The Treeo Podcast

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We're building a future free from heart disease. To do this, we believe that everyone must have a basic understanding of their health and health data. This podcast is the first of many projects we’re starting to democratize access to health education. Subscribe to hear from our team of engineers, cardiologists, public health experts, as well as members of our community!

Episodes

  1. 03/31/2025

    The cost of chronic disease & what employers can do about it

    Build a future free from heart disease with us @ Treeo🫀What role do workplaces play in determining the health outcomes of their employees? In this late-release episode, Oliver Bosnjakovski, health coach, yoga instructor, and Treeo community member, joins us to share his powerful journey of reversing diabetes through lifestyle change—while navigating the lasting impact on his kidneys. Type 2 diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease are deeply connected. In fact, individuals with type 2 diabetes are more likely to develop heart disease. For companies, this connection is crucial to understand. Chronic conditions drive absenteeism, lower productivity, and increase healthcare costs. Oliver knows this firsthand from his journey and his time as a manager leading teams while struggling with his health. Every week, he reaches thousands of people on TikTok by sharing his firsthand experience with dialysis, bridging the information gap, and highlighting how chronic conditions are interconnected.Together, we break down:→ The link between diabetes, kidney disease, and heart health→ The small, consistent steps Oliver took to reclaim his health→ The cost of chronic disease→ Why businesses should invest in preventative health for employees→ How to build a culture of wellness that supports real changeTreeo partners with companies to improve employee well-being and lower long-term healthcare costs. If you’re an executive looking to invest in real, preventative healthcare for your workforce, visit our partnerships page at treeo.co to learn more. Subscribe to the podcast (on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube) for future conversations!Resources mentioned:🔗 Oliver’s website🔗 Oliver's TikTok

  2. 11/12/2024

    Why has heart disease been the leading cause of death for a century?

    Transform your heart health with a team of experts dedicated to you @ treeo.co/signup🫀 And what can we do about it? Dr. Kim WIlliams, cardiologist and current chairman at the University of Louisville Department of Medicine, joins us on this episode to discuss the factors that have made this disease a costly healthcare problem for so long. He also discusses the importance of community intervention in disease prevention and presents us with policy ideas that can play a significant role in improving health outcomes. Together, we debunk common heart health myths, including ones related to having a family history of heart disease, keto diets, and prevention in your 20s. In addition to being the president of the American College of Cardiology in 2016, Dr. Williams has served on numerous committees and boards at the United States national level, including the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology, the American Heart Association, and the American Medical Association. He is also the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention (IJDRP). Treeo is offering the first 100 individuals to sign up for our new annual plan 50% off. This is perfect for anyone who wants to work on heart disease prevention or reversal with the support of heart health experts. You can sign up now at treeo.co/signup, and you’ll be connected with a member of our team to get all of your questions answered. Resources mentioned: Marketing Mortality What’s On Our Plate Prevent Calculator

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We're building a future free from heart disease. To do this, we believe that everyone must have a basic understanding of their health and health data. This podcast is the first of many projects we’re starting to democratize access to health education. Subscribe to hear from our team of engineers, cardiologists, public health experts, as well as members of our community!