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Sep 16, 2026

Michelle LoyGUEST
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Flip Your Script,
Padmaja PatelHOST
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the vodcast from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine that's all about clinicians redefining care through innovation, leadership, and lifestyle medicine.
Padmaja PatelHOST
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My name is Dr. Padmaja Patel, and I'm the current president of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and serve as chief medical officer of Nudge Health.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:32
The future of healthcare isn't being written in policy briefs or press releases.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:37
It's being written by clinicians who dare to prescribe differently, by leaders who rebuild systems from the ground up, by patients who reclaim their health when someone finally gave them the right tools.
Padmaja PatelHOST
1:25
She serves as co-chair of the South Carolina AAP Pediatric Healthy Lifestyles Committee.
Padmaja PatelHOST
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Dr. Brackbill works at the Center for Pediatric Medicine, a pediatric resident teaching clinic serving the largest population of publicly insured children in South Carolina.
Padmaja PatelHOST
1:48
She comes to lifestyle medicine with a health equity lens and loves using lifestyle medicine to help children and families to live their healthiest lives.
Rakesh JotwaniHOST
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I'm Dr.
Rakesh JotwaniHOST
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Rock, a lifestyle medicine physician and host of The Health Feast, the podcast where health stops feeling like a chore and starts feeling like a joyful and abundant feast.
Rakesh JotwaniHOST
0:50
Well, today I am overjoyed to welcome Charles Innes back to the program.
Rakesh JotwaniHOST
0:57
Charles is a doctor of physical therapy, and he started his career as a personal trainer.
Padmaja PatelHOST
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Thank you.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:12
Welcome to Flip Your Script, the vodcast from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine that's all about clinicians redefining care through innovation, leadership, and lifestyle medicine.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:23
My name is Dr. Padmata Patel.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:25
I'm the current president of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and serve as chief medical officer of Nudge Health.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:32
The future of healthcare isn't being written in policy briefs or press releases.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:37
It's being written by clinicians who dare to prescribe differently, by leaders who rebuild systems from the ground up, by patients who reclaim their health when someone finally gave them the right tools.
Padmaja PatelHOST
0:52
Each episode of Flip Your Script brings you five key takeaways from the people living that story, because the best way to change medicine is to hear from those already doing it.
Padmaja PatelHOST
1:04
In this episode, we're honored to be joined by the leaders of the Lifestyle Medicine in the Workplace member interest group.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
0:21
Well, in honor of National Fruit and Veggies Month, we're taking a closer look at this innovative approach to healthy living.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
0:28
That's why we're excited to welcome Dr. Michelle McMacken, Executive Director for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine at New York City Health and Hospitals.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
0:36
In 2019, Dr. McMacken launched the Plant-Based Lifestyle Medicine Program, which has since expanded throughout the system's hospitals in all five boroughs.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
0:46
We'll learn more about the program and explore how the lifestyle approach is making a real difference in the fight against diabetes.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
0:54
Welcome to Health is the Key, Dr. McMacken.

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Elizabeth MooreHOST
6:50
And that's a great intro to your program and the lifestyle aspect.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
6:56
So we've all heard throughout our lives that eating right, exercise, getting sleep, it's going to keep us healthy.
Elizabeth MooreHOST
7:04
So what is new about this approach? And can you just talk a little bit about how the Lifestyle Medicine Program came about?
Joanne DemersHOST
0:01
Hi, welcome back to the Aging Mouse podcast, a lifestyle medicine podcast where together we explore lifestyle, wellness, and our everyday choices that shape the way we age.
Joanne DemersHOST
0:12
I am Joanne Demers, your weekly wellness companion.
Joanne DemersHOST
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I hope you are having your perfect day today.
Joanne DemersHOST
1:27
I should have known the difference.
Joanne DemersHOST
1:33
Being me, I started looking into it and it got me to thinking that maybe I'm not the only one confused by all the medicine practices out there today.
Joanne DemersHOST
1:44
We have Western medicine, holistic medicine, Eastern medicine, functional medicine, and lifestyle medicine.
Joanne DemersHOST
1:54
Oh, and okay.
Joanne DemersHOST
1:56
So lifestyle medicine and the wild card Ayurveda.
Tyler SlayGUEST
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I ask my partner for reassurance that I'm gonna be okay.
Tyler SlayGUEST
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I show up at Lifestyle Medicine at UMC-
Josie BidwellHOST
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Mm-hmm
Tyler SlayGUEST
19:52
... and, you know, get-
Kelly BowmanHOST
0:03
So why are healthcare costs still rising and chronic disease still such a challenge? According to my guest today, part of the problem is that improving employee health takes more than gym discounts, step challenges, and checking a box.
Kelly BowmanHOST
0:18
In this episode, I talk with Val Tavon, Vice President of Population Health Strategy and Well-Being at IMA, about lifestyle medicine and what it looks like to address the root causes of employee health while creating a workplace culture where people can actually thrive.
Kelly BowmanHOST
0:35
We talk about the evidence behind this approach, the challenges keeping employers up at night, and practical steps organizations can take to build healthier, more engaged workforces.
Kelly BowmanHOST
0:46
I'm Kelly Bowman, and this is IMA's On The Pulse, where we have thoughtful conversations about the strategies shaping the future of employer health and well-being.
Val TivnanGUEST
3:51
And of course, I don't do this alone.
Val TivnanGUEST
3:53
We have an amazing team, not only here at IMA Boston, but also nationally with the whole health team, also including the data analytics team at IMA who are terrific.
Val TivnanGUEST
4:06
So by educating our clients on the best practices, connecting them with high-quality programs and partners when needed, as well as frequently evaluating our results through a systematic process evaluation, we aim to bring lifestyle medicine into their workplaces, creating a culture of well-being where employees are engaged and also enjoying going to work.
Val TivnanGUEST
4:29
I'm assuming all companies would love that, employees who wake up excited to go to work and leave work healthier and happier than when they arrived.
Micah YuHOST
0:29
Welcome to the Autoimmune Alchemy Podcast, where we turn complex autoimmune science into clear, practical steps you can use to feel better and take control of your health.
Micah YuHOST
0:41
Hi everyone, today we have Dr. Tamako Katsumoto, who is not only board-certified rheumatologist, but she's also a board-certified lifestyle medicine physician.
Micah YuHOST
0:54
Not only that, she's also a Clinical Associate Professor of Immunology and Rheumatology at Stanford University, and she's also the Director of the Rheumatology Oncology Clinic.
Micah YuHOST
1:06
Her work specializes in the intersection of diet, inflammation, autoimmunity, and cancer.
Micah YuHOST
1:31
Thank you.
Micah YuHOST
1:31
Thank you so much.
Micah YuHOST
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And I'm so honored to have you on the show to give your expertise because I am always interested to talking to other integrator rheumatologists who are also lifestyle medicine board certified and especially someone that comes from academic center because there's not many rheumatologists are integrative and lifestyle boarded that are coming from academic center.
Micah YuHOST
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So this is going to be an excellent episode.
Glenn OngHOST
0:00
Welcome to The Big Show and The Big Show TV.
Glenn OngHOST
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and completed postgraduate training in family medicine, occupational medicine, and lifestyle medicine as well.
Glenn OngHOST
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He's a founding member and vice president of the Singaporean Society of Lifestyle Medicine, and he practices at ATA Medical, delivering personalized prevention-focused care worldwide.
Glenn OngHOST
0:41
Welcome, Dr. Leng.
Glenn OngHOST
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Thank you for having me.
AngelHOST
0:54
No
Leonard LengGUEST
0:54
secret elixir I'm taking, unfortunately.
AngelHOST
0:57
Speaking of secret elixir, I just want to touch on the whole lifestyle medicine portion of your accolades that were mentioned by Glenn.

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Holistic Medicine _ 100 Amazing Facts to Fall asleep To

Aug 24 · 3 Mentions

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It is a broad system that often includes nutrition, sleep, exercise, stress management, herbal products, supplements and prevention-focused counselling.
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Some parts overlap strongly with mainstream health advice, especially lifestyle medicine.
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Other parts vary widely in evidence and safety.
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Training and regulation also differ by country and region, which means the quality of care can vary greatly.

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It gives science a human destination.
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The body is treated so the person can live.
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Lifestyle medicine focuses on habits that prevent chronic disease.
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Modern healthcare often meets illness after it has already taken root.

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