Wellness Social Media and Updates

Better Cardio Fitness Reduces Anger, Anxiety, Boosts Resilience
SocialApr 5, 2026

Better Cardio Fitness Reduces Anger, Anxiety, Boosts Resilience

Cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with lower anger and anxiety and higher emotional resilience https://t.co/PPVmVFPPS1 https://t.co/sDI77TfjiO

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Centenarians Share Simple Habits for Lasting Health
SocialApr 5, 2026

Centenarians Share Simple Habits for Lasting Health

What do the oldest people in the world have in common? Longevity expert explains ☝🏼 #longevity #doctor #health #wellness #diet

By Jonathan Schoeff, MD, FACS | Longevity Expert & Surgeon
71 Breaths Missed Hourly: My Wake‑Up Sleep Diagnosis
SocialApr 5, 2026

71 Breaths Missed Hourly: My Wake‑Up Sleep Diagnosis

I stop breathing 71 times an hour. I found out almost by accident. That is the moment that made me Sleep Doctor Chris. Not a textbook. Not a lecture. My own diagnosis. If you are waking up tired every single day and calling...

By Christopher J. Allen, MD
Enough Calories, Not Cleanliness, Drive Healthy Ovulation
SocialApr 5, 2026

Enough Calories, Not Cleanliness, Drive Healthy Ovulation

Women are cutting out dairy, gluten, sugar, carbs, and sometimes entire food groups in the name of health. The result is often severe caloric restriction disguised as discipline. Your body does not care if your 1,200 calories came from organic kale...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Saying No: The True Indicator of Mental Health
SocialApr 5, 2026

Saying No: The True Indicator of Mental Health

One of the most underrated markers of mental health is not productivity, positivity, or even emotional stability. It is to stay true to yourself without collapsing into pleasing, appeasing, or self-betrayal. Many symptoms begin where a clear no has become impossible. And...

By Alexander Lebedev, MD, PhD
Support Health Naturally: Slow Down, Nourish, Rest
SocialApr 5, 2026

Support Health Naturally: Slow Down, Nourish, Rest

True health is supported, not forced. Slow down, nourish, rest, and restore balance naturally. Explore more at https://t.co/JeH5MPhy7D. https://t.co/7oe7YhsXUO

By Andrew Weil, MD
3 AM Wake‑Ups Signal Cortisol, Not Melatonin
SocialApr 5, 2026

3 AM Wake‑Ups Signal Cortisol, Not Melatonin

Your 3AM wake-ups aren't random. They're not a sleep problem they're a cortisol problem. Your nervous system is stuck in survival mode, and melatonin won't fix that. Swipe to learn what's really happening in your body at 3AM — and how...

By Christopher J. Allen, MD
Train Shoulder Injuries Safely: Use Dumbbells, Skip Barbells
SocialApr 5, 2026

Train Shoulder Injuries Safely: Use Dumbbells, Skip Barbells

Training with a shoulder issue: This isn’t to fix anything. I’m not a doctor. This is to help you train without making things worse when you are injured. 1. Avoid barbells and overhead. If one shoulder is janky, keeping them locked...

By Sarah Long (MMA S&C Coach)
Heart Rate Reveals Hidden Calories in Chef’s Meals
SocialApr 5, 2026

Heart Rate Reveals Hidden Calories in Chef’s Meals

I've instructed my chef to make meals that are exactly 700 calories. But they're more than 700 calories. You know how I know? My resting heart rate is elevated by 3 beats per minute. I'm 1,000+ reps (days) in knowing...

By Bryan Johnson
13 Inconvenient Truths to Break Complacency
SocialApr 5, 2026

13 Inconvenient Truths to Break Complacency

13 inconvenient truths from @dickiebush. His original list of 19 were about writing and business but most of them were perfect metaphors for fitness, health, and life. So I extracted the 13 relevant ones and they'll wake you up from your...

By Andrew Coates
Remember Your Strength: A Mantra for Tough Times
SocialApr 5, 2026

Remember Your Strength: A Mantra for Tough Times

This has been my mantra on and off mountains for as long as I can remember. From being worried about making descents safely before a storm to days with a heavy and grieving heart, saying it helped me remember how...

By Lisa (Hike with Lisa)
Women Trying to Conceive Need Adequate Carbs
SocialApr 5, 2026

Women Trying to Conceive Need Adequate Carbs

The war on carbs needs to end. All this low carb, keto, and carnivore stuff is hurting women's fertility. Women come to Ferta eating 60 grams of carbs a day and wonder why their thyroid is sluggish, their hair is falling...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Practice What You Preach: Walk the Lifestyle Medicine Walk
SocialApr 5, 2026

Practice What You Preach: Walk the Lifestyle Medicine Walk

"Part of being a lifestyle practitioner is not only talking the talk but also walking the walk." page 33 of the Lifestyle Medicine Handbook #lifestylemedicine #health #physicians #healthy #sundayvibes #WellnessJourney #mindbodysoul https://t.co/mogxhTY3nB

By Beth Frates, MD
Stress Stems From Multiple Sources; Mindfulness Offers Relief
SocialApr 5, 2026

Stress Stems From Multiple Sources; Mindfulness Offers Relief

"Stress can result from a variety of factors-external, internal, and physical, as well as psychological," from page 307 of the Lifestyle Medicine Handbook. Chapter 8 goes on to explore stress in more detail. Chapter 9 covers Peace of Mind with...

By Beth Frates, MD
Extra Virgin Olive Oil Shields Brain via Gut Microbiome
SocialApr 5, 2026

Extra Virgin Olive Oil Shields Brain via Gut Microbiome

As a medical school professor, I used to tell patients to "eat healthy fats." But the type of olive oil matters more than we ever taught. A new study in Microbiome (Feb 2026) tracked 650 adults for 2 years and found...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
In‑flight Qigong Unites Passengers on China Southern
SocialApr 5, 2026

In‑flight Qigong Unites Passengers on China Southern

Mid-flight on China Southern.. the whole cabin doing coordinated stretches with the flight attendant leading the way. She’s guiding everyone through a traditional Chinese qigong routine of gentle moves right from their seats while the demo video plays on the...

By Fahad Naim
AI Health Data Uncovers Hidden Sinus Issue Affecting Sleep
SocialApr 5, 2026

AI Health Data Uncovers Hidden Sinus Issue Affecting Sleep

I was always a believer that AI could radically improve health. When you see it in action in your own life, it’s amazing and gives clarity about the future. One, new learning for me is a thesis that my oddly...

By Patrick Moorhead
Defuse Disturbing Remarks with a Simple Clarifying Question
SocialApr 5, 2026

Defuse Disturbing Remarks with a Simple Clarifying Question

Sunday Tip: Sometimes people say things that are disturbing. One of the best responses you can use is a simple question, "What makes you say that?" 🤔 It helps the person to clarify their statement+think about what they just said. 🙏 #SundayFunday #SundayThoughts #health #metalhealth

By Beth Frates, MD
Books to Reignite Energy When You're Burned Out
SocialApr 5, 2026

Books to Reignite Energy When You're Burned Out

Read these books if you are feeling burned out. All books are available at the paintedporchbookshop

By Ryan Holiday
Psychedelics Show Promise for Schizophrenia Negative Symptoms
SocialApr 5, 2026

Psychedelics Show Promise for Schizophrenia Negative Symptoms

Psychedelics for treatment of negative symptoms and depressive symptoms in schizophrenia spectrum disorder: A narrative review https://t.co/fGpTLwF3DK

By Julie Holland
Women Need Their Own Longevity Blueprint, Not Male Models
SocialApr 5, 2026

Women Need Their Own Longevity Blueprint, Not Male Models

Women are not “mini-men.” That line from Dr. Jennifer Pearlman MD CCFP NCMP FAARM ABAARM stuck with me from our @Optispan_Inc Podcast conversation—and it sets the stage for a much bigger issue. For decades, medicine and biomedical research have often treated...

By Matt Kaeberlein, PhD
Normalize Anxiety: Most Kids Feel the Same
SocialApr 5, 2026

Normalize Anxiety: Most Kids Feel the Same

Your child needs to hear, "Lots of kids feel nervous about that. You're not the only one."

By Dr. Jazmine (The Mom Psychologist)
Essential Lifestyle Medicine Handbook for Health Professionals
SocialApr 5, 2026

Essential Lifestyle Medicine Handbook for Health Professionals

Here's a lifestyle medicine book for anyone interested in the research and guidelines around healthy living, specifically exercise, nutrition, stress management, sleep, social connection+avoidance of risky substances. I co-authored it with the two Presidents of the Lifestyle Medicine Interest Group...

By Beth Frates, MD
Meditation Is Tomorrow’s Competitive Edge, Like Sleep
SocialApr 5, 2026

Meditation Is Tomorrow’s Competitive Edge, Like Sleep

10 years ago sleep was overlooked. Now it's an irrefutable competitive advantage to optimise sleep. Today, meditation is being overlooked the same way.

By Koroush Khaneghah
Seeing Biological Age Data Drives Real Health Improvements
SocialApr 5, 2026

Seeing Biological Age Data Drives Real Health Improvements

Some doctors say wearables & epigenetic age tests aren’t useful because they aren’t clinically approved But a new study of 178 people over a year says otherwise When people saw their data & biological age, they changed behavior & saw measurable improvements...

By David Sinclair, PhD
Embrace Kindness and Authenticity This Easter
SocialApr 5, 2026

Embrace Kindness and Authenticity This Easter

Be kind Be generous Be thankful Be happy Be humble Be hard working Be honest Be loyal Be curious Be graceful Be teachable Be loving Be optimistic Be hopeful Be involved Be a student Be a teacher Be mindful Be forgiving Be mindful Be sincere Be giving Be yourself. Happy Easter.

By Vala Afshar
High-Performing Athletes Suffer More Health Issues Than Elite
SocialApr 5, 2026

High-Performing Athletes Suffer More Health Issues Than Elite

Fascinating review on the relationship between level of training/performance and immune function. I would agree that "high" performing athletes generally have worse health than "elite" performing athletes. Because... 1/ They have less control over life stress (often global "Type A" personalities) 2/ They train...

By Alan Couzens
13 Subtle Signals Your Body Needs Support, Not Discipline
SocialApr 5, 2026

13 Subtle Signals Your Body Needs Support, Not Discipline

I’m neurodivergent and have a PhD in healthcare research. Here are 13 subtle signs your body needs support, not more discipline: (save this for the days when everything feels harder than it should)

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Release Unused Energy Through Simple Daily Movement
SocialApr 5, 2026

Release Unused Energy Through Simple Daily Movement

Energy you don’t use becomes a problem. Your body needs a release valve. You have one. Movement.

By Alan Couzens
Savoring a Lazy Weekend of Sleep and Stillness
SocialApr 5, 2026

Savoring a Lazy Weekend of Sleep and Stillness

I slept like 12hrs and was the first time in months I got a proper weekend with zero to do. Gonna roll around some more and enjoy the nothing. Bliss.

By Sebastian Cocioba
Elevate Your Feet for a Healthier Squat Toilet
SocialApr 5, 2026

Elevate Your Feet for a Healthier Squat Toilet

Toilet PSA: Take the tiny trash bin in most toilets Put it in front of the toilet and put your feet on the trash bin Much healthier and more natural way to sit, giving natural pressure We've designed toilets wrong and your feet should...

By Pieter Levels
Embrace Growth Mindset: Laugh, Learn, and Move On
SocialApr 5, 2026

Embrace Growth Mindset: Laugh, Learn, and Move On

Sunday Tip #2: Let's all use the growth mindset as mush as we possibly can. 🌷🌳 ☀️ If you make a mistake, try to chuckle about it, and then learn from it. Lastly, move on... 🙏😊 ❤️ #SundayThoughts #growthmindset #wellbeing #learning #health #mentalhealth https://t.co/JsVuMgWHfk

By Beth Frates, MD
Just Culture Turns Shame Into Safety After Harm
SocialApr 5, 2026

Just Culture Turns Shame Into Safety After Harm

The culture of a hospital is revealed most clearly after a patient is harmed. Not when the case goes well. Not when the metrics look good. After the adverse event. In this episode of The Podcast by KevinMD, Scott Ellner @Surgeryquality describes what too...

By Kevin Pho, MD
Early Heart Rate Spike Is Normal, Not a Problem
SocialApr 5, 2026

Early Heart Rate Spike Is Normal, Not a Problem

Aerobic base building - the Cliff Notes version. This is for two groups: those just starting out and those who've been sidelined for a while. You lace up, head out, and ten minutes in, your heart is pounding, and you're breathing...

By Howard Luks, MD
Embrace Uncomfortable Feelings to Find True Okayness
SocialApr 5, 2026

Embrace Uncomfortable Feelings to Find True Okayness

That thing you're avoiding — the emotion, the conversation, the reality you don't want to face — it's not going anywhere. And often, the more you try to ignore it, the louder it can get. The real route to okayness...

By Dan Harris
Longevity Escape Velocity Could Grant 50 Extra Healthy Years
SocialApr 5, 2026

Longevity Escape Velocity Could Grant 50 Extra Healthy Years

If longevity escape velocity arrives by 2033 (Ray K’s prediction), a 50-year-old today has a shot at seeing 2100. The prize: 50 extra healthy years of compounding knowledge, relationships, and impact. Worth optimizing for? Focus on a longevity mindset.

By Peter H. Diamandis
Protect Your Mind Amid Nigeria's Relentless Pressures
SocialApr 5, 2026

Protect Your Mind Amid Nigeria's Relentless Pressures

Nigeria is one of the most stressful environments on earth to be young and ambitious in. Bad economy, family pressure, social media comparison, uncertain future, etc. And most young Nigerians are carrying all of it silently while pretending everything is fine. Your peace...

By The Prophetic Investor
Best Diet Scores Add up to Three Extra Years
SocialApr 5, 2026

Best Diet Scores Add up to Three Extra Years

Healthy dietary patterns, longevity genes, and life expectancy: A prospective cohort study "Compared with the bottom quintile, achieving the top quintile of dietary scores was associated with 1.9 to 3.0 years of life gained at 45 years in men and 1.5...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Hope as Survival: Balancing Optimism and Realism
SocialApr 5, 2026

Hope as Survival: Balancing Optimism and Realism

I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again… Some people see me as way too optimistic Some people see me as way too pessimistic I refuse to give up my hope for things to get better but I also refuse to...

By Rhet Lage (public health advocate)
Design Your Post‑Career Life, Not Just Retirement
SocialApr 5, 2026

Design Your Post‑Career Life, Not Just Retirement

Retirement isn’t just about leaving work—it’s about designing a life you actually want to wake up to. In this episode, we explore the deeper side of retirement—purpose, identity, and what truly keeps you alive long after your career ends. From a...

By Carl Pullein
Lifestyle Choices Prove Surprisingly Powerful
SocialApr 5, 2026

Lifestyle Choices Prove Surprisingly Powerful

Just out: new @timmermanreport column: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Lifestyle. https://t.co/0cibAwyaZi @zakkohane @shottan @BStulberg @hjluks

By David Shaywitz, MD, PhD
Take a 30‑second Breath Break Before Driving On
SocialApr 5, 2026

Take a 30‑second Breath Break Before Driving On

30 seconds to breathe at the rest area, before you get back on the road 🚙🛣️🌌

By Morgan Harper Nichols
Stop Labeling Yourself; Start Taking Action
SocialApr 5, 2026

Stop Labeling Yourself; Start Taking Action

People stay broke because they keep saying, ‘I’m broke’ They stay fat because they keep saying ‘I’m fat’ They stay lonely because they keep saying ‘I’m lonely’ Stop labelling. Start doing.

By dmartell
Reset Your Nervous System for Healthier Living
SocialApr 5, 2026

Reset Your Nervous System for Healthier Living

The state of your nervous system shapes how you experience the world. When we are constantly in “fight or flight,” it can take a toll on both physical and emotional health. Simple practices like breathing, mindful pauses, and time in nature, can...

By Andrew Weil, MD
Skip the Gym—Two Dumbbells, Floor, Full-Body Workout
SocialApr 4, 2026

Skip the Gym—Two Dumbbells, Floor, Full-Body Workout

Hot take: you don’t need a gym membership, a Peloton, or a $200/month studio class to be in shape. You need two dumbbells and your living room floor. I put together a full body workout with GIFs so you can’t...

By Bobby Berk
Aging? Keep Your Brain Sharp with Novel Challenges
SocialApr 4, 2026

Aging? Keep Your Brain Sharp with Novel Challenges

As people get older and have less energy, there's often a drive to make things more predictable. But the most important thing you can do for your brain: put it in novel situations and give it novel challenges. #Livewired https://t.co/1PKvPkClbI

By David Eagleman
Let Audiobooks Guide Unplanned, Mind‑Free Gym Sessions
SocialApr 4, 2026

Let Audiobooks Guide Unplanned, Mind‑Free Gym Sessions

Sometimes you just need an audiobook and let yourself flow in the gym. No plan, no counting, no PR. Just move your body, move heavy shit, sweat, and let the overwhelming thoughts melt away

By Dr. Axali (Seena Labs)
New Leaders Aim to Expand Colorado Health Access, Cut Costs
SocialApr 4, 2026

New Leaders Aim to Expand Colorado Health Access, Cut Costs

Thrilled to welcome Stephanie Beasley and Gretchen Hammer to these roles. Their leadership will strengthen Colorado as we expand access and lower costs for physical and mental health care. https://www.colorado.gov/governor/news/governor-polis-makes-cabinet-announcement

By Governor Jared Polis
Therapy Can Harm, Yet Still Helps Many
SocialApr 4, 2026

Therapy Can Harm, Yet Still Helps Many

Therapy harm stuff is all over Threads right now and I'm just here to say that two things can be true. Our system needs to change. Stigma and coercive practices have shaped our field in ways that cause ongoing harm and On...

By Dr. Jessica Goodnight