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Could what you've heard about testosterone therapy, heart health, and prostate cancer be outdated?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers talks with urologist Dr. Brent Sharpe about testosterone replacement therapy, cardiovascular risk, and the importance of prostate cancer screening. They challenge long-standing assumptions and explore why individualized treatment, proper monitoring, and proactive testing are essential to men's long-term health.
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Why do some people lose their hair while others don't—and can anything be done to prevent it?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Rogers talks with dermatologist Dr. Joni Sago about the causes of hair loss, including the differences in how it affects men and women. They explore alopecia, factors that contribute to thinning hair, and the treatment options that may help protect or restore hair growth.
Shop Dr. Rogers' Vitamins: https://docrogersvitamins.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=descriptionSubscribe & Save 15% + free shipping over $70 — the same formulas Dr. Rogers prescribes to his own patients.📞 Book a consultation: https://www.performancemedicine.net/contact6 locations across East Tennessee & Southwest Virginia + telehealth.Sign up for our weekly newsletter: https://performancemedicine.net/doctors-note-sign-up/__________________________________________________How strong are you — and how do you know where to begin?In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Rogers talks with Faith Russell, PT, DPT, a strength and rehabilitation specialist, about the importance of assessing strength and movement before starting a training program. They discuss how understanding your starting point can help improve mobility, build strength safely, and support long-term health.Want to learn more or schedule an evaluation? Reach out to Faith and the team at TriStar Strength x Rehab!https://tristarstrengthxrehab.com
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Microplastics are finding their way into our bodies—but could something as simple as a mushroom hold part of the answer?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Rogers talks with Steve Nice, Founder and CEO of Shield Nutraceuticals, about chitosan, where it comes from, and its potential role in addressing everyday environmental toxins. They also explore emerging research on microplastics and the science behind Microplastic Protect, connecting the conversation to reducing our toxic load and protecting our long-term health.
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Learn more about Kristina Moody, BSN, RN and Creative Care Services: https://creativecareservices.com/
Have you ever left a doctor's appointment confused about what comes next?In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers welcomes Kristina Moody, BSN, RN, founder of Creative Care, to discuss helping patients and families navigate healthcare with confidence. From accompanying patients to appointments to explaining medical instructions and coordinating care, Creative Care provides support beyond the doctor's visit.
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Could your skin be revealing a circulation problem beneath the surface?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers and Dr. Joni Sago discuss stasis dermatitis—a condition often connected to poor circulation in the legs, inflammation, and chronic venous insufficiency. They explore why obesity can increase the risk, what happens when blood begins to pool in the lower legs, and the important role our immune system plays in inflammation, defense, and healing.
Could your skin be revealing something about your metabolic health?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers welcomes dermatologist Dr. Joni Sago to explore how skin tags, changes in skin texture, and certain acne concerns may offer clues about insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome. Learn what to look for, why these signs matter, and what lab work and further evaluation, including liver function testing, may help uncover underlying health concerns.
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Could chronic inflammation be playing a bigger role in heart disease than we realize?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers continues his conversation with cardiologist Dr. Dan O’Roark, taking a deeper look at the connection between inflammation and cardiovascular disease and ways to address chronic inflammation. They also tackle the long-standing concern that testosterone causes heart disease and discuss what current evidence tells us about testosterone therapy and cardiovascular risk.
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Could recurring hives be caused by something more than an allergy?
In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers sits down with dermatologist Dr. Joni Sago to discuss the difference between acute and chronic urticaria, common triggers, and the connection between chronic hives and autoimmune conditions. Dr. Sago also explains the role of IgE in the immune response and how treatments that target IgE may help patients struggling with chronic hives.
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Are we treating the numbers—or the real causes of heart disease?
Dr. Rogers sits down with cardiologist Dr. Dan O’Roark to challenge common beliefs about cholesterol, statins, blood pressure, salt, low-fat diets, aspirin, and what may actually drive cardiovascular disease. Dr. O’Roark also shares his own experience with a heart attack and stent and explains why insulin resistance, inflammation, lifestyle, and individualized treatment deserve a closer look.
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