Q&A #1 | How to Study, Resistant Hypertension, Neurotransmitters & Alcohol, Sucrase Deficiency

Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's Medical Podcast

Dr. Mike Todorovic

Physiology, Physiotherapy, Health & Fitness, University, Science, Nursing, Education, Health, Anatomy, Medicine

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 3 February 2024

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Dr Matt & Dr Mike answer listener mail:

How to Study

Physiology of Resistant Hypertension

Neurotransmitters and receptors in Alcohol Dependance & Withdrawal

Sucrase Deficiency

...and more!!

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Transcript

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome everybody to another episode of Dr Matt and Dr Mike's medical podcast.
0:28.9	I am your host, Dr. Mike Todorovich, joined by my co-host, Dr. Matthew Barton.
0:33.6	Hi, Michael.
0:34.3	Matthew, how are you?
0:35.8	Well, we should ask you that question because you've had about 15 different ailments.
0:40.5	Yeah, just one.
0:41.6	It was RSV, I'm quite sure.
0:44.0	Now, you also pulled, apparently pulled your external obliques off your...
0:48.0	That was bad.
0:48.8	Eliac crest or something.
0:49.8	Yeah, that was bad.
0:50.7	I was in the gym at work, Bond University, great gym, world class gym,
0:56.1	did an amazing deadlift session because I'm extremely strong and powerful. And while the listeners
1:01.2	are probably sitting there going, Michael, how much did you deadlift? My answer to that is more than
1:05.2	you. Okay? More than you. So anyway, I was deadlifting approximately 280 kilograms for reps.
1:11.8	Is that true?
1:12.3	And no.
1:13.3	No.
1:14.1	No.
1:14.5	I was actually working on, and people are going to go, oh, good cop out.
1:17.7	I was working on slow eccentrics.
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