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Longevity Doctor Team | Preventative Medicine Specialists
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@mert Not as simple as this and there's no longer consensus here. Worth checking ApoB, genetic traits, and definitely CAC. Statins aren't free, dive deeper.
@DrSuneelDhand Unfortunately a lot of modern medicine is run by a system training 'clipboard doctors' following algorithms rather than real examination and shared patient decision-making. If that's the route we want to continue down, very replaceable
@Nebraskangooner Generic advice may or may not hit. Our best success story is a lady spending 1 hour less time in bed but sleeping 1 hour every night. Happy to consult
@sweatystartup Fantastic tip- health is our greatest asset. For those interested in a similar service without the travel or 79k pricetag- we are a team of London based Longevity doctors who work remotely
@calicomccoy@Ashwinreads Smart to be tracking sugar levels during pregnancy including glucose variability. If you want doctor support and us to decide your numbers on the clinician portal - this is exactly what we do.
@kularity@Ashwinreads The solution is address the metabolic dysfunction - different for everyone. Nutrition selection and timing of food are the big hitters
@Ashwinreads Our Longevity doctor team identify and help address this metabolic dysfunction. We see this in about 1 in 8 of our clients. Even if they stay asleep, sugar crashes at 3am affect recovery.
@_mattwelter We're a team of longevity doctors and see this a lot in high performers. It all comes down to brain chemistry; dopamine and cortisol. Happy to discuss more
@Mangan150@DrSuneelDhand Agreed. We were taught in 2nd year of medical school we should start finding our favourite drugs to prescribe- always seemed a little odd