"Health is Wealth"

In this Episode Samuel Luchemo gives a variety of option on how to keep and guard your mind with positivity.When we learn to accept who we are, we will be less surprised about what other people think of us, how you handle yourself in different settings determines how you will deal with other people around you.

Surgeon General C. Everett Koop once said, “Drugs don't work if patients don't take them". I was humbled to host Dr.Martin Jakob, a Physician at Schwetzingen Intensive Care Unit Department. In our discussion, it was noted that the more the patient is involved in their therapy plan, the better the outcome in the long run. Here are some major factors that affect adherence to therapy: 1.Health System (this can apply to medication costs.) 2.Health workers (who have a complex day and less time.) 3.Patients knowledge. (eg. Differentiating Akut and Chronic illness). What you do after your new diagnosis determines the therapy results.

We have to be deliberate about everything we put out there, our words, actions, because we might never Know how all this affects the people we engage.Listen to Sheryl carefully and let's not hurt people in future!

According to Samuel Luchemo happiness is found in doing what you love. He is a Mental Health advocate, Entertainment Enterpreneur, Film Producer, Casting Director and Copyright Consultant.He mentors young people to maintain a positive attitude towards life and to work as well on their Talents and fulfill their dreams while having a healthy mental state. In this Episode we spoke about what ignites Depression and the possible solutions to apply at different levels, as well as how to be a mental advocate.

I believe a healthy lifestyle starts when we are born. Our parents are the best role models. If they involve us in activities like sports, homework,talk to us openly about physical changes and precautions during puberty, the better. Cecilia talks about cultural differences and how she had to learn to be more involved in her children's lives. She also urges parents to always work as a team with their children even in difficult moments without giving up!

Emotional, psychological, and social well-being can be hidden, for a while but can result in other illnesses if not treated on time. Anxiety, Stigma and Depression after HIV Diagnosis, are the most common mental indications that Vera and Anne have shared with me in this Episode.Vera is a clinical officer and a counselor, Anne is a psychologist with a nursing background. As Health professionals we urge the society at large to take mental health seriously and create a setting where people can get help when need be without being embarrassed.

To continue with this Episode you will want to listen to Episode 9 part 1 for the continued flow, Angelina emphasizes the correct language use and urges people to change terms like ' Disclosure ' with a more neutral one like sharing, people don't have AIDS, they live with HIV. With her experience working with Mothers living with HIV, she gives more information on dos and don'ts before and after pregnancy, and even the vital self-care and compares infant feeding Internationally.

In this episode, I talked to Angelina who has work experience of over 25 years in the HIV sector. Apart from living with HIV, which is just a tiny part of her life, She is a founder member of the 4M Network of Mentor Mothers Living with HIV to train them to support their Peers in their pregnancy journey. She sits on various National and International Advisory boards like the National HIV Nurses Association, she has been a Community representative of BHIVA, and has co-authored various articles in Peer review journals and reports. With all her participation in these various Departments, she distinguishes the changes that have occurred over the years when it comes to the theme of HIV and urges everyone including the media to be part of ending Stigma, this will encourage many people to go for early tests and start their therapy on time if need . Don't miss Episode 9 part 2 for more!!.

I had a discussion with Jotham who is not defined by his HIV status but leads a Positive life. He works as a peer Educator, paralegal officer, and is one of the Human Rights activists in Kenya. He was born with the Virus but got diagnosed much later, he explains his ups and downs as a teenager and in school but also shows how to gain strength and emphasizes the theme of medication adherence that plays a major role to keep the Virus load as low as possible.

Conn syndrom also referred to as Primary aldosterinism is a common type of Secondary cause of hypertension that can be reversed through surgery if one gland is affected.The screening is simple but its rarely done on routine check ups and this leads to misdiagnosis over several years.This type of hypertension can be very difficult to control and has high rates of early cardivascular diseases like stroke and Heart attack.An endokrinologist will do an evaluation and suggest the best therapie plan.

In this Episode i talked about the possible Physical activities to consider when you are Diabetic.Then the possibility of improving your metabolism and reducing insulin requirement when you are continously active.After the first diagnosis it might be challenging to decide on when and what type of Sport to engage in.

This Episode helps you to Evaluate your current eating habits and how to improve on them.Self discipline plays a major roll especially in this Century where food availability has increased.The Society is also flexible on where and when to eat, so its upto you to make a choice of changing your lifestyle and of reducing the risk of chronic diseases like type 2 Diabetes which are associated with inappropriate diet.

This Episode is based on the Causes , Symptoms and Riskfactors of Type 2 Diabetes. Diabetes is one of the "Silent Killer" disease worldwide. If you are not able to detect it early ,the late complications can be servere.Change of lifestyle is very vital and having a supportive network like Family.

In this Episode i give a short overview of Insulin History, then introduce the common types of Insulin people use and the importance of knowing the exact name.Peak and onset time are also included as this is very important during sugar regulation to prevent over and underdosis.

In this Episode i have talked about the Classification of Diabetes and mainly Focused on Type one. The Diagnosis process the symptoms expirenced, and the Therapie.

In this Episode i had a Conversation with Belinda Mwanga, her Sohn got Diagonised one year ago.She explains how she has gained alot of Knowledge concerning this illness and why it is important to have prior Knowledge of common chronic diseases, this will enable you to ask medical professionals the correct questions.It is even shocking to hear that some Health officials were incompetent to give the right Therapie plan. Diabetes awareness should be adressed at large and this will help to save lives.

In this Episode i have talked about the importance of health skills, example of clinical case study problem, the theoretical background and possible recommmendations in our daily life activities in connection to the presented Fall analysis.

Gesundheit "Tips and Tricks" , Herzlich willkommen auf meine erste Podcast ,ich werde mich mit Gesundheit Themen beschäftigen besonders Pflegethemen und nach Recherche wichtige Erkenntnisse mitteilen, sowie Experten Interviews durchführen.