Podcast: Health for the unhealthy
Can you eat a bag of chips a day without getting fat? Is it better to be active and overweight than to sit still and be thin? Should I smoke e-cigarettes or snuff? Should I give up meat and sugar or neither? Experts meet and answer questions they don't usually get asked. And politicians try to figure out what they really want to achieve and how.
Health for the Unhealthy is led by physician Vincent Amble-Naess and EPHI Communications Officer Nicolina Söderqvist.
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103. summer, sun and internal storms
In this episode, psychiatric patient Roger Lundgren and psychiatrist David Eberhard meet to discuss mental illness and the role of psychiatry in our modern secular society. Has psychiatry taken over the role of the church in supporting people's existential...
102. Train for the adventure
To roller ski from Smygehuk to Barcelona or cycle across the American continent, you need a good physique. This week, the podcast is hosted by Fredrik Erixon who runs an adventure school. He talks about what it takes to succeed with both extreme physical...
101. training for the nation
Biff up the body instead of stockpiling canned food, wrote officer L-O Nilsson on DN debate on July 2, 2023. L-O, who is responsible for training in physical combat value in the Armed Forces, believes that our physical decay is a danger to the nation in the event of war. I...
100. Anniversary episode!
Health for the unhealthy celebrates one hundred episodes together with some of the funniest and most current former guests of the podcast. If you want to see us and them live, see you June 29 in Almedalen! Read more at ephi.se.
99. Are farm sales killing the monopoly?
Two of the country's leading experts on EU law, Joakim Zander and Jörgen Hettne, discuss the possible consequences of farm sales. "We will not be able to maintain our Systembolaget monopoly," says one. "We can probably, with skillful political dexterity,...
98. Have another drink
Måns Rosén is a professor of public health science who has been head of both the Epidemiological Center at the National Board of Health and Welfare and SBU. Now retired, he dares to tell us how he thinks we should live to stay healthy and happy for as long as possible.
97. The synapses of care
After 15 years at the helm of the Stockholm region's healthcare system, Gustaf Drougge has set up the think tank Synaps to make healthcare work better. He believes that it is possible to eliminate queues and make healthcare more accessible, as long as you shift the perspective from...
96. Health trends
The number of health books is increasing year by year. Readers never seem to get enough of new diets or health theories. Cecilia Viklund is a health book publisher at Bonniers and always has her finger in the air when it comes to new trends. She is a guest on the podcast and talks about what is hottest right ...
95. What does a hypnotist do?
What does a hypnotist actually do? Can hypnosis cure modern ailments? In this week's episode of Health for the Unhealthy, Marie Söderqvist meets hypnotist Boel Björkenwall who gives her views on this unconventional treatment method.
94. Surviving a murder
In Visby, during the Almedalen Week, we saw a person murder another person. How do you react? What happens in the brain? Do you ever become yourself again and what can you do to manage your feelings? Mathilda and Markus, who both testified against the murderer Theodor Engström in...