
coenzyme Q ten. And then you'll hear us talking about
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can see eye drops by Wise Choice medicine that has
been shown or at least anecdotally discovered to lower iop
interocular pressure. Can see eyedrops at Wisechoice Medicine dot com.
And then of course you should always have regular I
checkups to monitor the glaucoma.
Speaker 2 (36:56):
Thanks again for your call. I'm doctor Bob Martin.
Speaker 11 (36:59):
This is my side, Money side, not tell Us Study.
Speaker 3 (37:17):
We are in a marathon of answering health related questions
and we'd love to answer yours as well. Welcome or
welcome back, ladies and gentlemen to this hour of the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. I'm doctor Bob and doctor Adam Brockman,
executive producer and co host of the shows with Me
as Well. We're taking calls now. You hear people calling
into the program on the Doctor Bob Martin Show, call
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do the very same thing, and don't forget the only
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Call right now.
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You'll hear me answer the phone, and I'll ask you
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Eight hundred six zero six eighty eight twenty two. All right,
doctor Brockman. Who's next on the list.
Speaker 4 (38:13):
Sir lou Gene from Fairfax, Iowa.
Speaker 9 (38:17):
Hi, Doctor Bock My first name is Lugene and I'm
from Fairfield, Iowa. I'm seventy eight years old and my
hair has been sinning for a year or so and
now my scalp is starting to show through. I wonder
if you have any advice for me. Thanks, and I
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love your showf.
Speaker 4 (38:40):
Hijeene.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
Go ahead and answer your question, Doctor Brocklack.
Speaker 4 (38:44):
Hilo gene from Fairfield, Iowa. For hair thinning. I think
having a doctor check your thyroid and sex hormone levels
in as long as there is not a scalp infection
or a protein deficiency, there some supplementation with iron B vitamins, zinc,
vitamin D or vitamin C. Also, I think a health
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food store quality shampoo instead of these harsh ones that
we can buy at most retailers. So find a good
health food store quality shampoo that is missing that is
lacking the propylene glycol sodium sulfate, and then also stay
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away from hair dyes. I think this will help, and
include maybe some protein rich foods in your diet. Salmon, eggs,
Greek yogurt beans, these are all good sources Omega three
fatty acids, and another vitamin for this would be vitamin E.
Speaker 2 (39:44):
Great recommendation.
Speaker 3 (39:45):
I'm betting doctor Brockmann that most women in that age
bracket it's almost always hormone related. There is something imbalanced
either in her one of her three estrogens testoster o,
progesterone DHA, or perhaps her thyroid is chugging a little low,
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little underactive, and these could easily be discovered lou gene
with blood testing and salivary testing, and then you can
rebalance it drug free by using lifestyle changes, dietary changes,
and then supplementation, which doctor Brockman just went through. So
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find a doctor who can actually do that without deploying
or employing drug therapy. This can be handled almost always naturally.
Appreciate your phone call. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, stick around.
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Speaker 2 (01:02):
That it is.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
And one time, the father of medicine said, and I quote,
the greatest medicine of all is to teach people how
not to need it. I thought that was a great quote,
and it is really something we do here on the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. Thank you so very much for
tuning into this hour of the program. We've got with
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us doctor Adam Brockman. He is the executive producer and
co host of this show, and I want to let
you know a little bit about doctor Brockman's background before
we get started today. Doctor Brockman did his undergraduate educations
starting about twenty five years ago, a Bachelor of Science
degree he earned at the University of Louisville. Doctor Brockman
(01:49):
has two doctorates. Count of two doctorates. He is both
a chiropractic physician and a nature pathic physician. He's got
extensive and clinical nutrition been in practice for over seventeen years,
treating thousands and thousands of patients, including professional athletes in
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the NBA, MLB and the NFL.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
So doctor Brockman, welcome back to.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
The program and appreciate you joining me today to help
some sick people get well naturally.
Speaker 4 (02:22):
Hello, doctor Bob, thanks again for having me. It's a
great day to talk about health.
Speaker 3 (02:26):
Yes it is, and I'm going to start off this
hour talking about this fascinating study that came out about
how it is crucial the timing is crucial as to
when to eat healthy in order to ward off dementia,
the worst of which being Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Now we know that.
Speaker 3 (02:48):
There's at least seven million people over the age of
sixty five that have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, but
there's probably tens of millions of other people who also
have some form of dementia. There are many, Alzheimer's being
the worst of that. But sticking, they say, the researchers
are saying this, doctor Brockmann, sticking to a healthy diet
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in your fifties and sixties may give you a fighting
chance of slashing your risk of dementia. A new study
has suggested. Researchers have long suggested that a diet packed
with fish, packed with veggies, and without those sugar retreats
could very well delay the development of the memory robbing
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condition by up to a whopping twenty five percent. Now
British scientists have discovered that following such a program between
the ages here it is here's the pocket. You don't
want to go into any kind of bad dietary habits
between the ages of forty eight and seventy and in
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doing so, it helps improve thetivity of the brain that
typically decline before the diagnosis, so almost suggesting that you
better get your stuff right, You better get your diet right,
you better get on track with your dietary habits and
your lifestyle before age forty eight, because if you don't,
you are in the pipeline to develop one of these
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brain diseases now. Experts from the University of Oxford also
found that those with less fat around their mid section,
around their middle.
Speaker 2 (04:28):
Area, their belly area.
Speaker 3 (04:31):
You know that middle line at apacity is the stage
of life that they are finding people with memory problems.
I mean you can spot them a mile away. Here
they come, you know, they come through a doorway. And
what comes through first the beer belly, the sugar goiter,
I call it. And so if you've got one of those,
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and you're leading into this age bracket, this age pocket
of forty eight to seventy, you best be working on
it now. The researchers, who labeled the findings important urged
the public to consider strategies to improve their diet in
order to maintain brain structure and reduce the risk of
losing your mind and wandering around aimlessly, not knowing who
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you are, where you are, whether you drive a car,
what city you're Living in writing in the Journal of
the Journal of the American Medical Association, Open Researcher set
and I quote the global shift towards unhealthy dietary habits
is associated with an increase in the prevalence of yes
Alzheimer's disease, dementia, diabetes, another one cardiovascular disease obesity, all
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of which are known risk factors for diabetes. I know
we can sit here and lecture all we want to
people about eating correctly and eating well. But the other day,
doctor Brockman, I heard this song and I thought, but
you know, this pretty much sums it up. It's by
an individual by the name of Anthony Roodia. I thought
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we'd play it to the audience, then you and I
can talk about it afterwards.
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Here we go.
Speaker 5 (06:10):
I went to the doc ten I was petrified. He said,
I gotta change in my diet because my sugar is
too high. He told me no more pasta, bread and
no more sweets, and no more wine.
Speaker 2 (06:23):
But this a guy must have been.
Speaker 6 (06:25):
Out of his mind.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
I said, Doc, I love sweets.
Speaker 5 (06:30):
That's why I give it myself an insulin to control
my diabetes.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Now you're telling.
Speaker 5 (06:35):
Me no more pasta and wine, no more sweets and
no more bread. Why don't you just a grabby shotgun
and put it to my head? I says, stop. I
can't take no more. You tell me one more time
what I can't eat? I'm gonna pass out on the floor.
I just don't want to enjoy the less years of
my life. And if I cannot drink or wine, how
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am I gonna put up with my wife? I I
I can't survive. My grandfather eat like this all the
time when he died. He was one oh five.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
I got one.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
Life to live, no more pasta gotfabad.
Speaker 2 (07:12):
I can't survive.
Speaker 4 (07:14):
I can't survive.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
Hey, well, you're tuned into the Doctor Bob Marchin Show,
and with us is doctor Adam Rockman. He is the
executive producer and co host of the show now and
we thought we'd put a little humor into the program
because we know that when you interject humor into a conversation,
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learning goes through the roof.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
So, uh, doctor Rockman, what did you think of all that?
Speaker 4 (07:43):
I think you know, if you're looking at what he
was saying there with some of those things wine and breads,
if we can use moderation, we're okay there, But I
know you and I both use the Mediterranean diet, which
includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, olive, oil, fish, nuts. If
we use that most of the time, we're okay. We
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don't want to starve ourselves from from bread and maybe
an occasional glass of wine, but we don't need to
make it a habit.
Speaker 3 (08:12):
Did you catch the part about his Mercedes been jeans.
His grandfather lived till he was one hundred and five
years of age, and so he's looking at.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
That, going, wait a minute.
Speaker 3 (08:23):
If he lived to one hundred and five and he
ate all the bread and pasta and wine, why am
I holding back here?
Speaker 2 (08:31):
After all? You know?
Speaker 3 (08:32):
And I'm thinking of myself, doctor Brockbant. Well, perhaps his
grandfather didn't have all the other stresses and strains that
we have a modern day society with the microplastics and
the lack of exercise because we move about very little,
we don't exercise enough. People smoke too many cigarettes, and
they do all kinds of things. So I don't think
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that this individual was accounting for his grandfather might have
lived in a different time, in a different age where
there wasn't as many challenges to his long term health.
Speaker 4 (09:05):
What do you think, Yeah, absolutely, And I think in
that component is physical exercise in work even much different
than what it is today. Most of us are behind
a desk, not moveing too much, probably teching social media
every chance we get, which is another stressor in itself,
much much, much different.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
And I notice over the years that they are now
claiming that the worst form of dementia Alzheimer's disease is
really type three diabetes, which says that and really directs
the focus on. Look, if your blood sugar is high,
you're also compromising your brain and you're more likely to
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develop dementia in the worst form Alzheimer's disease. So please
get your blood sugar under control. You know this the song.
That song was, by the way, sung by a stand
up comedy person, very funny guy, Anthony Rodia, very interesting man.
But you know, ladies and gentlemen, to look, there are
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things you can do besides diet. You need to exercise.
You need to take the supplements we know help with
the brain. Eat the foods that help with the brain,
like the beats and the avocados and the berries, the
Omega three supplements and the antioxidant supplements.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
Avoid the sugar.
Speaker 3 (10:27):
Yeah, Like doctor Brockman said, every once in a while,
just as a let's say you have a cheat day,
a psychological day where you just sort of like say, Okay,
I'm not gonna be so good to my body in
my brain, but I'm gonna I'm just gonna fall off
the rail here for a minute and.
Speaker 2 (10:42):
Then get back on tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (10:44):
That's how to do it, so you don't think it's
punitive to live that way. All right, we're coming right
Backstay with us. You're tuned into The Doctor Bob Martin Show.
Speaker 2 (10:55):
We'll be right back.
Speaker 6 (11:00):
Wrong within what's wrong with gin? What's wrong with content?
As fine, it's time to get the team, all.
Speaker 3 (11:18):
Right, Welcome, Welcome back to this hour the Doctor Bob
Marchin Show. Thank you so very much for tuning into
the program today. With me as my co host executive
producer of the show, doctor Adam Brockman, We're here to
serve you in the capacity of encouraging you to become
your own best doctor most of the time. How do
(11:38):
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you don't feel so intimidated because you feel that they
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bring yourself up to speed. It's not that complicated. Everybody
can learn how to better take care of themselves because,
let's face it, ladies and gentlemen, we're not born with
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(12:26):
So we have to help ourselves to good health. No, no,
you know, and you wear out your body, where are
you going to live anyway? So this is a good place,
a good forum to get started on that. Now.
Speaker 2 (12:38):
I also want to let you know.
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all right, doctor Brockman. Now, I also noticed recently that
more information is continuing to come out about this weight
loss category of using these.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
GLP one drugs.
Speaker 3 (14:22):
There's lots of a munjournal wagavy O, Zembig, and a
bunch of other names. Everybody's competing for a piece of
the turf now to lose weight. And of course, as Americans,
we get a little on the lazy side, so we
don't like to, you know, stay with what makes perfect sense,
and the only way you can.
Speaker 2 (14:44):
Maintain your weight, and that is to eat less and
move more. It's just that schedule.
Speaker 3 (14:49):
But we we can't do that in this lifestyle we're
living in. It seems so people want, you know, they
want an instant, almost like a micro wave of an approach.
They want to just you know, participate in gluttony and
then at the end say, you know what, I'm not
fitting into my clothes. I don't like what's staring back
and me in the mirror. I want to lose some weight,
(15:10):
but I don't want to move around, and I don't
want to give up the food that got me to
that extra weight.
Speaker 2 (15:15):
I just want it gone. I want to get some
work done.
Speaker 3 (15:19):
And outcomes these GLP one drugs. I read an article
and in fact you sent it to me about a pharmacist,
a top pharmacist who's now warning people about something related
to taking these drugs. And I mean, it just piled
on the many, many adverse side effect potentials of taking
(15:43):
these drugs, and people don't think about, and doctors often
don't tell them about, and they just sort of like,
you know, do the hail Mary, hope for the best,
expect the worst. Perhaps, But what did you recently determine
by that article that we were both looking at, doctor Brockman,
about a pharmacist talking about this digestive disorder from these
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popular weight loss drugs.
Speaker 4 (16:10):
Well, doctor Bob, we're talking about gallbladder issues that are
linked to the GLP one receptor agonist, this class of
medications used for managing type two diabetes in obesity. So
this pharmacist, the top pharmacist, Deborah Grayson. Doctor Deborah Grayson,
who has been in the field for twenty five plus years,
recently issued a warning on TikTok that's went viral. She
(16:34):
expressed her concern about a rise in these serious gallbladder
problems gallstones, and even some of these patients are needing
to have their gallbladders removed these and it's an increase
in these patients that are taking these weight loss injections,
in particular those taking the most powerful one, which is Manjaro.
Speaker 3 (16:56):
So you know, the folks. This lady that doctor Cooman
is talking about, Deborah Grace, and a pharmacist. She is
considered the godmother of pharmacology. She is a very credible pharmacist.
And I'm so glad Doctor Brockman that she is speaking
out on this because most pharmacists they just you know,
they stand about three feet above in the little pharmacy area.
(17:19):
And I have a lot of friends, by the way,
there are pharmacists, and I love them and they do
great work. But a lot of pharmacists they just sit
up there and they take big bottles of pills and
push it into small bottles of pills and.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
Hand it out all day long, every day, without.
Speaker 3 (17:32):
Any any thing in mind about what is actually going
on here.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
She apparently has given some good thought to this.
Speaker 4 (17:40):
It sounds like, yeah, absolutely, I think we need to
see exactly what is the gallbladder and why it's so important.
The gallbladder is a small organ located beneath the liver.
It plays a crucial role in our digestive system by
storing something known as bile, which helps the digestion of fats. So,
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these recent studies have suggested a link between gallbladder problems
in these GLP one receptor agonist and again, like we said,
we've been saying they're used to manage obesity, which seems
number one now more so than what they initially came
on the market to control type two diabetes. These glucagon
like peptides, it's a hormone that's naturally the hormone itself
(18:25):
is naturally produced and then testines in a response to
food intake. It increases insulin inhibits what's glucagon release in
slows gastric emptying, helping to regulate these blood glucose levels.
But these glp ones, these mimic the action of the hormone.
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It's used to improve glycemic the glycemic control in these
individuals of type two diabetes. However, this rising gall bladder
issues among these patients have raised the concerns and that's
what doctor Grayson has talked about here.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
Well, let's name names. It's ozembic. It's a wagavy, it's
a bogorno, a bunch of other ones, folks. Basically, these
GLP wan drugs pretty much paralyze your digestive system.
Speaker 2 (19:14):
It's what it does.
Speaker 3 (19:15):
It paralyzes biochemically the vegus nerve, and that's how it
impacts you. And so add this to the long and
growing list of potential adverse side effects of taking this
popular class of drugs for weight loss, which it really
wasn't earmarked for that initially, as doctor Brockman pointed out,
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it was really for lowering blood sugar. And I guess
if you compare the risk benefit ratio of what's better
should you have high blood sugar an extra weight or
should you be in a normal weight, and how do
you get there quickly? Well, that's fine, I get that argument.
(19:57):
I totally understand that argument. But the problem is this,
the minute you stop the GLP one drugs, you're gonna
gain the weight back because why you have not you
have not changed your behavior. In fact, not only will
you gain the weight back that you took off because
your appetite went away, because that GLP one drug paralyzed
you because it has a lizard venom in it.
Speaker 2 (20:20):
That's where it was from.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
That's where it was derived from, which I know a
lot of people are going hmmm, really, yeah, there really
and you do. And if you lose your gallbladder, by
the way, that's not a good thing because we know
that people who lose their gallbladders have a high risk
of cancer.
Speaker 2 (20:37):
It's true.
Speaker 3 (20:37):
And not only that, dumping syndrome and a bunch of
other things you never ever want to have. So think twice,
think long about doing this golp one dance. You could
be sorry for it. Thank you for that, Doctor Brockman.
We're coming right back.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
Stay with us. You're tuned into the Doctor Bob Martinshow
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Take?
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How you meeting for the perfect night? How are you
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Hey?
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Healthy, welcome back. We're welcome to this hour of the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. Thank you for tuning into the
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I don't think so.
Speaker 3 (22:34):
All right, now, we're gonna get back to the Doctor
Bob Martin Show. Caller hotline calls coming in very shortly
here at eight hundred six zero six eight eight two
to two one eight hundred six zero six eighty eight
twenty two. We get calls from all over the country
(22:56):
and even outside the country. And that's fine with us, Yes,
And we'll get to that shortly. But first I wanted
to remind you that your oral health is as important
to any part of your healthy regimen that I can
think of. We now know that if there's a simmering
low grade infection in your mouth, in your gums, it
(23:19):
could increase your risk of a heart attack. It can
increase your risk of dementia, It can increase your risk
of joint pain. Because inflammation travels, it can travel from
your oral cavity, your mouth to any part of your
body and start a simmering, low grade inflammatory fire there.
Speaker 2 (23:39):
And that's why I'm.
Speaker 3 (23:40):
A stickler about oral health and using the proper, the best,
the healthiest, the safest, the science based toothpaste and mouth
rints called Spry spelled Spry. Why you ask, Well, if
you read the back packet of most of the toothpaste
(24:01):
on the market today, we're talking about Colgate, crast, it
doesn't matter, therab dye, there's all kinds of names, and
then you've got all the mouthwashes, listine and you name it.
They're out there. You know what I'm talking about. They're
really yucky tasting. Those have chemicals in them that you
(24:24):
don't want in youural cavity because that immediately absorbs into
your body sublingually. You want something that's clean, it's healthy,
and it works, and that's where the Spry Spry Dental
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Spry toothpaste, mouthwash, gum and mints. It's anti cavity, it's
anti plaque. And the next time you're in your dental
office and your hygienis peers into your mouth taking a
look around, and your dentists, they're going to be impressed
(25:07):
because it's anti bad news.
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So get on track, do what old doctor Bob does
and his family and all my colleagues start using the
Spry Dental Defense System. Your teeth will be squeaky clean,
your gums will be healthy again, your breath is better.
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You'll win.
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nasal sprays. I use those as well. All right, let's
move on now and get to work. Doctor Brockman with
the Doctor Bob Martin's Show, Caller Hotline Questions and answers
at eight hundred six zero six eight eight two two
one eight hundred six zero six eight eight two two.
(26:09):
First up is Charlene in Chico, California.
Speaker 10 (26:16):
Okay, my name is Charlene and I am from Chico, California,
and I have Barrett. I have been on omiphersol for
a while and I just found out that omippersol is
part of of my bone problem. But I wanted to
(26:43):
see if I should take or can I take something
else that would help my bone problem and get off
from omipersol. Anyways, Thank you appreciate your time. This is
the first time I I listen to your show. Hopefully
(27:03):
I'm in the car when you get back with me. Okay,
thank you, bye.
Speaker 3 (27:10):
Okay, Charlene, thank you for your call. There from Chico, California,
and Charlene. You certainly can listen to the Doctor Bob
Martin Show in your car, but you can also listen
to on your smartphone, on your laptop, on your desktop,
on your tablet, anywhere there's an Internet connection. You can
do that by simply going to Radioamerica dot com Radio
(27:36):
America dot com and then they've got live streaming audio.
Speaker 2 (27:39):
Of the show there.
Speaker 3 (27:41):
You could also listen to it over on my website,
doctor Bob dot com from six to nine am Pacific
time or nine am to twelve noon Eastern time. All right,
so what you have is Barrett's esophagitis, which is really
an inflammatory condition of the esophagus, secondary usually to acid
(28:04):
spilling up into the esophagus where it does not belong.
It belongs in the stomach only. And yes, this is
a chronic problem that can lead to serious erosion of
the esophagus and can potentially lead to cancer. That's why
doctors try to shut down the stomach acid. It is really, however,
an approach that is equivalent to putting frosting on burnt
(28:27):
cake or painting over termites. It does not solve the problem.
What we want to do and I'm going to have
doctor Brockmann comment on this as well. What we want
to do is get to the cause of the problem,
which can usually indicate that you have an unresolved heidel hernia.
A heidel hernia also called a diapermatic hernia where your
stomach pops through the lower esophageal sphincter up into your esopvagus,
(28:49):
spilling acid in there, and that can easily be remedied
by a chiropractic physician trained in applied kinesiology. The other
primary reason for this is that you can have an organism,
a bacterium called Helicobacter pylori, and that causes your stomach
to try to want to burn it out by making
(29:09):
more acid. And then of course the little sphincter is
weak up there. You lay down after eating meals and
so forth, and it gets lazy and you develop this
gastric reflux or acid indigestion or heartburning.
Speaker 2 (29:23):
It happens, and then over time.
Speaker 3 (29:26):
With this reflux, it just chips away at your mucosal lining.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Of the esophagus.
Speaker 3 (29:33):
That's what they call it the Barrett's essovagus, named after
somebody Barret, and that's what doctors are concerned about. Now Again,
I'm not telling you to stop any kind of drug.
I'm saying there's a reason for this, and if you
get to the reason and you cure that, you'll no
longer have the symptoms. Therefore the esophagus heals up. When
(29:55):
we come back, we're gonna get doctor Brockman's opinion.
Speaker 6 (30:00):
I'm so so.
Speaker 7 (30:06):
Good.
Speaker 8 (30:10):
I'm a buzz of this number, Simon and.
Speaker 11 (30:18):
The one ever singles ver.
Speaker 5 (30:32):
Well.
Speaker 3 (30:32):
You happen to be tuned into the largest and longest
running radio health talk show in America, bar Nune, and
we are thankful for you, in large part that you
are responsible for that, and we appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (30:47):
We appreciate you being here each week. We're here to
serve you.
Speaker 3 (30:51):
Our goal is to help you get so healthy that
it literally hurts to feel that way. And it's possible
to feel that way with me. Is doctor Adam brock Kaman,
who has two doctorates. Finally I get some help in
this radio show after twenty nine years of doing it solo,
and I'm feeling really good about that. Yes, doctor Brockman,
(31:13):
you heard me discussing Charlene from Chico, California. She has
been diagnosed with a condition called Barrett's esophagitis. She's taking
a drug that inhibits acid in her stomach, which is
a band aid approach. It's better than nothing, I guess,
because Barrett's over time can be a problem. But what
(31:36):
do you say in response to her question.
Speaker 4 (31:42):
Charlene, So, if you find out that you do not
have an H. Pylori infection or hyatal hernia, you can
help manage Barrett's esophagus. Buy some lifestyle diet lifestyle changes,
avoid trigger foods such as caffeine, alcohol, and fatty foods,
op for small or more frequent meals, and avoid eating
(32:02):
close to bedtime when the acid may come up into
the esophas a little bit more. Also, I want to
make mention of a couple of supplements for this, doctor
oheras probiotics. Consuming probiotics helps with digestion and maintaining a
healthy gut flora, and it can reduce the risk of
the parents esophagus. And also chiolic garlic aged extract. This
(32:25):
is great for helping to balance some of those if
you might have an infection in there. I think another
part of this question had to do with bone strength
or bone health. And I'm just going to drop a
couple supplements real quick here. Calcium, magnesium, zinc, and vitamin
D all very important for bone health.
Speaker 3 (32:42):
Yeah, she mentioned that because she found out that the
drugs she was taking, she would develop osteopenia and osteoporosis
from it. And that makes sense because when you stop
acid in the stomach in an adult, which usually isn't
making enough acid, but makes it in response to either
a lifestyle that she's living, like you said, she may
(33:04):
be doing alcohol, caffeine, or foods that trigger it, or
she has a heidel hernia which is totally correctable non
surgically with just a stretching technique which is employed by
chiropractic physicians trained in applied kinesiology. Or if she has
the h pylori, there's a program for that that's safe
and natural using gum mastic, doctor ohies kyo, lik garlic
(33:28):
and some other things. So the possibility of her solving
this is good. She's worried about the drug that they
have her on for the Barretts. I mean, you're creating
another problem while you're trying to shut down the acid
which is irritating her, and she's going to end up
getting osteoporosis at no extra charge, and she wants to
(33:49):
get out of that. So I think it's smart of
her to call into this radio show and ask questions.
Speaker 2 (33:54):
And I wish more.
Speaker 3 (33:54):
People would because most people, Doctor Brockman, you tell me
if you disagree with this, they're like, I mean, they're
looking at this like they go to their doctor's offices,
they got something wrong, they're looking for help, their doctors
telling them what to do, and they just with a blind,
complete blind faith and belief in allopathy, believe that's the
only possible solution to their problem. There's no other healing techniques,
(34:18):
there's no other form of care that's possible. Whatever the
doctor said, that's the gospel, I'm doing it. And unfortunately
they go down that slippery slope like Charlene caught herself
going down and she learned that that drug to stop
acid will actually now create that disease and probably a
whole long list of other diseases.
Speaker 2 (34:35):
Do you find that to be the case, doctor Brocklin.
Speaker 4 (34:38):
Very much so. Knowledge is power, and shows like this
are bringing natural ways up to the forefront. And I
think that's that's key here to what you'd like to
say with the you can be your own best doctor
most of the time, and that is very key on
your health and how you can be healthier.
Speaker 3 (34:58):
All right, let's see if can squeeze another f call
in before the next break. Here's jan in Missouri.
Speaker 7 (35:04):
From Missouri and I Doctor Bob. I'd like to thank
you for all the help that you've given me and
my husband over the years. I really appreciate it. I
recently had an appointment with my eye doctor and found
out in my left eye he saw a very slight
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indication of possible glaucoma. He wasn't alarmed of it. I'm
very concerned. Can you give me any recommendation on what
I can do to help this? Thank you for your
time and your show.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
You're welcome. Jent, thank you for your call. Well, there's
different kinds of glaucoma. It is a leading cause of
blindness in the world, no question about that. But most
commonly glaucoma is a build.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
Up of pressure called iop.
Speaker 3 (35:55):
It's that little puff of air you know when you
go to the eye doctor and they put your head
on your chin on the little strap and they say, okay,
I'm gonn get a little puffer boom and they're measuring
pressure there. What you should start doing if you don't
do this already, avoid the following caffeine, alcohol, cutback or
minimize sugar intake, get off the standard American diet and
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get to more of a balanced diet like the Mediterranean
diet that we love here in this program. And then
supplements JAN four reducing glaucoma pressure include bill Berry Omega
three oils, magnesium as is ant in, which are these carotenoids,
coenzyme Q ten. And then you'll hear us talking about
(36:37):
can see eye drops by Wise Choice medicine that has
been shown or at least anecdotally discovered to lower iop
interocular pressure. Can see eyedrops at Wisechoice Medicine dot com.
And then of course you should always have regular I
checkups to monitor the glaucoma.
Speaker 2 (36:56):
Thanks again for your call. I'm doctor Bob Martin.
Speaker 11 (36:59):
This is my side, Money side, not tell Us Study.
Speaker 3 (37:17):
We are in a marathon of answering health related questions
and we'd love to answer yours as well. Welcome or
welcome back, ladies and gentlemen to this hour of the
Doctor Bob Martin Show. I'm doctor Bob and doctor Adam Brockman,
executive producer and co host of the shows with Me
as Well. We're taking calls now. You hear people calling
into the program on the Doctor Bob Martin Show, call
(37:39):
her hotline phone number, and you know what, you can
do the very same thing, and don't forget the only
bad health question is the one you're not asking. So
call in with whatever it is it's ailing you and
tell us where it hurts. Here's the number. Shot it down.
Eight hundred six zero six eight eight two to two.
Eight hundred six zero six eighty eight twelve.
Speaker 2 (38:00):
Call right now.
Speaker 3 (38:01):
You'll hear me answer the phone, and I'll ask you
to state your first name, city, state, and question one.
Eight hundred six zero six eighty eight twenty two. All right,
doctor Brockman. Who's next on the list.
Speaker 4 (38:13):
Sir lou Gene from Fairfax, Iowa.
Speaker 9 (38:17):
Hi, Doctor Bock My first name is Lugene and I'm
from Fairfield, Iowa. I'm seventy eight years old and my
hair has been sinning for a year or so and
now my scalp is starting to show through. I wonder
if you have any advice for me. Thanks, and I
(38:38):
love your showf.
Speaker 4 (38:40):
Hijeene.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
Go ahead and answer your question, Doctor Brocklack.
Speaker 4 (38:44):
Hilo gene from Fairfield, Iowa. For hair thinning. I think
having a doctor check your thyroid and sex hormone levels
in as long as there is not a scalp infection
or a protein deficiency, there some supplementation with iron B vitamins, zinc,
vitamin D or vitamin C. Also, I think a health
(39:07):
food store quality shampoo instead of these harsh ones that
we can buy at most retailers. So find a good
health food store quality shampoo that is missing that is
lacking the propylene glycol sodium sulfate, and then also stay
(39:27):
away from hair dyes. I think this will help, and
include maybe some protein rich foods in your diet. Salmon, eggs,
Greek yogurt beans, these are all good sources Omega three
fatty acids, and another vitamin for this would be vitamin E.
Speaker 2 (39:44):
Great recommendation.
Speaker 3 (39:45):
I'm betting doctor Brockmann that most women in that age
bracket it's almost always hormone related. There is something imbalanced
either in her one of her three estrogens testoster o,
progesterone DHA, or perhaps her thyroid is chugging a little low,
(40:07):
little underactive, and these could easily be discovered lou gene
with blood testing and salivary testing, and then you can
rebalance it drug free by using lifestyle changes, dietary changes,
and then supplementation, which doctor Brockman just went through. So
(40:30):
find a doctor who can actually do that without deploying
or employing drug therapy. This can be handled almost always naturally.
Appreciate your phone call. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, stick around.
You are tuned into the Doctor Bob Martin Show.
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