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Thirty-One to Zero: What the Testosterone Gap Means for Women
For decades, the question about testosterone in women was whether it mattered at all. That...
The Pentagon’s Testosterone Memo: What It Says, and Why Military Medicine Is Playing Catch Up
The military community is buzzing right now about a recent Department of War memo and so is much...
The Variable Almost Nobody Trains: Your Autonomic Nervous System, and Why It May Be Aging You
The world, Kristen Holmes told me, quietly splits into two kinds of people: those who can steer...
Happiness Isn’t a Feeling: The Three Macronutrients of a Life That Actually Works
You hit the target. The book deal, the promotion, the number on the bar you have been chasing for...
3,000 Miles, One Woman, One Boat: What It Actually Takes to Do the Hard Thing
Taryn Smith is 26 years old. She rowed 3,000 nautical miles across the Atlantic Ocean entirely...
It’s Not In Your Joints: Why the Aches You Blame on Aging Are Often a Movement Problem You Can Reverse
You bend down to lift a bag off the floor, or you step off a long flight, and something in your...
It’s Not Just Aging: What Your Bones Are Trying to Tell You
A woman in her late sixties steps off a curb she has stepped off a thousand times. This time her...
GLP-1s, Muscle, and the Volume That Disappears With the Weight
I sat down with Dr. Kristy Hamilton — a board-certified plastic surgeon, a dear friend, and the...
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The Variable Almost Nobody Trains: Your Autonomic Nervous System, and Why It May Be Aging You
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