Medical Malpractice and Transgender Issues on Tola Talks – Ep #234

In this episode, Rich Tola discusses various topics including a controversial medical malpractice case involving transgender surgeries, the ongoing issues of homelessness and drug addiction, a celebration of a Doberman Pinscher winning a dog show, and humorous insights on looking and feeling younger. He emphasizes the importance of belief and personal growth in achieving a youthful mindset.

Watch now and discover: → Homelessness is a complex issue that requires comprehensive solutions. → The importance of stable housing in overcoming addiction. → Belief in oneself is crucial for personal growth and feeling young. → Celebrating achievements in the canine world can bring joy – the winner is, Doberman Pinscher. → Transgender lawsuit may open the flood gates for similar doctor abuse cases.

How to Beat Depression + Movie Review on Tola Talks – Ep #225

In this conversation, Rich Tola discusses the importance of wellness through three main topics: the ABCs of health, the impact of exercise on mental health, and a review of Bradley Cooper’s film ‘Is This Thing On?’. He shares personal experiences, emphasizes the benefits of exercise as a natural antidepressant, and provides insights into maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The conversation concludes with a recommendation for the film, highlighting its relevance to relationships and personal growth.

Watch now and discover: → Exercise can rival antidepressants in treating depression. → Regular movement boosts mood and cognitive function. → Mental and physical health are interconnected, while exercise is often overlooked in mental health treatment. → Movies can reflect real-life struggles and provide insights. → Staying active is a lifelong commitment to health.

Never Live in Fear – Ep 20 – Tola Talks Texas

Today is all about doing whatever it takes to never live in fear. Because during the past two years of this COVID pandemic, the powers to be have done their best to control you by instilling fear in your mind, body and spirit. No doubt fear controls – so never let it happen. In our last Tola Talks Texas, at least for now while I travel and spend time with family, I do my best to communicate why we need to get rid of the divide between the vaccinated and unvaccinated. Plus kudos to Bill Maher for his recent monologue about not wanting to live in a masked, paranoid world and never being scared of COVID, but rather the reaction to it. Not to mention this particular comment that I totally agree: So, the fact that America, the medical establishment never even attempted to get people to live a healthier lifestyle as response to this pandemic is a giant scandal to me. Right on Bill, because everyone needs to get with the program and Drink from the Fountain of Youth, like I do. And no matter what, stay strong, stay positive, stay true to your dreams…and get your workout in.

Peace – R

Enjoy the simple things

What if you couldn’t tie your shoelaces or put your daughter’s hair in a braid?  This past weekend a 26 year old woman was given a hand transplant during a successful 14 hour operation at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center – the first such transplant in the state of California.  To be whole again.  And to enjoy the simple things like braiding her daughter’s hair were the young woman’s wishes.  Good news followed the operation – she’s already moving her fingers as the donor’s hand “matched beyond expectation”. Although a hand transplant comes with lifelong risks, lead surgeon Dr. Azari said, “The reasonable expectation is she will get sensation back and she will use her hand.  So far it looks spot on”.  Let’s radiate positive energy for our young woman, and let’s all enjoy the simple things in life.  Including our daily 5 minute fat burning workout.  Here’s #13.  R