Your Health First KTRH (KTRH-AM)

Dr. Galati starts the program talking about Father’s Day and the role they have in the health of their family. He has Author Justin Batt join the show to explain Daddy Saturday how he got involved. Mr. Batt also talks about childhood obesity and the parenting problem causing this.

Dr. Galati is back in the KTRH studio tonight and starts with an update on his book giveaway. He then continues the Better Bagel debate we got into last week. He also has his nephew Michael Varrier come on to talk about how he got into cooking and what he likes to feed his kids.

Dr. Galati is finally back after his safari in Tanzania. It’s time to be thankful for the country we live in, the freedom., and our way of life with Memorial Day tomorrow. He talks about his love for photography and more about the trip. Dr. Galati also explains how we all can prevent colon cancer. He goes on to chat about a clip he received from his dietician about The Better Bagel.  

Dr. Galati is back in studio tonight and is joined by Danny Shaftel of Shaftel Diamonds to talk about the illness he had. He also speaks to a barbaric exercise routine it led to.  We also have Dr. Howard Huang join to focus on the symptoms of lung disease. Dr. Galati and Danny end to program by talking about how you can influence others in a positive way.

Dr. Galati gets going tonight talking about the breaking news on the FDA approval of resmetirom, brand name (rezdiffra) and the impact it has. He continues the fatty liver conversation on the fibrosis and scaring of the liver. Dr. Galati also replays last weeks interview with Dr. Dang Nguyen on Colon Cancer and the awareness surrounding it.

It’s Colon Cancer Awareness Month and Dr. Galati stresses the importance of your colon on the program tonight. He uses his genie app to shows how easy it is to get healthy recipes. Dr. Galati also has Neurologist Dr. Dang Nguyen join the show to share some information about awareness, colon cancer, and more. He also spends a few minutes on abdominal pain and getting screened.