Reboot with Dr. Arasi Maran
Reboot your life with insightful podcasts from Dr. Arasi Maran where she talks about health, Nutrition and the best ways to reboot your life.
In collaboration with other well renowned doctors in their specific fields, she brings new insight to the world of health and medicine.
Join us in this enlightening discussion with Dr. Rana Pullatt, where we delve into the complexities of obesity treatment and prevention.
Join us in part 2 of our podcast session with Dr. Rana Pullat where we discuss about Obesity treatment and prevention.
Join us as we discuss obesity and exercise, as well as the prevalence and mechanisms of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HF-PEF).
Join us as we discuss discuss various aspects of liver disease, including fatty liver and alcoholic liver disease. They highlight the importance of early detection and lifestyle changes in managing liver disease.
In this episode, Dr. Arasi Maran and Dr. Rana Pullatt discuss medical treatments for obesity, focusing on interventions to break the dopamine pleasure cycle and food addiction aspect of obesity. They explore the history of obesity medicine and the challenges in developing effective medications.
In this episode, Dr. Rana Pullatt discusses the surgical options for the treatment of obesity. The conversation covers both endoscopic and surgical management options. Endoscopic management includes the use of balloons and stents, but these methods are not durable solutions for weight loss.
Dr. Uma Mohan Sundaram discusses snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. Snoring occurs when there is an obstruction in the airway, which can lead to low oxygen levels and various health problems. While not all snoring is bad, snoring associated with symptoms like daytime somnolence and gasping for air may indicate obstructive sleep apnea
In this episode, Dr. Uma discusses the effects of smoking and vaping on the lungs. She explains that smoking causes scarring and irritation of the airways, destroys the elasticity of the lungs, and increases the risk of diseases such as COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, interstitial lung disease, and asthma exacerbation. She also highlights the dangers of vaping and other nicotine products, which can lead to lung injuries and increase the risk of COPD and lung cancer.
In this episode, Dr. Brian Houston joins Dr. Arasi Maran to discuss heart failure. Dr. Houston shares his journey in the medical profession and his passion for caring for patients with heart failure. They discuss the risk factors and causes of heart failure, the symptoms patients may experience, and the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Sharee Wright, a vascular surgeon, joins Dr. Arasi Maran to discuss peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and its risk factors. They emphasize the importance of recognizing the symptoms of PAD, such as leg pain while walking, and seeking medical attention.
Dr. Marc-Andre Cornier discusses common myths about diabetes, the relationship between diabetes and obesity, and the role of weight loss in reversing diabetes. He also addresses the importance of diet and exercise in managing diabetes and insulin resistance. The conversation covers topics such as intermittent fasting, the impact of exercise on insulin resistance, and the benefits of aerobic and resistance training.
In this episode, Dr. Arasi Maran and Dr. Tristan Smith discuss the issue of disparities in healthcare, particularly related to cardiovascular health and obesity. They highlight the economic and socio-cultural factors that contribute to these disparities, as well as the historical context and policies that have perpetuated them.
In this episode, Dr. Yasmin Ali, a board-certified cardiologist, about heart health and cholesterol & I talk about her journey into cardiology and her passion for preventive cardiology. We discuss the importance of lifestyle management, including a healthy diet and physical activity, in reducing the risk of heart disease. We also touch upon the role of genetics, lipoprotein and diabetes in heart health.
In this conversation, Dr. Arasi Maran interviews Professor Loran Nordgren. about using behavioural science to create behavior change. They discuss the core concept of Nodgren's book, The Human Element, which challenges the belief that change is driven solely by elevating the attraction of an idea.
The conversation covers the challenges and misconceptions surrounding perimenopausal, postmenopausal, and menopausal health, as well as the lack of education and training for healthcare providers in this area. It also delves into the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for perimenopause and menopause, including non-hormonal and hormonal therapies.
The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to heart health, including cholesterol management, statin medications, dietary interventions, and the role of supplements. The discussion also delves into lifestyle changes, risk assessment, and the impact of social connections on heart health.
In this conversation, Arasi Maran interviews Adam Tanious, a vascular surgeon, about the intersection of business and medicine. They discuss the importance of understanding the business side of medicine and the need for physicians to be involved in conversations about the business aspects of their jobs.
EP 16 :Heart Health Truths:Busting Common Myths with Dr. Arasi Maran Special Host: Dr. Divya D Maran
In this episode, Dr. Arasi Maran and Dr. Divya Maran discuss common medical myths related to heart health. They debunk myths about statins, high blood pressure, heart disease in women, exercise after heart surgery, family history of heart disease, cardiac arrest vs. heart failure, and the misconception that only older people get heart disease.
Dr. Satish shares his life journey and how he became passionate about transplantation. He discusses the importance of liver health and the role of the liver as the main detoxifier in the body. He explains the concept of detoxifying the liver and the use of rapamycin as a potential geroprotector
Dr. Arasi Maran and Dr. Nina Crowley discuss the behavioral aspects of obesity and the importance of body composition assessment. They highlight the challenges of counseling for obesity and the need for a personalized approach. They also explore the limitations of using BMI as a measure of obesity and the benefits of measuring body composition. They discuss the accuracy of at-home body composition scales and the importance of professional assessment.
Dr. Andrea Pazella, co-founder of Southern Urogynaecology, discusses postmenopausal health and sexual intimacy. She addresses the taboo topics of women's health after menopause, including urinary incontinence, pelvic floor issues, and vaginal dryness. Dr. Pazella emphasizes the importance of seeking treatment and not suffering in silence.
Dr. Sripathi Kethu discusses irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and its management. IBS is a functional bowel disease characterized by abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, and/or diarrhea. It affects about one-third of the world population and can significantly impact quality of life. Diagnosis is based on symptoms and the absence of red flag symptoms.
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