Episode 71: Real Talk on Men’s Health Part 2

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Episode Summary:

Our latest episode focuses on two critical areas of men’s health as presented during the October 25 live event, ‘Real Talk on Men’s Health.’ These areas are Cardiovascular Disease and Its Management and Understanding and Managing Prostate Enlargement. This episode is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in understanding these key men’s health issues.

This episode not only provides vital information but also serves as a comprehensive guide for men to understand and manage their health effectively. Tune in to stay informed and take proactive steps towards a healthier future.

Guests:

Heart Health: Keep Your Heart Beating

Dr Eugene Yang, MD, MS, FACC, Clinical Professor Department of Cardiology University of Washington School of Medicine. He is the Carl and Renee Behnke Endowed Professor for Asian Health, the Medical Director of UW Physicians Eastside Specialty Center, and the Co-Director of the UW Medicine Cardiovascular Wellness and Prevention Program.

Benign Prostatic Enlargement:

Dr Will Fuller, MD. Dr Fuller is an Attending Urologist at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Urology.

During This Episode, We Discuss:

Cardiovascular Disease and Its Management:

* Understanding Primary Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease

*Strategies for Behavioral and Lifestyle Optimization of Risk Factors

*Insights into the 2019 ACC and AHA Prevention Guidelines

*Utilizing the ACC ASCVD Risk Estimator

*Setting and Achieving Cholesterol Goals

*Strategies for Blood Pressure Management

*Lifestyle Recommendations for Heart Health

*The Impact of Sodium on Blood Pressure

*Heart Healthy Diets and their Benefits

*The Role of Exercise in Heart Health

Understanding and Managing Prostate Enlargement:

*A Closer Look at Prostate Anatomy
*Recognizing Symptoms of Prostate Enlargement
*Evaluating Prostate Enlargement
*Treatment Options for Prostate Enlargement

Quotes:

Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide. Optimize your risk factors to lower the risk of heart disease.

Dr. Yang

Know your numbers: Blood pressure, cholesterol, and weight.

  Dr. Yang

Optimize your diet: Limit processed foods and sodium. Eat a diet enriched with fruits, vegetables, and healthy fats.

Dr. Yang

Exercise regularly: >150 minutes per week/moderate intensity.

Dr. Yang

Medication Options for BPH

Minimally Invasive Procedure Options for BPH

Surgical Options for BPH

Dr. Fuller

                                                                                                                                                         

Recommended Resources:

The American Heart Association 

The American College of Cardiology

Episode 6 The Original Guide to Men’s Health

Episode 8 The Original Guide to Men’s Health

The AUA Guidelines on BPH

Episode Transcript:

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