How do you feel about making major changes? Is there a life-changing decision awaiting your action? In this episode, Dr. Adam Splaver shares some great news. It is something exciting, yet it can also be considered something anxiety-inducing. Adam talks about the magic of starting anew and leaving unnecessary things behind. He reflects on things that used to hold him back, and the prospect of accepting that the possibilities are endless if you do not veer away from change.

Have you ever wondered about the value of your nose for your breathing and overall health? In this episode of Warrior Health, Adam is joined by an experienced ENT, Dr. Ariel Grobman to discuss the importance of nasal health and the basics of nasal surgery. You will learn more about why you should breathe through your nose, nasal health concerns, and what you should expect or not expect in undergoing nasal surgery.

In this episode of Warrior Health Adam brings on special guest Emily Basford. Emily’s passion for wellness began at a young age. She ran her first race (1 mile) at the age of two and has enjoyed learning and experimenting with healthy living practices ever since. She is a sound healer, private yoga instructor, and public speaker with the vision of empowering soul-full leaders to live vibrantly. She “creates space” for YOU to feel grounded, centered, and relaxed.

Have you ever spent an entire day watching back-to-back seasons of a TV series or catching up on missed episodes of your favorite TV show? Just like almost everybody else of this generation, you also probably engage in binge-watching. Today, Dr. Adam Splaver discusses how binge-watching could hurt your health. From having a sedentary lifestyle to sleep cycle disruption, it's a good idea to keep binge-watching to a minimum and keep our health in check.

Today, Dr. Adam Splaver takes on the topic of atrial fibrillation or what we call as AFib, which is a common form of irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). In this episode, Dr. Splaver discusses what happens to the heart during an AFib, what treatments are usually done, and the complications associated with it. If you or someone you know has atrial fibrillation, Dr.Splayer suggests consulting a doctor immediately, specifically about treating the condition in the long term

In this episode of Warrior Health, Adam recalls that time when his gym locker was broken into and his important valuables were stolen. After storming out from the gym, filing a police report, and finally picking up the pieces, he then asked himself, what is he supposed to gain from this situation? Adam learned about the essence of submitting, that this is just what life is about, and we need to let go and let flow.

Today Adam has a famous interior designer who knows how to connect the interior design of her client’s sacred space to their inner being. Ines Martins, the owner of Ines Martins Design, focuses on the art of living in harmony as she designs her client's personal space. She believes that your outer world is a reflection of your inner world. Therefore, you attract the life you desire by making a change to your surroundings.

In this episode of Warrior Health, Adam gives his insights on Dating. For all single men and women out there, you might be asking the question, “How can you really find the ‘one’ destined for you?” Adam answers this question by stressing the importance of living your true, authentic self. He suggests a powerful way, and that is to list down all your traits, blessings, and gifts. There is a need to enumerate all these things so that you can show them to other people, particularly to your...

Do the veins in your legs look overly pronounced? It’s probably worth a trip to your doctor to check for varicose veins. Whether it’s the result of strain from pregnancy, endured trauma or just hereditary, there are treatments available and they’re not the barbaric practices of the past. Varicose veins aren’t just a cosmetic issue, they can cause pain, swelling, and even skin ulcers.

Dr. Splaver never in a million years thought he would be talking about measles as a current issue, but with over 750 cases in the U.S. this year there’s a lot of confusion surrounding the issue. Adam goes over the MMR vaccine, some reasons people choose to opt out of it, and how you can protect yourself. Find out who is most at risk, how complications can be deadly and other honest information on risks vs benefits so you can make an informed decision.

Atherosclerosis, a fancy name for the clogging of arteries.  Whether it be fats, cholesterol or even nicotine, these blockages can lead to a heart attack.  Dr. Splaver warns that symptoms don’t usually occur until an artery is at least 70% blocked. Atherosclerosis can be slowed or stopped but is much harder to reverse.  If you have risk factors for coronary disease Dr. Splaver suggests a non-invasive imaging test to stay on top of the issue.

Dr. Splaver often gets asked by patients about the benefits of a fish oil supplement, so today that’s what we’re discussing. Fish oil is an omega-3 fatty acid that most people first hear of in regards to helping their metabolism, giving them more energy, but at its core, fish oil helps maintain cell membranes. Adam explains why a healthy cell membrane is so important to our health and wellbeing but warns that not all brands of fish oil are created equal.

Today we’re discussing the practice of fasting, not for spiritual reasons but for health and wellness. Adam shares his experience on an intense, 5-day ‘extended fast’ and how it helped to reset his metabolism and boost his immune system. More common is the practice of ‘intermittent fasting’, which Adam calls more of an eating strategy than a diet. Fasting can be beneficial in the context of health and wellness but always consult your physician first.

Today Adam has longtime friend and yoga expert, Miriam Amselem, in the studio to talk about living our best life. They discuss how technology today has us available 24/7, doing too much, and feeling rushed. Miriam reminds listeners there is no trophy for being the busiest and that being more focused and deliberate with our time will always get us further. Yoga is a great way to practice mindfulness and simply slow down, something we should all try.

Today we’re joined by special guest, Edward Fion, whose titles include psychic medium, life coach, motivational speaker, and spiritual advisor. Edward is here to help us in our daily decision-making, from the mundane to the extraordinary. Edward says decisions are made from either unconditional love or from fear. He goes on to explain how we can be mindful of what is driving our decisions and warns to be wary of fear’s twin brother, ego, that can charade as unconditional love.

Today Dr. Adam has two guests, Tah and Kole, who are experts in personal development from top to bottom, inside and out. Today they’re talking to listeners about the trauma cycle, how it affects our health and puts our bodies in a state of dis-ease. If you’re familiar with bio-hacking, they take that a step further and help clients to end trauma cycles, get out of toxic thought patterns and take a holistic approach to longevity.

Joining us today on Warrior Health is a special guest and international comedian, Mona Aburmishan.  Adam and Mona talk about the profound impact laughter has on our health and well-being. We’ve all heard the saying, ‘laughter is the best medicine’, but there is so much more to it.  Did you know when a room of people are laughing together their heartbeats are synchronized? Mona would argue that comedians are modern-day philosophers that can bring people together and facilitate healing.

Adam is joined today by self-protection guru, Nick Balestriere, who has too many qualifications to list. Nick started as a personal trainer and was driven to take his teachings a step further after a client was a victim of an armed robbery. Learning self-protection skills takes mental and physical commitment but it’s something Nick says we should all possess. Your personal safety and protection is your responsibility, are you prepared?

Your Warrior Health host, Dr. Adam, has brought in a special guest, dietician Suzanne Fisher, to help him talk about nutrition. Suzanne is currently working on developing meal planning software and a mobile app to make nutrition easy. With all of the conflicting studies on what is healthy and what is not, Suzanne and Adam discuss some easy lifestyle changes that can make a big impact.

Do you have a love/hate relationship with traveling? Who doesn’t love seeing new places, or maybe you’re simply required to travel, either way, it can be very taxing. From diet and exercise to sleep patterns, traveling can make it easy to stray from our normal schedule and tough to get back on. Before setting off on his own travels, Dr. Adam shares his tips and tricks for maintaining some normalcy while away from home.

Have you ever had a fight with a friend? Did you hold on to the anger, resentment, negative energy longer than you should have? Today, Adam pulls from his personal life to share with listeners the importance of forgiveness. Those other feelings are a natural reaction but don’t dwell in them. Take responsibility for your part, apologize, but most importantly, forgive; give yourself permission to let go of the negative energy.

Do you know the difference between sadness and depression? In this episode of Warrior Health, Dr. Adam explains how the two differ and warns that the most common treatment isn’t necessarily the best. There are a number of contributing factors that can be addressed naturally rather than simply blunting the feelings with pills. Let Dr. Adam encourage you to avoid the quick fix and explore a more holistic approach.

There are many people nowadays that follow a salt-restricted diet believing it is healthier for them but is that really the case? In this episode of Warrior Health, Dr. Adam explains how salt can work against and for your body. It is not always the case that salt is bad for you, it has a number of health benefits and help regulate your body. Follow along in this episode as Dr. Adam explains how a salt-restricted diet may not be the best option.

Responsibility is an important aspect of life but where in your life do you lack responsibility? In this episode of Warrior Health, Dr. Adam explains how an irresponsible patient had him examining his own life to see where he is irresponsible. In the end, we’re only human and taking responsibility in all aspects of our life 100% of the time is difficult. Join Dr. Adam in this episode as he explains that we should not just judge others on their lack of responsibility but also examine our own...