Who Cares About Men's Health?

Imagine a haunted house, but instead of demon clowns and guys with chainsaws, it’s filled with our deepest health fears. The Who Cares Guys and Dr. John Smith navigate through the corridors of men's health anxieties, discussing everything from the fear of erectile dysfunction to the specter of chronic illness. 

PTSD is not just a soldier's burden. It is something PTSD expert Steven Sugden, MD, MPH, MSS, says affects as many as one in five men sometime in their lifetime. PTSD impacts a wide range of individuals, triggered by varied and unexpected life experiences. The Who Cares Guys discusses how to identify the signs, the importance of destigmatizing the disorder, and some effective treatment pathways.

TikTok is teeming with nutrition advice, but how much of it should you actually swallow? This episode cuts through the noise of viral diet trends, examining claims from oatmeal’s effect on hormones to the inflammatory nature of certain cooking oils. The Who Care's guys speak with nutrition specialist Thunder Jalili to help sort the nutritious from the nonsense, ensuring your next meal is influenced by science, not just social media shares.

Chris, a neurobiologist and breast cancer survivor, didn't let a terminal diagnosis dictate his health future. In this episode, he details his transition from patient to pioneering advocate, exploring how his unique research led him to propose new methods for managing his own cancer and ultimately find a life purpose that helped him outlive his diagnosis.

Weight loss isn't just about hitting the gym or cutting calories—it can be a pretty complex journey that varies from one individual to another. Scot and Mitch speak with nutritionist Thunder Jalili, PhD, about their struggle with losing weight and find some potential dietary and exercise changes to help them lose some extra pounds.

Scot, Dr. John Smith, and Mitch delve into their personal health victories, the challenges they continue to face, and what they're planning next. From consistent strength training and quitting smoking for the 8th time, to losing unhealthy weight, they share their strategies for maintaining momentum and setting sights on new health and wellness targets.

Your body, much like your car, gives warning signs when something isn't right. And when those dashboard lights come on, you should probably talk to a professional. From chest pains during exercise to persistent fatigue, these signs shouldn't be ignored. Dr. John Smith shares 5 'check engine' lights of men's health and how recognizing these early warnings can save lives and maintain long-term health.

Just like routine maintenance for your car can prevent major breakdowns, regular health screenings can help men avoid severe health issues. From blood pressure monitoring to cancer screenings, Dr. John Smith discusses with Scot and Mitch why these preventative measures aren’t just optional—they’re crucial for keeping you well-tuned and healthy.

Why should your car's horsepower or your favorite team's stats be more familiar than your health metrics? Men love stats, but how often do we track the ones that truly matter to our health? Dr. John Smith shares the five statistics he thinks everyone should know to make sure they live a healthy life and avoid serious life-altering health issues in the future.

Is red light therapy a genuine health innovation or just another device to distract you from the Core 4. From its rumored skin rejuvenation powers to questionable mental health benefits, Dr. John Smith did the research, and explores whether red light therapy really holds the transformative potential it's touted to have.