Heart Doc VIP with Dr. Joel Kahn
Summary: Dr. Kahn fights for your health every week with his unique brand of eastern and western medicine focusing on wellness of mind, body and spirit. Each month he will interview a Health Hero and how their journey can help you find wellness, discuss with a leader in heart disease how to reverse heart disease, talk to leaders in the food movement for health, and review the science that can take you to a new level. He is known internationally as the heart doctor not afraid to take on the giants and expose lies, follies, and confusion so you know the path to feeling better, looking better, and living better.
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The Future of Medicine Now
Paul Chatlin was faced with a health crisis in 2013 and at the last minute was offered the option of a major dietary change. He took that option and more than 4 years later has avoided the surgery everyone thought he had to have. He has gone on to give back to others by establishing the Plant Based Nutrition Support Group with over 4,000 members and an active social media presence. Paul is health hero and a health transformer who demonstrates that food is really medicine.
This is the inaugural episode of this unique, hard hitting and practical discussion of your health and your life centered on the fascinating. Dr. Kahn explains the show name "Heart Doc VIP" and why VIP stand for Vegan, Integrative, and Preventive. Dr. Kahn also reviews important data on new information from the Harvard School of Public Health on plant based diets, the good, the bad and the ugly, and shares more information that you can use immediately to power your health.
