Recent studies show a rise in maternal, child, and adolescent mortality in the US while other countries' life expectancy rebounds in 2021. Despite these alarming trends, there has been little action to address them since the publication of the 2013 panel report on the same issue.
The US healthcare system is plagued by issues such as unjust insurance coverage and the need to trick insurers into paying for procedures, which impedes the resolution of pressing public health issues.
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the five main benefits of deep REM sleep for seven to eight hours consistently. He also talks about the impact of interrupted sleep on our genes and cell replication, and the role of microglial cells in reducing inflammation during deep sleep.
The podcast examines the potential impact of herd immunity in the US as a response to COVID-19, weighing the risks and benefits of the approach compared to current containment measures, as well as discussing the correlation between A1C levels and severity of the virus.
In this episode, the speakers discuss the late rise of health consciousness in America, which didn't come along until the late 70s and how it was perceived as a weird thing back then to go jog as a form of exercise.
The speaker discusses the small health benefits of red wine and how it contributes to a person's overall health.