Wendy Zuckerman

Today's Ask Me Anything is brought to you by Amazon. Whether it's delivering medication to your door with Amazon Pharmacy or 24-7 virtual care with Amazon One Medical. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. So we are here with our little segment of Ask Me Anything with senior producer Rose Rimla. Hi, Wendy. And you've come to me with some questions from our lovely, lovely listeners.

Today's Ask Me Anything is brought to you by Amazon. Whether it's delivering medication to your door with Amazon Pharmacy or 24-7 virtual care with Amazon One Medical. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. So we are here with our little segment of Ask Me Anything with senior producer Rose Rimla. Hi, Wendy. And you've come to me with some questions from our lovely, lovely listeners.

Today's Ask Me Anything is brought to you by Amazon. Whether it's delivering medication to your door with Amazon Pharmacy or 24-7 virtual care with Amazon One Medical. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. So we are here with our little segment of Ask Me Anything with senior producer Rose Rimla. Hi, Wendy. And you've come to me with some questions from our lovely, lovely listeners.

Well, thank you. Um, no, I have not done any casting for my voice. And in fact, early in my career, I was told that my voice is too low for radio.

Well, thank you. Um, no, I have not done any casting for my voice. And in fact, early in my career, I was told that my voice is too low for radio.

Well, thank you. Um, no, I have not done any casting for my voice. And in fact, early in my career, I was told that my voice is too low for radio.

I think it was explicitly told to me not feminine enough. And I was in fact given tips to speak, I'll do it now, higher up here. in my voice up here and that that would be better for my career if I would speak like this.

I think it was explicitly told to me not feminine enough. And I was in fact given tips to speak, I'll do it now, higher up here. in my voice up here and that that would be better for my career if I would speak like this.

I think it was explicitly told to me not feminine enough. And I was in fact given tips to speak, I'll do it now, higher up here. in my voice up here and that that would be better for my career if I would speak like this.

These days, I think about the microplastics episode the most. Really? Yeah. Rose, this was your episode because it really has changed what I do day to day. It's annoying to not put plastics in the dishwasher.

These days, I think about the microplastics episode the most. Really? Yeah. Rose, this was your episode because it really has changed what I do day to day. It's annoying to not put plastics in the dishwasher.

These days, I think about the microplastics episode the most. Really? Yeah. Rose, this was your episode because it really has changed what I do day to day. It's annoying to not put plastics in the dishwasher.

Thanks, Rose. Thanks, Wendy. Today's Ask Me Anything was brought to you by Amazon. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. Welcome back. Today on the show, methamphetamine. Next up, meth mouth. There's this idea that meth is so bad for your teeth that it'll make them fall out and your gums will turn black.

Thanks, Rose. Thanks, Wendy. Today's Ask Me Anything was brought to you by Amazon. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. Welcome back. Today on the show, methamphetamine. Next up, meth mouth. There's this idea that meth is so bad for your teeth that it'll make them fall out and your gums will turn black.

Thanks, Rose. Thanks, Wendy. Today's Ask Me Anything was brought to you by Amazon. Thanks to Amazon, healthcare just got less painful. Welcome back. Today on the show, methamphetamine. Next up, meth mouth. There's this idea that meth is so bad for your teeth that it'll make them fall out and your gums will turn black.

And for one of our listeners, we'll call them Fallon, they said that after smoking meth for just a couple of years, a few of their back teeth were pretty messed up.

And for one of our listeners, we'll call them Fallon, they said that after smoking meth for just a couple of years, a few of their back teeth were pretty messed up.

And for one of our listeners, we'll call them Fallon, they said that after smoking meth for just a couple of years, a few of their back teeth were pretty messed up.

And a study of more than 500 heavy meth users found that just under a third of them had six or more missing teeth, which is quite a bit higher than the general population. Meth users also have higher rates of holes in their teeth and gum disease. And this all makes sense based on everything we've heard about meth, right?

And a study of more than 500 heavy meth users found that just under a third of them had six or more missing teeth, which is quite a bit higher than the general population. Meth users also have higher rates of holes in their teeth and gum disease. And this all makes sense based on everything we've heard about meth, right?