As we wrap up 2023 and Season 1 of Vital Visions with the Vedala Brothers, Dr. Krishna and Dr. Veer look back on some of their favorite moments from this season’s episodes.
This podcast is for educational purposes only. The information in this show is not to be used as medical advice. If you are needing medical care, please consult with your physician.
Norman Regional is hiring! See all our open opportunities here: https://careers.normanregional.com/careers-home/
As we wrap up 2023 and Season 1 of Vital Visions with the Vedala Brothers, Dr. Krishna and Dr. Veer look back on some of their favorite moments from this season’s episodes.
This podcast is for educational purposes only. The information in this show is not to be used as medical advice. If you are needing medical care, please consult with your physician.
Norman Regional is hiring! See all our open opportunities here: https://careers.normanregional.com/careers-home/
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Welcome, friends.
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This is DR’s Krishna and Veer Vedala.
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And we are the Vedala Bros.
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So in this podcast, we'll be discussing
important medical topics
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that affect your community.
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We'll be looking into medical research
Health and wellness tips
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and also available health
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care resources brought to you
by the Norman Regional Health System.
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That's right.
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And in each episode, we'll also be joined
by medical professionals,
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local community leaders
and even some of our friendly neighbors
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as we talk through various issues
that are affecting our community.
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So if you want to lead healthy lives
or learn about the new healthy trends,
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we want this podcast to be your
go to resource.
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Welcome back, my friends. Dr.
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Veer Vedala here, joined by my co-host.
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Dr. Krishna Vedala.
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And we are the Vedala brothers.
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We've got a special bonus episode
for you guys today.
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First of all,
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we wanted to thank all of our listeners
for joining us throughout this whole year
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with a number of amazing podcasts
and amazing guests, right Krishna?
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Yes, it was truly
a very rewarding experience
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getting to meet some fantastic
people involved here within our norman
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regional community and of course,
the Norman Reigonal Health System.
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But so many memories, so many things
that we learned, a lot of things
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that I was actually kind of surprised by,
but truly a wonderful year.
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That's right.
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And as we approach the holidays,
we wanted to take a look back
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at some of our favorite memories
from this year.
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And for all of our new listeners,
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this episode will also serve as a glimpse
into what Vital Visions is about.
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So if you like
what you're about to listen to,
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you can go back
and listen to our favorite episodes.
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And thanks again for joining us.
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All right, Veer, what were some of
your favorite episodes this season?
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Well, Krishna, there's
so many great episodes this season.
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One particular one I really enjoyed
was the very first episode we recorded.
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Mental Health Matters.
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It's episode number two
and where we sat down with Ms. Lynn.
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Our resource navigator, Ms. Collyn and Dr.
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Javed.
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And we we talked about
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what mental health is all about
and why it's really important.
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And one of my favorite parts of that
episode was when he told us a story
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about one of his patients,
and he emphasized on why,
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you know,
all that patients want is is to be heard.
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Do you remember that one?
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That's a big important part of
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Patient care in general.
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But it's more emphasized by Dr.
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Jawed when it comes to mental health.
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So I have this had this one patient
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had been admitted to different
psychiatric facilities at different times.
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And then this patient started to get
admitted to our facility.
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And every time we,
this patient would come to the facility,
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we will have some conversations
about treatments
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and what this person was supposed to do,
but they would not follow through.
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And we talk about the personality issue
and all those things.
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Sometimes
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or some may say arguments,
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and after three or four admissions,
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what, You have been doing this for a while
and you come here
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and we do this and then you come back
and we do this again. So.
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And why do you think
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And her answer was that
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admitted to the psychiatric facilities
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and you have these so-called arguments
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it makes me realize that you actually care.
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That's great.
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And probably that's what I'm looking for
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You're fighting for them.
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Yeah, that's what they want.
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You fight for them and he does.
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He's the best doctor.
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He really is.
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What about you, Krishna?
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What are some of
your favorite memories from this year?
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Well, we had some wonderful episodes
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this season, and one of my favorite
discussions was with Dr.
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Sherri Jones,
our oncologist here at Norman Regional, and
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and how difficult it is to diagnose,
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when it's diagnosed, it's too late
and it's already in the late stages.
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I think there are people that would like
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Sherri Jones really does a good job of
explaining to us why it's important
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to stick to conventional treatment
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and one of our favorite
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Pancreatic cancer
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is one of our most difficult,
aggressive cancers.
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patients can be asymptomatic,
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not having any symptoms when there is
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New onset diabetes
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can can be a sign.
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even if it's caught early,
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you're
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the treatment has a lot of side effects,
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of his cancer, but in reading some of it,
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that come in nowadays
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I might see two or three or four a month.
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some of those therapies, you know,
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vitamin C infusions,
just natural holistic medicines.
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man, I never heard of that.
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if they were shown to to treat the cancer.
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natural type of treatment. So,
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you know, we wish we had treatments
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we talked about the immunotherapy, but
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still cytotoxic chemotherapy
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what is your opinion about these,
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like prolonged intermittent fasting things
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and they're like saying it's autophagy
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It's you want them to lose their good
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for alternative medicines,
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they haven't been shown to be beneficial.
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it can be tough to try
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Well Veer,
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Of all the episodes.
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I knew one that you were really excited
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about and one that you were thrilled
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was the Functional Medicine
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Amanda Sadler.
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Yeah, I was a huge fan of that episode.
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I felt like we learned a ton. We did and
and because it's something
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that we're exposed to in medical school
and we learned a lot from Dr.
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Sadler and just hearing
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her inspiring story and learning about her
and all she does for our patients.
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But I think one of my favorite parts
was like things that we know.
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But the way she explained it to us
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eye opening and driven and inspiring.
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you know, what are the
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right things that we need to eat
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You remember that?
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Yeah, it's it seems very simple,
but oftentimes it's very under emphasized
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and it's not really something
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And I thought as we're approaching
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the New Year and New Year's resolutions,
this would be a great clip
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to share with our listeners.
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So guys, check this one out.
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we have to redefine what normal is
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If you take your average person,
they don't eat enough
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fruits and vegetables.
They're not exposed to it.
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So if you eat one more fruit, vegetable,
then whoever you work with, you're like,
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Yeah, step into my house and you're like,
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You know, my, my three and five year old,
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they get a good 5 to 7
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That's, that's
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And some athletes need upwards of 14
servings of fruits and vegetables a day.
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That's a lot.
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and they're using those vitamins
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one of one of my basics is make sure
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but just get on the fruit
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I don't care if they're canned or frozen.
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Organic, out of your garden, anywhere
you can get them, just start getting them in.
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And then after you get that and it's easy
and it's part of your life, then we can
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get very particular and optimize it
to whatever level you want to.
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Right? And the other one is healthy fats.
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Fats are the backbone
of all of our hormones.
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They make up all of our cell
walls, the inside
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and outside of that phosolipid bilayer,
lipid meaning fat
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inside and outside in our mitochondria
is very fat, dense.
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And so I think like an athlete
and I'm like, man,
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I want these good, strong,
healthy, fat cells everywhere,
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not this kind of rancid, yucky,
unhealthy fat,
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which is what typical Americans
get, (right) in a very general sense.
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We want healthy, unhealthy fats
to be balanced in a good ratio.
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The standard American diet
gets 20 unhealthy to one healthy
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fat.
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why we have so much chronic disease.
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or they can't afford it
or they don't have the means to do
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some of the kind of fancy stuff
I was talking about in that toolkit
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or do that stool test
and I can just go over the basics
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and work on that foundation of health
and their symptom trackers come back
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and they're so improved
and they feel great and they feel amazing
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and then they feel great
and they feel amazing,
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then that's encouragement to keep
keep doing it.
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my goal is to create that.
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It's a lifestyle.
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It's not just, hey, we do this for a month
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those,
those healthy fats are vitally important.
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They're also energy as well, too.
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You were talking about with obesity
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is such a big thing as well, too.
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metabolisms and get people
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if they're not able to,
they just keep storing it.
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Another thing in functional medicine
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Fat holds toxins.
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If if your detoxification systems are
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and not let you burn or break down
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standpoint
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in the kind of flashy in a bottle type
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There's a plan, a diet plan
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But we do that and then kind of the weight
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and their metabolism
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It just there's just like so many ideas.
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And that was thank you for that
very detailed explanation.
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There's just so much that comes into play
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And again, as Veer emphasized
a lot of this is something that
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we don't really get trained
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And by the time we come out of practice,
it's usually our minds are set by what
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we've been trained to do.
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It's just like but I think like function
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a little bit because I just finished a
CME for obesity medicine, right?
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Brown adipose tissue
and they even referenced
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sick adipose tissue like you're mentioning
right now and converting it.
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this blows my mind right now.
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I'm sorry, yes Krishna.
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go ahead with your question, I'm sorry
I'm loving this this time.
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Thank you for
being here. This is so great.
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What a great episode, right, Krishna?
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Definitely.
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That was a very informative episode
with Dr. Sadler.
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Okay, Well, next up, Krishna,
and I think there is an episode
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that you are just dying to talk about,
and I think I can guess it,
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but I want to hear it from you. Yes.
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So we shot some wonderful episodes
this season, obviously,
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but one of my favorite episodes
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Richie Splitt.
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We actually had to split that
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because of a lengthy conversation
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But one of my favorite moments in that
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was when he talked about the four ps,
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the four ps, which was
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but by the time the episode was over,
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we came up with the four ps
right here on Vital Visions.
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And so the four ps
for all of our new listener
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and to our patients, people, progress,
potential.
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This is what Norman Regional is about.
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And so you'll hear from the boss
man himself here and this next clip.
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The Norman Regional
Way by Mr. Richie Splitt.
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what do you think
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are things that that excites you
about the future of Norman Regional?
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there are so many things.
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I've touched on a few of those items.
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If I were to try to break it down
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First and foremost, it's our patients.
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How we can impact and help our patients.
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It's the people.
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Our people at Norman Regional
that we call healers.
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So patients, people, it's the progress
we're making.
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We talked a little bit about inspire
health and we're nearing completion.
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One part of that project,
that strategy is in place
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with our Norman Regional Nine facility
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So that progress is really exciting.
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It's really important to the organization
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and so that those are the things that are
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that are important to me
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we again talked a little bit
about the challenges in health care.
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Today.
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Our potential is off the charts
and we are transforming our health system.
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And in doing so, it takes our people,
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our healers,
to translate that vision into reality.
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And we've got the best.
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You are two examples of that,
and I appreciate the work you both do.
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wow, You're too kind, sir.
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Thank you. That's the biggest compliment
I've received.
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It's it's true.
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And I you know, I have a loved one,
a family member who sees one of you
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for their care,
and they greatly appreciate that care.
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And so you guys make a difference
each and every day.
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But that translates into the potential
for our health system.
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And if we're really focused on health
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we have to do it through our people.
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And we've got the best.
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I don't know if you meant to
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do that, sir, but that was just excellent
wordplay because it's the four ps.
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It's it's patients,
people, progress, and potential.
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There you go. That was accidental.
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That was great.
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Heard it on the podcast.
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You heard it here first guys.
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That's why he's the boss man.
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Yeah, right? Such a visionary.
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Well, guys,
this has been our bonus episode.
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Thank you for joining us as we remembered
our favorite moments of the year.
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And as you all know,
we want our podcast, Vital Visions to be
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your go to resource for all health care
related topics.
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Finally, we can't end this episode
without a token of gratitude
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for all the people who made Vital Visions
a possibility.
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Starting off with our recording team, Mr.
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Jim Goldsberry and Emily Alinger,
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who are our producers, who make recording
and scheduling speakers a breeze.
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And of course, we cannot forget
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Miss Kayla Davis,
our wonderful marketing specialist
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who does an amazing job on all
of our social media content, and Mr.
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Garrett Fergeson
and the rest of the marketing team
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for all their help and all that they do.
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And of course, finally, Norman
Regional leadership for supporting us
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and sponsoring our podcast.
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And to our listeners who join us,
we do this for you.
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And this podcast has become such
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So please subscribe and rate us
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And that's a wrap.
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Happy holidays.
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And as always, stay classy, my friends.
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And stay out of trouble.