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    Friday Five: Laughter yoga and breast cancer screening

    enOctober 11, 2019

    Podcast Summary

    • Exploring ways to prioritize health and well-beingConsider convenient weight loss options with PlushCare, save on mobile phone plans with Mint Mobile, and evaluate breast cancer screening guidelines with Professor Michael Baum's interview.

      There are various ways to prioritize your health and well-being, whether it's starting a weight loss journey with the help of PlushCare, saving money on mobile phone plans with Mint Mobile, or reconsidering breast cancer screening guidelines. PlushCare offers online access to board-certified physicians who can prescribe FDA-approved weight loss medications for those who qualify, making it a convenient option for those looking to begin their weight loss journey. Mint Mobile, on the other hand, is cutting prices in response to inflation, offering a more affordable mobile phone plan. In the realm of breast cancer awareness, a controversial interview with Professor Michael Baum has sparked debate about the effectiveness of routine mammograms, with some arguing that over-screening can lead to the detection and treatment of non-deadly cancers. It's important to consider all perspectives and make informed decisions about your health and well-being. To learn more about weight loss with PlushCare, visit plushcare.com/weightloss. For more affordable mobile phone plans, check out mintmobile.com/switch. And for a thought-provoking interview about breast cancer screening, seek out the interview with Professor Michael Baum.

    • Cancer treatments may increase women's risk of death from other causesCancer treatments can save lives but may also increase the risk of women dying from other causes. It's crucial to consider the risks and benefits of treatments and to explore alternative options for hormonal imbalances.

      While common treatments for non-threatening cancers, such as chemo, radiotherapy, and drugs, can save lives, they may also increase the risk of women dying from other causes. Dr. Rosamund Snow, a cancer survivor and health advocate, shares her concerns in a recent magazine interview and a podcast special with Liz Earle. In honor of World Menopause Day, which arrives this month, Liz Earle Wellbeing is launching a series of deep dive podcasts on midlife hormone health. The first episode features Diane Dansebrink, a campaigner who bravely shares her journey from hysterectomy to suicidal thoughts due to low estrogen levels. In the following episode, Nick Panay, a leading consultant obstetrician and gynecologist, discusses the importance of carefully considering hormone replacement therapy and the risks associated with unregulated, compounded bioidentical hormones. Listeners can access these podcasts on the Lizziewellbeing.com website, iTunes, or Spotify.

    • The Importance of Open Communication in HealthcareApproach conversations with GPs rationally and respectfully, be informed and assertive in healthcare decisions, and prioritize personalized care and medical expertise.

      Key takeaway from the podcast discussion is the importance of open communication between individuals and their healthcare providers, especially during sensitive and complex health issues. Dr. Justin Setchel emphasized the need to approach conversations with GPs in a rational and respectful manner, while Kirsty Lang shared her personal experience of receiving breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, encouraging women to be informed and assertive in their healthcare decisions. Dr. Louise Newsome provided insights into the use of testosterone therapy, emphasizing the importance of medical expertise and individualized care. Additionally, Mint Mobile offered affordable wireless plans, and PlushCare provided an accessible solution for those seeking online consultation and weight loss medication prescriptions with their insurance. Overall, the podcast emphasized the significance of knowledge, communication, and personalized care in managing health concerns.

    • Companies Bombas and Burrow Offer Comfort and Quality with a Positive ImpactBombas provides essentials like socks, underwear, and t-shirts, donating an item per purchase. Burrow offers durable furniture with a Memorial Day sale. The Liz Earle Wellbeing podcast impacts listeners, encouraging personal growth through valuable insights and resources.

      Companies Bombas and Burrow offer high-quality, comfortable essentials for personal use, while also making a positive impact. Bombas, known for its super soft socks, underwear, and t-shirts, donates one item for every purchase made. Their offerings extend to those facing homelessness, promoting both personal comfort and community support. Burrow, on the other hand, provides timeless design and thoughtful construction in their furniture, ensuring durability for outdoor use. Their Memorial Day sale offers 15% off sitewide and up to 25% off outdoor furniture. Another important takeaway comes from a listener named Suzanne, who shared her heartfelt gratitude for the Liz Earle Wellbeing podcast and the conversation between Liz Earle and Dr. Michael Baum. Suzanne expressed how the podcast helped her realize the importance of living in the moment and not being consumed by fears and obsessions. She plans to seek Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to further her journey towards feeling more normal. The podcast's impact on Suzanne's life serves as a reminder of the power of knowledge and open conversations. So, in summary, Bombas and Burrow offer comfort and quality in their respective industries, while the Liz Earle Wellbeing podcast provides valuable insights and resources for listeners, potentially leading to positive personal growth.

    • Boost Mental Health with Laughter and PositivityLaughter and positive affirmations can improve mental health, especially for midlife women. Try smiling, stretching, and laughing in the mirror or practicing laughter yoga for a mood boost.

      Simple acts of laughter and positive affirmations can significantly improve mental health, especially for midlife women experiencing mood swings and anxiety due to hormonal changes. Instead of starting the day with stress or frowns, try smiling, stretching, and giving yourself a thumbs-up and a chuckle in the mirror to release endorphins and promote positivity. Laughter yoga, with its simple exercises, can also be an effective tool for lifting low moods and creating genuine laughter. Don't forget to try it in the morning, and consider subscribing to the magazine for additional resources and a free jar of Neil's Yard wild rose beauty balm.

    • Finding Value in Discounted QualityMagazines, essentials, gifts, and insurance offer great deals without compromising quality.

      There are great deals to be had without compromising quality. For example, with a UK magazine subscription costing only 35.94, the free £40 Niels Yarn Bond is a worthwhile addition. Similarly, Quince offers high-end essentials at significantly discounted prices while maintaining ethical and responsible manufacturing practices. For Mother's Day, Whole Foods Market provides unbeatable savings on premium gifts, flowers, and desserts. Additionally, UnitedHealthcare short term insurance plans offer flexible and budget-friendly coverage for health insurance. A final interesting fact, crocodiles cannot stick out their tongues. These findings highlight the importance of seeking value without sacrificing quality in various aspects of life.

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