The Doctors discuss the ongoing opioid epidemic, sharing that it could take more lives than the AIDS pandemic did.
Addiction
The Doctors share a current email making the rounds claiming that mixing cream of tartar with orange juice will help flush nicotine out of the body so you won’t have cravings
Actor and filmmaker Kirk Cameron shares his findings with The Doctors from his film 'Connect' which aims to get to the bottom of how technology and kids are interacting.
The Doctors discuss “Snapchat dysmorphia”, a negative side effect of these filters that may promote fake self-images and make users dissatisfied with how they look in real life.
The Doctors discuss a recent study that found the rate of prescription opioid use in states with greater access to medical marijuana to treat chronic and acute pain were less likely to get prescription opioids.
The Doctors are joined by neuroscientist and medical cannabis expert Dr. Adie Wilson-Poe and addiction specialists Ken Seeley to discuss whether more access to medical marijuana can help curb our nation’s opioid addiction.
The Doctors discuss the commentary from online forums that reveals people are using fitness trackers to monitor their vitals while taking drugs.
The Doctors discuss reports of people using fitness trackers to monitor their health vitals like heart rate while doing drugs because they believe it can prevent an overdose.
The Doctors and cardiologist Dr. Jacqueline Eubany share how drugs can severely damage the heart and possibly cost you your life.
While providing haircuts to the homeless, celebrity stylist Jason Schneidman meets Cody, who is living on the streets and addicted to heroin. Jason takes Cody to the Rebos Treatment Center in hopes of getting his life back on track.