Pickleball vs. The Gym: Which Is Better for Aging? | Dr. Don Colbert, MD Ep. 4
Dr. Don Colbert, MD on the racket-sport longevity research, what pickleball does for the brain and balance, and how to play without getting hurt.
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A BYU study of 1,693 married couples links exercising together to better communication and less conflict. Dr. Colbert explains what it means, and what it does not, for couples over 40.
On a fiber-rich, whole food diet, people in a controlled study absorbed about 116 fewer calories a day than on a Western diet, and they were not hungrier. Here is what that means for you.
A large UK study links loneliness and social isolation after 50 to fewer years free of disease, depression and anxiety. Dr. Colbert explains what it means and how to build real connection.
Are the natural trans fats in butter, cheese and milk as harmful as the factory-made kind? A new 22-study review says probably not. Here is the honest story, including who paid for it.
Crispy Brussels sprouts, tender apples and juicy lemon herb chicken roast together on one pan. This gluten-free, dairy-free detox dinner is made for cozy fall nights.
Craving that famous cafe soup without the flour and sugar? This keto broccoli cheddar soup is rich, velvety and loaded with real cheese and tender broccoli. Perfect for a chilly October night.
A review of randomized trials found vitamin D2 was linked to lower blood levels of D3. Dr. Colbert explains what it means, how to read your label and how to test your levels.
A new Japanese study found bowel activity nearly doubled within two minutes of a comfortable 20-minute walk. Dr. Colbert explains what it means, what it does not prove, and simple gut habits to start today.
Researchers tracked about 3,000 blood proteins through a 7-day water-only fast. The deepest changes waited until day 3. Here is what that means, what it does not mean, and how to fast wisely.
A small Irish trial found that regular and decaf coffee both nudged specific gut bacteria and were linked to changes in stress, focus and memory. Dr. Colbert explains what it means for you.