Blue light, distractions, and nonstop notifications can all destroy your sleep—but this piece of wearable tech can help you repair it. In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, I talk with Oura Ring’s Harpreet Rai about how to use technology to track your sleep habits and improve your shuteye. Stay tuned till the end to learn how to get $50 off your Oura Ring purchase.
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RHR: The Truth about Saturated Fat, with Zoё Harcombe
We’ve all been told over the years to steer clear of saturated fat. It has a reputation for causing
heart attacks, obesity, and a number of other serious health problems. But what’s the truth about saturated fat? Is it harmful or healthy? In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, we talk about what the data really show.
RHR: Is High Fat Healthy for the Gut Microbiota?
In this episode of Revolution Health Radio, I discuss a reader question about the relationship between high-fat diets and the gut microbiota. There are a lot of reasons not to trust studies that suggest that all fat harms gut health—and there are even more reasons to take most nutritional research with a grain of salt. Keep reading to find out why the latest research doesn’t always paint a clear picture of how your diet impacts your health.
RHR: How Sauna Therapy Can Prevent & Reverse Chronic Disease, with Brian Richards
Research shows what countless cultures already know: frequent sauna use is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Making time to sweat eliminates toxic burdens, reduces stress, and improves functioning throughout the body. Find out more about how heat and light can help alleviate chronic disease, and learn what makes near infrared saunas different from their counterparts.
RHR: How to Fight Practitioner Burnout with Dr. Akil Palanisamy
Long hours, high patient turnover, and the struggle to make a difference all contribute to physician burnout. And, as these problems cause feelings of stress and depression among medical practitioners, more and more choose to leave the profession altogether. Read more to find out how physician burnout has ballooned to such a serious problem and what you can do to prevent it.
RHR: The Shift from Treatment to Prevention, with Vipul Vyas, Laura Conley, & Pat Charmel
Historically, medical care has focused on treating injuries or illnesses. Doctors and hospitals are skilled at offering acute care to people who are already suffering from a health problem, but they tend to falter when it comes to encouraging lifestyle changes that would improve patients’ overall health. Now, we’re seeing a shift in focus as employers, hospitals, and other industry stakeholders try to help people manage their health and prevent illnesses from developing in the first place.
