Drs. Spencer and Karl Nadolsky talk about nutrition, medicine, and fitness through the lens of two physicians who lift weights. Both doctors are former NCAA division 1 wrestlers who have gone into medicine. Dr. Spencer Nadolsky is a board certified family physician specialized in obesity medicine and lipidology. Dr. Karl Nadolsky is a board certified endocrinologist also specialized in obesity med... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
Drs. Karl and Spencer chat with Kasey Potts all about her journey with lipedema. more
Drs. Karl and Spencer chat with Dr. Amron all about lipedema. He is a specialized surgeon who treats lipedema daily. Learn about diagnosing and treating this condition that is commonly mistaken with obesity. more
Drs. Karl and Spencer discuss a new study showcasing the importance of exercise during and after GLP-1 medicine use. more
Drs. Karl and Spencer discuss a recent Mark Hyman podcast where he perpetuated some myths about obesity and GLP-1 receptor agonist medicines.
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I have learned a lot and I love that. I especially like the episodes about the scaremongering regarding muscle loss with GLP-1s. That’s such valuable information! But it’s hard to stick with the podcast because of all the bad audio, and quirky mannerisms like way they talk over each other and say “my brother” this and that instead of just using each other’s names. And I hear so much fidgeting—is someone doodling with a pencil by the microphone? Repeatedly dropping a small, soft nerf ball? What a... more
I am a big “fan” of Dr. Spencer. I almost hate to call it that because I hate celebrity, but if I am going to support someone why not a truth telling clinician. Dr. Karl, enjoy your Big Pharma lunches. I think the minuscule freebies often benefit staff more than providers depending on how the provider approaches it. If people don’t understand that providers can’t be compensated for prescribing medications, the AMA or some other professional organization should get ahead of that. The ABA needs t... more
Hey, I purchased your Leaner Living protein years ago and can attest it really was terrific! Thanks for sharing the backstory. Look forward to your podcasts. You guys are the best! Teresa
Dr. Spencer has a calm presence - Dr. Karl constantly interrupts his bro like he's so much smarter. This stresses me out and while Dr. Karl knows his stuff, it's hard to learn thru the stress of it. I have been a pharmacist for 30 years, I own my own company as a PBM expert and pharmacy benefits consultant,, and I am a lifelong learner. I listen to the podcast while i lift and do cardio. Please continue to have educated guests, please keep the content coming (especially interested in this GL... more
The show seems likes a vanity project for the brother doctors. It’s disorganized, they speak over each other, each episode has a title but no coherent message. Also why is it called “Docs Who Lift?” I’ve not heard them speak about lifting ever. Are they just trying to show off that they have good physiques? On a podcast ? more
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