The Green Antiseptic: Chlorophyll’s WWII Wound Revolution
In this episode Dr. G explores chlorophyll’s surprising history and medical potential — from its chemical similarity to hemoglobin and wartime use as a wound antiseptic to the development of chlorophy...
12 Mars 12min
The Great Pretender: Sweet Syndrome and Diabetic Foot Misdiagnosis
In this episode of Diabetic Foot Files, Dr. G explores Sweet Syndrome — an acute neutrophilic dermatosis that can mimic diabetic foot infections with painful red plaques, fever, and elevated inflammat...
10 Mars 13min
Trapped Glass: The Hidden Danger in Diabetic Feet
Dr. G explains why stepping on glass and having it sutured over is dangerous—especially for people with diabetes. The episode covers glass chemistry, how the body reacts, signs of retained foreign bod...
10 Mars 20min
From Meds to Meltdown: Understanding Stevens-Johnson and TEN
In this episode Dr. G explores Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), a severe immune reaction where the skin and mucous membranes blister and peel, sometimes requiring burn-unit care. You’ll learn what trig...
8 Mars 21min
Cinematic Wounds- 127 Hours: Survival, Self-Amputation, and the Science of Willpower
Dr. G breaks down the true story of Aaron Ralston in 127 Hours, explaining the crush injury, self-amputation, dehydration, and the neurobiology and psychology that drove his survival. This episode cov...
7 Mars 19min
Cinematic Wounds: Apocalypto’s Jungle Medicine
This episode examines Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto through a medical lens, analyzing the film’s traumatic injuries, indigenous treatments (like using army ants as skin staples, honey, resins, and plant rem...
4 Mars 18min
Cinematic Wounds :The Revenant Revealed: The Cinematic Wound Science Behind Hugh Glass
Dr. G examines the real medical story behind Hugh Glass’s bear mauling as depicted in The Revenant, explaining the mechanisms of his injuries, the high risk of infection, and the physiology of shock a...
3 Mars 22min
Insect Bites and Necrotizing Fasciitis
This episode of Diabetic Foot Files explains how small insect bites can become portals for bacteria that cause necrotizing fasciitis, a rapidly progressing, life‑threatening soft-tissue infection. Dr....
1 Mars 13min
