Many people are being forced into early retirement (some not so early), and finding that even though they may have planned for retirement, do not have the money set aside to live in the US (specifically California). I, myself, am one of these people.

They are fleeing to Mexico and Baja...

Many people are being forced into early retirement (some not so early), and finding that even though they may have planned for retirement, do not have the money set aside to live in the US (specifically California). I, myself, am one of these people.

They are fleeing to Mexico and Baja, CA for medical treatment and care, and to live. The medical treatment is pretty good, as many of the doctors and dentists work in CA, as well as Baja. This is not just people going down for the day for prescriptions, but major medical care (operations, full sets of dental impants, etc). I think this is a valid discussion. I am sure many in the northern US are going to Canada, but I am personally involved with those going to Baja. I wil be moving there this summer, because I cannot afford to keep my house of 25+ years.

I hope one day to film a documentary on tis issue, I am that passionate about it.

Many people are being forced into early retirement (some not so early), and finding that even though they may have planned for retirement, do not have the money set aside to live in the US (specifically California). I, myself, am one of these people.

They are fleeing to Mexico and Baja...

Many people are being forced into early retirement (some not so early), and finding that even though they may have planned for retirement, do not have the money set aside to live in the US (specifically California). I, myself, am one of these people.

They are fleeing to Mexico and Baja, CA for medical treatment and care, and to live. The medical treatment is pretty good, as many of the doctors and dentists work in CA, as well as Baja. This is not just people going down for the day for prescriptions, but major medical care (operations, full sets of dental impants, etc). I think this is a valid discussion. I am sure many in the northern US are going to Canada, but I am personally involved with those going to Baja. I wil be moving there this summer, because I cannot afford to keep my house of 25+ years.

I hope one day to film a documentary on tis issue, I am that passionate about it.

I have an idea about a show being about the strange noises of the body. Like when you hear the high pitch ring in your ear, or the noises that your stomach makes after you have eaten. I know that my mom and my stomach makes the weirdest noises and it is soooo loud. Who knew a stomach could be ...

I have an idea about a show being about the strange noises of the body. Like when you hear the high pitch ring in your ear, or the noises that your stomach makes after you have eaten. I know that my mom and my stomach makes the weirdest noises and it is soooo loud. Who knew a stomach could be so loud. Or, say for instance the bones in my feet always pop so loudly when I strech. I think it would be interesting to know that other people hear their bodies too!

My Mom was recently diagnosed with Mulitple Myeloma. It is in the smoldering stage.
I would really like to learn more about this cancer.
I watch your show everyday. I Love It!! The visual aids you use are remarkable!! They really help to understand more clearly.
Please conti...

My Mom was recently diagnosed with Mulitple Myeloma. It is in the smoldering stage.
I would really like to learn more about this cancer.
I watch your show everyday. I Love It!! The visual aids you use are remarkable!! They really help to understand more clearly.
Please continue the excellent job you are all doing!!
Hope to see a show with more info on my Moms diagnosis, Mulitple Myeloma.
Thank You So Much!!

I've heard that Continuous Chest Compression CPR (Mayo Clinic video demonstration here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5huVSebZpM) - aiming for 100 chest compressions in 1 minute without pause - is being supported by many cardiologists now as a more successful alternative to orthodox CPR in ...

I've heard that Continuous Chest Compression CPR (Mayo Clinic video demonstration here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5huVSebZpM) - aiming for 100 chest compressions in 1 minute without pause - is being supported by many cardiologists now as a more successful alternative to orthodox CPR in cases of cardiac arrest . If this works, it would be a great method to learn as nearly anyone could understand and perform the procedure with very little training. If it doesn't, perhaps you could debunk it and explain why normal CPR is more effective.

http://circ.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/116/25/e566

I have watched your show several times. I noticed how there are 4 doctors but how about adding a pharmacist to your show? I think a pharmacist may be beneficial to the show since medicines, health issues, diseases are discussed often.

I have watched your show several times. I noticed how there are 4 doctors but how about adding a pharmacist to your show? I think a pharmacist may be beneficial to the show since medicines, health issues, diseases are discussed often.