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Cardiometabolic Risk in 2026: From Self-Management to Structured Escalation
Cardiometabolic Risk in 2026: From Self-Management to Structured Escalation

Episode 7

Cardiometabolic risk develops gradually through visceral fat accumulation, insulin resistance and rising blood pressure. A structured escalation mode…

3 months, 1 week ago

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Why HIIT Gets Rid of Visceral Fat — The Science Behind Anaerobic Exercise

Episode 36

HIIT interrupts this cycle by dramatically improving insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in skeletal muscle — particularly in the large lower-limb…

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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Mitochondria: The Tiny Engines Managing Your Energy — Until They Are Overloaded
Mitochondria: The Tiny Engines Managing Your Energy — Until They Are Overloaded

Episode 35

Mitochondria are the power stations inside every cell, converting food into energy. But in modern life, with constant carbohydrate intake and low ene…

8 months ago

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Troponin-Negative Chest Pain: A Dangerous Illusion
Troponin-Negative Chest Pain: A Dangerous Illusion

Episode 34

Troponin-negative chest pain presentations are often sent home without a timely work up or prompt imaging tests like a CT angiogram.  A delay can be …

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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Patent Foramen Ovale (PFO): A Hidden Link in Stroke, TIA, Migraine and More — When to Close the Hole in the Heart
Patent Foramen Ovale (PFO): A Hidden Link in Stroke, TIA, Migraine and More — When to Close the Hole in the Heart

Episode 33

Before birth, the foramen ovale is a vital foetal opening between the right and left atria, allowing oxygen-rich placental blood to bypass the inacti…

8 months, 2 weeks ago

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“Why Am I Out of Breath?” — The Hidden Link Between Belly Fat and Breathlessness
“Why Am I Out of Breath?” — The Hidden Link Between Belly Fat and Breathlessness

Episode 32

If you have ever found yourself feeling breathless climbing stairs or walking uphill — even though your lung and heart tests are “normal” — you are n…

8 months, 3 weeks ago

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Cardiologists and a New Enemy: Evolving Tools of the Trade
Cardiologists and a New Enemy: Evolving Tools of the Trade

Episode 31

“For every threat that rises against us, humanity answers with a greater invention. Show us the enemy, and we will forge the remedy.”

For much of mod…

9 months ago

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Implantable Loop Recorders (ILRs) in the Investigation of Syncope, Cryptogenic Stroke, TIA, and Transient Global Amnesia
Implantable Loop Recorders (ILRs) in the Investigation of Syncope, Cryptogenic Stroke, TIA, and Transient Global Amnesia

Episode 30

How an ILR Works

An ILR is a matchstick-sized device implanted under the skin of the chest, usually under local anaesthetic in a brief outpatient pro…

9 months, 2 weeks ago

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From Genes to Greens: How DNA Shapes Your Nutritional Needs

Episode 29

In the evolving world of preventative healthcare, one size no longer fits all. We are learning that each person has a unique biological blueprint – s…

9 months, 3 weeks ago

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Dietary Fats: From Villain to Vital Nutrient – Rethinking Fat in a Heart-Healthy Diet

Episode 28

Dietary fats have been wrongly maligned for much of modern nutritional history. But as the science evolves, it's clear that fat – far from being harm…

10 months ago

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