“Let’s Talk, Man” is your new wingman when it comes to your health.
We're trading in the sterile white coats for some real talk and even a few laughs. Think of...
Got a Calling to Save the World, Substance Abuse, Types of Therapies
Natalie McKowen grew up in the UK, but her life took a turn when she moved to South Africa. While here, she became addicted to various substances, received a ‘calling’ from God, and eventually found herself in a rural village in Mpumalanga. Join the doctors as they unpack her life and her journey to sobriety. The Real Network
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Bonga Sithole ,Child abuse, British english , Street dweller, Drug addiction
Bonga Sithole, a famous street dweller shares his experience on drug addiction, daily hustles and life on the streets The Real Network
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Rape, Child Abuse , Alcohol abuse and recovery, powerlifting coach
Doctors follow Nicholas Ingel's Journey into rape, child abuse, alcohol addiction and recovery The Real Network
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Journey with lymphedema, Liver transplant survivor, Rare Realities podcast
Doctors will be following the Journey of a liver transplant survivor living with lymphedema The Real Network
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Strangled Penis, Obesity Struggles, Ozempic causes Blindness, Lekompo music video
In this deeply honest episode, doctors discuss a condition called paraphimosis, which could lead to the head of the penis falling off. We also speak with Elon Mogale, also known as Popompo, a TikTok and Moja star, about his struggles with obesity and weight loss. The doctors further explain various interesting studies for the week, including one that reveals Ozempic could potentially cause blindness. The Real Network
“Let’s Talk, Man” is your new wingman when it comes to your health.
We're trading in the sterile white coats for some real talk and even a few laughs. Think of us as your bro who happens to be a doctor. We're here to spill the beans on everything from your junk to your heart, without the medical jargon or awkward silence.
So ditch Dr. Google and tune in – your body will thank you.
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