How the Human Body Works & Stories Your Doctor Won’t Tell You
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Today on Something You Should Know, how did the Easter Bunny become part of the Easter celebration? Then a fascinating tour of the human body where you'll hear things you probably never knew.
For instance... The salt levels in the bloodstream, the sodium and chloride are high, the potassium is low, and that balance happens to match the concentration of salts in the ocean. And I sort of love that because the kidneys, by making urine, carry around the ocean inside of each of us.
Also, why worrying is a waste of time, most of the time, and a doctor who has collected stories from other doctors about miracles and other strange medical happenings.
When I tell these stories to my patients, they will frequently say, I've had that experience too, and I was afraid to tell anyone about it. That's been my experience, that people and doctors both are afraid to tell about these experiences because they're so unusual.
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