Join Boots Knighton every Tuesday for conversations on open-heart surgery from the patient perspective. Boots explores the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual experiences of surgery with fellow heart patients and health care providers. This podcast aims to help patients feel less overwhelmed so you can get on with living your best life after surgery. You not only deserve to survive open-hea... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementHealth & FitnessMedicineEducation |
In today's episode, I welcome Dr. Amy Neuzil to dive into the world of MTHFR and its impact on our heart health. Ever wondered how your DNA influences your health? Dr. Amy sheds light on how the genetic mutation, MTHFR, can affect homocysteine levels... more
In this impactful episode of The Heart Chamber Podcast, hosts Eden Morris and Boots Knighton delve into critical heart health issues. They discuss the stark effects of diet culture on heart health, emphasize the importance of tailored nutrition for h... more
Boots brings you heart news that caught her eye for the month of April in a new monthly segment! Let Boots know what you want to hear more of or less of by sending her an email boots@theheartchamberpodcast.com more
Imagine if knowing your genes could help you live a healthier, more informed life... Well, that's exactly what we're exploring in this enthralling installment of The Heart Chamber Podcast. Join Boots Knighton as she converses with Elwin Robinson of G... more
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As someone with family members who have gone through open-heart surgery, I wish they had this podcast. Boots message and mission is necessary because so many people are left with no hope.
I just love Boots sincere desire to help others. She is kind caring and truly wants to assist others with the challenges of life. I just love this podcast!
I wish a podcast like this had been around before I had my open-heart surgery. Boots’ honesty and candor about both the physical and emotional parts of the surgery is invaluable to someone preparing to have it done. It’s comforting to know you are not alone.
What an incredible journey through the whole process from diagnoses to post operation and more. Having a bridge myself, I can relate to this 100%. Hoping to be unroofed this year, I now know what to expect. Thank you for telling OUR stories.
Beautiful storytelling. I felt waves of joy, of rage, of sadness, and of hope. Thank you Boots for being the first to share your story on your podcast!
Apple Podcasts | #177 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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