Lifestyle Medicine

Evidence-based physician writing on nutrition, training, sleep, and the daily inputs that move long-term health outcomes.

The Overlooked Pillar of Physical Healthspan: Why Joint Range of Motion and Movement Capacity Matter as We Age

The Overlooked Pillar of Physical Healthspan: Why Joint Range of Motion and Movement Capacity Matter as We Age

Why is joint range of motion crucial for physical longevity? A physician explores the Sitting-Rising Test mortality data, the LIFE study, and 4 practical mobility exercises.

Sep 1, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The Science of Sleep Supplements: What Clinical Research Actually Supports

The Science of Sleep Supplements: What Clinical Research Actually Supports

Which sleep supplements actually work? A physician breaks down the clinical research, mechanisms, and evidence-based dosages for melatonin, glycine, L-theanine, and magnesium.

Aug 19, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
Is Zone 2 Cardio Over-Hyped? What the Science Really Says About Aerobic vs. High-Intensity Training

Is Zone 2 Cardio Over-Hyped? What the Science Really Says About Aerobic vs. High-Intensity Training

Is Zone 2 training really the holy grail of cardiovascular fitness? A physician breaks down the science of Zone 2 vs. HIIT, VO2 max, and how to balance your training.

Aug 18, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The Accuracy of Wearable Health Devices: A Clinician’s Guide to the Data

The Accuracy of Wearable Health Devices: A Clinician’s Guide to the Data

How accurate is your Apple Watch, Oura Ring, or Whoop? A physician explains the science of wearable accuracy, precision, HRV, sleep stages, and clinical utility.

Aug 17, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The Health Benefits of Creatine: Muscle, Brain, and Bioenergetics

The Health Benefits of Creatine: Muscle, Brain, and Bioenergetics

Is creatine just for athletes? A physician breaks down the evidence for creatine on muscle mass, cognitive function, kidney lab testing (combined creatinine–cystatin C eGFR), and simple daily dosing.

Aug 7, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The 6 Core Movements of Resistance Training: A Physician’s Blueprint for Longevity and Movement Quality

The 6 Core Movements of Resistance Training: A Physician’s Blueprint for Longevity and Movement Quality

Want to build functional strength while protecting your joints? A physician breaks down the 6 core movement patterns, free weights vs. machines, and joint-friendly exercise variations.

Aug 7, 2026 · 7 minRead Article →
The Fasting-Mimicking Diet: Science, Mechanisms, and Clinical Evidence

The Fasting-Mimicking Diet: Science, Mechanisms, and Clinical Evidence

Can you get the cellular benefits of fasting while still eating food? A physician breaks down the Fasting-Mimicking Diet, clinical evidence, the protein debate, and safety guidelines.

Aug 6, 2026 · 6 minRead Article →
Why Cardiorespiratory Fitness Is One of the Strongest Predictors of Healthspan (And How to Train It)

Why Cardiorespiratory Fitness Is One of the Strongest Predictors of Healthspan (And How to Train It)

Why is cardiorespiratory fitness a key longevity metric? A physician breaks down testing methods, accuracy, the evidence-backed 4x4 protocol, and exercise-drug interactions.

Aug 4, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The Protein Paradox: Balancing Longevity Science with Functional Muscle Preservation

The Protein Paradox: Balancing Longevity Science with Functional Muscle Preservation

Restrict protein for longevity or increase it to preserve muscle? A physician breaks down the protein paradox, human cohort data, and evidence-based intake guidelines.

Aug 2, 2026 · 5 minRead Article →
The NAD+ Paradox: Why Higher Blood Levels Don't Automatically Mean Better Healthspan

The NAD+ Paradox: Why Higher Blood Levels Don't Automatically Mean Better Healthspan

Do NMN supplements and NAD+ drips live up to the hype? A physician breaks down the human trial evidence, metabolic considerations, and how exercise naturally boosts cellular NAD+ machinery.

Jul 28, 2026 · 4 minRead Article →
Peptides Are Fascinating in a Lab. That Doesn't Mean You Should Inject Them.

Peptides Are Fascinating in a Lab. That Doesn't Mean You Should Inject Them.

Research peptides like BPC-157 and CJC-1295 are everywhere online, but lab experiments aren't human evidence. A physician explains the safety risks, lack of clinical trials, and gray-market dangers.

Jul 25, 2026 · 4 minRead Article →