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Neck Discoloration? Might Be a sign of poor health
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In this episode of the Five Rivers Podcast, Dr. Sumeet Arora is joined by Amber Smith, a seasoned fitness expert, nutrition coach, and mother of five, as they discuss key health insights for identifying and addressing pre-diabetes and insulin resistance.
Amber highlights cultural barriers to healthcare, emphasizing the mistrust among African-American communities and the importance of representation in the medical field. Together, they explore strategies like community health fairs and proactive screening to break these barriers.
Dr. Arora explains the early signs of pre-diabetes, including acanthosis nigricans (darkening of the skin around the neck) and abdominal fat accumulation, stressing the need for timely intervention. They also touch on lifestyle factors, such as diet, sugary beverages, and the distinction between healthy and unhealthy obesity. The conversation delves into how genetic and epigenetic factors, including maternal health during pregnancy, shape long-term health outcomes.
Tune in to gain actionable tips on improving health for yourself and your community. Don't forget to share this episode to help spread awareness about early detection and prevention of diabetes!
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