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Docs Who Lift

Docs Who Lift
Obesity
Weight Loss
Semaglutide
Glp-1 Medications
Glp-1 Receptor Agonists
Type 2 Diabetes
Nutrition
Glp-1 Agonists
Obesity Medicine
Menopause
Ozempic
Terzepatide
Resistance Training
Lipedema
Body Composition
Tirzepatide
Exercise
Glp-1
Diabetes
Functional Medicine

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

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Could your weight gain and non-stop thoughts about food actually come from a rare condition you were born with? In this episode of the Docs Who Lift podcast, Dr. Spencer Nadolsky and Dr. Karl Nadolsky chat with weight expert Dr. Jesse Richards about ... more

In this episode they cover why the name polycystic ovarian syndrome has been misleading from the start given that you do not need polycystic ovaries to have the condition and you can have polycystic ovaries without having the condition at all, what t... more

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Dr. Spencer Nadolsky and Karl bring on Dr. Austin Baraki and Dr. Jordan Feigenbaum from the Barbell Medicine crew for a conversation that cuts through one of the most hyped and least understood topics in the health and fitness space right now: the re... more

Dr. Spencer and Karl Nadolsky sit down with David W, a nurse practitioner and one of the actual patients enrolled in the Triumph 1 retatrutide phase 3 trial, to break down the data that was just presented at the American Diabetes Association conferen... more

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Dr. Jesse Richards
Obesity medicine expert, OSU/OU affiliate
Oklahoma State University / University of Oklahoma
Episode: Is Your Obesity Genetic? Food Noise and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Explained
Dr. Susan Bryant
Instagram colleague and clinical expert discussed during episode
Independent clinician / social media educator
Episode: PCOS Renamed to PMOS? Here's Why and What Changes for You
Austin Baraki
Physician; co-founder, Barbell Medicine
Barbell Medicine
Episode: Are Peptides the New Snake Oil? What the Actual Science Says With Barbell Medicine
Jordan Feigenbaum
Physician; co-founder, Barbell Medicine
Barbell Medicine
Episode: Are Peptides the New Snake Oil? What the Actual Science Says With Barbell Medicine
David White
Nurse practitioner and glucagon/GIP expert
Nurse practitioner, Triumph trial participant
Episode: Retatrutide Phase 3 Results: What the Data Actually Means
Dr. Susan Brian
Endocrinologist with focus on bone health and clinical trials
Site for clinical trials (Harvard/Yale connection)
Episode: Are GLP-1 Medicines Shredding Your Bones? Here Is What the Actual Evidence Says With Dr. Susan Brian
Dr. Eryn Russo
Preventive Medicine, Occupational Health, and Environmental Medicine specialist
PrevMed
Episode: Heavy Metal Toxicity: Separating Real Risks From Influencer Scams | Dr. Eryn Russo
Adam Auton
Geneticist at 23andMe
23andMe
Episode: GLP-1 Genetics: Predicting Weight Loss and Side Effects With 23andMe's Dr. Adam Auton
Henning Langer
PhD, lead author on GLP-1 muscle study
University/Lab in Berlin (Charité)
Episode: Do GLP-1 Medicines Actually Cause Muscle Loss? New Research With Dr. Henning Langer

Hosts

Spencer Nadolsky
Host of Docs Who Lift; endocrinologist focusing on obesity medicine and lipidology; clinician with obesity medicine expertise
Karl Nadolsky
Co-host; endocrinologist with expertise in obesity medicine; clinician

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Good info & advice

    TY for this podcast! I like the conversation between these two doctors. They make the information understandable and I find it very interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    madastith
    United Statesa month ago
  • Science for the Win

    I appreciate the accessibility of this podcast, which is grounded in actual science and the latest studies of obesity medications and treatments. We need more doctors who are willing to help patients distinguish the nonsense that floats around online from the actual science and no one I’ve found is doing this better than the Nadolsky brothers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blah Blah Yah Yah Yah
    United States2 months ago
  • i tried

    I started listening for glp-1 guidance and I wanted to like it but most of the episodes feel like a waste of time and two brothers competing to be the smartest rather than actually sharing info with their audience. not to mention the constant interrupting. the whole thing is unprofessional and hard to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    guppygupgups
    United States2 months ago
  • Too bias

    You guys are really pharma bias. You keep assuring listeners of the not getting paid…. Mmm!! I wonder??

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Mear1929
    United States3 months ago
  • Great for docs

    Just listened to one episode so far but really appreciated their practical evidence based approach to weight loss. Reviewing the studies they sited will change my practice

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mustard19&@
    United States3 months ago

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Is Your Obesity Genetic? Food Noise and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Explained
Q: What should clinicians do if they suspect hypothalamic obesity or BBS in a patient?
Take a thorough weight history, consider genetic testing using available panels, assess for hyperphagia and food noise, and discuss management options including GLP-1 therapies or bariatric procedures while recognizing that responses can vary based on the underlying ciliopathy.
Is Your Obesity Genetic? Food Noise and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Explained
Q: How short are we talking about with the fingers, and other physical clues?
Finger and toe anomalies such as brachydactyly or syndactyly, along with disproportionate body proportions, dental abnormalities, and craniofacial dimorphisms, are among the minor criteria that help differentiate BBS from other forms of obesity and assist in recognizing the syndrome clinically.
Is Your Obesity Genetic? Food Noise and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Explained
Q: What are the criteria now and how is testing different from before?
The diagnosis relies on major and minor criteria, requiring four major features or three major plus two minor, contextualized by genetic testing; modern criteria integrate broader genetic testing options and recognize that some patients with slam-dunk genetics may not need as many clinical features.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS? Here's Why and What Changes for You
Q: How does PMOS alter the approach to screening for diabetes and cardiovascular risk?
It reinforces early and proactive metabolic screening, including glucose tolerance testing and cardiovascular risk assessment, because data show elevated risks at younger ages, leading to more aggressive preventive strategies.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS? Here's Why and What Changes for You
Q: What is the main reason behind renaming PCOS to PMOS?
The name shift emphasizes the metabolic and endocrine aspects of the syndrome, not just ovarian cysts or misfiring hormones, guiding clinicians to screen for metabolic risks and treat the broader syndrome rather than focusing only on reproductive symptoms.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Docs Who Lift

What is Docs Who Lift about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two physician hosts who are also competitive lifters discuss nutrition, medicine, and fitness with a focus on obesity medicine, endocrinology, and evidence-based approaches to weight management. Episodes frequently cover GLP-1 medications, diabetes and metabolic health, resistance training, bone health, and the practical application of scientific research for clinicians and engaged lay listeners. A notable strength is translating complex studies into actionable guidance, often featuring expert guests from endocrinology, obesity medicine, sports medicine, and related fields. The show's approachable, science-backdrop is complemented by guest perspectives from clinical researchers and practicing clinicians, making it useful for healthcare prof... more

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1. Dr. Jesse Richards
2. Dr. Susan Bryant
3. Austin Baraki
4. Jordan Feigenbaum
5. David White
6. Dr. Susan Brian
7. Dr. Eryn Russo
8. Adam Auton

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