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In solving their private problems and not just being another form of white trash entertainment that Jerry Springer presented in the 90's.I am not one to watch these kinds of talk shows because of the idiots that are inclined to be on them and the problems that these idiots bring on themselves by dating serial adulterers or living with their interfering mothers. With Dr. Phil you get the opposite of the spectrum. You get good decent everyday people whose private problems might seem minor from an outsider's point of view. But with the aid of verbal description and hidden cameras we discover examples of sleep terrors that are having a profound affect on the individual suffering on them and how he or she can become a physical night time threat to the health of his or her loved ones. Dr. Phil's problem solving technique is very straightforward. He uses a tough love approach where he insists on the guest using their common sense to solve their problems. This leads to often-humorous quips from Dr. Phil regarding the pettiness of the couple's situations. In the areas of substance dependency Dr. Phil is more than willing to use all his powers with seeking the best professional help available to help his guests.With a show like Dr. Phil's you can expect that you will be completely enthralled by some case matters or totally bored by others. That is one of my main three faults with this show. My second fault is that Dr. Phil pretends he cares but not before he markets his latest book. Every show produces another new book that relates to that days subject matter. Either Dr. Phil publishes a new book every week or he wants to clear his shelves of the books that did not sell before 2002

Way of eating. He has extensively researched the health benefits of low carb with a focus on heart health, through many hours of reading the medical literature, books, and listening to podcasts as well as personal discussions with many of the physician leaders and citizen scientists involved in the low carb movement.In his recent book, Stay Off My Operating Table, Dr. Ovadia discusses the principles of optimizing metabolic health to prevent heart disease and other chronic diseases. He also hosts the Stay Off My Operating Table Podcast, is a frequent guest on other podcasts, focused on metabolic and heart health, and has delivered lectures at conferences focused on metabolic health.Dr. Ovadia has also established Ovadia Heart Health, a tele-health practice that focuses on the prevention and treatment of metabolic and heart disease, utilizing lifestyle and dietary modification.He incorporates his hands-on clinical experience with heart disease and the personal insights he has gained in his own struggle with obesity and poor metabolic health.Dr. Ovadia is board certified in cardiothoracic surgery and general surgery. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and is a founding member of the Society of Metabolic Health Practitioners.Dr. Ovadia currently lives in Florida with his wonderful wife and two amazing daughters.Welcome to the Deep Wealth Podcast and once again, the doctor is in the house. The doctor is in the house. We have Dr. Phil Ovadia with us once again, we're gonna be doing a deep dive on something that's of personal interest to me. I know for a lot of our listeners, and ultimately, it's a take your health to take your well-being, both personally, and if you're healthy, your business will be even better off to the next level. But before we do that, Dr. Ovadia, welcome back to the Deep Wealth Podcast and for our new listeners, because we've been growing leaps and bounds since we last spoke, all new listeners to the community for their benefit. There's always a story behind the story. What's your story?What got you to where you are today?[00:04:45] Dr. Phil Ovadia: Sure. Great to be back here, Jeffrey. And I've certainly been enjoying listening to your podcast as well, so you can count me as one of the new members. You know my story. I've been a practicing heart surgeon now for over 20 years, and I've done over 3000 heart surgeries, and for much

Is now all about the money, nothing is serious enough to support this anymore.Get on with your lives and let it rest.It is on repeat. There's no new topics and he agrees with the majority all the time. No surprise there !!Get a life !dozic67Jun 13, 2020PermalinkDKosty123Aug 14, 2017PermalinkHere's how I see the show. Talk about the problem. Ok, THAT is good. But, once the issues are addressed, WHY CONSTANTLY CIRCLE around them?Just keep an eye out for this pattern. There's NO significant progress, RIGHT UNTIL the next Ad Break."We'll continue... after the break."Me: "REALLY? No!" Just switch channels, when the show comes on. No need to thank me. You're welcome for the eye opener.Jario_362Jun 20, 2021Permalink10/10How good is dr phill I reckon he could beat jerry springer in a fightbevo-13678Dec 6, 2020Permalink1/10Dr. Phil can not help other people who have problems, and some people just get on the show to air out their dirty laundry. They can not solve their own problems and, neither can Dr. Phil. He is very stupid, in my honest opinion. He always says, "I've got a friend who is/does...blah, blah, blah..."ONE OF THE WORST PROGRAMS ON TELEVISION.davidwhite-56776May 7, 2021Permalink10/10I love the stories on this show, sometimes Dr Phil can be a little harsh or demeaning to his guests, but I still enjoy the show and the help he offers the guests. I wish it were on DVD because I would buy all episodes!nicolebayleySep 8, 2018Permalink7/10I like that Dr. Phil is trying to help all of these people out but lately it's more about the show. He can call some people extremely rude for telling someone else to shut up, but when that person does it back the audience claps for them. It's bogus. He needs to be 100% fair all the way around. On