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🗓️ 2 September 2020
⏱️ 56 minutes
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Dr. Aseem Desai calls atrial fibrillation the Afib epidemic, as 1 in 4 people over age 40 will develop the disease. In today’s podcast, we discuss Afib causes and risk factors, Afib triggers, and how early intervention and detection can improve outcomes. https://drruscio.com/atrial-fibrillation
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0:30.7 | The following discussion is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease. |
0:37.1 | Please do not apply any of this information |
0:39.3 | without first speaking to your doctor. Now let's head to the show. Hi everyone, today I spoke with |
0:45.8 | Dr. Asim Thassai and we discussed atrial fibrillation, which apparently is a topic shrouded in confusion quite similar to gut health. |
0:57.8 | We talked about causes, treatments, triggers, and actually the fact that this is somewhat prevalent, |
1:04.4 | somewhat more prevalent than I was anticipating, one in four in their lifetime will experience |
1:09.1 | atrial fibrillation. |
1:13.4 | And his new book, which provides people with kind of an antidote to the misinformation or just lack of highly robust |
1:23.6 | information currently in existence so i do hope that you will listen to this episode, |
1:28.6 | especially if you are someone that you love, is impacted by AFib. Also, I want to remind you |
1:35.9 | of a piece that I recently wrote. It was a rebuttal to 60 Minutes television shows, |
1:42.6 | expose on probiotics, which unfortunately really seem to kind of |
1:46.9 | misrepresent what the science on probiotics says. And, you know, I'm quite aware that I could be |
1:52.7 | labeled as someone who's biased in this area, although it's extremely difficult for me to |
1:58.6 | discern how someone could label my opinion here biased when you look at the body of evidence. |
2:05.5 | Because I try to check my own bias, and there's been no accusation of me being biased. |
2:09.1 | I'm just acknowledging the fact that I am refuting what a major television and seemingly reputable source is citing, which is a number of experts |
2:23.5 | who are essentially concluding that probiotics have no evidence for IBS or antibiotic-associated |
2:30.3 | diarrhea, when there have literally been journal of the American Medical Association |
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