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Balancing Your Life/ The 4th Mantra of Meditation– Speak the Truth/Mini-Medical School: What Doctors Hear with Their Stethoscopes

Host: Dr. Davidicus Wong

Guest host: Vanessa Butler  

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Host: Dr. Davidicus Wong
Guest Host: Vanessa Butler

Before You Fill That Prescription . . .

The four essential things you should know about any treatment – prescription or herbal. What you need to know before you fill that prescription. Is anything free of side effects?

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Guest host: Vanessa Butler

The Psychology of Pooh

Are you a Tigger or an Owl? How your favourite character from the Hundred Acre Wood may reflect your personality.

The Scoop on Your Poop: Why You Should Look Before You Flush

How you can tell if your stools are normal? What does it mean if your stools are narrowed or bloody? How and when should you be screened for colon cancer.

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In this episode, I’m joined by Vanessa Butler, one of my star students in meditation. We talk about how meditation can provide relief from our most troublesome thoughts and difficult emotions.

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Positive Potential Medicine is about being and doing your best. It’s about balance in the important areas of your life and the balance of activity, rest and renewal. In a fascinating interview with Dr. Matthew Edlund, the Rest Doctor, you’ll learn that rest is so much more than sleep. In fact, it is vital to your health. You’ll learn about the risks of sleeping pills and you’ll hear about more natural methods to get a good night’s sleep.

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Health is more than the absence of disease, and life is more than just living. We are each called to achieve our positive potential in this life and to help those around us to achieve theirs. I’ll talk about the work of Joseph Campbell, the reknowned mythologist popularized in Bill Moyers’ PBS series, The Power of Myth, and his invitation to “follow your bliss”. We can not only live healthy lives but also meaningful live engaged in our calling, the intersection of our passions, our talents and the needs of the world.

I’ll talk about the Practice Support Program, the BCMA/Ministry of Health initiative, that is helping family physicians in British Columbia achieve their potentials in providing care to their patients.
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Healthy Aging
Dr. Wong and Allan discuss their  personal perceptions about aging so far – changes they have  each noted in their  parents, their children, their friends and in themselves.
They talk about personal expectations about aging – what they  expect to see in the future for themselves.. Dr, Wong shares his  perspective as a family physician and talks about the normal aging of the body’s various systems – digestion, respiratory, musculoskeletal, urinary. The medical causes of accelerated aging – smoking, hard drugs, stress, heavy labour, extreme sports.
And he offers ways we can slow down aging through  exercise, diet, and  meditation and he tells  listeners what they can do to age more gracefully and manage well with the inevitable challenges to their health and well being.
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High School and Other Stages of Life
My oldest son is graduating from high school as I celebrate a high school reunion with old friends. As we journey through the stages and challenges of life, we grow and learn, age and mature. At each stage, we face new challenges. Our priorities change, and our goals evolve. Our physicians must be attuned to our changing personal priorities before they can help us achieve our personal goals
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“Facilitating Positive Change”
On this episode Dr. Wong talks about how family physicians in B.C. are using new ways of connecting with their patients and helping them to achieve their goals.   Questions answered are:  What is Self-Management? What’s wrong with the old way patients and physicians related? What does it mean to be non-compliant? What’s wrong with “doctor’s orders”? What is motivational interviewing? What are the keys to achieving our goals? How can you succeed in making positive changes?
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Dr. Wong interviews long time friend, Wing-Siu Wong, a professional storyteller, who was the sole survivor of a helicopter crash. They talk about how our stories can help us to heal. Wing-Siu will share his story of recovery from post-traumatic stress disorder. 00:47:56

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