How Doctors Think — with Dmitry Sokolov, MD
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<p><b>How Doctors Think</b> explores health, performance, and longevity through clear, evidence-based conversations with clinicians, researchers, and other domain experts.<br><br></p><p>Hosted by <b>Dmitry Sokolov, MD</b>, the podcast examines how physiology, habits, and judgement shape real-world outcomes — especially in high-stakes areas such as productivity, surgery, recovery, metabolic health, and long-term performance.</p><p><br>It also explores uncertainty and the real-life problems faced by highly successful professionals in a rapidly changing world, shaped by accelerating AI and wider social and economic instability.</p>
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April 17, 2026
Living Longer is Not the Point
Average life expectancy in the UK has risen from roughly 50 years to over 80 in the last century. That is not a small thing. But the average person will spend their final 8 to 12 years living with significant functional limitation – unable to get off the floor unassisted, unable to carry their own shopping, unable to walk at a pace that would let them cross a road in the time the light gives them. Medicine has become extraordinarily good at keeping people alive. It has not yet become equivale...
April 17, 2026
You Can Only Buy The Beginning
There is a pattern I see in patients who have just committed to changing their health. They arrive at the first consultation having already bought the coaching package, the wearable, the twelve-week programme. And they are relieved. That relief is the part worth paying attention to. The moment someone commits financially to a health intervention, the nervous system behaves as though the problem is already partly solved. Dopamine does not distinguish between actual progress and the anticipatio...
April 17, 2026
Your Coffee Stopped Working Years Ago
Your morning coffee stopped working years ago. You adjusted so gradually that you never noticed the moment it stopped giving you something and started preventing you from losing something. That distinction – between a substance that enhances performance and one that prevents withdrawal – is one most professionals never examine. Caffeine's primary action is adenosine receptor antagonism. Adenosine accumulates during waking hours and produces the sensation of sleep pressure. Caffeine blocks the...
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- What is How Doctors Think — with Dmitry Sokolov, MD?
<p><b>How Doctors Think</b> explores health, performance, and longevity through clear, evidence-based conversations with clinicians, researchers, and other domain experts.<br><br></p><p>Hosted by <b>Dmitry Sokolov, MD</b>, the podcast examines how physiology, habits, and judgement shape real-world outcomes — especially in high-stakes areas such as productivity, surgery, recovery, metabolic health, and long-term performance.</p><p><br>It also explores uncertainty and the real-life problems faced by highly successful professionals in a rapidly changing world, shaped by accelerating AI and wider social and economic instability.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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