beta blockers

In those with hyperthyroidism, epinephrine, and norepinephrine levels can increase above the normal range, which can then cause cardiovascular symptoms. In specific scenarios, beta blockers are prescribed to help with the resulting elevations in heart rate and blood pressure

For some people, herbal supplements can be good alternatives to beta blockers. Today I’m sharing why beta blockers would be prescribed to people with hyperthyroidism, the three herbs I use to manage cardiovascular symptoms, and the cases where this approach is likely to be a good fit.

In this episode, you’ll learn about:
- Beta blockers and hyperthyroidism
- How beta blockers work
- Why beta blockers might be recommended to hyperthyroidism patients
- Natural alternatives to beta blockers
- How I used herbal supplements when dealing with Graves’ Disease
- What you need to know about motherwort, bugleweed, and hawthorn

As always, I hope you find this episode valuable, and I look forward to catching you in the next episode!






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Fernando Carnavali, MD; Rasika Karnik, MS, MD; and Renslow Sherer, MD, discuss long COVID, including:

• Long COVID prevention strategies, including COVID-19 vaccination
• Long COVID treatment approaches
• Strategies for management of patients with long COVID

Presenters:
Fernando Carnavali, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
Division Chief
General Internal Medicine
Department of Medicine
Site Director
COVID Center of Excellence Satellite-Ansonia 
Mount Sinai Health 
New York, New York

Rasika Karnik, MS, MD
Assistant Professor
Division of Primary Care
Department of Internal Medicine
University of Chicago
Medical Director
Post-COVID Recovery Clinic
Chicago, Illinois

Renslow Sherer, MD
Director
International HIV Training Center
Professor of Medicine
Section of Infectious Diseases and Global Health
Department of Medicine
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois

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Today’s podcast is the second in the series of five episodes of “From The Heart - Tying the threads through the evolving body of evidence in HF “. Today's episode is focused on understanding Entresto's mechanism, clinical trials, patient population and clinical benefits.

For those who have just tuned in to our podcast series for the first time, please do listen into our first episode where we discussed about the basics of heart failure and a brief historical view of heart failure therapies (Link https://www.buzzsprout.com/1947788/10351733-from-the-heart-ep-1-introduction-to-heart-failure-and-a-brief-overview-of-evolving-hf-treatments.mp3?download=true)

Today’s podcast is the first in the series of five episodes of “From The Heart - Tying the threads through the evolving body of evidence in HF “. In this first episode we will discuss the diagnosis and treatment of heart failure. We will also talk about the pharmaceutical innovations in the last ten years and how they are changing the standard of care for heart failure in the clinic.

#002 - During this episode Dr. Eric discusses conventional symptom management options for hyperthyroidism/Graves' disease.  This includes antithyroid medication (i.e. methimazole, PTU), beta blockers, and he also discusses low dose naltrexone (LDN) and cholestyramine.  Although Dr. Eric didn't take medication to manage his hyperthyroid symptoms when he dealt with Graves' disease, many of his patients with hyperthyroidism choose to take medication while addressing the cause of their condition.  The next episode will focus on natural symptom management options.

For more information on how to save your thyroid, including a free thyroid/immune action points checklist, visit the following:

https://savemythyroid.com/

To register for the free 5-day Hyperthyroid Healing Diet Challenge visit www.HyperthyroidHealing.com

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Access hundreds of free articles at www.NaturalEndocrineSolutions.com

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Blair McMillen

Blair's YouTube channel

2:12 - Blair talks about how he got started, going to Interlochen, and then Oberlin.

4:59 - Blair's struggles with a "debilitating fear of performance" and how he learned to manage this anxiety and stage fright. How beta blockers helped him deal with his "preoccupation with playing perfectly."

Noa Kageyama, The Bulletproof Musician

13:08 - How Blair helps his own students deal with performance anxiety and stage fright.

14:36 - How talking about "uncomfortable things and awkward truths" was "taboo" when Blair was in school. The "hero worship" of teachers in music school who seemed to have "perfect lives." "Students want to know their teachers aren't perfect human beings."

16:30 - How a broad liberal arts education helped Blair discover his interest in music of the 1950's, 60's and 70's and opened the door to contemporary music for him.

Tim Weiss, Oberlin College and Conservatory

21:08 - Blair talks about his years at The Juilliard School, going from a broad range school to a conservatory's narrower focus.

23:44 - Blair and I talk about life after graduating from Juilliard.

26:05 - How the advent of the Internet changed the perception of entrepreneurship and self-promotion in classical music. The need to change the classical music paradigm.

29:08 - How the "old guard" mentality about achieving a career in classical music gives very little agency to the performer.

31:20 - How COVID has affected performers and how the pandemic may push us to be more creative and resilient.

32:42 - Blair's love of learning music that has little or no "performance history" and how this liberated his interest in contemporary music.

34:22 - How music students today are interested in expanding past the idea of classical music as Eurocentric. "A life in music will not be a recital-oriented, soloist-oriented life."

37:07 - How the attitudes towards contemporary music and teaching have changed.

38:02 - The pandemic and the importance of "trying things you're not good at." "It's okay to have doubts and it's okay to try other things for a while....It's okay to be vulnerable."

42:34 - "I so wish that classical music could be more about the process than the product."

45:49 - Why being a part-time, semi-professional musician can be a healthy option. "It's okay to be part-time, it's okay to let it go for a while." "Try not to base your own self-worth on what other people think about you."

47:50 - Why open conversation about the realities of a musician's life is important. "It's okay to not have a clear vision of what your life is going to look like as a musician." "Doubt about the future, for better or worse, is part of the 'crazy life' of a musician."

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Dr. Rupp is back! Today we talk about whether it's safe to give group 2 gadolinium based contrast agents to patients with CKD stage 4 and 5 and whether metoprolol can be used to prevent COPD exacerbations.  We also shine some more sunlight on the sunshine vitamin's inability to change any meaningful outcomes, and discuss some interesting data from the Intern Health Study.

Risk of Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis in Patients with Stage 4 or 5 CKD Receiving Group II Gadolinium Based Contrast Agent

Metoprolol for the Prevent of Acute Exacerbations of COPD

Early High-Dose Vitamin D3 for Critically Ill, Vitamin D-Deficient Patients

Political events and mood among young physicians








Music from https://filmmusic.io
"Sneaky Snitch" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

This week we have a special guest host, Dr. Dani Babbel.  We talk about the new guidelines on upper GI bleeding, a new study on E-VALI, and the possible association of beta blockers with heart failure hospitalizations in heart failure with EF > 50%.

Management of Upper GI Bleeding Guidelines

Clinical presentation, treatment and short term outcomes of E-VALI

Association of Beta-Blocker Use with Heart Failure Hospitalizations in HFpEF




Music from https://filmmusic.io
"Sneaky Snitch" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In this episode I cover phaeochromocytomas.

If you want to follow along with written notes on diabetes insipidus go to zerotofinals.com/diabetesinsipidus or find the endocrinology section in the Zero to Finals medicine book.

This episode covers the pathophysiology, presentation, investigations and management of phaeochromocytomas.

John Cleland discusses early trial findings about a myocin activator in the treatment of heart failure.

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Peter Rothwell discusses a new approach for assessing hypertension and cardiovascular.

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A summary of the Dec 6-12 issue and highlights from the launch of the Child Maltreatment Series.

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