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Deprescribing #112, Muneeza, Reverse Chronic Disease and Ditch the Meds (opens the original)
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Our guest today is Muneeza Ahmed, the Intuitive Medicine Woman® and creator of the Muneeza Method®—a powerful approach she developed over 18 years of practice working with thousands of clients around the world. Muneeza has supported more than 12,000 people in over 86 countries, helping them better understand their bodies, their symptoms, and their unique needs on their healing journeys. Her work incorporates herbs, supplements, healing and wild foods, and an understanding of the emotional experi
Deprescribing #111 Dizziness, Dr. Leyla Ali (opens the original)
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Dizziness, Dr. Leyla Ali Dizziness and Vertigo are among the most common complaints affecting older adults. There are a variety of causes including medications. Left unaddressed dizziness significantly raises the risk of falls, injuries, and loss of confidence in daily activities. We'll explore common causes of dizziness and the various approaches to address these symptoms. ******************************************************** We are doing a weekly Deprescribing class to help people find bett
Deprescribing #110, Beth Koenig, When Autism Doesn't Speak (opens the original)
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When Autism Doesn't Speak: Rethinking Behavior, Communication, and Medication, Beth Koenig Many autistic individuals who are nonverbal or have childhood apraxia of speech are misunderstood. (Apraxia is a neurological condition where a person has difficulty planning and carrying out purposeful movements, even though they may have the strength, understanding, and desire to do the movement.) Behaviors are often treated as problems instead of attempts to communicate, and medications may be prescribe
Deprescribing #109 Deprescribing Review and DIscussion (opens the original)
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I've been thinking lately about how grateful I am to have learned about so many different healing modalities and treatment options that exist outside of mainstream medicine. Simply taking the time to learn about these approaches can literally save you months—or even years—of suffering. It can help you discover small steps that make a big difference in your health and, in some cases, even help keep you out of the hospital. We've heard stories from people who suffered for years before finding a pa
Deprescribing #108 My Knees, The Journey (opens the original)
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My family has a history of knee replacements. My mom, her brother, and her sister have all had both knees replaced, so I've been paying attention to my own knee health for a long time. I always thought that gradually walking a little crooked or having increasing knee pain was just a normal part of aging and "wear and tear." Last year, I injured the muscle on the inside of my knee while working out and ended up limping for several months. Then I tried jumping rope and reinjured it, which eventual
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