š„ Doc Dialogue | Last Week in Health
- doc dialogue
- Nov 17, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 2, 2025
š§ What we covered:
Last week we explored how everyday symptoms and subtle body signals can reveal what is really happening inside the body. From metabolism and sleep to genetics and gut health, the focus was on early detection and understanding the clues our bodies give us long before things become serious.

š¹ The videos we uploaded:
1ļøā£ The Secret Weapon for Weight Loss: Itās Not Cardio
Why building muscle is one of the most effective long term tools for improving metabolism and sustaining weight loss.
2ļøā£ Why Doctors Look Inside Your Mouth to Check Your Sleep
A simple visual test that helps doctors spot signs of blocked airways and possible sleep apnoea.
3ļøā£ What That Dangly Thing in Your Throat Actually Does: Uvula Explained
The uvula plays important roles in swallowing, speech and protecting the airway.
4ļøā£ Why Young Athletes Suddenly Collapse: HOCM Explained
A genetic heart condition that can quietly put young people at risk during intense exercise.
5ļøā£ Why Gluten Makes Some People Seriously Sick: Celiac Explained
An autoimmune reaction where gluten damages the small intestine and affects nutrient absorption.
6ļøā£ The Gut Condition Most People Ignore: Until Itās Serious
Diverticulitis can cause severe abdominal pain when pockets in the colon become inflamed or infected.
7ļøā£ Heart Racing for No Reason: It Could Be AFib
A common heart rhythm issue that can cause palpitations, breathlessness and increased stroke risk.
Key takeaway:
Small symptoms can carry big information. Whether it is a racing heart, poor sleep, gut pain or sudden fatigue, understanding the signals your body sends is the first step in preventing bigger health problems. Awareness drives action and action protects long term health.
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