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For this week's #Sawbones, Dr. Sydnee answers listener questions about infecting yourself with a virus, refusing opioids, and difficult veins. And don’t worry - there are some poop questions as well.

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Why not just connect the spiritual and scientific world? That’s the question anthroposophy asks, teaching a philosophical approach to medicine. This week on #Sawbones, we talk about the history of this movement and also try to explain what exactly it is.

The eyes are the windows to the soul, but could they also be the windows to all the body’s ailments? This week on #Sawbones, we discuss iridology.

There are many people who have been recurring characters on #Sawbones. Pliny the Elder. Charlie. But few so notorious as Dr. Mehmet Oz, now running for the U.S. Senate. This week, we examine his history of questionable medical advice.

Is schizophrenia the same as having a dissociative identity? Or anti-social disorder? Or being a murderer? No. All of these are wrong. This week on #Sawbones, Dr. Sydnee breaks down one of the most misunderstood and maligned mental illnesses.

Podcast history is being made here: There are TWO Justin McElroys in this week's #Sawbones. We are joined by Justin McElroy, CBC reporter in Vancouver and British Columbia, discussing his role reporting COVID data over the last two and a half years.

From our earliest days of life E. coli is within us, living in harmony with the rest of our colonic flora. This week on #Sawbones we discuss its ability to really mess all that up through contaminated romaine and undercooked cheeseburgers.

Extra, extra! This week's episode is the first edition of #Sawbones Medical News! We’ve got the newest reports on Monkey Pox vaccines and the hot new COVID-19 booster. Plus, an analysis of Dr. Oz’s interesting medical care advice.

Starting in 1915, cases of something known as encephalitis lethargica started popping up around the globe. This week on #Sawbones, we discuss what exactly caused one of medical history’s greatest mysteries. Spoiler: it’s still a mystery. Sorry.

In the 1880s, Rufus Weaver worked meticulously to extract and mount the human nervous system for study. The nervous system came from a woman named Harriet Cole - this week on #Sawbones we discuss how was it actually obtained.

In this week’s episode of #Sawbones of Justin McElroy’s Medical Brand Hall of Fame, Justin and Dr. Sydnee are stuck on Band-Aid brand adhesive bandages.

This week on #Sawbones, Dr. Sydnee goes through the history of Metamucil, made of psyllium, as well as our understanding of fiber and its use in human nutrition. And yeah, you probably aren’t getting enough of it.

This week on #Sawbones, we discuss the Brompton Cocktail, which was mostly cocaine and morphine. Though used for a long time for pain relief, the cocktail proved to have its problems – but maybe not for the reason you would think.