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Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital, and Dr. Eric Broadworth, Fuel Physical Therapy & Sports Performance

February 29, 2024 by John Ray

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Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital, and Dr. Eric Broadworth, Fuel Physical Therapy & Sports Performance (LaserLife Insights, Episode 5)

LaserLife Insights host Pete Cousins welcomed two superb guests to the show: Dr. Patrick Jones, a veterinarian, and Dr. Eric Broadworth, a doctor of physical therapy. Patrick discussed his practice in general, and specifically his experiences providing laser treatments for animals, especially for conditions like osteoarthritis and ear infections. He highlighted the benefits of laser therapy in terms of quick patient recovery, better outcomes, and business growth. Eric focused on the use of laser therapy in treating joint pains, injuries, and issues related to obesity. He also touched on how the therapy greatly improved the lives of his patients with neuropathy and contributed significantly to his practice’s growth.

LaserLife Insights is underwritten by Summus Medical Laser and is recorded and produced by the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Patrick Jones, Portside Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Patrick Jones is the proud owner of Portside Veterinary Hospital. He graduated from Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018 and has lived and worked in Mount Pleasant since then. His passion for veterinary medicine and love of the low country led to his decision to create Portside Vet. With a little luck and a lot of work, he set out to create a welcoming hospital that provides the best possible care to our patients, clients, and staff.

Dr. Jones grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and is one of four veterinarians in the family. His grandfather, father, and wife are all vets. He met his wife, Jackie, at The University of Alabama while in undergrad, and they attended Auburn Vet School and graduated together in 2018. Outside of work, Dr. Jones enjoys spending time with his wife, their three dogs, Coppo, Luca, and Shelli, and their cats, Amica and Cannoli. He and Jackie love exploring the city and trying new restaurants. You can also find them playing in local sports leagues or spending time with friends at a local wine club.

Portside Veterinary Hospital

Portside Vet understands the depth of love their clients feel for their pets, treating them as cherished family members. They believe every pet deserves the level of care one would desire for any family member, which drives their commitment to excellence within their team. They cultivate an environment where skilled professionals thrive, enabling outstanding veterinary practice and putting people at the core of their operations. This approach aims for nothing less than extending pets’ lives and enhancing their happiness.

Portside Vet is driven by a core team of animal enthusiasts who have devoted their careers to excel as clinicians and caregivers. Their work transcends mere professional duty, embodying their life’s passion. Clients can expect exceptionally high medical standards, advanced technology, modern surgical facilities, and life-saving diagnostics and treatments. Portside Vet upholds a standard of care fitting for a beloved family member, recognizing pets’ invaluable place in their owners’ hearts.

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Dr. Eric Broadworth, CEO, Fuel Health & Wellness

Dr. Eric Broadworth, CEO, Fuel Health & Wellness
Dr. Eric Broadworth, Fuel Health & Wellness

Dr. Eric Broadworth is the CEO of Fuel Health & Wellness, partner at Red Light Systems, and the founder of Fuel Consulting.

Dr. Broadworth is a Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. He received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy and B.S. in Health Professions with a minor in Spanish at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan. He specializes in outpatient orthopedics and sports physical therapy. He is a board certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). He has worked with high school, collegiate and professional athletes throughout his career as a physical therapist. Eric is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), the Sports Physical Therapy Section of the APTA, the Michigan Physical Therapy Association (MPTA), and the NSCA.

Eric also enjoys coaching business owners through his business, Fuel Consulting, and as a partner at Red Light Systems. He specializes in helping other business owners successfully implement photobiomodulation into their healthcare practices to improve client results and also increase business revenue and profit.

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Fuel Health & Wellness

Fuel Health & Wellness treats your body, mind, and spirit. They provide a wholistic approach to healing that draws inspiration from the four elements of life. Together, their programs and services can help keep you balanced and grounded. Fuel utilizes a unique approach combining physical therapy, healing services, photobiomodulation, assisted stretching, massage, and personal training to help our clients live active, healthy, pain-free lives. Red Light Systems is a performance-based system that brings pre-qualified leads to health & wellness clinics that provide red light therapy to their clients. Red Light Systems also offers expert support through business coaching and staff training to ensure that businesses are able to successfully implement red light therapy so that the clients of our customers see results and that businesses are able to successfully increase their business revenue and profit.

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Topics Discussed in this Episode

00:00 Introduction to Laser Life Insights
00:21 Meet the Host and Guests
00:56 Dr. Patrick Jones: A Veterinarian’s Journey
01:28 The Role of Laser Therapy in Veterinary Practice
06:24 The Impact of Laser Therapy on Business Growth
07:56 Exploring Different Clinical Applications of Laser Therapy
09:32 The Power of Laser Therapy: Real-life Cases
16:00 The Business Side of Laser Therapy
19:37 Closing Remarks and Contact Information
21:07 Introduction and Transition to Dr. Eric Broadworth
21:17 Dr. Broadworth’s Background and Practice
21:47 Discussion on Laser and Light Therapy
22:22 Introduction to Fuel PT and Sports Performance
22:29 Services and Specialties at Fuel PT
23:37 Shoutout to Eight Day Gym
24:27 Common Applications of Laser in Practice
26:51 Dr. Broadworth’s Journey with Laser Therapy
28:48 Introduction to Red Light Therapy and Vita Light Therapy Bed
30:50 Benefits and Use Cases of Red Light Therapy
32:40 Partnership with Red Light Systems
36:50 Impact of Laser Therapy on Business
38:51 Contact Information and Final Thoughts

 

About LaserLife Insights and Your Host, Pete Cousins

LaserLife Insights highlights the stories, strategies, and best practices from some of the most successful providers and practice owners in physical therapy, chiropractic, dental, vet, sports medicine, pain management, and more. Guided by host Pete Cousins, the show explores the world of Class IV Laser Therapy, uncovering facts about the science behind the technology, exploring success stories, and learning from experts who have witnessed the transformative effects of laser therapy firsthand.

LaserLife Insights is underwritten by Summus Medical Laser and is broadcast from the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX® inside Renasant Bank in Alpharetta.

Pete Cousins, Chief Commercial Officer, Summus Medical Laser and Host, LaserLife Insights

The host of LaserLife Insights, Pete Cousins, grew up as an avid sports fan and knew early on that he wanted to be focused on health and wellness in some capacity. After completing his undergraduate degree in Exercise Physiology, Pete started a fitness training business, where he discovered his talent for coaching and influencing others. In 1999, he was recruited into medical sales, exceeded expectations, and quickly rose to leadership positions. He has spent the entirety of his career since then in B2B healthcare commercial leadership roles.

Over the years, Pete has held progressively larger leadership roles within industries ranging from aesthetics to dermatology, dental practice management software, and currently, chiropractic, PT, pain management, dentistry, and veterinary medicine at Summus, where he is currently CCO.

He holds certifications such as “Integrity Selling Facilitator,” Predictive Index Certified Facilitator, Continuous Improvement Leadership, Culture Index Profiling, AMA Advanced Sales Management, and Dimensions of Professional Selling.

With a focus on adding value to others, Pete aims to make every episode of LaserLife Insights worthwhile for all who listen!

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About Summus Medical Laser

Summus Medical Laser is a U.S. pioneer in Class IV laser therapy with over 18 years of experience.

Summus Laser was established in 2018, although the Founder and CEO, Dr. Richard Albright, was a pioneer in the field of photobiomodulation in 2004 by becoming the 2nd company in the US to receive FDA clearance for this ground-breaking technology.

Their mission is simple: to improve lives through laser therapy.

Their growth comes from a relentless commitment to constantly improve their lasers, provide reliable stateside service, follow science in their product development, supply effective consumer marketing tools, and deliver world-class training. No matter which of their models best fits your practice, you can be assured that a Summus Medical Laser will improve your efficiency, broaden the therapy options you offer, and provide safe, rapid relief, resulting in satisfied and returning patients.

Franklin, Tennessee, Summus’ hometown, is a historic yet innovative place with solid values and a community of generous neighbors. No matter where you are in the world, you can count on those same values in the Summus team and the lasers they offer as you generously serve those who need your care.

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Mycal and Nicole Anders with Next Level Performance Consulting

August 22, 2023 by Karen

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Mycal-AndersMycal Anders is Founder of Next Level Performance Consulting with 3700+ leaders coached since 2011. Mycal is a Performance Consultant, Marine Corps veteran, husband & father of two.

As a Marine Corps veteran with nearly 25 years of strategic leadership experience backed by multiple graduate degrees from Arizona State and Thunderbird School of Global Management, he realized the plight of leaders, people of influence, and high achievers is losing themselves in pursuit of momentous achievement. Next-Level-logo

In 2011 Mycal founded Next Level Performance Consulting to build the fittest leaders by empowering Next Level men & women to prioritize their health, eliminate stress and create alignment between their habits and behaviors! Making space to be present for the things that matter: health, wealth, relationships and time.

Mycal has been featured on the Radio Business X Podcast, Barbell Shrugged, Barbell Business, Gym Lords, Theta Wave, Paradise Valley Lifestyle Magazine, Team Red, White & Blue’s “The Eagle” Podcast, and is a regularly featured speaker for Charles Schwab and Amazon.

The Next Level mantra is “Progress Always” because the journey is ongoing and the greatest stories are told through the process that is life. The story is in the logo. Why the 4th Star incomplete? Firstly, the stars are representative of Mycal’s military roots and service to others before self. The highest rank one can achieve in military service is symbolized by 4 stars.

The Next Level stars also represent what we should all be trying to achieve: our highest and best self. Stacked upon the foundation of your physical body, emotional, mental and spiritual states of being. The 4th star is broken because we will forever be a work in progress. This is a never ending journey.

Nicole-AndersNicole Anders, CEO of Next Level Performance Consulting, excels in leading the organizational process, coordinating the chaos, and assisting her husband and business partner to help executives and high performers make themselves a priority again by using the Next Level Method. Her value is in her exceptional attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to take a vision and project from the starting line to the finish line.

For the past 10 years in various executive and personal assistant roles, Nicole coordinated and managed everything from travel, corporate meetings and conferences to cocktail and dinner parties, to founder’s dinner’s for top donors at multi-million dollar charity galas, by executing a discovery process of a team’s ultimate vision and making it become a reality.

Nicole is a former Division 1 basketball athlete and graduate from the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee with a degree in Elementary Education. 

Connect with Mycal and Nicole on LinkedIn and Instagram, and follow Next Level on Facebook and Instagram.

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Fatty Liver Disease

June 29, 2023 by John Ray

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Fatty Liver Disease (Episode 88, To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow)

On this episode of To Your Health, Dr. Jim Morrow addressed fatty liver disease, which he says is fairly common. He explained what the liver does, what the disease is, and how it manifests itself. Dr. Morrow also covered the difference between alcohol-induced and non-alcohol related fatty liver disease, as well as its causes, diagnosis and prognosis, and more.

To Your Health is brought to you by Village Medical (formerly Morrow Family Medicine), which brings the care back to healthcare.

About Village Medical (formerly Morrow Family Medicine)

Village Medical, formerly Morrow Family Medicine, is an award-winning, state-of-the-art family practice with offices in Cumming and Milton, Georgia. The practice combines healthcare information technology with old-fashioned care to provide the type of care that many are in search of today. Two physicians, three physician assistants and two nurse practitioners are supported by a knowledgeable and friendly staff to make your visit to Village Medical one that will remind you of the way healthcare should be.  At Village Medical, we like to say we are “bringing the care back to healthcare!”  The practice has been named the “Best of Forsyth” in Family Medicine in all five years of the award, is a three-time consecutive winner of the “Best of North Atlanta” by readers of Appen Media, and the 2019 winner of “Best of Life” in North Fulton County.

Village Medical offers a comprehensive suite of primary care services including preventative care, treatment for illness and injury, and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and kidney disease. Atlanta-area patients can learn more about the practice here.

Dr. Jim Morrow, Village Medical, and Host of To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow

Covid-19 misconceptionsDr. Jim Morrow is the founder of Morrow Family Medicine. He has been a trailblazer and evangelist in healthcare information technology, was named Physician IT Leader of the Year by HIMSS, a HIMSS Davies Award Winner, the Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce Steve Bloom Award Winner as Entrepreneur of the Year and he received a Phoenix Award as Community Leader of the Year from the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.  He is married to Peggie Morrow and together they founded the Forsyth BYOT Benefit, a charity in Forsyth County to support students in need of technology and devices. They have two Goldendoodles, a gaggle of grandchildren and enjoy life on and around Lake Lanier.

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The complete show archive of To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow addresses a wide range of health and wellness topics.

Dr. Morrow’s Show Notes

FATTY LIVER DISEASE

What is the liver’s function?

Your liver is an essential organ with multiple life-supporting functions. The liver:

  • Produces bile, which helps with digestion.
  • Makes proteins for the body.
  • Stores iron.
  • Converts nutrients into energy.
  • Creates substances that help your blood clot (stick together to heal wounds).
  • Helps you resist infections by making immune factors and removing bacteria and toxins (substances that can harm your body) from your blood.

What is fatty liver disease?

  • Fatty liver disease (steatosis) is a common condition caused by having too much fat build up in your liver.
    • A healthy liver contains a small amount of fat.
    • It becomes a problem when fat reaches 5% to 10% of your liver’s weight.

Why is fatty liver disease bad?

  • In most cases, fatty liver disease doesn’t cause any serious problems or prevent your liver from functioning normally.
    • But for 7% to 30% of people with the condition, fatty liver disease gets worse over time.
    • It progresses through three stages:
      • Your liver becomes inflamed (swollen), which damages its tissue. This stage is called steatohepatitis.
      • Scar tissue forms where your liver is damaged. This process is called fibrosis.
      • Extensive scar tissue replaces healthy tissue. At this point, you have cirrhosis of the liver.

Cirrhosis of the liver

  • Cirrhosis of the liver is a result of severe damage to the liver.
    • The hard scar tissue that replaces healthy liver tissue slows down the liver’s functioning.
    • Eventually, it can block liver function entirely.
    • Cirrhosis can lead to liver failure and liver cancer.

What are the forms of fatty liver disease?

  • There are two main forms of fatty liver disease:
    • Alcohol-induced fatty liver disease
      • Alcohol-induced fatty liver disease is caused by regular alcohol consumption.
      • About 5% of people in the U.S. have this form of liver disease.
    • Non-alcohol related fatty liver disease
      • Non-alcohol related fatty liver disease (NAFLD) isn’t related to alcohol consumption.
        • The condition affects one in three adults and one in 10 children in the United States.
        • Researchers haven’t found the exact cause of non-alcohol related fatty liver disease.
        • Several factors, such as obesity and diabetes, can increase your risk.

SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES

Who gets fatty liver disease?

  • You have a greater chance of developing fatty liver disease if you:
    • Are of Hispanic or Asian descent.
    • Have completed menopause (your periods have stopped).
    • Have obesity with a high level of belly fat.
    • Have high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterol.
    • Have obstructive sleep apnea (a blocked airway that causes breathing to stop and start during sleep).

What causes fatty liver disease?

  • Some people get fatty liver disease without having any pre-existing conditions.
    • But these risk factors make you more likely to develop it:
      • Having overweight/obesity.
      • Having Type 2 diabetes or insulin resistance.
      • Having metabolic syndrome
        • (insulin resistance,
        • high blood pressure,
        • high cholesterol
        • and high triglyceride levels).
      • Taking certain prescription medications,
        • such as amiodarone, diltiazem, tamoxifen or steroids.

What are the symptoms of fatty liver disease?

  • People with fatty liver disease often have no symptoms until the disease progresses to cirrhosis of the liver.
    • If you do have symptoms, they may include:
      • Abdominal pain or a feeling of fullness in the upper right side of the abdomen (belly).
      • Nausea, loss of appetite or weight loss.
      • Yellowish skin and whites of the eyes (jaundice).
      • Swollen abdomen and legs (edema).
      • Extreme tiredness or mental confusion.

DIAGNOSIS AND TESTS

How is fatty liver disease diagnosed?

  • Because this condition often has no symptoms, your doctor may be the first one to spot it.
    • Higher levels of liver enzymes (elevated liver enzymes) that turn up on a blood test for other conditions may raise a red flag.
    • Elevated liver enzymes are a sign your liver is injured.
    • To make a diagnosis, your doctor may order:
      • Ultrasound or computed tomography (CT scan) to get a picture of the liver.
      • Liver biopsy (tissue sample) to determine how far advanced liver disease has progressed.
      • FibroScan, a specialized ultrasound sometimes used instead of a liver biopsy to find out the amount of fat and scar tissue in the liver.

MANAGEMENT AND TREATMENT

How is fatty liver disease treated?

  • There’s no medication specifically for this disease.
    • Instead, doctors focus on helping you manage factors that contribute to the condition.
    • They also recommend making lifestyle changes that can significantly improve your health.
    • Treatment includes:
      • Avoiding alcohol.
      • Losing weight.
      • Taking medications to manage diabetes, cholesterol and triglycerides (fat in the blood).
      • Taking vitamin E

PREVENTION

How can fatty liver disease be prevented?

  • The best way to avoid it is to do the things that maintain overall health:
    • Stay at a healthy weight. If you have overweight/obesity, lose weight gradually.
    • Exercise regularly.
    • Limit your alcohol consumption.
    • Take medications as prescribed.

OUTLOOK / PROGNOSIS

Can fatty liver disease be reversed?

  • The liver has an amazing ability to repair itself.
    • If you avoid alcohol or lose weight, it’s possible to reduce liver fat and inflammation and reverse early liver damage.

Will fatty liver disease kill you?

  • Fatty liver disease doesn’t cause major problems for most people.
    • However, it can turn into a more serious problem if it progresses into cirrhosis of the liver.
    • Untreated cirrhosis of the liver eventually leads to liver failure or liver cancer.
    • Your liver is an organ you can’t live without.

What is nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)?

  • Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a buildup of fat in the liver.
    • It is a common condition.
    • NAFLD can be harmless, but sometimes it may cause the liver to swell.
    • Over time, this swelling can cause scarring in your liver (cirrhosis).
    • The more scarring your liver has, the worse it functions.

Symptoms of NALFD?

  • Many people do not have any symptoms of NAFLD.
    • If you have NAFLD, you may feel fullness or pain in the middle or upper right side of the abdomen.
    • You may feel extremely tired.
    • Your belly may be swollen.
    • You may have yellowing of your skin and eyes.
  • If your NAFLD has progressed to cirrhosis, you may have more serious symptoms
    • including fluid retention,
    • internal bleeding,
    • and mental confusion.

What causes NAFLD?

  • Doctors don’t know exactly what causes NAFLD.
    • They do know that NAFLD is linked to insulin resistance.
    • Insulin resistance is when your body doesn’t respond well to insulin.
    • This makes it more difficult for your body to regulate blood sugar.
    • It is not caused by drinking alcohol.

How is NAFLD diagnosed?

  • To diagnose NAFLD, your doctor may check your blood and order a scan of your liver.
    • If your doctor thinks you may have a more severe liver disease,
      • you may need a liver biopsy.
      • In this procedure, your doctor inserts a needle through your skin and removes a small piece of tissue from your liver.
      • This tissue is looked at under a microscope to check for signs of severe liver disease.

Can NAFLD be prevented or avoided?

  • A wide range of things can increase your risk of NAFLD,
    • including certain medicines
      • and genetic disorders.
    • The most common risk factors for NAFLD are
      • obesity,
      • diabetes,
      • and high cholesterol levels.

NAFLD treatment

  • People who have NAFLD usually do not need treatment.
    • The most important thing is to focus on what has caused your NAFLD.
    • Losing weight gradually (1 to 2 pounds per week) may reduce the amount of fat in your liver.
    • However, losing weight quickly may make NAFLD worse.
    • Ask your doctor for advice on how to lose weight in a safe and healthy way.
    • If your cholesterol and blood sugar levels are high, your doctor may give you medicine to lower them.
    • If a medicine you take is causing your NAFLD, your doctor may consider switching you to a different medicine.

Living with NAFLD

  • For most people, NAFLD is harmless and does not cause serious health problems.
    • NAFLD usually does not affect how well the liver works.
      • However, in rare cases, NAFLD may stop the liver from working as it should.
      • No one can tell for sure who will have liver problems from NAFLD.
      • It is more likely to happen in people who have diabetes or who are very overweight.

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Digital Addiction: An Interview with Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life

March 23, 2023 by John Ray

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Digital Addiction: An Interview with Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life (Episode 85, To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow)

Dr. Nidhi Gupta, pediatric endocrinologist and an award-winning researcher, joined host Dr. Jim Morrow to talk about Phreedom, her movement to mitigate digital addiction. Dr. Gupta explained how our behavior with any mobile wireless device contributes to addiction, explained how that addiction works via the trigger loop, the impacts on health, her advice for digital wellness, and more.

To Your Health is brought to you by Village Medical (formerly Morrow Family Medicine), which brings the care back to healthcare.

Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life

Driven by her personal and professional experiences, Dr. Nidhi Gupta launched a movement (Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life) to raise awareness about smartphone addiction and enlighten her audience to reclaim their time and attention in this technology driven economy.

Through her research and clinical work, Nidhi is devoted to exposing the dangers of screen addiction. Her work shows that screen time obsession causes or contributes to an array of health challenges such as diabetes, obesity, heart disease, depression, anxiety, addiction, and more.

Nidhi has created a robust digital-wellness workshop that empowers parents, professionals, and students with a deep understanding of smartphone addiction and practical tools to prevent and/or mitigate this behavior.

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Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Founder & CEO, Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life, & KAP Pediatric Endocrinology

Dr. Nidhi Gupta, Founder & CEO, Phreedom: Ungrip Devices. Grip Life, & KAP Pediatric Endocrinology

Dr. Nidhi Gupta is a pediatric endocrinologist and an award-wining researcher. She has been a featured speaker on several podcasts, including The BMJ, Switch4good, The Daily Huddle and How It’s Done. Nidhi has authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and essays.

Nidhi is speaking at TEDx Tullahoma in April 2023.

Nidhi completed her medical school at Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, India; pediatric residency at Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Detroit and pediatric endocrinology fellowship at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. Upon graduating, she was an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center for 4 years, where she was the director of the Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes Clinic.

She is now the Founder and CEO of KAP Pediatric Endocrinology, a direct specialty endocrine practice in Franklin, TN.

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About Village Medical (formerly Morrow Family Medicine)

Village Medical, formerly Morrow Family Medicine, is an award-winning, state-of-the-art family practice with offices in Cumming and Milton, Georgia. The practice combines healthcare information technology with old-fashioned care to provide the type of care that many are in search of today. Two physicians, three physician assistants and two nurse practitioners are supported by a knowledgeable and friendly staff to make your visit to Village Medical one that will remind you of the way healthcare should be.  At Village Medical, we like to say we are “bringing the care back to healthcare!”  The practice has been named the “Best of Forsyth” in Family Medicine in all five years of the award, is a three-time consecutive winner of the “Best of North Atlanta” by readers of Appen Media, and the 2019 winner of “Best of Life” in North Fulton County.

Village Medical offers a comprehensive suite of primary care services including preventative care, treatment for illness and injury, and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, congestive heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and kidney disease. Atlanta-area patients can learn more about the practice here.

Dr. Jim Morrow, Village Medical, and Host of To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow

Covid-19 misconceptionsDr. Jim Morrow is the founder of Morrow Family Medicine. He has been a trailblazer and evangelist in healthcare information technology, was named Physician IT Leader of the Year by HIMSS, a HIMSS Davies Award Winner, the Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce Steve Bloom Award Winner as Entrepreneur of the Year and he received a Phoenix Award as Community Leader of the Year from the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.  He is married to Peggie Morrow and together they founded the Forsyth BYOT Benefit, a charity in Forsyth County to support students in need of technology and devices. They have two Goldendoodles, a gaggle of grandchildren and enjoy life on and around Lake Lanier.

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The complete show archive of To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow addresses a wide range of health and wellness topics.

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Diets Don’t Work!

May 19, 2021 by Mike

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Erin Schulberg and Genie Burnett

Registered Dietician Erin Schulberg provides nutrition counseling to individuals seeking treatment for eating disorders as well as those who need help healing their relationship with food. On this episode of “Food, Faith & Feelings”, Erin discusses how diets don’t work with host Dr. Genie Burnett.

About Manna Fund:

Manna Fund is a 501c(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing hope and financial assistance to individuals who need eating disorder treatment scholarships. Manna provides funding for inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient eating disorder treatment for individuals lacking insurance coverage or for those with inadequate insurance coverage. Manna Fund grants scholarships to recipients by providing direct payment to partnering eating disorder treatment facilities.

Their mission is to address the epidemic of eating disorders by providing prevention, education, research, and financial assistance for treatment to all qualified individuals through well-administered programs.

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Your Weight and How to Deal With It- Episode 42, To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow

October 14, 2020 by John Ray

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Your Weight and How to Deal With It- Episode 42, To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow

On this episode of “To Your Health,” Dr. Morrow discusses weight and how to deal with it, including the genetic and lifestyle factors that influence it. He also talks about how our weight has been impacted by the life changes made during the pandemic. “To Your Health” is brought to you by Morrow Family Medicine, which brings the CARE back to healthcare.

About Morrow Family Medicine and Dr. Jim Morrow

Morrow Family Medicine is an award-winning, state-of-the-art family practice with offices in Cumming and Milton, Georgia. The practice combines healthcare information technology with old-fashioned care to provide the type of care that many are in search of today. Two physicians, three physician assistants and two nurse practitioners are supported by a knowledgeable and friendly staff to make your visit to Morrow Family Medicine one that will remind you of the way healthcare should be.  At Morrow Family Medicine, we like to say we are “bringing the care back to healthcare!”  Morrow Family Medicine has been named the “Best of Forsyth” in Family Medicine in all five years of the award, is a three-time consecutive winner of the “Best of North Atlanta” by readers of Appen Media, and the 2019 winner of “Best of Life” in North Fulton County.

Dr. Jim Morrow, Morrow Family Medicine, and Host of “To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow”

Covid-19 misconceptionsDr. Jim Morrow is the founder and CEO of Morrow Family Medicine. He has been a trailblazer and evangelist in the area of healthcare information technology, was named Physician IT Leader of the Year by HIMSS, a HIMSS Davies Award Winner, the Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce Steve Bloom Award Winner as Entrepreneur of the Year and he received a Phoenix Award as Community Leader of the Year from the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.  He is married to Peggie Morrow and together they founded the Forsyth BYOT Benefit, a charity in Forsyth County to support students in need of technology and devices. They have two Goldendoodles, a gaggle of grandchildren and enjoy life on and around Lake Lanier.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorrowFamMed/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/7788088/admin/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/toyourhealthMD

The complete show archive of “To Your Health with Dr. Jim Morrow” addresses a wide range of health and wellness topics, and can be found at www.toyourhealthradio.com.

Dr. Morrow’s Show Notes

Complications of Covid-19

  • Acute Respiratory Failure
  • Pneumonia
  • Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
  • Acute Liver Injury
  • Acute Cardiac Injury
  • Secondary Infection
  • Acute Kidney Injury
  • Septic Shock
  • Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
  • Blood Clots
  • Multi-system Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
  • Chronic Fatigue
  • Rhabdomyolysis

Your Weight and How to Deal With It 

  • For years, I have explained to patients about their weight using a term called Ideal Body Weight.
    • It’s a terrible number, an almost unreachable number.
    • Especially in the state of Georgia.
      • The obesity rate in Georgia is close to the highest in the country, about 11th highest when last counted.
    • However, I am not one to preach to people that they need to get down to a certain level. Because it is so dog gone hard.
    • These days the usual way to determine if a person is “obese” is using their Body Mass Index, or BMI.
      • BMI, unlike ideal body weight, takes into consideration the person’s height.
      • To determine your BMI, multiply your height by 703. Divide that number by your height in inches. Divide that number again by your height in inches.

 

·      BMI·      Category·      What it means
·      Below 19·      Underweight·      You might need to gain some weight. Talk to your doctor.
·      19 to 24·      Healthy·      You are at a healthy weight. Try to maintain this weight.
·      25 to 29·      Overweight·      Don’t gain any more weight. You may need to lose weight. Check with your doctor.
·      30 or higher·      Obese·      You probably need to lose weight. Talk to your doctor about the best ways to lose weight.

 

  • So… according to this, if your BMI is over 25, you are overweight
    • and if it is over 30 you are obese.
    • If it is above 35, you are considered morbidly obese.
    • If that is the case, then the conversation in my exam room will likely be slightly different form if the number is closer to 30-32.
  • I see people every day who are upset about their weight.
    • I mean, I live in Georgia right.
    • When I do see one who is thinner than average,
    • I will tell them that if they plan to stay in Georgia,
    • they’re going to have to lose some weight.
  • The visit where weight comes up might be with a man or a woman.
    • If it is a man, there is usually woman who has forced him to bring it up.
  • Men are very fortunate.
    • When they put their minds to it,
      • they can, at nearly any age, lose weight.
      • Woman have a MUCH harder time losing weight.
      • And here’s the thing that patients really hate to hear me say:

If you are a post-menopausal woman,

you are incredibly unlikely to really lose weight.

  • It’s just so hard. And there are two primary reasons for this:
    • Genetics:
      • When I go to a family reunion, there is a room full of people there who look just like me.
      • I love these people, but we all share the same genes and some of those genes make us bigger than others.
      • It is just the way it is.
      • And you can’t change anything about this.
      • You can work really hard to exercise as much as you can.
      • You can try to be as active as you can.
      • But you are not going to change the impact that genetics has on your weight.
        • Period.
          • You just aren’t.
  • Lifestyle:
    • This is the one that really gets people.
    • Sure, you can change your lifestyle.
    • You can start doing things differently.
    • You can join a gym,
      • you can start running (although another thing that people hate to hear me say is that if you are over 40 you are too old to run).
    • Back in the 80’s I wrote a diet booklet to give to patients.
      • It had a substitution diet in it, like a diabetic diet,
        • with various plans for different calorie intakes each day.
        • It said two things that are still important today:
      • The word diet has two definitions:
        • It is the food you eat on a regular basis
        • It is a plan you begin in an effort to lose weight.
      • The problem is that what people are thinking about is the second definition.
        • They think, and heaven knows I have done this more times than I could ever count,
          • “Man, I can’t wait to get to my goal weight so I can get off this damn diet!”
  • Years ago I did Weight Watchers, for the first time.
    • I went to meetings.
    • I counted points.
    • I was religious about it.
    • It was one of those times when I had just had it with my weight.
      • Finally, after several months, I hit my goal weight and at that meeting they made such a big deal out of me doing that and me receiving my Lifetime Membership Award.
      • It felt so much like “graduation” that I basically graduated from WW that night.
      • And I never looked at points again.
        • Having lost 42 pounds, I gained 50 in less than a year.
      • I have probably lost a thousand pounds in my life.
      • So… what does this mean for you?
      • Here is the way I feel about this.
  • If you are overweight or obese,
    • you should be a lot more concerned about not gaining weight year after year, than trying to lose weight.
    • If you are a youngster, sure go ahead and try to get down to where you feel you should be.
    • But if you are one of those post-menopausal women I see, or a man over 55 – 60, pay more attention to not gaining weight.
  • If you come for a physical every year, like you should,
    • and you gain five pounds, be careful.
      • A month ago, I saw a gentleman for his yearly physical.
      • He asked about this weight and when I said he had gained five pounds, he was so happy.
      • Pumped his fist and said “YES! YES!”.
    • I said, slow your roll there big guy, you have said that 7 years in a row.
      • So, quick math, he had gained 35 pounds since we started seeing him 7 years earlier.
    • I admire anyone who is interested in making themselves healthier.
      • It is what we should all be doing.
      • But when I see people who are devastated by their inability to lose weight, it concerns me.
      • Often these are people who would otherwise be perfectly happy in their lives.
      • But instead they are depressed or at a minimum upset about their weight.
    • Bottom line in this for me is:
      • Be who you are.
      • Try to be happy with who you are, and be the healthiest version of who you are that you can be.

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EASTSIDE MEDICAL CENTER: Bariatric Center and Surgical Weight Loss Program

March 28, 2019 by Mike

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Dr. Aliu Sanni and Tracy Kuzava/Eastside Medical Center

Eastside Medical Center has been a healthcare leader for more than 39 years, providing quality care to patients in Gwinnett and surrounding counties. Nationally recognized for patient safety, Eastside focuses on delivering quality care with exceptional outcomes by utilizing the most advanced technology and experienced physicians. Eastside is a 310-bed, multi-campus system of care offering comprehensive medical and surgical programs including cardiovascular, neurosciences, oncology, orthopedics, robotic surgery, rehabilitation, maternity with neonatal intensive care, behavioral health, bariatric, urgent care, and 24-hour emergency care at two locations. Their medical staff of 500 board-certified physicians, 1,200 employees and 400 volunteers is committed to providing the community a healthcare system of excellence.

About Eastside Medical Center’s Surgical Weight Loss Program:

Eastside offers a nationally accredited surgical weight loss program that meets the highest standards for patient safety and quality care. As a Bariatric Center of Excellence, their program, staff and facilities have been evaluated to meet and exceed all criteria and protocols for the care of patients with obesity. If you battle obesity, bariatric surgery can be an important step to help you succeed on your weight loss journey. The bariatric surgeons at Eastside offer a full range of procedures depending on each patient’s needs. From the first consultation or weight loss seminar to every milestone their patients reach, they’re there every step of the way.

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To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow: Episode 2, Erectile Dysfunction

February 14, 2019 by John Ray

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Dr. Morrow’s Show Notes on Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance It is a common problem, affecting at least 12 million U.S. men, about 1 in 3 after age 50. Probability increases with age.

Causes include vascular, neurologic, psychological, and hormonal factors. Contributing factors may be diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity, testosterone deficiency, and prostate cancer treatment; probability of undiagnosed diabetes mellitus (DM) is 1 in 50 in men without ED and 1 in 10 in men with ED. ED typically occurs two to five years before coronary artery disease (CAD), providing a potential window during which men diagnosed with ED can make lifestyle changes to prevent CAD.

Performance anxiety and relationship issues are common psychological causes.

Medications and substance use can cause or exacerbate ED; antidepressants (SSRI and SNRI), tobacco and alcohol use are the most common. Marijuana might cause ED but little data on that so far.

ED is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, particularly in men with metabolic syndrome (2.5 times more likely). Workup: A1C or fasting glucose level can be used to assess for diabetes. A lipid panel can assess for hyperlipidemia. A thyroid-stimulating hormone level is recommended for men with signs or symptoms of hypothyroidism.

Lifestyle interventions: Tobacco cessation, regular exercise, weight loss, and improved control of diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia are recommended initial lifestyle interventions.

Oral phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors are the first-line treatments for ED. Headache, flushing, and dyspepsia are common adverse effects, NOT when taking nitrates at all. Second-line treatments include vacuum devices and alprostadil. This comes as a suppository or an injectable. Surgically implanted penile prostheses are an option when other treatments have been ineffective.

Counseling is recommended for men with psychogenic ED.

About Morrow Family Medicine and Dr. Jim Morrow

Morrow Family Medicine is an award-winning, state-of-the-art family practice with offices in Cumming and Milton, Georgia. The practice combines healthcare information technology with old-fashioned care to provide the type of care that many are in search of today. Two physicians, three physician assistants and two nurse practitioners are supported by a knowledgeable and friendly staff to make your visit to Morrow Family Medicine one that will remind you of the way healthcare should be.  At Morrow Family Medicine, we like to say we are “bringing the care back to healthcare!”  Morrow Family Medicine has been named the “Best of Forsyth” in Family Medicine in all five years of the award, is a three-time consecutive winner of the “Best of North Atlanta” by readers of Appen Media, and the 2019 winner of “Best of Life” in North Fulton County.

Dr. Jim Morrow is the founder and CEO of Morrow Family Medicine. He has been a trailblazer and evangelist in the area of healthcare information technology, was named Physician IT Leader of the Year by HIMSS, a HIMSS Davies Award Winner, the Cumming-Forsyth Chamber of Commerce Steve Bloom Award Winner as Entrepreneur of the Year and he received a Phoenix Award as Community Leader of the Year from the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.  He is married to Peggie Morrow and together they founded the Forsyth BYOT Benefit, a charity in Forsyth County to support students in need of technology and devices. They have two Goldendoodles, a gaggle of grandchildren and enjoy life on and around Lake Lanier.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorrowFamMed/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/7788088/admin/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/toyourhealthMD

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Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists – Top Docs Radio

May 22, 2015 by angishields

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Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists

This week I featured 3 of the physicians from Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists.  They are known for providing expert care for patients in need of reconstructive surgery after cancer treatment or trauma as well as for those who are seeking aesthetic procedures.

Dr. Donald Nunn is a triple-boarded surgeon and unique in the fact that he completed residencies and board certification in 3 specialties, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Ear, Nose, & Throat, and Plastic surgery.  He is able to bring this range of training and experience to bear for his patients who need facial surgery as well as the full scope of plastic surgery procedures.

Dr. Bahair Ghazi shared how he benefited from spending several months training in Belgiam, learning some subtle differences in approach that he’s able to apply in his work when it can enhance the final outcome of his surgeries.  It’s clear talking with Dr. Ghazi he is passionate about plastic surgery and how it can have such a positive impact on quality of life for the patients he sees.  He shared some great information on the tummy tuck and pandectomy procedures for patients who have lost significant amounts of weight or that are wanting to become more active but excess body fat inhibits doing so.

Dr. Susann Bedford talked about how she feels a special relationship with the women she’s treating with breast surgery, whether reconstructive after cancer treatment, or aesthetic for women wanting to change their look for improved body image.  She shared how she was able to spend time during her training with some of the world’s highly-regarded specialists in breast and plastic surgery, helping her provide some of the best techniques available to achieve the best aesthetic result possible for a given case.

Special Guests:

Dr. Donald Nunn, MD, of Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists  facebook_logo_small3  twitter_logo_small-e1403698475314  linkedin_small1  youtube logo  Pinterest-logo  google-plus-logo-red-265px

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  • Doctor of Dental Surgery, Medical College of Virginia
  • Residency, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, University of North Carolina
  • American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
  • Doctor of Medicine, Medical College of Virginia
  • Residency, Neck and Head Surgery, Medical College of Virginia
  • Residency, Plastic Surgery, University of California
  • American Board of Plastic Surgery
  • American Board of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery

Dr. Bahair Ghazi, MD, of Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists  twitter_logo_small-e1403698475314  facebook_logo_small3  linkedin_small1

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  • Surgical Training

    Emory University Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

    Emory University General Surgery

    West Virginia University, M.D.

  • Externships

    Cosmetic Surgery Sint Martens Latem, Belgium

    Cosmetic & Breast Reconstruction Brussels, Belgium

    Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction Ghent, Belgium

  • Board Certifications

    American Board of Plastic Surgery

    American Board of Surgery

Dr. Susann Beford, MD, of Atlanta Plastic & Reconstructive Specialists  facebook_logo_small3  linkedin_small1

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  • Doctor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine
  • Residency, Plastic Surgery, Barnes-Jewish Hospital of Washington University Hospital
  • Fellowship, Breast & Aesthetic Surgery, Georgetown University
  • American Board of Surgery
  • American Board of Plastic Surgery

 

 

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