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The Second Opinion Podcast with Dr. Paul Kolodzik
Health means everything. We all seek optimal health, but most of us do not know how to achieve it. Paul Kolodzik MD, FASAM, FACEP has spent a career in the Emergency Department, and now helps his patients avoid ever ending up there Board Certified by the American Board of Preventive Medicine, and now in a thriving private practice, Dr. Kolodzik helps his patients lose weight and prevent and reverse disease. Weather the goal be weight loss, reversing prediabetes, reducing insulin resistance, lowering blood pressure or cholesterol, or another metabolic health issue, he educates his listeners how they can take control of their health, and lead happier more productive lives. Whether talking about how cutting-edge technologies (like how continuous glucose monitors can guide diet) or about how the GLP-1 medications spur weight loss, every episode contains pragmatic information on how the average Joe (or Jane) can lead a healthier life. If you or a family member are not happy with your current weight or seek to avoid or reverse common chronic medical conditions, listen in on Dr. Kolodzik and his guests as he provides many useful insights and techniques leading to better health.
The Second Opinion Podcast with Dr. Paul Kolodzik
Alzheimer's disease and possible missing link -The 2nd Opinion with Dr. Paul Kolodzik
In this eye-opening episode of The 2nd Opinion with Dr. Paul Kolodzik, we delve into the secretive factors contributing to Alzheimer's disease. Join Dr. Kolodzik as he unravels the latest research pointing to a surprising culprit—blood sugar levels. Explore the potential link between blood sugar imbalances and the onset of Alzheimer's, as we discuss groundbreaking studies and uncover hidden connections that might pave the way for new preventative strategies. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a caregiver, or simply curious about cognitive health, this episode offers invaluable insights and actionable information to help you understand and possibly mitigate the risks associated with Alzheimer's. Listen in to discover how managing your blood sugar could be a key to maintaining brain health.
