Bsneider's Health and Digestion: The Engineer's way of Thinking

BSneider
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I am a mechanical engineer graduate from the University of Connecticut. I have used problem based troubleshooting skills to identify and understand the problems in our medical world today, especially when we are looking at digestive health. Simulating my own health issues, I compare and contrast and give advice on what the best way is to go about getting through chronic illness.

Episodes

  1. 10/09/2020

    Listening to Your Body and Reducing High-Dopamine Releasing Phenomena

    I just want to encourage others to really try to ground yourself. We live in a world today full of marketing and addictive like things that are far from natural to the body and mind. These types of phenomena release high amounts of dopamine, leaving your levels often at too high of a base-line. This taxes one's own intuition and ability to read what your body needs and in turn only hinders your ability to heal.

  2. 10/01/2020

    A little bit of Encouragement and Advice to Those Suffering with Chronic Illnesses

    In this short excerpt I address the thought pattern and ideology of working toward your goals, as small as those may be, taking "baby-steps" daily is how you can build your mental state which puts you in the parasympathetic state. Anyone suffering with anything that is chronic knows it is very hard to push yourself and way easier to give up. I'd like to encourage those to set small goals daily and keep pushing yourself everyday. Of course this progression should be realistic and I do not advise anyone to over work themselves as this would be counterproductive.

  3. 09/24/2020

    Post Thoracotomy Pain Syndrome

    What is there to do to fix thoracotomy pain syndrome, one of the worst chronic pain cases that can come from lung surgery. I don't have the answers but connecting about this would be beneficial.

  4. 09/14/2020

    Medications and GI Doctors: Advice I Wished I knew Long Ago

    For people who have no digestive illness and want to stay that way, should know this!

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I am a mechanical engineer graduate from the University of Connecticut. I have used problem based troubleshooting skills to identify and understand the problems in our medical world today, especially when we are looking at digestive health. Simulating my own health issues, I compare and contrast and give advice on what the best way is to go about getting through chronic illness.

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