In this episode:In this episode the Medical Mailbag looks at the evidence for the Calibre. Do the maker's claims stand up to the science and what can this device do for you? Plus, exploring the profound emotional landscape of addiction and recovery, the podcast then delves into the experiences of Todd Crandall, an individual who transformed his life from one of substance abuse to becoming a champion for sobriety through triathlon. Crandall discusses the roots of addiction, tracing his struggles back to childhood trauma and the loss of family members to addiction. He emphasizes that addiction often stems from deeper emotional voids rather than merely the substances themselves. The conversation highlights the importance of addressing these internal struggles to truly heal. Crandall advocates for the idea that recovery does not necessarily require hitting rock bottom; instead, it can be a conscious decision to change one's life path. He shares his journey into triathlon, positioning it as a positive outlet that provided him with structure, purpose, and a supportive community. The episode is a testament to resilience and the power of transformation, illustrating how physical fitness can serve as a powerful tool for recovery, provided one also engages in internal healing.Segments:[06:26]- Medical Mailbag: Calibre[31:52]- Interview: Todd Crandell LinksTodd's Website Todd's Facebook group Todd's Facebook page @Soberultraman on Instagram Todd's Website @Soberultraman on X Todd on YouTube

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