Ask "The Doctors"

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Have any health concerns? Tune into ‘The Doctors’ on CBS and get your questions answered by Dr. Travis Stork, Dr. Andrew Ordon, Dr. Jim Sears, & Dr. Lisa Masterson. We re-visit the set and talk about how they enjoy being on the highly rated show and how taking care of yourself now will save you money in the long run. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.
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Welcome to Young Hollywood. com. Hey, it's Joe here on the historic Paramount lot outside stage 30 where we're here to revisit with the doctors. We're here with Dr. Travis Stork. So much has changed since last time we were here. ratings have skyrocketed. How are you feeling about all this?
When we started the show, we didn't know what the response was going to be and I think that the four co-hosts, we're just really proud of what we're doing and we love the fact that people like the show. And I think we've proved to people that health can be fun.
With everyone trying to reduce expenses these days. How do you stay, you know, within your budget but keep a good health plan, health program.
By being healthy, you actually decrease your health budget. You know, a lot of people think that, okay, I can't eat healthy foods because it's more expensive. But it's a lot more expensive to go into the hospital having had a heart attack or if you're suffering from diabetes and end up on medicines the rest of your life. One of the areas that suffers in a down economy is health care. that if people don't have good health insurance, they may not be able to afford seeing a doctor, they may not be able to afford medications. There are options. There are great teaching hospitals where they don't turn patients away.
Welcome to the show and. Hi doctor. What's your question today? Um, I'm in my first trimester of pregnancy and with my first two children, I did not have any prenatal testing. Do you have a show that's just really like stuck out to you?
I would have to say Joan Rivers because it really was a plastic surgical show and being with her and and making fun of what I do. I've gotten to uh get wrapped up like a mummy. I've they once put me in a lift. I dropped a watermelon off a 30-foot lift and that was kind of fun. we were kind of talking about head injuries and true readers and uh if they fall.
How is it balancing TV and and your own practice?
It's actually a really fun balance right now. I get, you know, two days of that, two days of this and one day for myself.
Where can I find the secret magic potion to live happily ever after?
I can make changes on the outside. I can give you tips for your skin. I can reverse aging with fillers and botox, but ultimately what that changes is how you feel about yourself on the inside. You know, I think the beauty of health is it's not so much that there's a magic potion, it's really just a commitment to it.
We ask you to keep sending us questions, you go to the doctorstv. com, ask us any question because if you do, we'll answer it on the show and we may even bring you onto the show to help us answer it.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Joe
Young Hollywood host
- Dr. Travis Stork
Co-host of 'The Doctors'
- Dr. Andrew Ordon
Co-host of 'The Doctors'
- Dr. Jim Sears
Co-host of 'The Doctors'
- Dr. Lisa Masterson
Co-host of 'The Doctors'
- Jill Wilderman
Host of the segment
- Joan Rivers
Mentioned as a memorable guest on 'The Doctors'




