"Guest Dr. Anish Sheth"

Kevin & Sully take pause in the first part of the Episode to
acknowledge the events of September 11th, 2001. One of the biggest
tragedies on American soil that effected them, as firefighters, and
the country as a whole. Crystal couldn't join the boys for this one
because she was stuck in an airport to fly out of Sacramento.

In Episode 41, the guys had the great opportunity to sit down with
Dr. Anish Sheth, a Gastroenterologist from Princeton, NJ. The
doctor has made appearances on shows such as "The Rachel Ray Show"
on CBS, as well as, "The Doctors" on ABC, respectively. They talk
all things poo, poop, call it what you will. Dr. Sheth provides the
boys with some very good information in regards to colon health,
dietary needs, and what to watch for during bowel movements. Kevin
asks, "Why is it that when I eat, like wings Buffalo Sauce on them,
the next morning, it feels like I have an alien ripping my
intestines out?". The Doctor attributes that more to a disturbance
of the intestines and same with eating red meat. He says that the
sudden urge to poo after eating meat, is likely from the fats in
the meat, not the protein. Protein breaks down, in the body fairly
easily, while the fats take much more work to breakdown. Sully says
he is pretty regular and anytime it's time for the "number 2", it's
"all systems go" for him. Kevin also asked the doctor about the
prostate and was wondering if there are any "tell-tale" signs of an
issue. Dr. Sheth recommends to all that you should be getting
tested, regardless of symptoms. He says that typically when a
person has symptoms, the problem has exasperated, so it's much
better to be proactive and get tested when the time comes. Kevin
also asks about how, society as a whole seems to be having more
promiscuous sex, what about anal sex? He's heard varying opinions.
The doctor gives them insight into that and many, many more topics
surrounding our insides. The doctor correlates a well balanced,
healthy diet to a good working digestive system. All systems go in
this one, as Sully would say. It was great to talk with the Doctor
and we appreciate the time he took out of his busy schedule to sit
down with us.