The conversation is between a doctor, Professor Dr. Yavuz Yörükoğlu, and an unnamed interviewer. The doctor discusses various topics, including his hobbies, his work in vascular surgery, and his personal experiences with health and wellness. He also shares his thoughts on various health-related topics, such as the effects of alcohol consumption, the potential damage to the eyes from watching television, and the importance of proper nutrition. He also talks about the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on healthcare. The interviewer asks questions and engages in a discussion with the doctor. The conversation ends with a request for viewers to subscribe to the channel and like the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The speaker is a cardiovascular surgery specialist and a soloist of a group of doctors.
- The speaker says that cracking fingers does not cause joint arthritis, and the reason for the cracking sound is unknown.
- The speaker says that drinking cold water does not cause infections or throat swelling, and that ice cream can relieve throat pain.
- The speaker says that alcohol consumption has a toxic effect on the cells and that there is no healthy dose of alcohol.
- The speaker says that playing basketball can increase height by stimulating the growth of long bones.
- The speaker says that coronavirus is a serious disease that affects all veins and vascular organs, and that people should take precautions and not believe everything on social media.
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