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Living a Life in Balance

The Longevity Blueprint: Gut Health, Metabolic Energy, and Stress Control

With Dr Simon Feldhaus

Dr. Simon Feldhaus explores gut health, metabolic energy, stress, and their relationship with longevity.

Inside this conversation

  1. What Motivated Simon to Become a Doctor

  2. Medical Training and Functional Approach

  3. Empowering People Through Education

More themes
  • What Is Functional Medicine?
  • The Role of Empathy in Healthcare
  • The Body’s Self-Healing Potential
  • The Mind, Brain, and Gut Axis

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The guest

Dr Simon Feldhaus

About Dr. Feldhaus: Simon is a highly qualified specialist in general medicine with certifications in Phytotherapy and Interventional Pain Therapy. He has been trained in both modern and complementary medicine, allowing him to utilize a breadth of experience in both fields. His therapeutic approach focuses on Regulatory Medicine, Orthomolecular Medicine, Mitochondrial Medicine, Phytotherapy, Complementary Oncology, Integrative Sports Care, and Health Prevention.

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Episode summary

Dr Feldhaus discusses his approach to functional and micronutrient medicine, alongside stress, sleep, diet and health education. Claims about preventing disease or slowing aging need evidence for a specific intervention and outcome; the episode does not establish that these broad approaches achieve those results. Healthy-aging research remains active, and an intervention that affects a biological marker does not necessarily extend human life or improve health. See the National Institute on Aging’s explanation of longevity research and its limits.

Tune in for a grounded conversation on prevention, vitality, and the future of health.

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