The Mental Shift That Changed How I Think About Ageing

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I spent years in this profession thinking about ageing as a problem to be solved. Not consciously, and not in those terms — but in practice, that was the frame. Every patient who came in presented a version of the ageing problem, and my role was to identify the problem’s components and address them with appropriate tools. That is a reasonable clinical model. The shift came gradually. It had something […]

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Why ‘Listen to Your Body’ Is Bad Advice — And What Works

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“Just listen to your body.” I hear this advice given constantly — by trainers, by wellness influencers, by well-meaning friends, occasionally by physicians who should know better. It sounds like wisdom. It sounds like the antidote to the over-medicalised, over-quantified approach to health. It is, in most situations, genuinely unhelpful. And in some situations, it is dangerous. The problem with body-listening as a primary health strategy The body is an […]

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