DOCS TALK SHOP
Eavesdrop as Dawn Lemanne, MD, and Deborah Gordon, MD discuss their difficult cases and the hard decisions they make behind the closed door of the exam room, when the textbooks and research protocols fall short. They also share with each other which longevity protocols, hormones, mTOR inhibitors, senolytics, extreme diets and fasting, hormesis, cancer prevention, and dementia reversal protocols they prescribe, and which ones they quietly have tried for themselves.
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Podcasting since 2023 • 23 episodes
DOCS TALK SHOP
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Rhythms of Health and Disease: use sleep and meal schedules to thwart cancer, dementia, and metabolic illness
In this episode of Docs Talk Shop, Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon explore how daily rhythms impact cancer treatment, brain health, and metabolism. Discover surprising ways to optimize your health by carefully timing your sleep, light expos...
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Fecal Transplants that cure cancer and cause obesity: strange powers of the beings that call your body home.
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"Cancer and Dementia: How Coffee Helps, How Alcohol Hurts"
Cancer and Dementia: Coffee’s Protection, Alcohol’s Lasting DamageCould your morning coffee protect you from cancer? And could that evening glass of wine increase your risk? In this episode of Docs Talk Shop, we dig into the science beh...
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20. "Survival of the fittest" AFTER 50!
As we age past our reproductive years, Mother Nature stops taking care of us. We discuss a recent article by Dr. Bruce Ames of the University of California, Berkeley, who's one of the first and most distinguished anti-aging scientists--still pr...
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19. Smoking PREVENTS three horrible diseases. Update on "good" and "evil" health habits.
Can bad habits be good for you? For instance, do cigarettes decrease the risk of Parkinson's disease? Alzheimer's? Ulcerative colitis? The answer is yes. Smoking is surprisingly powerful as a preventive for these condit...
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