Author: Partha Nandi, MD

Partha Nandi M.D., F.A.C.P. is the creator and host of the internationally syndicated medical lifestyle television show, Ask Dr. Nandi. A practicing physician and a renowned international speaker, his appearances include TEDx, college commencements, numerous charity functions, premier medical meetings such as Digestive Disease Week, and nationally syndicated television programs such as The Katie Couric Show. Dr. Nandi has partnered with the Ministry of Health in multiple countries, including Jamaica and India, and has collaborated with The World Health Organization in multiple areas throughout the globe, Dr. Nandi delivers passionate and inspiring talks to diverse audiences. He continues to travel internationally for conferences and symposia, meeting with global health leaders on his quest to improve health care quality, access, and to empower people across the world β€œTo Be Your Own Health Hero.” DrNandi@AskDrNandi.com
Long COVID and Sticky Microclots: The Hidden Blood Changes Behind Fatigue and Brain Fog

Long COVID and Sticky Microclots: The Hidden Blood Changes Behind Fatigue and Brain Fog

Months after a COVID-19 infection, many patients tell me they still don’t feel like themselves. They describe crushing fatigue, brain fog that won’t lift, shortness of breath, and a sense that their body is β€œoff.” Standard lab tests often come back normal. That can be frustrating and even discouraging. Now, emerging research is offering a…

Two Days of Oatmeal Reduced LDL Cholesterol by 10% and Reshaped Gut Bacteria for Weeks
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Two Days of Oatmeal Reduced LDL Cholesterol by 10% and Reshaped Gut Bacteria for Weeks

What if two days of eating one of the cheapest, most common foods on the planet could do what many people need medication to achieve? A new clinical trial from the University of Bonn just showed that a short, intensive oatmeal diet reduced harmful LDL cholesterol by 10% in people with metabolic syndrome. Participants also…

Japan Now Has 100,000 Centenarians β€” Here’s What Science Says About Their Longevity

Japan Now Has 100,000 Centenarians β€” Here’s What Science Says About Their Longevity

Japan has reached an extraordinary milestone: nearly 100,000 of its citizens are now 100 years old or older. That numberβ€”99,763 centenarians as of Septemberβ€”has risen for 55 consecutive years. Even more striking, nearly 88% of them are women. When you hear this, you might assume the explanation is some rare genetic advantage or a mysterious…

19-Year-Old Becomes Youngest Person Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
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19-Year-Old Becomes Youngest Person Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s disease is often associated with advanced age. Most people think of it as a condition that gradually affects individuals in their 70s or 80s. That’s why the recent diagnosis of a 19-year-old male with probable Alzheimer’s disease has shaken the medical community and challenged long-held assumptions about when this illness begins. The teenager began…

How Eating Meat Helps Frail Seniors Reach The 100 Year Mark
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How Eating Meat Helps Frail Seniors Reach The 100 Year Mark

Living to see a triple-digit birthday usually conjures images of mountain air, stress-free afternoons, and perhaps a bowl of steamed kale. Popular culture loves the idea that the fountain of youth flows with green juice and plant enzymes. We often hear that the path to extreme longevity requires shedding animal products in favor of a…

Can Kimchi Train Your Immune System? What New Research Reveals
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Can Kimchi Train Your Immune System? What New Research Reveals

If you think of your immune system as a light switch, either on or off, you’re missing the bigger picture. Your immune system must respond aggressively to threats while avoiding excessive inflammation that can damage your own tissues. That balance is where true immune health lives. Emerging research suggests that a traditional fermented food, kimchi,…

Nearly 40% of Cancer Cases Are Preventableβ€”Here’s Where to Start
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Nearly 40% of Cancer Cases Are Preventableβ€”Here’s Where to Start

Cancer often feels like a sudden, unexplainable disruptionβ€”something that strikes without warning and beyond your control. Yet global data suggest a different reality: a significant portion of cancer cases may be tied to everyday habits that quietly shape your long-term health. The question is not whether cancer is complexβ€”it isβ€”but whether more of it is…

Tick-Bite Meat Allergy Linked to First Known Death in New Jersey
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Tick-Bite Meat Allergy Linked to First Known Death in New Jersey

Most people associate food allergies with immediate reactionsβ€”peanuts, shellfish, or dairy triggering symptoms within minutes. But what if an allergic reaction struck hours after you ate, long after you connected your symptoms to dinner? That’s exactly what happened in a tragic and eye-opening case involving a healthy 47-year-old New Jersey man. After eating beef, he…

Science Says Flavored Vaping Causes Permanent Lung Scarring
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Science Says Flavored Vaping Causes Permanent Lung Scarring

Millions of people picked up vaping believing it was a safer alternative to smoking. Candy flavors, fruity scents, and sleek devices made the habit feel harmless, even trendy. But a growing body of evidence tells a very different story. What enters your lungs when you vape is not water vapor. It is a cocktail of…