Focus: Health and Wellness | Education Free Virtual Health Seminar Dr. Betsy Greenleaf give a season finale cap of all things health for men and women and the virtual summer summit free for all thing related your your health. To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home

Focus: Pet Health | Health and Wellness | Diet for Pets | Gut Health Dr. Betsy Greenleaf share a conversation with Dr. Ruth Roberts, Veterinarian, who discuss the relationship between the gut health of pets and humans. Conversation on thing that you should not be feeding your pet. ere is a conversation between Dr. Betsy Greenleaf and Dr. Ruth Roberts, Veterinarian, who discuss the relationship between the gut health of pets and humans. Conversation on thing that you should not be feeding your pet: Dr. Greenleaf: Dr. Roberts, I'm so glad to have you here today to talk about the relationship between the gut health of pets and humans. I've been following your work for a while, and I'm really interested in learning more about how our pets' gut health can impact our own. Dr. Roberts: It's my pleasure to be here, Dr. Greenleaf. I'm passionate about helping people understand the importance of gut health for both pets and humans. As you know, the gut is home to trillions of bacteria, which play a vital role in our overall health. A healthy gut helps us to digest food, absorb nutrients, and fight off infection. Dr. Greenleaf: I see. So, how can our pets' gut health impact our own? Dr. Roberts: There are a number of ways. For example, research has shown that there is a link between gut health and obesity. Studies have shown that obese people tend to have different gut bacteria than people who are not obese. This suggests that gut bacteria may play a role in weight gain. Dr. Greenleaf: That's interesting. I didn't know that. Dr. Roberts: There are also a number of studies that have shown a link between gut health and mental health. For example, one study found that people with depression had different gut bacteria than people who were not depressed. This suggests that gut bacteria may play a role in mood disorders. Dr. Greenleaf: That's really fascinating. So, what can we do to improve our pets' gut health? Dr. Roberts: There are a number of things we can do. First, we should make sure that our pets are eating a healthy diet. This means feeding them a diet that is high in fiber and low in processed foods. We should also avoid feeding them table scraps, as these can contain harmful bacteria. Dr. Greenleaf: I see. What else can we do? Dr. Roberts: We should also make sure that our pets are getting enough exercise. Exercise helps to keep the gut healthy by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria. Dr. Greenleaf: That's great advice. Thank you so much for sharing your insights with me, Dr. Roberts. I learned a lot. Dr. Roberts: You're welcome, Dr. Greenleaf. I'm always happy to talk about gut health. In addition to the above, Dr. Ruth Roberts also shared some of the things that you should not be feeding your pet, which include: Chocolate: Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats. It contains a substance called theobromine, which can cause vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and even death. Grapes and raisins: Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs. Even a small amount can be toxic. Macadamia nuts: Macadamia nuts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, and hyperthermia in dogs. Onions and garlic: Onions and garlic can cause anemia in dogs and cats. They can also cause vomiting and diarrhea. Xylitol: Xylitol is a sugar substitute that is found in many foods, including gum, candy, and baked goods. It is toxic to dogs and can cause hypoglycemia, seizures, and even death. It is important to be aware of the foods that are toxic to pets and to avoid feeding them these foods. If you are unsure about whether or not a food is safe for your pet, it is always best to err on To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home

Focus: Health and Wellness | Education | Concussion & Sports Medicine Dr Betsy Greenleaf having a conversation with Paige Roberts on important information about concussion. Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury that can be caused by a blow to the head, a fall, or a sudden change in movement. They can affect anyone, but they are most common in children and young adults who participate in sports or other activities that involve physical contact. The symptoms of a concussion can vary from person to person, but they often include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and problems with memory. In some cases, people with concussions may also experience mood changes, sleep problems, and changes in behavior. The most important thing for someone with a concussion is to rest. This means avoiding physical activity, screen time, and other activities that can make symptoms worse. People with concussions should also get plenty of sleep and drink plenty of fluids. In some cases, doctors may also prescribe medication to help with pain or other symptoms. There are a number of things that can be done to prevent concussions, including: Wearing a helmet when participating in sports or other activities that involve physical contact. Avoiding risky behaviors, such as drinking and driving or playing sports while intoxicated. Being aware of the signs and symptoms of a concussion and seeking medical attention if you believe you have sustained a concussion. To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home

Focus: Health and Wellness | Educational Information Dr. Betsy Greenleaf share a conversation with Dr Piper Gibson on the topic of Tic disorders. To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home

Focus: Exercise | Education | Health and Wellness | Women's Health Register for the summit: https://exerciseforwomen.byhealthmeans.com/reg-gift/?idev_id=26934 Dr. Betsy Greenleaf and Debra Atkinson share conversation on get your body up moving with exercise and the importance of moving the body. To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home

Focus: Health and Wellness | Educational Information Dr. Betsy Greenleaf share a conversation with Dr Piper on the topic of Tic disorders. To see more of WYTV7 videos subscribe to our Youtube channel. We provide educational, empowerment, and encouragement of educational videos to help those looking for resources. Our organization partners with diverse and inclusive individuals who share their professional and talent to give back into the community as volunteers. While our videos are great learning tools, we understand that viewers have a variety of backgrounds and learning styles, and may require some additional information. We’ve provided some complementary materials and useful guides to help you get the most out of our Live Broadcast. We convey messages from others who share their capacity, impact, and purpose of how to help others. To learn more about WYTV7 or the desire to share your amazing story visit us @ https://www.wytv7.org and follow us on Facebook, Pinterest,Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Ways to support donate @ https://www.wytv7.org/home