Is your cardiologist as fat as mine?
I also studiously avoid cardiologists so I don't have one but if I did I'll bet he or she would be a porker - Don't do as I do, do as I say.
Is your cardiologist as fat as mine?
I agree about modern medical practices (at least here in the US) First off they treat symptoms... not the cause. Most times they just write a presciption for toxic "meds". Go in for a cold/flu (virus) they give you antibiotics. Complain about anything (I don't mean about the doctors/hospital... just anything in general) and they makes notes about you needing psychological help. They feed you crap, but seem to have no clue how important nutrition is. And god help you if you suggest natural/herbal remedies. So called "anti-depressants"... I love those TV commercial where they tell you all the side effectsDoctor gave me blood pressure med (my friend takes these and I read they are one of most dangerous) and the first day I took one I almost died... and he accidentally wrote the dosage as TWO a day... no way I was going to take a second one. Anyway... Thanks for putting up with my rant. And yes, mention vaping and it's like you are evil. It's all enough to drive someone to smoking!
Is your cardiologist as fat as mine?
So true! I do love my doctor because he is an old school common sense kind of guy.
He goes to all the lectures about new ideas, and keeps an open mind without falling for every gimmick.
The doctor I saw from childhood up until the time he passed away when I was about 30 was a true Marcus Welby type. He got his start in WWII as a medic and went through medical school after leaving the service.
Medicine has advanced, but it's a little intrusive with all the specialized practices, cat scans, MRIs, and expensive testing that goes on. I wonder sometimes how our parents and grandparents were able to live comfortably into their 80s and 90s without all the high tech diagnostics.
Girl: So how long have you been smoking?
Me: I don't smoke, I vape.
Girl: Yes, I read that from my notes but it's still smoking. Smoking is the same as vaping. Your still inhaling something and exhaling something that is not air.
The doctor I saw from childhood up until the time he passed away when I was about 30 was a true Marcus Welby type. He got his start in WWII as a medic and went through medical school after leaving the service.
Medicine has advanced, but it's a little intrusive with all the specialized practices, cat scans, MRIs, and expensive testing that goes on. I wonder sometimes how our parents and grandparents were able to live comfortably into their 80s and 90s without all the high tech diagnostics.
How long ago? I ask, because I'm betting nowadays they would tell you NO. Since they appear to consider it the same as smoking... ugh.When I was in the hospital for an extended stay I asked the nurse if I could vape in the room.
She said no....not while I'm in the room....
I never vaped when she was in the room.
My cardiologist is fine with my vaping.
Haven't said anything to my GP. I let him figure out why I'm so healthy.