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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50. Dependent personality

Twin brothers Torsten and Richard Flinck, who recently met on the Sigge Eklund Reunion podcast, talk candidly to David Eberhard about drugs and addiction problems. How do you go from dangerous drugs to less dangerous ones and what are the benefits of...

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49. Rain man of the swimming world

Mikael Rosén is a swimming coach, author of the book Open Water, national open water team captain and three-time Vansbrosimmet winner. He talks to David Eberhard about whether it's right or wrong to close bathhouses, how the elite tackle pandemics and...

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48. Sedentary lifestyle is also a deadly epidemic

Now the Prime Minister has said that we should not go to the gym. Stockholm, Malmö and several other municipalities have closed swimming pools, gyms and all races are canceled. In our attempts to save ourselves from a pandemic, the second life-threatening pandemic,...

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47. Will we all go mad before the pandemic is over?

Psychiatrist Mats Ek and psychologist Joel Forsbom join us to discuss how long we will be able to endure all the COVID restrictions. What happens to us when all fun is canceled and we are forced into isolation? Will it create depression and anxiety, or will we even...

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46. Gender theories - does it make us sick?

Anna-Karin Wyndhamn has both been a supernanny on TV3 and worked at the National Secretariat for Gender Research. Wyndhamn, who has a doctorate in education, is highly critical of what she calls the gender doctrine. In conversation with David Eberhard, they note that gender science...

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45. A glass of red wine a day is good for you

David Eberhard interviews Fredrik Nyström, doctor and professor. He questions the removal of red wine from the classic Mediterranean diet in Sweden and argues that one or two glasses of red wine with dinner will make you healthier. So stop fearing moderate amounts of alcohol - is...

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44. Can tobacco companies be trusted?

Anette Rosengren, CEO of one of the world's largest tobacco companies, says they are prepared to give up profitable cigarettes if they are allowed to sell other, less harmful products. But should we believe it? Aftonbladet journalist Peter Kadhammar does not...

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43. Cognitive dissonance

David Eberhard meets journalist and author Ola Wong who, in his summer talk, told how he became sick of "thinking wrong" when he thought about Swedish immigration policy. His perception of reality and what people around him were saying didn't match and...

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42. Extreme training

David Eberhard meets Yuri Lederman, a dying theater man who has acquired the physique of a 30-year-old at the age of 70, and Fredrik Erixon, the training fanatic who has skied the Vasaloppet 16 times, completed Ö to Ö and several Ironman competitions. Together they try to find out ...

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41. To live to 100 or to smoke in peace? Which is more important?

Maria Rankka, former CEO of Timbro, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and now an entrepreneur in the health industry, thinks everyone should live as if they could live to be 100. Ulf Brunnberg, an actor who often sticks his neck out, thinks that people should be allowed to do what they want...

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