pavlova.the hands of paints, eyes, mouth, you want red and green, along the alleys brothers, papalochny, blue series and dalok. the whitest abalkovka chevyyka catchnay hop'. in the hands of paint, it was like in a fairy tale, it was impossible to repeat this with us, the wind suddenly blew through the foliage, autumn knocked at the window, the paint made a covenant with itself, wash it off, hop, laran. hello, this is a podcast 20 years later and me and its host konstantin mikhailov. the song summer became a real hit of the summer of 2006, our guest is a girl with a unique, unforgettable voice, the lead singer of the group chile irina zabia cairo, hello, hello, hello, you have such a rare voice for, in general, show business. .. than at home, where you sit in a calm environment, yes, where you can record 350 takes, where nothing rattles, nothing screams, at these moments i had to, of course, change my mind, and then somehow you know, here so concert after concert, this is such a rich practice,

pavlova, a famous endocrinologist, was with me.ikova and stanislav didinsky, talk about who and how created famous, little-known, cult, forgotten soviet films. today our program is dedicated to the film, which known under two names: zastava ilyacha and i am 20 years old. it was shot by marlen khutseev. why this film has two titles, how it happened that it was filmed for about 5 years, and there are two versions of this film, we will talk today. so. what happened before the film zastava ilic? we need to start with this. who is marlen khutsiev? well, i would say that there were two authors who worked in tandem, these were marlen khutsiev and felix mironer, they had one coat between them, because poverty was such among the students that they, like their friends recalled, they took turns going to vgik to study, it was in the late forties, actually post-war moscow, here are two students who... live in the same room, in a dorm, have only one coat between them, so they go to lectures in shifts because of the cold weather, but it is precis

pavlova.w, well, basically all overdoses are expressed approximately the same way, nausea, vomiting, depression of consciousness, and is it possible to become too calm with an overdose of magnesium, well, no, when we talk about an overdose, then this is some kind of critical overdose, and becoming too calm can become calm, this is it, but not with an overdose, but with replenishing a magnesium deficiency, here a person notes that he has become less irritable, his sleep has normalized, he has lost some tics, then eyelids twitched, then what. that everything is always spasmodic, this is not only pain, yes, but this is also a violation of the metabolism of certain substances and - all other things being equal , stones can also form not only in the gall bladder, but in the kidneys, it would seem that i am in the subject, anyway what you say is amazing, it has always been believed that what is called the female element is iron, yes, a lot depends on it, it turns out that magnesium, in general, is a

and we continue our podcast and today it is dedicated to the hormones of happiness, with you zukhra pavlova-chief of komsomolskaya pravda. by the way, it’s interesting what can be done genetic analysis to find out your predisposition to what, to what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible - if we know something about ourselves, well, or i look at patients, and if i see a person with dysplasia. this is such a large, so to speak, pool of diseases, conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, noroadrenaline, and serotonin in these people can be smaller too, they tend to various depressions, reduced emotional background, but as a rule they are quite good. here lies something that is not always thought about, by the way, here is dopamine, when they tell me: i submitted the results for the sensitivity of the receptors, their structure, at this moment i freeze, i really want to see this result, because i immediately begin to calculate, most likely

pavlova and natalya fomicheva are with me, by the way.t the fact that some children, but this starts from childhood, prefer to eat pasta, macaroni and cheese, sir, and so on, because they have very highly developed taste buds, they are such potential, as you said, tasters , potential tasters, does this mean that if a person is fat, if he loves macaroni and cheese, then the taster in him is dying, that he just needs to pump himself up a little. we don't actually rely on body mass index when diagnosing an eating disorder or an eating disorder, it may be the same, but then again not all people with anorexia nervosa are thin, because now under the new diagnostic criteria we say that anorexia nervosa - this is weight loss, this is the dynamics of weight loss, what weight a person is i went there, it doesn’t matter, so here it’s like saying what you weigh... and what dynamics should there be for it to look scary for anorexia nervosa, and 30% of the initial weight in 6 months is a lot, well, that is for a woman, 60 kg is 20 kg loss 20 kg, yes al

with you is olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya truth and with me zukhra pavlova, a famous turns out, this is a very controversial topic because it turns out that our hormones that make us happy are very active in negative emotions, right? everywhere. everything is two-faced here, in almost every program you and i say that the same substance can give us. negative properties can give positive properties, and so everything in the body, and the most important thing in this body is balance. yes, each substance has some, let’s say, priority or dominant property, but when interacting with something else, this property decreases, increases, changes, and so do all the feelings. you know, there is an expression that love is a chemical feeling. the point is that they say that if you introduce certain substances. a person will experience the same feeling that he experiences when falling in love, is this true? well, essentially yes, i don’t really know how this can be reproduced, because yes, of course, there are some operating ones substances, well, there are several such basic ones,

olesya nosova with me zukhra pavlova and natalya fomicheva.e, cheese and so on, because they have very highly developed taste buds, they are like that potential, as you said, tasters, potential tasters. does this mean that if a person is fat, if he likes macaroni and cheese. the show doesn’t matter, so to say here like this that you weigh so much, that’s why you have this, this is too much of a simplification, and what kind of dynamics should there be for it to look scary for anorexia nervosa, and 30% of the original weight for 6 months, that’s a lot, well, that is, for a woman, 60 kg is 20 kg, a loss of 20 kg, yes, almost 18, yeah, 20 kg, yeah, yeah, that’s significant, huh? is inpatient treatment always required for anorexia nervosa? yes, this is very desirable, because in fact this is a complex complex disorder, and there is a need for a team, there is a need for a psychologist who specializes in eating disorders, there is a need for a doctor, a psychotherapist or a psychiatrist, there is a need for a general practitioner, there is preferab

pavlova.g ready for this broadcast. i talked with our economics department, the komsomolskaya pravda newspaper, with specialists who said that we have absolutely amazing things now things are happening with meat, russians have begun to eat more meat. example, one person eats about 79 kg of meat per year, just 20 years ago it was almost half as much, 41 kg, in the whole world a person eats about 43 kg, and rich countries 83 kg, that is, we are close to rich countries, and this is very very good, we can afford it, yes, yes, why eating meat is very good and right. well, i always say in this situation that we have teeth, not only incisors, yes, like herbivores, but fangs, like carnivores, and that’s it it’s not in vain that we should eat meat, including red meat, because this is how our body is designed, physiology cannot be fooled, there are, of course, people who do not consume animal proteins at all, including meat, but humans and the human body are designed this way, that meat is... its most i

this is olesya nosova, with me are zukhra pavlova and natalya fomyacheva. nervosa are thin, because now under the new diagnostic criteria we are saying that anorexia nervosa is a loss. this is the dynamics of weight loss, what weight a person is i went there, it doesn’t matter, so to say here like this that you weigh so much, so this is too much of a simplification for you, and what should be the dynamics for it to look like this is scary for anorexia nervosa 30% of the original weight in 6 months, this is a lot, well, that is, for a woman, 60 kg is 20 kg, a loss of 20 kg, and almost 18. this is very desirable, because in fact this is a complex, complex disorder, and it requires a team, it requires a psychologist, who specializes in eating disorders, there they need a psychotherapist or a psychiatrist, they need a therapist... comfort, that is, they feel that they are hungry, but in general it gives them more activity, lightness, they even like, to some extent, the experience of hunger, so if a girl with such a predisposition, as a rule, it is the girl who

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda this is such here is a large, so to speak, pool of diseases, conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones... these people may also have less, they are prone to various depressions , reduced emotional background, but as a rule they have a fairly good level of dopamine, so they have a good ability to learn, they are so interested, active, you can even, well, what is called by the phenotype, looking at a person, by the way he looks... what features he will have after all, of course, not only that, very often, characterological, but the analysis is more reliable when i communicate with patients and see that there is a certain discrepancy with the clinic and the results, and let’s say the laboratory is definitely objective, i have no complaints about this laboratory, it has been tested, everything is fine with it, but...

pavlova. smile very little, well, as i said, we talk about serious things, of course, we... talk about it with serious faces, but it seems to me that we must improve with pleasure, but the second second important remark, we still probably need to constantly say that all those recommendations that are heard in our program, they are still advisory in nature, and if we are talking about some substance, then before prescribing it for yourself, you still need to go to the doctor, well , of course, it’s better to have a medical examination, so that they tell you everything that you can and cannot do, absolutely. yes, well, now we will talk about iodine, are there people who categorically, under no circumstances, should not have iodized salt or anything else. there are people who absolutely cannot consume iodine, they even prescribe an iodine-free diet, well, for example, when a person has hyperfunction, that is, excessive synthesis of thyroid hormones, this is definitely you should not consume iodin

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravdapredisposition, what, what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible if we know something. myself, well, or i look at patients, if i see a person with connective tissue dysplasia, this is such a large, so to speak, pool of disease conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, let’s say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine, and serotonin in these people may also be less, they are prone to various depressions. results on the sensitivity of receptors, their structure, this moment, i freeze, i really want to see this result, because i immediately begin to calculate, it will most likely be this, this, this, yes, when i see that coincidentally, here i have serotonin and it’s just pleasure and happiness, by the way, when there is a lot of oxytocin, with some good level of serotonin, these people are so loving, indiscriminate, and they can even be stigmatized somehow,

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda the way, the interesting thing is that you can do a genetic analysis to find out your predisposition, what, to what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible if we know something about ourselves, well, or i look at the patients, if i see. in a person with connective tissue dysplasia - this is such a large, how to say, pool of diseases, conditions, in these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, there is a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine and serotonin in these people it may also be less, they are prone to various depressions, a reduced emotional background, but as a rule they have it. a fairly good level of dopamine, so they have a good ability to learn, they are so interested, active, so you can even, what is called by phenotype, looking at a person, by the way he looks, guess what characterological features he will have, but analysis it’s still more reliable, of cour

olesya nosova , endocrinologist zukhra pavlova.s a candidate of psychological sciences, psychologist, natalya fomicheva. and what could this serve as a trigger, so that at 60 years old, yes this happened. yes, the person stopped accepting himself. yes. here, rather, it is not that a person has stopped accepting himself. he didn’t accept himself before, his psyche just coped with it. and here at some point something strong. stress can have an impact, loss, for example, yes, it happened, the death of a partner, there was a predisposition to this kind of reaction, something started happening further, so a person begins to go into this idea of ​​​​weight loss, i wonder, and in pregnant women, pregnancy may be a trigger for launch, because the body changes, yes, it grows, again we pay a lot of attention to how much it weighs. temporary, it must always fit within some framework, this can also be very stressful, well, probably the instinct of motherhood helps a lot to hold on, because it is dominant, most likely there is a separate eating

pavlova.re anastasia, yulia and marina. and our groom is gregory. gregory is 41 years old. his wife asked him to organize a business for her close friend, but he preferred intimate relationships to business relationships. grigory, minibus driver, lives in ufa, he is proud of his four children and dreams of teaching courses to improve the financial literacy of the country's population. he admits that all his victories are on the love front. manicure, marries the owner of an easy-going character, long graceful fingers, a flat stomach, a regular face shape, small breasts, straight legs and feet no larger than size thirty-nine. hello, well, the groom has requests, of course, he would be better off immediately contacting a modeling agency, well, you described your wife’s appearance, what size are you, thirty-nine, 38, 38, fingers show me, well, you described your wife, gregory, ex, yes, ex, ex, yes, but this is probably the image that i still chose at that moment, and to this day, i probably love a

with you zukhra pavlova, endocrinologist and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda.as it were, pool of diseases, conditions , these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine, and serotonin, these people may also have less, they are prone to different... when i communicate with patients and see that there is a certain discrepancy with the clinic and the results, and let's say, the laboratory is definitely objective, i have no complaints about this laboratory, it has been tested, everything is fine with it, the clinic does not correspond, this means signs, yes, signs of the disease, and manifestations, that is, then it does not close the thought about the characteristics of the receptors, when we had the opportunity to get results on... and the sensitivity of the receptors, this made the work even more interesting, because here lies something that in general, well, is not always thought about, by the way, right here dopamine, when they tell me, and i submitte