Living Well with Robin Stoloff

On this week's episode of 'Living Well', the importance of knowing your familial health history, the benefits of sweet potatoes, why to try and incorporate healthy snacks into your holidays, as well as the risks of injury during Thanksgiving cooking, and why Atlanticare Urgent Care is there for you. 

On this week's episode of 'Living Well', the benefits of a more optimistic inner dialogue, a look into bariatric procedures from Atlanticare, the annual Great American Smokeout, and honoring the rich history of our veterans this Veterans Day weekend. In addition, a guest appearance from the new CEO of Atlanticare, Mike Charlton.

AtlantiCare recently named Michael Charlton as their new president and CEO.  He will be in charge of more than 6,500 employees and AtlantiCare programs and services in five counties in southern New Jersey. We have a candid discussion on healthcare challenges and AtlantiCare's future.

On this week's episode of 'Living Well', important information regarding our clocks "Falling back", bringing awareness to prostate and colon cancer through No Shave November, the shocking prevalence of prediabetes in today's society, and the stunning benefits behind robotic surgical procedures through Atlanticare,

On this week's episode of 'Living Well', Some ways you can support your children in school, speaking out against the stigma against eating disorders, managing your children's candy intake following Halloween, and key information regarding AFIB, otherwise known as atrial fibrillation. 

On this week's episode of 'Living Well', Robin touches on some tricks food manufacturers will employ to market our everyday food, the impact of hard news on our kids' mental health, implants vs tissue reconstruction after mastectomy, and the power of making small changes to reach bigger goals and improve health habits. 

Robin addresses the positive impacts of singing, some great pumpkin health qualities, bullying awareness month, as well as touching upon the best places to go for medical care.

The more the learn about the gut, the more we realize how important it is to our health. Studies show it is linked to the immune system, mental health, endocrine disorders, inflammation, cardiovascular health, maintaining our weight, and more. Our gut, also known as our gastrointestinal (GI) tract, is full of trillions of bacteria known as the microbiome. When our gut is out of balance, we are at risk of disorders and illness. Yet, lifestyle choices can help us keep our gut health in check. I talk with dietician, nutritionist, Georgia Saler, owner of Vitality Nutrition and Wellness Center, about steps we can take to maintain our microbiome and live healthier.

A recap of the Living Well radio show, aired on 10-8-23

Today Robin discusses several topics on this re-run of her Living Well Radio Show. Topics include optimizing your mornings, new studies on coffee and chocolates, and the health benefits of aloe vera, in addition to several interviews.