Did you know that there's a test to see how old your are?

Did you know that there's a test to see how old your are?

In this podcast, Dr. Jesse Morse, a family and sports medicine physician specializing in regenerative medicine and anti-aging, explores the advanced science of anti-aging diagnostics. Dr. Morse introduces the TruDiagnostic test, a cutting-edge tool developed in partnership with Harvard, which analyzes your DNA, inflammation levels, and immune system to determine your biological age. He delves into the importance of epigenetics—how lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, and environment significantly influence aging, more than genetics alone. Dr. Morse also discusses various biomarkers the test tracks, including omic age, disease risk scores, and aging speed through the Dunedin pacing test. Sharing personal insights, Dr. Morse explains how this test helped him understand his immune system’s resilience and biological health. If you're interested in longevity, cutting-edge health technology, or just curious about how old your body truly is, this podcast offers invaluable insights.

5 Ways to Fix Your Diet for Optimal Health with Dr. Jesse Morse, Podcast # 27

In this podcast, Dr. Jesse Morse discusses the critical topic of how to fix your diet to improve your health. Shifting from sports medicine to nutrition, Dr. Morse dives into the harmful effects of the modern American diet, which has led to rising obesity rates and chronic health conditions. He shares five actionable steps to clean up your diet, including limiting eating out, increasing protein intake, and avoiding inflammatory foods like gluten, dairy, and seed oils. Dr. Morse also explains the dangers of drinking empty calories and the hidden health risks in common foods. With practical advice and easy-to-follow tips, this episode is perfect for anyone looking to make healthier choices and improve their overall well-being. Tune in to learn how to take control of your diet and optimize your health with Dr. Jesse Morse.

Ankle Sprains: Lateral vs. Medial vs. High with Dr. Jesse Morse

In this episode, Dr. Jesse Morse, a sports medicine physician from The Osteopathic Center in Miami, takes a deep dive into the world of ankle sprains. As one of the most common orthopedic injuries, Dr. Morse explains the differences between lateral, medial, and high ankle sprains, discussing the anatomy, symptoms, and treatment options. He emphasizes the importance of proper diagnosis using the Ottawa Ankle Rules to rule out fractures. Dr. Morse also covers advanced regenerative therapies like PRP and stem cell injections, which offer effective alternatives to surgery for healing and recovery.

Back Pain: Most Common Causes, and How to Find Relief. Podcast #25

In this podcast, Dr. Jesse Morse, a renowned Family and Sports Medicine physician, delves into the pervasive issue of low back pain. As the most common cause of disability in America, low back pain affects 51-84% of people at some point in their lives. Dr. Morse discusses the anatomy, causes, symptoms, and treatments of this condition, focusing on non-surgical methods like PRP and stem cell therapy. He emphasizes the importance of proper diagnosis and holistic approaches to manage pain, including lifestyle modifications, physical therapy, and innovative treatments. Tune in to gain valuable insights and practical tips for managing low back pain effectively.

Achilles tendon ruptures: All you need to know

In this podcast, Dr. Jesse Morse, a renowned non-surgical Sports Medicine physician, dives deep into Achilles tendon injuries in Episode 24 of the Eternal Vitality Podcast. Achilles tendon injuries are not just common among athletes but increasingly affect the general population, impacting the quality of life. Dr. Morse discusses why these injuries occur, how to prevent them, and the best treatment options available. He also explores the alarming rise of these injuries globally and highlights risk factors such as age, medication, and pre-existing conditions. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of Achilles tendon injuries, and learn how to make informed decisions about your health.