The Checkup with Doctor Mike

Dr. Christine Ren-Fielding, Chief of Bariatric Surgery at NYU Langone Health, discusses the future of weight loss approaches. She delves into the impact of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, questioning if they could replace traditional bariatric surgery. The conversation covers the intricate relationship between set point theory, food addiction, and psychological factors affecting weight loss. Dr. Ren-Fielding also shares insights on the success rates of surgery and patient experiences, shedding light on societal perceptions and common misconceptions surrounding obesity treatment.

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Vice President Kamala Harris dives deep into groundbreaking healthcare policies, particularly focusing on women's health and reproductive rights. She discusses alarming maternal health disparities and the need for improved access and resources, especially for marginalized communities. The conversation also touches on the influence of politics on healthcare and the dangers of misinformation. Additionally, Harris highlights the importance of addressing food accessibility and promoting healthy diets to combat rising health issues linked to processed foods.

Dr. Marty Makary, a prominent cancer surgeon and public health advocate from Johns Hopkins, exposes the dire state of America's food and healthcare systems. He discusses the alarming rise in healthcare costs and how misinformation hinders effective nutrition practices. The conversation uncovers the connection between school lunches and chronic diseases, urging for better food choices and awareness of pesticides. Makary advocates for critical thinking towards expert advice and emphasizes the complexity of nutrition amidst rising health issues.

Dr. David Spiegel, a leading psychiatrist from Stanford, dives into the world of hypnosis, demystifying its legitimacy as a therapeutic tool. He contrasts clinical hypnosis with its entertainment counterpart, discussing ethical implications and its real-world applications. The conversation covers hypnosis for stress reduction, smoking cessation, and mental health challenges. Spiegel also highlights the brain-body connection, revealing how visualization techniques enhance performance. He clarifies misconceptions and advocates for hypnosis in contemporary healing.

Lindsey Stirling, an extraordinary violinist and composer, shares her journey through personal challenges, including her battle with an eating disorder. She candidly discusses the impact of social media on mental health and the pressure of fame, while emphasizing the power of music as a healing tool. Lindsey reflects on her experiences on America's Got Talent and the importance of resilience and self-acceptance in overcoming adversity. Her insights on creativity, community, and the therapeutic role of art resonate deeply, making for an inspiring conversation.

Scott Carney, an investigative journalist and anthropologist known for his work on crime and corruption in health, discusses the murky ethics of organ trafficking and the wellness industry. He shares his transformative journey triggered by a tragedy, shedding light on the darker side of fame and spiritual practices. Carney critiques popular wellness methods like the Wim Hof technique, addressing their scientific scrutiny and potential risks. The conversation highlights the erosion of trust in health influencers and the urgent need for transparency in medical narratives.

Dr. Jonathan Stea, a mental health expert and author, dives into the pitfalls of alternative medicine and the misinformation fueling its popularity. He discusses the psychological allure of pseudoscience and highlights the dangers of relying on unverified treatments. The conversation also explores cannabis's complex role in mental health, the troubling misuse of stimulants like Adderall, and the ethics of patient autonomy in treatment choices. Stea underscores the importance of evidence-based practices and the responsibility of mental health professionals in combating misinformation.

Nurse Blake, a leading voice in nursing advocacy, shares his insights on the profession's challenges. He highlights the emotional strain nursing inflicts on workers, emphasizing the need for humor to cope. The conversation dives into the evolving landscape of nursing, including non-traditional roles and the importance of mental health. Nurse Blake critiques media portrayals of nurses while promoting authentic representation. He also discusses the significance of camaraderie and laughter in enhancing patient care and addressing the ongoing issues within healthcare.

Renowned food scientist Marion Nestle discusses the food industry's influence on public health, unethical marketing practices targeting lower-income communities, and the impact of artificial sweeteners. They also explore the ethical dilemma of athlete sponsorships by soda companies and the meat industry's control over sustainability in dietary guidelines.