Episode 408 - Dr. Emory Liscord - Problems With Healthcare

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🗓️ 5 September 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

For Episode 408 of The Paleo Solution Podcast we have guest Dr. Emory Liscord. Dr. Liscord is an Emergency Medical Physician and Assistant Medical Director at the Deptartment of Emergency Medicine Maine General Medical Center.

Show Notes

00:46 – Summary/Pre-Intro
1:57 – Intro and Dr. Liscord’s background
4:26 – Why Dr. Liscord chose emergency medicine
6:30 – Medications, and “less is more”
8:43 – Pre-diabetes while marathon training
13:49 – Seasonal eating
14:30 – Grand Rounds about the ketogenic diet at the hospital
15:44 – Where are the current problems in healthcare
19:01 – Conflicts of interest in medicine and subsidies in the food industry
23:10 – Where to initiate change
24:43 – Problematic features of the insurance system
31:18 – History of healthcare in the USA and changes from WWII
34:50 – Experimenting to find better healthcare systems
37:02 – Calling representatives really matters
38:44 – Work with the Chickasaw Nation
40:28 – Conversations in your community and strategies for patients
44:30 – Hospital changing snack foods story
48:30 – Food addiction, social pressure, and psychology
51:21 – Incentives and subsidies
54:28 – Future of Dr. Liscord’s outreach in the community
56:43 – Dietary dogma
59:30 – Where to find Dr. Liscord

Website: SimplyHealthME.com

Podcast: SimplyHealthME podcast

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0:50.2	podcast really had a fun time today. I got to talk to Dr. Emory Liskord. She is the
0:55.8	assistant medical director at the Department of Emergency Medicine, Maine
0:59.8	General Medical Center. She has a really fascinating story, battling
1:04.1	with some health issues from a diet
1:06.8	that was not matched to her physiology,
1:10.7	despite being a medical student and a marathon runner and then she's just right in the
1:16.7	front line of where our current health care situation is. I believe she quoted about 90% of the things that she sees as an emergency room physician,
1:28.0	they're preventable, you know, but that prevention involves a massive number of issues ranging from our food system to kind of social processes and we dug into a lot of this stuff.
1:42.0	I don't know that we got to a concrete
1:44.3	answer on anything other than holy smokes, you know this is a complex talk pick but
1:49.1	really at a great time talking with Dr Liskord I think that you will enjoy it too.
1:54.0	Hey Doc are you there? I am here Rob.
2:00.0	Cool Dr Liskord is with me.
2:02.5	We had a minor technical issues which have resulted in a hardwire Ethernet connection in sitting
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