DETROIT, June 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ --If there's one message viewers and guests alike will take away from the cutting-edge, conversational new health TV talk show, Ask Dr. Nandi, it's that "you have to be an advocate for your own care."

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That's the premise behind Ask Dr. Nandi, a new talk show airing on Wednesdays on WADL. The first episodes focusing on topics like yoga, Celiac disease and childhood obesity and featuring the Detroit-based physician, Dr. Partha Nandi, aired in California to wide acclaim. Now, the show comes to his hometown.

"I want patients to know the truth about their care," says Nandi. "If you feel you're not being heard, please get another opinion. Be an advocate for your own care; this includes fighting for appropriate care from your insurance plan."

Every episode of Ask Dr. Nandi focuses on a single health problem. "We talk about a problem in detail for people so they understand it and know how to resolve it," says Nandi. "This show offers real solutions. We like to say, 'we'll go there' and we will! We are not afraid to tell the truth."

Guests include Julie Silver of Acupuncture Healthcare Associates of Michigan; fitness guru Nikki Fayne; dermatologist Dr. Wendy Sadoff; cardiologist Dr. Joel Kahn; and patient Cheryl Grossman, among other guests.

The show airs on WADL, Detroit's Channel 38, on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. Episodes will air in succession throughout the summer.

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