Living With a Doctor For a Week - Will He Help? | Doctor In The House | Full Episode | Origin
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- What would a doctor discover if they lived with you twenty four hours a day? This series will see Dr Rangan Chatterjee leave the comfort of his GP surgery to spend time with families across Britain.
Nicola has been diagnosed with ten different conditions, including fibromyalgia, ME, sciatica and depression. Her pain and exhaustion has led her to become addicted to painkillers and almost housebound. Can Dr Chatterjee help Nicola find the cause of her problems and improve her health so that she can enjoy life again with her three young sons?
Laverne is suffering from stress and severe exhaustion, and at risk of developing life threatening type 2 diabetes. As a single mother she works two jobs as a car saleswoman and a nightclub bouncer, whilst juggling the demands of her two young sons. Rangan must find a way to completely overhaul her lifestyle, including her diet, sleeping habits and work-life balance.
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What an amazing doctor. I have been a Nurse for 7 years and I have never had a doctor talk to patients like he does.
These people are so damn lucky!
Indeed and he’s so in tune with each member of the family! How cool that he got someone to show the mom and daughter how to make their favourite goat curry but the healthy way????
hospital dr's very different than GPs thats for sure
He (Dr. Rangan) has true Indian value in his blood. He is Indian origin Doctor. He is carrying our old sanatan (Hinduism) value that teaches us that entire word is like your own family. In Sanskrit it's called "Vasudhaiv Katunmbkam ".
if everyone was half as good at their jobs as this doctor, the world would be a better place
True
I'm sure my gp would do it if they could make a career of it and make this much of a living...
He's really the best. He helped me work better in my field. Just be curious and ask!
This is medicine! I am currently in my 4th year of study, and I have been feeling hopeless seeing how being a doctor works outside the classroom. I'd like to be a doctor that provides holistic care and healing instead of being a glorified drug dealer.
I think every doctor should learn about nutrition and how natural whole food helps the body heals naturally.....
@@phuahnini6871 Recommend you to look into alternative medicine on the side when you have time to really enhance your medicinal knowledge.
Good on you, Dr. Nhlapo
You will be the unicorn doctor that everyone tries to find. Knowledgeable about medicine and complimentary therapies that can support the body to heal. Good luck with your studies.
Yep that's most Doctors - Glorified Drug Dealers. They are fast becoming a disrespected occupation just like Lawyers.
Sad thing is how she was mad when he sugested that her fear can add up to her feeling unwell phisically.
Well the truth is it can. I have been there.
I Had different kind of pain, numbness and so one, all over my body. Had lots and lots of different tests, but in The end the stress and my mental health was the reason.
I've received medicine for depression like symptoms, and the pain was gone right away.
So yeah, stress can lead to physical pain.
After some time, when I felt that I have more balance in my life I stopped taking medicine and the pain didn't come back
@@clumsy_koala6732 yeah i agree with you, but i feel like she just had enough. She was desperate cause over years her doctors tried telling her different things and in that moment she just felt like that again, when at the beginning he seemed to be her last hope.
The only thing i understood from this episode "the mitochindria is the powerhouse of the cell"
Lol, why is that the one thing that people always remember from biology lessons?
At least spme of us learned it, children in Canadian public school are not learning anything about their bodies!
What a beautiful soul this doctor is. Someone who actually cares. Our health care in Germany has the same problems like in Britain. Doctors have about 10 minutes with their patients, no time to talk about details and properly assess a possible root cause. They prescribe pills to manage symptoms and that's it. If you want the kind of help this doctor is offering, you need to see a naturopath and pay out of your own pocket. I think that's sad. These people clearly show how much it matters that someone actually cares about what you do and how it affects you. They are motivated by the personal care. I think medicine needs to go back to some basic principles of health instead of prescribing more and more meds that don't heal you.
Hes such a good soul , he touched my heart . The team who filming this is respectful and respecting when people need a break.I wish we would have such sensitive doctors here in germany
Haben wir :) wenn du mit deinen Ärzten nicht glücklich bist such dir einen anderen! Ich habe auch mehrfach meine Ärzte gewechselt und bin jetzt bei einem, bei dem ich mich total wohl und absolut ernst genommen fühle - also gib nicht auf 🙃
@@krischezockt1916 puh. So eine luxuriöse Situation gibt es höchstens in den beliebten Uni-Städten. In weiten Regionen Deutschlands ist der Ärztemangel so groß, dass man betteln muss um überhaupt bei einem Hausarzt o. Frauenarzt noch aufgenommen zu werden. Die meisten hier verweigern neue Patienten aufgrund von Überlastung und erst recht solche die schon bei einem anderen Artzt waren.
I wish i had the energy to do half the things Laverne does on a daily basis. I'd be exhausted too
Healthy food is everything... That gave me ideas, thanks, this show is really useful
Why did the delivery on "At least I am not going to cry over a piece of cheese" made me laugh 😂 very relatable sibling fight
Damn! This is a REAL doctor. I haven't seen one exist almost...ever. Really. Straight to B12 shots and elimination diet. A real doctor wow..
Pharmacological symptoms management "more tablets and more tablets and it's just a mess!!!: Your not wrong kid.
Modern western medicine is fabulous at acute emergency care but sucks at pretty well everything else and actual health care.
Always two things in common in programs like this. GP's who seem to dish out drugs like sweets, and poor nutrition choices. People nowdays each so much processed food, so much sugary drinks (even the sugar free ones are full of chemicals).
Did you even watch this?
God bless you Dr Rangan! What a star doctor!
This program brought tears to my eyes. You have so much patience, empathy and loves for human beings. Dr, you are a gift and a blessing for those in need.
I am hooked, after two previous episodes. It is clear that Dr Chatterjee’s
interest in his patients
as people, and not just a cluster of symptoms, is one of the reasons for his ability to motivate change and attain success. I find these case studies so encouraging.
Nicola was basically on the way to being a prescription drug addict with all those opiates in her body. No wonder she's exhausted and falling asleep by 5pm. Poor bugger, surely one doctor somewhere could see how much junk she was on and do something about it.
This doctor is showing us the futures way of treating their patients.This is how every Doctor's in the future will be ❤️
Her husband is very caring.
the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
This series is so helpful. Instead of pill after pill, looking for the root cause is the only way. The holistic approach.
Have some carrots and hummus and stop ya moaning! Put down that Snickers! That wasn’t so bad was it!
Remember, talk to yourself like a friend, not be to harsh on yourself. Thanks for remembering me on this.
My young docteur says : enjoy yourself carefully...
I went to medical school, and they never once taught us anything like this. Everything was rote memorization and external, diagnostic-based, nothing about this internal thought process, which turns out to be so important, and is the reason people like me sought to be doctors to begin with: to help others. Instead they turn us into algorithm-following robots. I left the profession and became something else.
Awesome, I hope you continue with this line of thought, and learn as much as you can from this Doctor. Never stop learning, the more you learn the better off your patients will be! All the best to you!
Yay! Been waiting... Please load all the episodes if you can. Love this series!! 😊
Doc Thank you for making these videos. I too started the diet of cauliflower rice n stopped normal rice n bread. Feeling so so much better n energetic.
She doesn't sleep at all. I don't know how she has the energy for two works and caring for her mother and her sons. Really superwomen.
Not entirely, superwoman could fly - this poor woman was pushing herself through her days fuelled by pure adrenaline and cortisol!
@@kellymurphy6667 I had insomnia for years. You can be very active without sleep, but your whole organism is struggling.
The way the is goning she is working get self way too hard you cant do what she is doing and not suffer some healt problems
@@josefinbjork1086 Yes. I know because I also have health problems for the same reason.
I'm loving this show. Thank you Doc
I feel like we’ve told ourselves heavily processed digestible materials /sugar is “ food.” Is it really? Or is it just fats, sugars, and a cocktail of other chemicals you can technically put through your digestive system. No nutritional content, so can really count it as “ food?” I think not 😢🤷🏻♀️
That is what ads have been made believe. I've got rid of my telly years ago. That made a différence. And a young docteur took over the old one. He taught me a lot about healthy food. From time to time a creamy sugary fatty chocolate cake, without guilt as he says : enjoy yourself carefully...
WHO DOESNT LIKE SWEET POTATOES
Who noticed the Supermarket's name at 12:12?
Tbh i feel most times, the diagnosis of fibromyalgia is just a blanket diagnosis for undiagnosed pain. Quite often physicians can’t figure out the cause of pain, diagnose it as fibromyalgia and prescribe pain relief medication. It doesn’t deal with the issue but most western medicine doesn’t really anyways. There is a senior in med sch who cracked a joke before graduation saying: the doctors’ job is to distract the patient enough while their body heals itself. Although thats just a joke and to some extent true, but I feel that is the differentiation btw a normal GP and a good doctor.
We need more doctors like him in this world !!!
Just 7 minutes in...and she's described my life for the last 30 years; including the medication she's been taking.
Did you follow this doctor's advice, and did it work for you?
I wish they could mention the simple action of grounding.this poor with ME person probably hasn't touched her bare feet to the healing anti inflammatory element of grass and dirt for decades. The most understated simple scientifically prooven form of healing and reducing inflammation ...the problem is no one will ever believe it, its too simple .
BUT I LISTENED AND IT WAS MIRACULOUS.
What a lovely, supportive family. Awesome doctor, too.
I have learned so much from this doctor...
Wait Doreen is a Jamaican ! I love this doctor he is so into his patients handling with care. Respect sir
The oldest son and middle son are very mature.
Yep. I have lived with several mental illness for alot of my life. But this year when I had some bad physical problems that really physically sick feeling broke me mentally.
Your approach is wrong . If you don’t do without potatoes,milk,fruit the patient is still assuming sugars that causes all the problems.
Transition periods are the hardest part of a treatment
I too have a lot of dietary and health problems. So many people think it is all in my head, Makes me so mad,
Did you change your diet? If so, what was the impact?
@@quiet7632 I went under a dietitian and ended up only eating about six different foods. In some way it helped but I did not get near enough good food to keep going. No energy, tired all the time, dry hair and dry skin. I gave up with her and slowly added foods until I had some sort of balance. I eat mostly gluten and dairy free as well as a low Fodmap diet. I still have not been able to work out exactly what I can and can't eat with the exception of a few things. Corn makes me very sick. My thyroid is slightly overactive now also. I am constantly exhausted and live with brain fog and lots of aches and pains and 24/7 headaches as well as heart issues which doctors think were brought on my my stomach issues but I think it may have been stress or a combination of both. It has been going on for over 8 years. At the worst time I lost almost 20kg. Finally in recent months I have started putting it on again but that is because I am eating more of foods I shouldn't eat which I need to stop doing because I am getting sick again.
wow! keep going doc! You're every sick persons dream and you are doing the healing work that doctors should do.
Mine does. He is a bit younger than me so it sounded weird at first, five years ago when he took over his practice. I can't see him now without him teaching me something new. I even drink hot lemon juice before anything else. And scarcelly any junk food apart for the odd chocolate cake but as he says : enjoy yourself carefully.
She has a very caring mother.
How do I seen you commenting on every video on this channel lol, why the multiple short ones though🙈
@@aislingdavis9066 Are you do anything else in your life besides following the number of my comments?
@@aislingdavis9066 need a bandaid or a whole ass dressing?
@@aislingdavis9066 I noticed that as well 😅
Nicola is only 39 and looks like she’s approaching her 60s !
For the first lady with fibromalalgia, what actually helped her ? Was it sibo the root cause ? Then the mindfulness relived the rest of the problems
I have fibromyalgia and I found diet change, gentle exercise, mindfulness (particularly meditation focused on being mindful of pain) and working hard to ensure I was living in alignment with my values and living more authentically went a Long way to making my fibromyalgia symptoms almost disappear. Also, and this is really important, respecting my mind’s and my body’s need to rest.
Now, when I have a flare-up of symptoms I can usually just rest a bit and it gets better. If I find myself having flare ups very often, I re-evaluate my life to work out where I am not living authentically and see if I can make changes (not always possible immediately given financial situations).
I only say this because I think it isn’t just one thing that helped, but rather all the things. And I guarantee that the feeling of agency and control over her own life that seeing the impact of making these changes had on her also contributed.
Noooooo he just prescribed cipro for SIBO! He was doing such a good job till then!!!
She would 100% be going through withdrawals from sugar, junk and drugs so no wonder she feels like shit!!!
It reminds me the series good doctor.......
Well done Doctor
We will be blessed if all the doctor do like you to cure hardest disease with such care
This really resonates with me cuz I also have numerous conditions and fibromyalgia is a big one
I've been having so much stomach troubles after quitting Olanzapine after taking it for 3 years. The doctors don't say it's becase of that. But it's weird how it all started right when I stopped it. Now I'm finally feeling pretty good in my stomach, after having around two weeks where I had to go to the bathroom 10-20 times a day. I was so exhausted. But on wednesday in 4 days I have to get a Colonoscopy. And I need to get intense diahhrea to clean out my large intestine beforehand. The procedure itself I'm not stoo scared about, but the cleaning of my large intestines. My gutflora have already been having it real hard with all my digestive issues. And making it go through that does not seem like a good idea. My doctor say I should get it done. But I'm pretty good now. Only go to bathroom once a day now! And I'd really like to not mess with my microbiome or gut flora again after all it's been through lately. And the only things they can detect with that treatment is polyps, cancer crohns and a few other type of things like crohns. I'm really thinking about cancelling my appointment, but I know my doctor would be pissed. Anyone have suggestions on what I should do?
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. Never though I'd actually hear a medical practitioner say that in real life
Bahaha! Exactly what I thought! I only heard my teachers in school say this on repeat 😅
On the money. Never heard about Mitochondria in 30 years of completing my school.😅😅
Her sons are sweethearts.
I am only subscribing to Origin for this great content. This doctor actually gives a shit.
17 painkillers a day. ? I was worried about it taking 2 Percocets a day.
I feel you! When I was young my doctor kept prescripting me at least 2-3 drugs always at least one high one when I really just had a cold or sth that have could been treated with less. I had a lot of health conditions and was ill often.
Then I moved and switches doctors and told her that I first want to try it with alternative medicine and then drus if needed. Got rid of a lot of health problems and I am not always ill but do struggle now taking ibuprofen etc
It seems like there's something going on with Nicola mentally/emotionally. No wonder she's so tired all the time when she's on such a high dosage of daily pain medication. Obesity is also a contributing factor to pain and tiredness.
There's one thing tho love. I was skinny as a stick when I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
8:02 he said it he said the thing lol
The way this has been made and the motoric(spelling?) of this doctor...it is much like Gordon Ramsey. Sounds strange, but it looks to me like the same makers are behind this.
I was thinking the same, it is similar as 'kitchen nightmares', finding the shortcoming and working on improving it.
I couldn't even take pain killers after surgery because of how much they constipated me. I don't know how she takes so many every day.
Very helpful program. Getting diagnosed is also horrendous, not being believed, its depressing. Best of luck to you all.
Thank heaven this information is becoming known more and more. Certain foods make us sick or ccan heal us. However, it is not easy to give up on loved habits. It's a pity not more of this Doctor in The House episodes were produced.
Hi, does anyone know the full name or Twitter of the nutritionist , please ?
Rangan Chatterjee I think if I am not wrong
Crap I think I have fibromyalgia
Can someone tell me which rice he recommends at 25:35 ? I am no native speaker so I can not hear what he says properly. Ah, now I understood, the speaker pronounces it more clear at 26:03
Blumenkohl
Coliflower rice. Its just the vegetable chooed into small pieces to resemvle rice
he deserve Doctor Strange tittle
She is overweight for a diabetic. Diabetics have a healthier weight when they switch to a proper diet. They melt because they don't eat a lot of glucose and fat.
Type 2 diabetics eat too much glucose. This leads to an increase in insulin, which leads to insulin resistance, which results in high levels of glucose in the body. Type one diabetes is the opposite. They don't create any insulin. They really shouldn't both be called diabetes. They're literally completely opposite conditions
@@CaptainTodger69 Read my other comment. My grandmother is the opposite case. She is 89 years old. She got diabetes from stress ( not food ) almost 4o years ago.
@@tanjahorvatserbiaoldslavsh4685 stress management and good sleep are definitely two of the key factors in reducing insulin, and managing insulin resistance (which is the cause of diabetes 2), but you still can't have it without the poor diet. Which is essentially processed food, carbs, and sugar
I also have extreme fatigue, wish he could visit me :/
I need him visit me 😭 gonna follow his diet
You are amazing. This has helped me. 😘🥰
I'm so far in and no-one is talking food...so frustrating
everybody need this Doctor . world body need to Change Doctor's way of Treatment .
Please upload more episodes!
It *is* 'in her head' though...
It's sad that a lot of these blood work abnormalitites are things that could have been picked up and potential helped earlier by a GP. It just shows the gaps in our healthcare system.
Hello Doctor, I need your help. How I contact you, really needs your help.
Hmmm this sounds like Lyme Disease
Chronic Lyme is a quack
Can anyone please tell me what cameras they might be using to shoot the episode .?
She is gOOd at yoga !!!
chronical fatigue can also be related to emotional trauma. it hasnt come up yet
Water BEST treatment
Thanksfor the option of subttitles in spanish too
Chatterjee
lessons early in life for those kids .
Very good for them
Education is the key you are a great doctor
The lady has a lot of medicine
What a FABULOUS doctor!
mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell.
A holistic view to cure deseases.
Nicola is so beautiful. I like her.
I want a spit cortisol test but theyre like 400 dollars
I wish every Dr was like him.
Water is delicious . I drink 2 bottles a DAY
What if she needs to go to bed at earlier. While her C levels are low.
Good to see a Bengali বাঙালি doctor
Her husband is soo caring
POWER HOUSE OF THE CELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
He is of Indian origin. Point is if he was good then why don't visit India and serve the people here?
He's British.
My grandmother is 89 years old. She got diabetes from stress almost 40 years ago. The diet must be mild and unsalted. Without glucose. Fructose can but not too much. Glucose is easiest to lower by physical activity ( for example - by chopping wood ).
ps. My grandmother has a big wood stove. She cooks on that stove. In the winter, that stove heats her apartment. She also lives in the village.
While true, chopping wood is such an obscure example, also I doubt their backyard is big enough for a fire
@@shadowkyber2510 My grandmother has a big wood stove. She cooks on that stove. In the winter, that stove heats her apartment. She also lives in the village.
Yahoo..the doctor has it right about the food…I haven’t finished watching yet but I hope he takes all the animal products in her diet