Podcasts about drjones

Dr. Carrie Jones rejoins the Evolution of Medicine podcast to discuss the functional medicine approach to depression, anxiety and attention issues. She is an avid educator who specializes in stress and endocrine health. A recent systematic review found that the serotonin theory of depression is scientifically unsupported,  which raises the question: What does this mean for patients who use either SSRIs or SNRIs? Dr. Jones explains how she answers this for concerned patients and discusses her approach to resolving mood issues by looking for root causes. Other topics discussed in this conversation include rising mental health issues amongst teenagers in particular, group care, and mental health lifestyle factors, such as balancing neurotransmitters, stress management, social connection, nutrition, gut health and physical activity. Tune in and listen to the whole conversation to learn about the following from Dr. Jones: Examples of how blood sugar dysregulation can harm sleep quality and mental health Problems that can arise when supporting only one neurotransmitter Specific nutrients she uses for patients with mood dysregulation The potential for technology, especially continuous glucose monitors, to empower patients in their health journeys And much, much more!  

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Guilherme e André são os fundadores da Dr. Jones, a DNVB de cuidados masculinos que começou sua jornada com uma estratégia tradicional de distribuição e migrou completamente para o modelo D2C. Conheça a trajetória dos empreendedores e a importância do foco dos founders que segundo os próprios "é responsável por pelo menos 50% do crescimento". Apresentação: Edson Rigonatti e Daniel Chalfon.

Katrina McGhee is a leading nonprofit marketing strategist and executive consultant with more than two decades of experience. She has served on the executive level for the American Heart Association and Susan G. Komen for the Cure, two of the world’s largest non-profit organizations. She began her career with the American Heart Association as marketing director, creating programs such as Take Wellness to Heart, Cholesterol Low Down, Covering the Bases, and Choose to Move. She also launched several multicultural marketing programs. Most recently, she worked as an independent consultant and launched the Loving on Me Career Success academy, helping empower women to take charge of their health, lives and careers. She has also served as a business advisor to corporate executives in the areas of strategic planning, brand building, fundraising and career development, with an emphasis on transforming underserved communities and impacting the lives of women, children and minorities.

Mikki Taylor is a popular writer, motivational speaker, and TV personality. Mikki Taylor is the Editor-at-Large for the publication ESSENCE Magazine and has served as the Beauty & Cover Director for 30 years. Mikki Taylor has devoted a lifetime to helping women manage their inner and outer beauty and inspiring them to own their lives to the fullest. Mikki Taylor inspires women everywhere in her mission to embolden them to own their lives, celebrate their beauty and master their purpose with Distinction. An effective communicator, she has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, The View, TODAY, Weekend Today and many more.

Marc Morial is the President/CEO of the National Urban League, the nation’s largest historic civil rights and urban advocacy organization. Under his leadership, the organization has worked to provide economic empowerment, education opportunities and guarantee of civil rights for the underserved in America. Son of the first African-American mayor of New Orleans who became mayor of New Orleans himself from 1994 to 2002. Marc is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Economics and African American Studies. He also holds a law degree from the Georgetown University. Marc was raised in a family that understands the importance of education and public service.

Arva Rice, is the President and CEO of the New York Urban League, an organization whose mission is to enable African Americans and other underserved communities to secure a first-class education, economic self-reliance and equal respect of their civil rights through programs, services and advocacy. She served as the Executive Director of Project Enterprise, an organization that provides business loans, and technical assistance to entrepreneurs and she also served as the founding Executive Director of Public Allies New York – a young adult leadership program dedicated to helping develop the next generation of non-profit leaders. Arva was also Program Director of an economic Literacy Initiative at Girls Incorporate, a national non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring girls to become strong, smart and bold. She is a graduate of the Annie E. Casey Foundation class of 2014, and is the recipient of several awards. She is a Commissioner for the NYC Equal Employment Practices Commission, a member of the Greater NY Chapter of The Links Inc. and a regular contributor to the Huffington Post.

Robert Carter is an illustrator, painter, an art professor who earned his Master of Fine Arts Degree at the Prestigious Pratt Institute of Fine Arts in New York. His paintings, drawings and illustrations are consistently in demand by collectors throughout the United States. As an artist/illustrator his work is in the permanent collections of museums and private collectors throughout the US while being represented in numerous art books and other related publications, as well as his work as a contract illustrator for major New York publishers. His artwork is prominently displayed since the 1970s throughout the Pat-Med elementary and middle schools. Robert is an adjunct professor of art at Nassau Community College, the State University of New York. He is a sought after lecturer and demonstrator in numerous public schools, universities and private art organizations.

Dr. Jones interviews Dr. Icy Fergus, MD as part of Black History Month and Heart Health Awareness Month. Dr Icy Fergus, MD. is a practicing African American female Cardiologist (Heart Specialist) in New York, NY. Dr. Fergus graduated from State University of New York Upstate Medical University in 1992 and has been in practice for 27 years. Dr. Fergus also specializes in Internal Medicine. She currently practices at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and is affiliated with The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai St Luke's Hospital. She has authored numerous articles related to heart disease in women and co-authored a book entitled “Cardiovascular Disease in Ethnic Minorities”. Dr. Fergus is very active in communities where health care disparities are present. During the month of February, she was featured on CBS, NBC and ABC stations for her work on raising awareness of Hearth Health during Heart Health Awareness month.

Cue the John Williams music, because this month we are finally tapping into one of the most beloved 80s adventure franchises!  No, not THAT one...the OTHER George Lucas franchise: INDIANA JONES!   Now, as the internet informs us, the original title for this movie was just Raiders of the Lost Ark, but after the success of the franchise, when it was re-released it was then dubbed Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.  Either way, it's still the story of a supposedly mild-mannered archaeologist who steals artifacts for the museum in his downtime.  Bonafide hunk, Harrison Ford, stars as the titular scientist.  In the first iteration of his adventures, he races against Nazis to obtain the Lost Ark, the ancient vessel that holds the Ten Commandments (yes, THOSE Ten Commandments)!  Along the way, he reunites with old flame, Marion Ravenwood (the always luminous Karen Allen), and pal Sallah (John Rhys-Davies) to prevent the Nazis from getting their hands on one of the most powerful artifacts of all time!   Now, both Dan AND Chrysten remember nothing about this movie, but know they definitely watched it as kids so...this oughta be interesting!  Will this Steven Spielberg adventure live or die?  Join us and find out!  And don't forget to RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE!

We spoke to the Underground Professor, Dr Michael Jones, for about an hour tonight on Constitutional topics. Plus, natch, all the buttery political goodness you've come to expect in the Saloon along with excellent bartenders and clean commodes. Where the speech is free but the drinks are not, the Saloon is your late-night haunt for conservative talk!

If it's Thursday, it's an insightful Constitutional discussion with the Underground Professor himself, Dr Michael Jones. Plus, we introduced Big Sarge of MOAB Radio to the Saloon listeners. Of course, we threw in all the buttery political goodness you can cram into two hours of very late night conservative talk radio.

Where to begin? Tonight we have the distinct pleasure of introducing, for the first time, the Underground Professor himself, Dr Michael Jones, Constitutional scholar extraordinaire, raconteur, bon-vivant and overall good guy, in the Saloon. Also, so much buttery political goodness it'll make your head detonate. Don't forget to check out the Zep at BloviatingZeppelin.net and on Twitter @BZep!

J and Larry talk doctors and healers in speculative fiction. Why are healers in fantasy so bad at their jobs they don't even rate being characters? Why do Phd's have more to do in a story than MDs? Why is Dr. Richards called MR. Fantastic?