The One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde podcast asks specialists to share one recent thing they learned. Host Dr. Adam Rinde has an interest in the findings they implement in their professions and lives. He interviews experts in fitness, psychology, medicine, and science.
As a naturopathic physician, the podcast host specializes in chronic health problems. Dr. Rinde's practice provides functional medicine for gut-related health conditions. It includes gut-brain axis disorders, gut-skin disorders, and gut-hormone disorders. Dr. Rinde employs lifestyle adjustments, diets, hormone balancing, herbal medicine, supplements, and detoxification.
Listeners learn new insights about obesity, diabetes, and osteoporosis. They hear news on syndromes without cures. These include chronic fatigue syndrome and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). One episode of the One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde podcast features two IBS experts. Dr. Douglas Drossman and Johannah Ruddy, M.Ed., share IBS developments. Doctors called IBS a functional problem. It has since been labeled a disorder of gut-brain interaction. The reclassification helps destigmatize it. The two specialists announce their book, Gut Feelings. It details new treatments and helps doctors understand IBS patients.
Claire Hall visits the One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde podcast. She is the only US employee at Mindset Health and one of the first people the Australian company hired. Her team develops digital therapy resources. They offer apps for IBS, smoking cessation, and hot flashes. Some women are ineligible for hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
In one study, her team's Evia app was more than three times as effective as HRT for hot flashes. Hall offers hopeful news. Studies show that perimenopausal women have a reduced quality of life. Postmenopausal women report that their quality of life is highest at that stage. Hall's team might help women achieve life satisfaction earlier. She also reports that chronic pain apps and mental health apps are in development.
Dr. Rinde has some level of expertise on each topic his podcast guests introduce. On One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde, it's evident that he devotes himself to comprehensive, holistic healthcare.
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