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Dr. Domke reflects on The Living Healthy Podcast
The Living Healthy Podcast is taking a break. We're calling it a hiatus, because it's likely we'll being doing more podcasts as topics come up. In this abbreviated "season finale," Dr. Domke reflects on the past fifty shows and talks about hi...
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Living Healthy Podcast #50: Henry Domke Fine Art
When I was in high school, I enrolled in an art school but, at the last ute decided I wanted to go into medicine instead. Today, as a family practice physician and fine artist, I've been lucky enough to combine both of my life's passions into two caree...
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Living Healthy Podcast #26: Diabetes
Diabetes means that you have too much of the sugar called glucose in your blood. Diagnosing diabetes is remarkably easy and cheap. Simply have your fasting blood sugar level measured. If the fasting blood glucose level is between 100 and 125 you have p...
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Living Healthy Podcast #25: Taking care of your toenails
As an aspect of healthy living, toenails don't get much respesct. But ignore good toenail health at your own risk. This week Dr. Domke tells us how to trim our toenails to avoid the dreaded (and painful) ingrown toenail...and he discusses onychomycos...
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Living Healthy Healthy Podcast #24: Poison Ivy and Ticks
Poison Ivy
Poison Ivy rash is caused by an allergy to the plants oil and routinely lasts 2-3 weeks. If you think you may have touched poison ivy, wash all exposed areas as soon as you can.
It is critical to identify Poison Ivy. If you can i...
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Living Healthy Podcast #23: Hypertension
High blood pressure, or hypertension, affects one in four American adults. If not kept under control, high blood pressue increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. Regular exercise and following the DASH Diet can help prevent high blood pressure.
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Living Healthy Podcast #22: Allergies
Allergies of the nose and eyes are very common and annoying. Common symptoms include: runny nose, watery eyes, itchy nose, eyes and roof of mouth and often sneezing. Often you can detere what you are allergic to if you are a good detective. If yo...
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Living Healthy Podcast #21: Alcohol and Alcoholism
What is alcoholism? Should all people avoid drinking? Is it true that alcohol can prevent heart attacks? Is alcoholism a moral weakness, or is it a chemical imbalance that is caused by genetics? I just drink beer, so I can't really be an alcoholic ri...
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Living Healthy Podcast #20: Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
Sexually Transmitted Disease is too large a topic to cover in one half-hour podcast. You can, however, find most of what you need to know at the Center for Disease Control website. In today's podcast, Dr. Domke talks about three of the most common form...
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Living Healthy Podcast #20: Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
Sexually Transmitted Disease is too large a topic to cover in one half-hour podcast. You can, however, find most of what you need to know at the Center for Disease Control website. In today's podcast, Dr. Domke talks about three of the most common form...
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Living Healthy Podcast #19: Traveling Healthy
Nothing can ruin that big trip like getting sick. Here are some tips for staying healthy while travelling:
Don’t get sunburned. Consider using a tanning bed for a couple months prior to going to start a tan.
Sleeping pills can make a long flight (...
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Living Healthy Podcast #19: Traveling Healthy
Nothing can ruin that big trip like getting sick. Here are some tips for staying healthy while travelling:
Don’t get sunburned. Consider using a tanning bed for a couple months prior to going to start a tan.
Sleeping pills can make a long flight (...
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Living Healthy Podcast #18: Sore Throat, Strep and Mono
Sore throats are caused by many things. Most often, a virus (the same thing that causes colds). but bacteria can also cause a sore throat, as can smoking, GERD (reflux), and allergies. Antibiotics are only needed if the sore throat is caused by a parti...
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Living Healthy Podcast #18: Sore Throat, Strep and Mono
Sore throats are caused by many things. Most often, a virus (the same thing that causes colds). but bacteria can also cause a sore throat, as can smoking, GERD (reflux), and allergies. Antibiotics are only needed if the sore throat is caused by a parti...
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Living Healthy Podcast #17: Heartburn
Heartburn is a general term to describe an irritation of the stomach or esophagus. It is often relieved by eating or taking antacids. Sometimes it wakes people up at night. Heartburn has nothing to do with your heart. Heart pain tends to be felt ...
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Living Healthy Podcast #17: Heartburn
Heartburn is a general term to describe an irritation of the stomach or esophagus. It is often relieved by eating or taking antacids. Sometimes it wakes people up at night. Heartburn has nothing to do with your heart. Heart pain tends to be felt ...
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Living Healthy Podcast #16 - Ear Pain
There are many causes for ear pain and it can be difficult to identify unless a physician takes a look. There are basically two kinds of infections: Outer Ear ("Swimmer's Ear") and Middle Ear (the common infection of young children following ...
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Living Healthy Podcast #16 - Ear Pain
There are many causes for ear pain and it can be difficult to identify unless a physician takes a look. There are basically two kinds of infections: Outer Ear ("Swimmer's Ear") and Middle Ear (the common infection of young children following ...
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