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Your Health Rocks with Dr. Mache Seibel, MD

HealthRock is a health education company that uses original music to teach people how to stay well, founded in 2003 by Dr. Mache (Pronounced MAYsh) Seibel. Health Rock’s music has been performed at national meetings and on national radio and television, including PBS. Dr. Seibel has won multiple awards for his compositions including a 2009 CD of the Year Award from Creative Child for his Preschool CD. He has been featured in People magazine and appeared on the Today Show, Inside Edition and other national media.

Dr. Seibel is a professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Director of the Complicated Menopause Program at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Prior to that, he spent nearly 20 years on the Harvard Medical School faculty. He has authored 11 books, over 200 scientific articles and is the past Editor in Chief of Sexuality, Reproduction & Menopause. He has won awards for research, writing and patient education. In 2008 he was selected as a distinguished alumnus of the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Dr. Seibel is consistently listed in Woodward & Whites Best Doctors in America.

Archived Shows

• Your Health Rocks – One of America's leading experts in health literacy explains how to prepare yourself before you go to the doctor

  Helen Osborne, M.Ed., OTR/L is founder of Health Literacy Consulting and Health Literacy Out Loud podcasts.

• Your Health Rocks – 57 million Americans with pre-diabetes and 6 million with diabetes don't know they have the diagnosis. Are you one of them?

  Guest Christopher Boynton, Executive Director of the American Diabetes Association, Eastern New England, tells what you need to know.

• Your Health Rocks – Health, nutrition and you: Tips for eating healthy, taking the right supplement and where to learn more

  David Fryxell, managing editor of the Tufts Health & Nutrition Letter explains what you need to know about nutrition to stay healthy.

• Your Health Rocks – Learn how getting enough sleep can increase teens' energy, help clear their acne and control their weight, lower their risk of depression and suicide, and reduce their need to sleep in school.

  Sleep specialist and author Dr. Helene Emsellem, Director of the Center for Sleep and Wake Disorders at Chevy Chase, Md. discusses her new book Snooze...or Lose: 10 "No-War" Ways to Improve Your Teen's Sleep Habits.

• Your Health Rocks – Dr. Richard Price

  Spokesperson for the American Dental Association, offers 4 essential tips that keep your mouth healthy and your self esteem high. Enjoy this fun interview!

• Your Health Rocks – How To Save Your Life: A Medical Emergency Guide

  Shelly Glazier, LiMFT and Instructor at Brandeis Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (BOLLI) discusses a soon to be published book that explains what is a medical emergency, when to call 911, and what to do until the ambulance arrives.

• Your Health Rocks – Music and Medicine. How music can be used to change group behavior

  Dr. David Alter, Associate Professor at the University of Toronto, discusses his organization's efforts to make music part of the doctor's bag of tools.

• Your Health Rocks – An interview with Brad Saul, President of Matrix Media on the soon to be launch of Prime Access Capital.

  If you are visually or hearing impaired and need access to banking that makes it accessible to you, learn about how a new approach is about to change the face of banking for those with disabilities.

• Your Health Rocks – The 30 Day Diabetes Cure: Stefan Ripich, ND discusses his new book.

  Listen and learn the 30 day life style changing steps you can take to reverse diabetes and reduce your risk of serious complications from this challenging disease.

• Your Health Rocks – Mehmet Oz, MD's Childhood Obesity Initiative Becomes A Movement

  HealthCorps President, Michelle Bouchard discusses the approach her organization has taken in schools across America and explains how it rose from a concept to a movement.

• Your Health Rocks – How too little sleep affects kid's behavior and risk of disease

  Judith Owens, MD, MPH, Director of the Pediatric Sleep Disorder Clinic at Hasbro Children's Hospital and Brown University explains how much sleep kids need, and the surprisingly big health risk it is if they don't get it.

• Your Health Rocks – Heart to Heart: What you need to know to stay heart healthy

  American Heart Association Board Member and Professor and Director, Heart and Vascular Center of Excellence at the University of Massachusetts Medical School explains why heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States and offers easy to understand tips on how to stay heart healthy.

• Your Health Rocks – An interview with REAL AGE Pediatrician Jenn Trachtenberg about her new book: The Smart Parent's Guide to Getting Your Kids Through Checkups, Illnesses, Accidents.

  Learn how to pick a pediatrician, how to choose a hospital, how to know a pediatric emergency and much more.

• Your Health Rocks – To Defeat Menopause; Recipes for a Healthy Midlife.

  Menopause expert Karen Giblin of the Red Hot Mamas talks about her new book, Eat To Defeat Menopause and offers advice and information women need to thrive in menopause.

• Your Health Rocks – Advances in Premature Delivery Outcome: Tips to save your newborns life

  We talk with Rob Insoft, MD, Director of Harvard Medical School's Brigham & Women's Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to learn about premature birth and what you should be discussing with your doctor before you deliver.

• Your Health Rocks – Infertility and minimally invasive surgery: Understanding new treatments that lead to pregnancy and new surgeries that improve healing and reduce blood loss.

  We talk with Brian Clark, MD, Associate Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology School and Director of the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility at the University of Massachusetts Medical about the latest information.

• Your Health Rocks – Part one: Quit Smoking: why you get addicted; tips to help you stop. Part two: the importance of prevention in the new health proposal.

  We talk with professional speaker, respiratory therapist and smoking cessation expert Dennis Mahoney about tips and techniques to help you stop smoking.

• Your Health Rocks – Eating For Good Health: Nutritionist tips to keep you healthy.

  We talk with University of Massachusetts Nutritionist Barbara Olendzki about tips and info you need in the kitchen, dining room or grocery store.