Could It Be B-12?
By Jacobus Hollewijn
September 22, 2022
Health Care - Self Care
With Sally Pacholok, R.N., B.S.N.
The title of this show was "Gesundheit! With Jacobus"; a weekly 3-hour live radio program (with call-ins) about health, healing, and healthy lifestyles that ran from July of 2000 through September of 2019. Jacobus hosted 914 editions, mostly with guests discussing their profession, research, books they had written, or just to explain specific health concepts more in-depth.
For a combination of reasons the show came to an end. There will be a continuation with new shows called "Health In Focus with Jacobus"
Here you'll find a selection of timeless topics that could use another listen.
This podcast is from June 6, 2012
An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses
PROGRAM NOTES
Track 1:
Introductions
What is B12?
Problem with deficiencies
B12 awareness month
Start Track 2: 19:24
Track 2:
Why is it an epidemic
Clinical vs Sub-Clinical Deficiencies
Signs + Symptoms mimic other disorders - often related to aging
Start Track 3: 38:10
Track 3:
Call about B12 deficiencies and Diabetes 2
Call about testing
Can it repair the Myelin Sheath
Start Track 4: 56:15
Track 4:
Who is at risk for B12 Deficiencies
Caused by ALS Symptoms
Interpreting B12 Values
Start Track 5: 1:09:23
Track 5:
B12 Awareness website
Family history
Start Track 6: 1:29:10
Track 6:
Cost of B12 Deficiencies
Understand signs, symptoms, risk factors
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