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My best friend has bipolar disorder and I never know if I'm helping or making it worse.

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I want to ask my doctor about ADHD meds but I'm scared she'll think I'm faking it.

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My back pain flares up every few weeks and I don't know how to function through it.

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Niraj NaikFounder of SOMA Breath • Former pharmacistAsk about using breathwork to change your physical state
Niraj on using breathwork to change your physical state“Breathing is the only autonomic function you can consciously control. It's a direct line to your nervous system. When you exhale, your parasympathetic system engages and your heart rate comes down. A few minutes of rhythmic breathing is enough to pull yourself out of stress and back into your center.”
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Dr. Céline GounderInfectious disease physician • EpidemiologistAsk about protecting your health in a noisy information world
Céline on protecting your health in a noisy information world“I protect my health the same way I protect my patients: by curating my information diet the way I curate my food. I go to the source, I follow people who've been right before and correct themselves when the evidence changes, and I stay open to changing my mind. Certainty that cannot bend is not strength; it is a vulnerability.”
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Nick NorwitzMD, Harvard Medical School • PhD, University of OxfordAsk about metabolic health, nutrition, and brain health.
Nick on metabolic health, nutrition, and brain health.Harvard MD, Oxford PhD, Dartmouth valedictorian and oreo experiment cut LDL 71%.
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Nir BarzilaiAuthor of Age Later • Director, Institute for Aging ResearchAsk about the science of living longer
Nir on the science of living longer“To delay the biology of aging, we don't prevent just one disease, we prevent many of them. We used to think each age-related disease was separate, but they share common roots. Longevity becomes a side effect of staying healthy longer.”
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Jeffrey Bland, PhDFather of functional medicineAsk about why treating symptoms is the wrong place to start
Jeffrey on why treating symptoms is the wrong place to start“Symptoms are late signals, not first causes. In chronic illness the biology starts drifting years before a diagnosis. If you start at the symptom, you are downstream. You may mute the alarm without finding the fire. The body is a network, so ask what shifted in the person's story and physiology that made the symptom possible, then address that.”
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bring up antidepressants at my next appointment
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I've had 15 minutes with my doctor twice a year for the last decade and never once mentioned that I cry most nights. I want to bring up antidepressants at my next appointment but I don't know how to say it without sounding like I'm just having a bad week.

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staring at the ceiling at midnight
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I've been up since 5am, ran on four hours of sleep all week, and I'm still staring at the ceiling at midnight. I took melatonin, cut my coffee off by noon, nothing works. What am I actually missing here?

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Something that scares me a little
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I finally got strong. Like, really strong, after years of starting and quitting. Now I want to see what my body can really do. Maybe rock climbing? Something that scares me a little.

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red streak going up my calf
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I stepped on something in the yard three days ago and now there's a red streak going up my calf. It's not throbbing, just tender, and I keep telling myself it'll fade by tomorrow. Should I actually get this looked at before I leave for a work trip?

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