I'm curious if you have any advice for health/longevity/optimizing metabolic health after recovering from thyroid cancer, especially after a complete thyroidectomy. The thyroid is important in metabolism so how does one think about optimizing their health when this organ is absent and you take Synthroid? There's very little information about how to do so!
I'm about to start my medical residency. In addition to optimizing sleep and nutrition, what movements/exercises should I prioritize, assuming I have at most 30 minutes daily? An abbreviated version of your stability > Zone II > Zone V? Or would you recommend otherwise in order to optimize recovery? Thank you so much for all that you do! You guys have made medical school survivable, and I'm excited to bring everything you've taught me into practice.
There is a solid body of evidence showing a decline in testosterone levels and sperm counts in men worldwide. Low T has serious health-impacting complications. Despite the increased availability of testosterone tests, there is a lack of consensus on measuring and interpreting testosterone levels. Could assessment of sperm health be a good surrogate biomarker for testosterone-related men's health?