Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Podcast Index | Overcast | YouTube 1:54 My story of illness and exercise 4:31 Low back pain 8:16 Colds 11:36 Sauna use and colds 14:16 COVID When you’re feeling under the weather, whether due to a cold, flu, or other minor illness, one question often […]
Dr. Bobby Dubois is a Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Harbor-UCLA trained physician, Board Certified in Internal Medicine, has a Ph.D. in Health Care Policy, and has published approximately 180 peer-reviewed articles on what does and does not work to help patients, how medical conditions can be best managed & defining high quality, high value care.
As a wellness doctor, he now focuses on helping people Live Long and Well, based upon six key pillars that scientific studies have shown make a real difference in people’s lives.
Scientific research underscores the intricate interplay between lifestyle factors and human health. Exercise, a cornerstone of well-being, enhances cardiovascular health, boosts mood, and promotes cognitive function. Coupled with proper nutrition, it fosters optimal physical performance and supports immune function. Beyond the individual, social ties exert profound effects on health, buffering against stress and enhancing longevity. Meanwhile, exposure to hot and cold environments elicits physiological adaptations, bolstering resilience and metabolic efficiency. Adequate sleep, essential for cognitive consolidation and metabolic regulation, underscores the importance of restorative rest. Moreover, the mind-body harmony underscores the intricate relationship between mental and physical health, highlighting the profound impact of mindfulness and stress management on overall well-being. Integrating these factors into daily life cultivates a holistic approach to health promotion and disease prevention.