The Optimal Health Podcast

The conversation delves into the optimization of health and hormones, the balance between consistency and intensity, the role of a coach in health and training, and the accountability and temptation to do more in the context of health and hormone management. The conversation covers a range of topics related to testosterone deficiency, lifestyle factors, ethical considerations in treatment, regulated vs. unregulated providers, private vs. NHS healthcare, managing patient expectations, blood tests, steroid cycles, balancing health and performance, elite athlete health protocols, realism in health and fitness, impact of lifestyle on performance, health over performance, lifestyle challenges and realistic expectations, balancing health and performance in professional settings, and lifestyle changes and health focus. The conversation delves into the impact of health choices, the journey of self-discovery, the role of health professionals, navigating social media and health, and dealing with online hate and trolls. It explores the consequences of health decisions, the personal journey of self-discovery, the multifaceted role of health professionals, the influence of social media on health, and the challenges of dealing with online hate and trolls. Takeaways Optimization of health and hormones requires a balanced approach of consistency and intensity. Having a coach is essential for managing health and training effectively. Accountability is crucial in resisting the temptation to do more in health and hormone management. Lifestyle factors impact testosterone levels Balancing health and performance is crucial Impact of health choices on personal and professional life The multifaceted role of health professionals Navigating social media's influence on health Challenges of dealing with online hate and trolls Chapters 00:00 Optimizing Health and Hormones 02:55 Balancing Consistency and Intensity 09:52 The Role of a Coach in Health and Training 21:05 Accountability and the Temptation to Do More 22:51 Challenges of Testosterone Deficiency 23:17 Lifestyle Factors and Medical Conditions 24:39 Ethical Considerations in Treatment 27:08 Regulated vs. Unregulated Providers 28:34 Private vs. NHS Healthcare 29:24 Managing Patient Expectations 30:21 Blood Tests and Steroid Cycles 31:30 Balancing Health and Performance 32:23 Elite Athlete Health Protocols 33:37 Realism in Health and Fitness 34:21 Impact of Lifestyle on Performance 39:06 Health Over Performance 41:17 Lifestyle Challenges and Realistic Expectations 43:06 Balancing Health and Performance in Professional Settings 45:03 Lifestyle Changes and Health Focus 49:03 The Impact of Health Choices 50:32 The Journey of Self-Discovery 52:18 The Role of Health Professionals 55:08 Navigating Social Media and Health 01:09:01 Dealing with Online Hate and Trolls

Ali Gilbert, founder of Silverback Coaching, discusses men's health management, fitness, nutrition, and hormone optimization for high-performing men over 40. The conversation delves into the challenges men face, the impact of lifestyle choices, and the need for personalized health coaching. The conversation covers a range of topics related to men's health, testosterone therapy, and the changing dynamics of masculinity. Ali Gilbert and Ollie Matthews discuss the impact of TRT, the importance of foundational health, and the evolving role of men in society. They also touch on the Me Too movement, domestic abuse, and the need for a balanced perspective. Takeaways Men's health coaching Importance of personalized health coaching TRT clinics are becoming more prevalent, and the use of TRT may be overprescribed. The changing dynamics of masculinity and the impact of societal shifts on men's health and behavior. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Ali Gilbert 01:05 The Queen of Men's Health 03:11 The Silverback Summit 07:18 Coaching High-Performing Men 08:43 Common Misconceptions About Aging 15:21 The Role of Data and Tracking 21:59 Motivating Men to Prioritize Health 25:07 The Impact of TRT and Health Priorities 26:32 The Role of Health Coaches and TRT 40:24 The Changing Dynamics of Masculinity

The conversation delves into the complexities of IBS, exploring its multi-layered nature, the gut-brain connection, environmental and genetic factors, the importance of consistency over quick fixes, the impact of high achievement, and the influence of mentors and coaches. The conversation delves into the themes of identity, ego, validation, and the impact of social media on individuals. It explores the challenges of shifting identity, the pursuit of a limitless lifestyle, and the consequences of chasing more and more. The discussion also highlights the importance of health investment, stress management, and the influence of marketing and addictions. Takeaways IBS is a multi-layered condition linked to stress and the gut-brain connection. Consistency over quick fixes is crucial for long-term health and well-being. The struggle of shifting identity and the impact of ego and validation The importance of health investment and stress management in the face of societal pressures Chapters 00:00 Understanding IBS 02:48 The Multi-Layered Nature of IBS 06:03 The Gut-Brain Connection 08:50 Environmental and Genetic Factors 12:13 Consistency Over Quick Fixes 16:00 The Impact of High Achievement 19:49 The Influence of Mentors and Coaches 22:07 Identity and Change 23:06 Ego and Validation 24:06 Identity Crisis and Trauma 25:04 Shifting Identity and Change 25:34 Limitless Lifestyle and High Achievers 26:01 Chasing More and More 26:59 Health and Identity 28:54 Investment in Health 37:00 Stress and Coping Mechanisms 39:24 Marketing and Addictions 42:41 TV and Marketing

Nutrition Masterclass for Men and Dads: The Biggest Mistakes and What to Do First Ollie Matthews breaks down the nutrition mistakes he sees most often in men and dads, and why most people do not need a fancier plan, just better foundations. He focuses on what nutrition should actually achieve, where calories sneak in, and how to build a diet that still works on busy, tired, and chaotic days.He also shares practical targets for protein, fats, carbs, fiber, hydration, and weekend planning, plus a simple order of operations for getting results without overcomplicating food. Key topics In this episode, Ollie Matthews explains why nutrition is usually overcomplicated and why the real issue is execution, not knowledge. He defines what a good diet should do: support body fat control, muscle retention, steady energy, training, recovery, hunger management, digestion, and family life. He warns about hidden calorie sources like nuts, oils, peanut butter, lattes, alcohol, takeaway meals, and unfinished kids’ food. He recommends a 7 day honest tracking window, including drinks, sauces, oils, weekends, and snacks, to find the real starting point. He lays out protein as the first priority, with a target of 1.6 to 2.2 grams per kilo, or roughly 40 to 50 grams per meal for many men. He pushes back on the myth that carbs are the enemy, arguing that low carbs often reduce training performance, recovery, and energy. He says fats matter for health and hormones, but excess intake still adds up, especially when healthy fats are treated as unlimited. He emphasizes fiber and plant variety for digestion, blood sugar, cholesterol, fullness, and gut health, with a target of 25 to 35 grams daily. He argues supplements should support, not replace, real meals, sleep, hydration, and structure, and says to test bloods rather than guess. He stresses weekend planning, emergency foods, and building a plan that still works when tired, not just when motivation is high. Sign up to The Optimal Man www.ojayhealth.com/omgroup Apply for 1-1 coaching www.ojayhealth.com/call 0

Optimal Man Group QA: Sleep, Testosterone, Belly Fat, and Men’s Health Basics Ollie Matthews kicks off the first QA session for the Optimal Man Group, answering common questions from the group, social media, and DMs on men’s health. The episode focuses on the biggest drivers of low energy and poor hormones, especially sleep quality, stress, body composition, and when TRT is actually appropriate. Key topics In this episode: sleep apnea warning signs, including loud snoring, stopping breathing, dry mouth on waking, and mouth breathing at night Ollie explains why sleep apnea matters for testosterone, recovery, and daytime energy, and why it should not be normalized just because someone uses CPAP In this episode: why waking around 3 a.m. can point to cortisol and glucose dysregulation rather than a random sleep issue Ollie shares the role of protein intake, fiber, stress resilience, vegetables, and stable blood sugar in better sleep and better hormone health In this episode: how to tell whether low testosterone is real or just the result of stress, under-sleeping, overtraining, or general rundown state Ollie breaks down the difference between primary hypogonadism and secondary hypogonadism, and why lifestyle causes are often reversible In this episode: what blood markers matter most, including total and free testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, thyroid, liver, kidney function, cholesterol, CRP, iron, and inflammatory markers Ollie argues that many clinics prescribe TRT too early, before sleep, training, nutrition, body fat, and stress have been addressed In this episode: why belly fat often persists despite training, and how poor food quality, low fiber, and low daily movement can be the real issue Ollie answers questions about alcohol, creatine, cravings at night, bloating, weight gain after 40, and whether testosterone can be improved naturally with consistency Follow along on Instagram www.instagram.com/olliematthewshealth Join The Optimal Man www.ojayhealth.com/omgroup

Unlocking the Truth About Erectile Dysfunction and Sexual Wellness with Jeff Nuziard Discover an innovative approach to treating erectile dysfunction that goes beyond medications and traditional methods. In this episode, Jeff Nuziard shares his unique RegenMax protocol, highlighting the science, success rates, and transformative potential of regenerative therapies for sexual health. Main Topics: Jeff Nuziard's background and journey to developing RegenMax The science behind micro tears, tissue regeneration, and blood flow in ED treatment Why conventional ED treatments often fail and the limitations of medications like Viagra and Cialis The four pillars of RegenMax: hormone optimization, vascular remodeling, shockwave therapy, and biologics The importance of early intervention and testing for hormone levels starting in the 20s The relationship between testosterone, collagen, and aging in erectile health Patient success stories and treatment duration insights How this regenerative approach can be applied worldwide and the future of sexual wellness treatments Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Jeff Nuziard and his groundbreaking regenerative protocol 02:00 - Jeff's personal journey through erectile dysfunction and research development 04:00 - The science of micro tears and tissue regeneration analogy with weightlifting 06:00 - How RegenMax creates comprehensive treatment addressing blood flow, collagen, and tissue health 08:00 - Understanding the types of ED and the importance of addressing root causes 10:00 - The role of testosterone, aging, and collagen in sexual health 12:00 - The limitations of Testosterone Replacement Therapy alone 14:00 - Common misconceptions about aging and hormone decline 16:00 - The four pillars of RegenMax: hormone therapy, vascular remodeling, shockwave, and biologics 18:00 - Why success depends on combining all four pillars of treatment 20:00 - Treatment duration, success rates, and patient recovery stories 22:00 - The importance of lifestyle factors like fat loss and physical activity 24:00 - The global potential for RegenMax licensing and treatment expansion 26:00 - How behavioral and emotional factors are separate from physical ED problems 28:00 - Conventional drugs like Viagra and Cialis and why they often don’t address the cause 30:00 - Diagnostic tools

The Future of Men’s Health and TRT: Insights with Dave Lee Explore the evolving landscape of testosterone replacement therapy, the impact of media, regulation challenges, and innovative treatment options with health expert Dave Lee. This episode dives deep into how TRT is shaping men's health, the role of supplements, and what the future holds for bioidentical hormone therapies. In this episode: The recent shifts in pharmaceutical regulations affecting hormone therapy clinics in Europe and Australia Differences between compounding pharmacies and standard pharmacies, and their role in personalized treatments The societal perceptions of TRT and its transition from taboo to mainstream Overprescribing and underprescribing issues, and how to navigate them responsibly Emerging innovations like oral testosterone and longer-acting esters Laboratory markers to monitor during TRT to prevent adverse effects The psychological and physical effects of sustained hormone therapy and muscle gains The importance of comprehensive blood panels and the pitfalls of relying on minimal testing Future trends: diversification of treatment options and technological advancements in delivery methods Recommendations for men seeking trusted healthcare guidance and resources Resources & Links: Advanced Fundamental Health Dave Lee TRT YouTube Channel Connect with Dave Lee: YouTube - Dave Lee TRT Instagram - Dave Lee

The conversation covers the release of Dr. Max's book 'Testosterone Decoded,' challenges in testing for testosterone, issues with testosterone assessment, personal experiences with TRT, debate on overprescription of TRT, and a discussion on the top 10 TRT questions. It also delves into the impact of TRT on fertility, a comparison of TRT administration methods, and the duration to feel the difference with TRT. The conversation covers the impact of the Darlin protocol, notable changes and subtle improvements, debunking myths about TRT, the importance of testosterone for health, responsibility for long-term health, lifestyle and health management, the impact of sleep on testosterone, common side effects and their management, hematocrit levels and monitoring, TRT and hair loss, TRT vs. illegal steroids, and the monitoring schedule for TRT. Takeaways Challenges in testing for testosterone Impact of TRT on fertility Darlin protocol has a significant impact on physical and psychological well-being TRT requires ongoing monitoring and management for long-term health benefits Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Book Release 05:29 Issues with Testosterone Assessment 16:16 Discussion on Top 10 TRT Questions 21:47 Impact of TRT on Fertility 27:27 Comparison of TRT Administration Methods 33:52 Duration to Feel the Difference with TRT 39:02 The Importance of Testosterone for Health 44:30 Common Side Effects and Management 50:52 TRT and Hair Loss 57:14 TRT vs. Illegal Steroids 01:02:30 Monitoring Schedule for TRT

Unlocking the Truth About Testosterone: Myths, Treatments, and How to Optimise Your Hormonal Health In this episode, Shalin Shah, CEO of Marius Pharmaceuticals and a passionate advocate for testosterone education, shares insights on the misunderstood hormone that impacts both men and women. We dive into myths, testing protocols, treatment options, and the importance of early diagnosis for better health outcomes. Main Topics Covered: The role of testosterone in overall health beyond muscle and sex drive Common myths surrounding testosterone and TRT Why testosterone is often overlooked in medical practice The impact of environment, lifestyle, and puberty obesity on testosterone levels How testing ranges have shifted over decades and the importance of accurate reference standards The advances in oral testosterone therapy and its benefits over traditional injections The relationship between testosterone and prostate health, cardiovascular risk, and mortality Practical advice on screening, diagnosis, and treatment adherence The need for a proactive, preventive approach to hormonal health Links/Socials: https://www.instagram.com/themetabolicceo/?hl=en https://testosteroneproject.com/ Shalin Shah is a distinguished leader in the field of metabolic health, specializing in testosterone replacement therapy. As the Chief Executive Officer of Marius Pharmaceuticals, he was instrumental in the development and FDA approval of KYZATREX®, an oral testosterone treatment for adult men with low or no testosterone levels due to certain medical conditions. With a global investment background, Shalin transitioned into healthcare with a mission to revolutionize the industry through metabolic health. His leadership at Marius Pharmaceuticals is marked by innovative strategies that prioritize consumer access and education. Under his guidance, KYZATREX has been launched via consumer-focused channels that include preeminent national healthcare institutions, private-equity-backed medical practices, and national telemedicine platforms. Shalin’s expertise extends beyond corporate leadership; he is an influential voice in longevity medicine and an advocate for reevaluating testosterone medication regulations. His efforts aim to reshape public perception and education on testosterone therapy and its significance for global health. He believes that oral testosterone replacement therapy has created a much-awaited paradigm shift, which is critical for addressing the worldwide men’s (and women’s) health crisis, marked by declining testosterone levels and lower life expectancies. His message is that testosterone replacement therapy is not just about adding years to life but also about adding life to years.

In episode two of the Ted's Health Podcast, Dr Jonathan Andrews and Ollie Mathews get personal - exploring what low testosterone actually feels like from the inside, and why so many men suffer in silence for years before doing anything about it. From lost drive and fading confidence to the moment everything changed, this conversation goes beyond the clinical and into the real human cost of ignored hormone health. Topics discussed include: What low testosterone actually feels like - mentally and physically How low T affects identity, masculinity, and self-perception The misconceptions men tell themselves instead of getting tested Environmental factors — plastics, pollutants, and endocrine disruptors The link between male hormones and mental health Why depression and suicide statistics tell very different stories for men What changes when you finally address it - and what it costs you if you don't If you want to get your testosterone checked www.ojayhealth.com/TH Check us out on socials @olliematthewshealth @tedshealth @drjohnnyandrews

In the first episode of the Ted's Health Podcast, Dr Jonathan Andrews sits down with blood analysis expert Ollie Mathews to discuss andropause, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), and some of the most common misconceptions around men's hormone health. The discussion explores why many men misunderstand TRT, how testosterone actually changes with age, and why proper testing and medical guidance matter. Topics discussed include: • Andropause and testosterone decline • The truth about TRT • Common misconceptions around testosterone therapy • The importance of proper blood testing • Modern approaches to men's hormone health If you want to get your testosterone checked www.ojayhealth.com/TH Check us out on socials @olliematthewshealth @tedshealth @drjohnnyandrews

The Optimal Health Podcast is joining forces with The Gut Intuition Ollie Matthews (@olliematthewshealth) and Shim Ravalia (@shimravaliaofficial) have decided they need to get more information out about health. After being mentored by many of the same people and working with clients together over the last decade they are now putting out podcasts and information to truly help people with their health Dispelling the myths and diving deep into gut health, hormones, sleep, nutrition, training and more. This episode goes deep into men's health and the mission that Ollie is on to make a huge impact helping guys truly take control of their health. Want to know more? Get in contact on socials

Does Your Testosterone Drop When You Become A Dad? This is a topic that gets asked a lot, and it's worrying what actually happens. Do we have lower testosterone when we become a dad? Why? What can we do about it? What do we need to sort it? As always, if you need support with this, drop me a message @olliematthewshealth

Most people trying to fix their hormones start in the wrong place. They chase supplements, blame stress, or assume sleep is the problem. In reality, true hormonal balance starts in the gut. Without a healthy gut, nothing you do for your hormones will land properly. That is what this masterclass is all about. In this episode, I break down why gut health is the foundation for optimal hormones, steady mood, good sleep, strong energy, and proper detoxification. You will learn the hidden signs of poor gut function, why probiotics often make things worse, and the exact phases you need to follow to rebuild your gut for long term hormonal balance. This is the education most people never get from their GP. It is simple to understand, grounded in functional medicine, and something you can start working on today. Inside this episode you will learn: • Why the gut is the control centre for inflammation, nutrient absorption and detoxification • How serotonin is made in the gut and what that means for your mood and stress hormones • Why poor gut function disrupts testosterone, thyroid hormones and oestrogen balance • The gut liver hormone triangle and why detoxifying used hormones matters • The hidden triggers that destroy gut health, including stress, PPIs, antibiotics, alcohol and low fibre diets • Why reflux is usually low stomach acid, not high • Why waking at 2am or 3am is often a gut and blood sugar issue • The link between gut health, melatonin, and broken sleep • How inflammation and endotoxins create anxiety, wired tired energy, and night time wake ups • Why you can have a dysfunctional gut without any digestive symptoms at all • The real signs of gut dysfunction that show up in hormones, cholesterol, iron and sleep The three phases of fixing your gut: Clean up: antimicrobials, digestive support, bile flow, enzyme support Rebuild: glutamine, zinc carnosine, colostrum, short chain fatty acids, DGL Re inoculate: targeted probiotics and prebiotics when the gut can actually tolerate them Most people rush to probiotics first. That is like putting flowers in a dirty vase. Clean the gut first, rebuild the lining, then reintroduce the bacteria. Practical steps you can start today: • Eat whole foods, slow down and chew properly • No scrolling while eating, get your system into a calm state first • Increase fibre and plant diversity, aim for 30 different plants per week • Use veggie ice cubes to boost diversity in a simple way • Eat away from stressful environments like desks or bill paying areas • Limit snacking and give your gut proper rest periods • Add fermented foods if tolerated • Stay hydrated with electrolytes and good quality water • Increase protein intake to support gut lining repair and hormone synthesis • Reduce caffeine and alcohol if sleep or digestion is off Supplements mentioned in this episode General starting points, not prescriptions • DGL to soothe the gut • Digestive enzymes before meals • Glutamine to support the gut lining • Magnesium glycinate for deeper sleep or magnesium citrate for bowel motility The message is simple. Healthy hormones start with a healthy gut. Without fixing this foundation, you will always chase symptoms. If sleep is broken, if motivation is low, if libido has dropped or energy crashes hit you daily, it is time to look deeper. If you want to explore your own gut health and hormones with functional testing and a proper plan, message me and we can see what is really going on.

Today on The Optimal Health Podcast we have an amazing episode with Dr. Heather Stone. Dr. Heather Stone, DC, one of the leading functional medicine experts, is here to share how you can heal naturally and reclaim your vitality—without relying on Big Pharma. Dr. Stone's journey began when she was diagnosed with low thyroid and Hashimoto's. Unable to find effective help, she took matters into her own hands, becoming a doctor and developing her revolutionary Thyroid Transformation Blueprint. This framework has helped thousands of women achieve what once seemed impossible: reversing chronic symptoms, breaking free from the pharmaceutical treadmill, and reclaiming their vibrant, healthy selves. For women battling fatigue, brain fog, weight gain, mood swings, and hair loss—or those frustrated after seeing multiple doctors with no lasting results—Dr. Stone offers hope and solutions. Her work speaks directly to women seeking to restore their energy, vitality, and confidence, including ambitious entrepreneurs who know that optimized health is key to achieving their personal and professional potential. - No, You ARE NOT A Hypochondriac: Uncovering The Hidden Disease Behind The Strange & Terrible Symptoms You Are Experiencing - Understanding Lesser-Known Autoimmune Diseases: Hashimotos, Hypothyroidism & Other Leading Drivers For Poor Quality Life - Your Thyroid Transformation Blueprint: The 7 Pillars To You Need To Follow To Bring Your Autoimmune Disease Into Remission - It's Not Just About Calories-In & Calories-Out: Going Beyond A Weight-Loss Mindset To Address The Root Of Obesity - Knowing What To Eat & What NOT To Eat - Blood Sugar: What Impacts It? (Hint: It's Not Just Food) @drheatherstone Take the free optimal health quiz and find out exactly how to start improving your health now - www.ojayhealth.com/optimal

We go through a throwback episode when this was The Beyond The Champion Show with guests Alex Viada from Complete Human Performance alongside Dr. Mike Israetel from Renaissance Periodization. It is one of the funniest episodes I have recorded, and it is an old but good one. As always, to take the free Optimal Health Test go to www.ojayhealth.com/optimal now @olliematthewshealth on Instagram @drmikeisraetel on Instagram @alex.viada on Instagram

Keywords TRT, testosterone, men's health, self-administration, blood work, aromatase inhibitors, holistic health, muscle growth, psychological health, healthcare system Summary In this episode, Ollie Matthews and Dr. Max Draper delve into the complexities of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and men's health. They discuss the dangers of self-administering TRT without proper guidance, the importance of blood work, and the misconceptions surrounding testosterone's role in muscle growth. The conversation emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to health, including diet and lifestyle factors, and the psychological aspects of low testosterone. They also touch on the challenges men face in navigating the healthcare system for TRT and the importance of taking responsibility for one's health. Takeaways Many individuals self-administer TRT without proper guidance. High doses of testosterone can lead to anxiety and health issues. Regular blood work is essential for monitoring hormonal health. Aromatase inhibitors are often misused in TRT protocols. A holistic approach to health is crucial for effective TRT. Testosterone is vital for overall well-being, not just muscle growth. Lifestyle factors significantly impact testosterone levels. Men often face barriers in accessing TRT through healthcare systems. Diet and lifestyle changes can improve hormonal health. Research and self-education are key before starting TRT. Titles Navigating the Complexities of TRT The Risks of Self-Administering Testosterone Sound bites "You have to tick the boxes to feel well." "TRT is not just about muscle growth." "You have to take responsibility for your health." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to TRT and Men's Health 02:57 The Dangers of Self-Administering TRT 05:55 Understanding Blood Work and Hormonal Balance 09:00 The Role of Aromatase Inhibitors in TRT 11:50 Navigating the TRT Landscape: Clinics and Prescriptions 14:52 The Importance of Lifestyle Factors in TRT 17:54 Debunking Myths: Testosterone and Muscle Growth 20:57 The Psychological Impact of Low Testosterone 23:47 The Effects of Diet and Stress on Hormones 26:45 Final Thoughts on TRT and Health Responsibility

In this episode of the Optimal Health podcast, Ollie Matthews speaks with Rob Sharp about men's health, particularly focusing on high blood pressure and the importance of blood work. They discuss the challenges men face in prioritizing their health, the role of lifestyle choices, and the shortcomings of the medical system in addressing root causes of health issues. Rob shares insights on how to effectively manage high blood pressure through nutrition, training, and understanding one's body through blood work. The conversation emphasizes the need for personal responsibility in health and the importance of building sustainable health practices. https://www.instagram.com/robjsharpe/ Take the free optimal health quiz and find out exactly how to start improving your health now - www.ojayhealth.com/optimal

Today on The Optimal Health Podcast we have Dave Lee (@iamdavelee) and Dr. Max Draper (@dr_max_draper), two of the leading experts on testosterone replacement therapy and mens' health in general. Dave Lee is a world leading TRT expert who has built an established global following with close to a decade of industry experience coaching clients and troubleshooting men's hormone replacement therapy protocols. Dave has authored three books on TRT, has coaching thousands of men and is a trusted resource of many world leading doctors and practitioners, and has established clinics utilising his oversight and clinical practices in over a dozen countries. Dave has recorded hundreds of videos amassing millions of Youtube views, including in depth lectures and masterclasses which have provided patients with education and knowledge to optimise and refine all aspects of their health and hormone replacement therapy. Dr. Max Draper is Lead Clinician at Alphagenix, a private men's health company in the UK. He also works as lead clinician at Atlas, a testing and diagnostic service in the UK. He is a qualified doctor with nearly 20 years experience in healthcare. He spent 8 years as an NHS GP, but following his own challenges with low testosterone, he dedicated himself to advancing his knowledge in testosterone replacement therapy and more broadly, men's health optimisation. He left the NHS to pursue this fully several years back. We talk deep about all things TRT, especially looking into how it isn't the immediate answer and definitely not a quick fix. The responsibility we have as parents to work on our children's health and lead a big example. This is one of my most favourite episodes I have recorded so far and I would love to chat with more experts on this topic. It is a big passion of mine. Alphagenix - https://alphagenix.co.uk/ Dave's website - https://www.advancedfundamentalhealth.com/ The TRT Academy - https://www.skool.com/trt-academy/about

Today I interview James Collier ( / jamescollierrnutr ) Co founder of Huel, best selling author and Registered Nutritionist who I have been lucky enough to have known for 20 years and have been personally coached by for a bodybuilding show in 2012. We talk about the food systems today, influencers and the problems with unregulated information within the industry, we talk about fad diets and what is truly needed to be healthy and sustainable in a world that is shouting at us 50 different things each day. Buy James' book here - https://lnk.to/WellFed Connect with him on socials and read his substack here https://jamescollier.substack.com/ Enjoy the show @OLLIEMATTHESHEALTH Take the free optimal health quiz and find out exactly how to start improving your health now - http://ojayhealth.com/optimal