A Better Healthcare Consumer

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Dr. Joe Galati Podcast

Dr Joe Galati

129 episodes

1 month ago

A native of Long Island, New York, Dr. Joe Galati was raised in a family where good nutrition and family were ways of life. Today, his practice, Liver Specialists of Texas and the Metabolic Liver Center (Fatty Liver Disease Clinic), is devoted to the care of patients with all facets of liver diseases, obesity, fatty liver, and related disorders. Based in Houston, Texas, Dr.Galati is an expert “physician-communicator”, and brings his listeners the information they need to to get on a healthy path to wellness, understand what’s needed to remain healthy, with a solid foundation of food and nutrition. Each week he is joined by experts from around the world to shed light on these important topics to keep America healthy. Since 2003, Dr. Galati has created consumer-oriented radio programming on health and wellness, producing and hosting “Your Health First,” a one-hour radio program each weekend, heard on iHeart Radio’s 740 am KTRH. When he’s not practicing medicine, Dr. Galati is an avid photographer and is a member of Entrepreneur’s Organization, supporting entrepreneurs in all corners of the world.

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Nutrition

Health & Fitness,

Fitness

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A Better Healthcare Consumer

Dr. Joe Galati Podcast

37 minutes 46 seconds

11 months ago

A Better Healthcare Consumer

This past week on the radio I had my sister, Celeste Galati, RN, on the program with me to talk about the challenge we have with health literacy and how this contributes to poor health and chronic disease. There's no doubt that much of the chronic disease we see is related to lifestyle choices we make. What we eat, how much exercise we get, alcohol consumption, and sleep are all decisions that impact our health and wellness. There are basic health education deficits that the public has which contribute to the chronic disease that we see every day. By understanding personal risk factors, lifestyle modifications, and what steps need to be taken are all important aspects of stemming the tide of chronic disease.

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Medical Practice: Liver Specialists of Texas

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