The importance of bedside manners in the medical profession extends to the noise level of conversations had between healthcare professionals, as patients can overhear and can affect their perception of their care. While understanding that healthcare professionals are overworked, it is important to maintain a level of professionalism in order for patients to feel comfortable and confident in their care.
The prevalence of pre-diabetes or type two diabetes among Americans are due to excessive sugar and starch consumption which raises insulin levels. Even babies are not spared from the dangers of sugar intake, as seen in a video of a baby trying ice cream for the first time.
The speaker reveals that while his wife is pregnant, it's not a fight for outsource breast milk, but he thinks it's normal to drink his wife's breast milk. However, his wife has made it clear that he should not drink her sister's breast milk.
In this episode, the speaker highlights the importance of understanding a baby's needs and how they communicate through whining and discomfort, and how they look to external sources to adjust their internal states of stress.
This episode discusses the naive idea that there couldn't possibly be any knowledge amongst any indigenous cultures and how Westernization fails to consider the damage it causes. The process of making Wonder bread, and the damage caused by separating babies from their mothers in third-world countries to promote westernized formula, are examples.
This transcript mentions the various types of alternative milks available now, ranging from soy milk to macadamia milk and highlights the preference for soy milk by the speaker.