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00:00Here are our health and wellness tips brought to you by the trusted doctors of the country here in Pinoy M.D.

00:13Happy and healthy morning to all of you, my dear friends.

00:17I am your host in Kalusugan, Connie Sison.

00:19And later, we will be joined by our trusted dermatologist, Dr. Jean,

00:25to answer your FB questions about your health.

00:31Stay tuned for the return of Pinoy M.D.

00:34Because when it comes to health, this is legit.

00:38Stay tuned later.

00:40In this video, you will see an old woman whose whole body is shaking.

00:49She is screaming.

00:50She is screaming.

00:54And it seems like she is panting.

00:59I saw my mom panting.

01:01In spite of the screaming of the people who told her not to come near her,

01:04there is a strong-willed person who shouted at her.

01:08Others told me not to come near her.

01:12How is the woman in the video?

01:17She is really hurt.

01:20She is really hurt.

01:24Meanwhile, here is our dermatologist, Dr. Jean,

01:27to answer some of your FB questions.

01:32Here it is.

01:33Dr. Jean, good morning first.

01:35Good morning, Connie.

01:36And of course, good morning to all the viewers of Pinoy M.D.

01:41For the first question, Dr. Jean,

01:43how can we avoid sweating our hands, feet, and shoulders?

01:47It is embarrassing.

01:49First of all, sometimes, you are genetically predisposed.

01:54Especially if you are still young, but you are sweating,

01:58it means that it is in your genes.

02:00But usually, there are triggers.

02:04For example, if you are very anxious and nervous,

02:07you will have an exam.

02:09So, you should learn to relax.

02:11Second, do you have any medication that you are taking?

02:15There are medications that can speed up the sweating of our body.

02:21Sometimes, there are anti-psychotic medications.

02:25If you really cannot avoid sweating,

02:27you should avoid cloths, especially those that heat up your body.

02:34And of course, it is also prohibited to eat spicy food,

02:40drink alcohol,

02:42and of course, caffeine.

02:44Green tea or coffee.

02:48And of course, we can also use antiperspirant.

02:55So, at night, put it on your armpits and feet

03:01so that the antiperspirant will be absorbed immediately.

03:05But of course, take a bath first before you put it.

03:09For our second question,

03:12the question is,

03:14how can we avoid dandruff when we are getting hair treatment?

03:19Just make sure that when you are getting hair treatment,

03:22it is thoroughly washed off.

03:24And of course, avoid using too many hair products

03:29like gels, waxes that clog the pores.

03:33And make sure that you wash your hair every day.

03:36Because your products might be left on your scalp.

03:41That will really clog the pores.

03:43Or sometimes, these hair treatments can be too drying.

03:47So, if your hair treatment is too drying,

03:49then you should space out.

03:56In this video, you will see an old woman whose whole body is shaking.

04:02Hold on! Hold on!

04:05She is screaming.

04:08Don't come near me!

04:10And it seems like she is panting.

04:13Hold on! Hold on!

04:15I saw my mom panting.

04:17In spite of the screaming of the people,

04:19don't come near my mom,

04:20there is a strong-willed person who shouted at her.

04:24Some people said, don't come near me.

04:27Don't come near me!

04:28How was the woman in the video?

04:31Hold on! Hold on!

04:33She really got hurt.

04:36And lastly, Doctor Jean,

04:37this question was brought to us by Alon.

04:40His question is,

04:41how can we avoid having flakes

04:44or peeling skin?

04:47And how can this be removed?

04:50Alright, maybe your skin is peeling

04:53because it is too dry.

04:56It could be because of the soaps that you are using.

04:59It could be because of friction or trauma.

05:02Do you have chemicals that you touch often?

05:06For example, when you wash,

05:08when others wash,

05:10their feet and hands get wet.

05:13The water is actually drying.

05:15Plus, if you add detergent,

05:17it can add to the dryness.

05:20So, that's what we often see.

05:22Chemicals,

05:23rather than trauma,

05:24your shoes,

05:25maybe you don't wear shoes

05:27or your shoes are too rough.

05:31Anything that can actually cause dryness and irritation

05:34of the feet and the hands

05:36can actually cause dryness.

05:38Sometimes, there are drynesses that have infections.

05:42Maybe you have a yeast infection

05:46or fungal infection.

05:48The best thing is to go to a dermatologist

05:52to see what the source is.

05:54If it's an allergic type,

05:56irritant type,

05:57or fungal type.

05:59Thank you so very much, Dr. Jean,

06:01for answering the questions of our viewers.

06:03Of course, let us remind you,

06:05keep them coming.

06:06Just send us your questions every Saturday.

06:09And maybe next week,

06:10ask us what we read.

06:26Our favorite this morning is

06:28Sigarilyas.

06:30Sigarilyas became our favorite

06:32because aside from being easy to cook,

06:34it's also delicious to eat,

06:36and it's cheap in the market.

06:40Sigarilyas or weng din

06:42is already cheap,

06:43and it's also rich in nutrients.

06:46Sigarilyas is usually served by Marguerite

06:49to her dishes.

06:52When you cook it,

06:53it's crunchy

06:54and it has no aftertaste.

06:56That's why even kids will like it.

07:01It's not just for her kids,

07:04but also for her parents

07:06who are getting old.

07:08In our family,

07:09since my parents are 50 years old and above,

07:13they prefer to eat vegetables

07:15than meat.

07:16That's why I'm used to

07:18cooking different kinds of vegetables.

07:20For today's video,

07:21we're going to cook

07:22Stir-Fried Sigarilyas.

07:24They eat it 4 times a week.

07:27If it's a vegetarian dish,

07:28it's because of its beneficial

07:30for your health.

07:32I learned that Sigarilyas

07:35is good for diabetics.

07:36And since we often eat out,

07:39especially sweets,

07:40that's also our way

07:42to avoid becoming diabetic,

07:44especially our parents who are getting old.

07:47It's good for our immune system

07:51because it's rich in both

07:53vitamin A and vitamin C.

07:56If you have food allergies,

07:59it indicates that you're likely

08:01to lack vitamin A.

08:04According to Madrelyn's parents,

08:07their digestion became better

08:09when they eat Sigarilyas.

08:11It's easier for them to get dirty

08:13when they eat Sigarilyas

08:15and I cook it for them.

08:17That's why Sigarilyas

08:19has become their favorite.

08:21It's high in fiber.

08:23So if you have chronic digestive symptoms

08:27like constipation,

08:28Sigarilyas will help.

08:30It's also rich in vitamins and minerals.

08:35It's also beneficial for the heart

08:38because it's high in Omega-3 fatty acids.

08:42It's also important for our eyes

08:45because Sigarilyas is also rich

08:48in beta-carotene,

08:50which can also be converted into vitamin A.

08:53It's rich in phytonutrients

08:56that serve as antioxidants.

09:00But even though it's beneficial,

09:02many people believe that Sigarilyas

09:05may be the reason

09:07for the increase in uric acid.

09:09Doc, is this true?

09:11The uric acid in our blood,

09:14in our intestines,

09:15only accounts for 30%

09:17of the food that's rich in purine,

09:20such as meat or legumes,

09:24such as beans.

09:25A big part of our uric acid in our blood

09:29is a reflection of cellular turnover.

09:33It's not just in food

09:35that the uric acid increases.

09:38In fact, the increase in uric acid

09:40is a prediction

09:41that your body

09:43has many metabolic dysfunctions.

09:48Our internist and health and wellness doctor,

09:51Doc Oye,

09:52added that it's still important

09:54to eat in a balanced diet.

09:57That's why Marguerite Lin

09:59has prepared different types of Sigarilyas.

10:04Just like Sigarilyas.

10:11Just prepare the onions,

10:13garlic,

10:14pepper,

10:15oyster sauce,

10:16salt,

10:17chili,

10:18mayonnaise,

10:19ground pork,

10:20and Sigarilyas.

10:23We'll oil the ground meat

10:25to avoid too much cholesterol

10:27for this dish.

10:30Once the ground meat is oiled,

10:32we'll set aside the ground meat

10:34and we can now add the garlic.

10:37We can now add the onions.

10:44Then we'll add the Sigarilyas.

10:51Once the Sigarilyas are cooked,

10:53we can now add the oyster sauce.

10:57We'll also add pepper

10:59and a little salt.

11:01We'll just mix it again

11:02until the ingredients are well combined.

11:07Once the ingredients are well mixed,

11:09we can now add the chili.

11:14We can now add mayonnaise.

11:16We'll just add half of it.

11:23This is okay.

11:24And here's our Sigarilyas.

11:26It's delicious,

11:27cheap,

11:28and nutritious.

11:32It's like Sisig.

11:34I'm not a vegetable,

11:35but you can be a vegetable here.

11:37It's delicious.

11:38It tastes like Sisig.

11:41The amount of food you eat

11:44based on calories

11:45or the amount of it,

11:46we divide it.

11:48We want 40% to come from carbohydrates,

11:52and 30% should come from protein,

11:55and 30% should come from

11:58good sources of fatty acids.

12:01There's nothing prohibited

12:02as long as God gives us food.

12:05What's important in food is balance.

12:08And this is not a process.

12:10It's to maintain the right amount of nutrients

12:13to repair and restore

12:16the health of our body.

12:27His grandmother was already attacking him,

12:28so I called his son,

12:31because his son couldn't move.

12:34He was selling fruits

12:36with his grandson.

12:38Kim, who is a farmer,

12:40couldn't resist

12:41and didn't approach his mother.

12:43Because my grandmother is strong.

12:45She pulled me.

12:46We were about to fall.

12:50My mother was breathing,

12:52but she couldn't move.

12:53She was doing this

12:55to her chest.

12:57She was trying to catch her breath.

13:00Kim is a nursing aide

13:01and lives near his grandmother.

13:03That's why he couldn't resist

13:05and didn't help the elderly,

13:08especially when this happened

13:10to his grandmother.

13:11My grandmother has high blood pressure.

13:13Actually, she's dead now.

13:15She was attacked like that before.

13:18It's the same as what happened

13:20to my grandmother and me.

13:22She was trying to catch her breath.

13:25It was like she was having a seizure.

13:28That's why I saw my grandmother.

13:31According to Kim,

13:33the weather was very hot that day.

13:36For me, it was really hot.

13:39I sat down

13:40and rubbed her face

13:41and her hair.

13:44According to the emergency medicine physician,

13:46Dr. Ralph Lorenz-Dantes,

13:49the weather is very hot

13:51and it's dangerous to the health.

13:53In my background,

13:55I was at work

13:56in a hot environment.

13:58Especially now,

13:59when the weather is very hot,

14:01there's a possibility

14:03that she might develop a heat stroke.

14:08Hearing and listening

14:10of the mother's body

14:11can be a sign of a seizure.

14:14A seizure is when

14:16there's an activity in the brain.

14:19If there's an imbalance

14:20in the activity in the brain,

14:22the patient can have a seizure.

14:26According to Dr. Lorenz-Dantes,

14:27a seizure can trigger

14:29the heat of the weather.

14:30Mami is in an open area,

14:33so her exposure to heat

14:36is high.

14:37In a heat stroke,

14:39it can manifest as a seizure.

14:43Our brain has a mechanism

14:45to regulate the temperature of our body.

14:48If the temperature is too high,

14:52the defense mechanism

14:54of our body is lost.

14:57So the tendency is

14:59for the patient to have a seizure attack.

15:03A week after the incident,

15:05we talked to Rosalina,

15:07a 69-year-old mother.

15:09She's the one in the video.

15:19Despite her age

15:20and a high blood pressure,

15:22she still works in the market.

15:25I sell rice cakes

15:27and I cook in the heat.

15:29I have to buy medicine

15:31for my skin.

15:34She said she didn't feel well

15:36before she had a seizure.

15:39I didn't understand why

15:41she had a seizure.

15:45I tried to stop it,

15:46but I couldn't.

15:48I've been waiting for a long time,

15:50but it was my first time.

15:54According to the doctor,

15:55a high blood pressure

15:57can contribute to a seizure.

15:59But in Rosalina's condition,

16:01a deeper examination

16:03should be done

16:04to determine the cause.

16:06One of the complications

16:08of a high BP

16:10is that there can be

16:12blood clots in the veins.

16:14We can't associate

16:16the medication

16:18for high blood pressure

16:20with what happened in the video.

16:22Again, there are many possibilities

16:24that we need to investigate further.

16:28The doctor reminds us

16:29to avoid restraining

16:32or stopping the patient

16:34from breathing.

16:36We should allow the patient

16:38to breathe.

16:39We shouldn't restrain them.

16:41We should make sure

16:42that the patient is safe.

16:45The best thing to do

16:47is to alert the patient

16:49to avoid bumping his head

16:52and to ask for help.

16:54If the patient's presentation

16:56looks like a seizure,

16:58then by standard,

16:59we should assist the patient.

17:01If the patient is in a dangerous environment,

17:04we should remove him.

17:06It's better to put the patient

17:07in a flat, safe area.

17:09He shouldn't hit his head

17:11on hard objects

17:13or things.

17:14If it looks like a seizure,

17:16it's guaranteed that the patient

17:18will be given medical attention.

17:21For now,

17:22the mother is still observing the situation.

17:25Don't be too suspicious.

17:28But I still want to have a check-up.

17:32She also thanks Kim

17:34for her concern.

17:36Thank you so much.

17:38They all know what to do.

17:40I don't know what to do anymore.

17:42There are a lot of seizures

17:44in our area.

17:45I wish I could help.

17:49I can't breathe anymore.

17:51I don't know what to do.

17:53If no one knows what to do,

17:56how can I help?

18:02In an emergency like this,

18:04all I can think of

18:06is to help my grandmother.

18:09Meanwhile,

18:10thank you to everyone

18:12who woke up early

18:14to join us here at Pinoy MD.

18:16I hope we were able to inspire you

18:18to be fit and healthy.

18:19Until next Saturday,

18:21we'll still see each other

18:236.30 to 7 in the morning.

18:25I'm your host in Kalusugan,

18:27Connie Sison,

18:28reminding you that

18:29we only have one body,

18:31so we should take care of it.

18:33And this is your dermatologist,

18:35Dr. Jean.

18:37Remember,

18:38take care of your health

18:39and always tune in

18:40to our show,

18:41Kungsaan Kayo.

18:42And your health

18:43is always number one.

18:44We're still here

18:45with the one and only

18:47Pinoy MD.

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