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"Everything Looks Fine": The 3 Things Your Annual Physical Never Checked

Hosted by Jess Carroll
Zoom
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​"Everything looks fine."

​You had the physical. You got the twenty minutes. You heard that sentence, and some part of you didn't believe it. You still feel exactly the same. Why?

​Three top health experts spend an hour on what that appointment missed. Not theory. 3 specific things you can check, ask for, or act on by Monday.

​What we'll cover

  • ​Why 73% of people with perfectly normal liver enzymes have a damaged liver, and what actually causes it. Mostly not alcohol.

  • ​The blood marker that predicts diabetes 10 to 15 years early that 95% of doctors never order. You'll get the name so you can ask for it.

  • ​How to check your mitochondrial function at home.

  • ​Three questions about your energy that tell you more than most annual physicals.

  • ​And the part most people never get: how to find out which of these matters for you, specifically. Dr Alan will show you live.

​Is this you?

  • ​You've been told your labs look "normal," but you don't feel normal

  • ​You're tired in a way that sleep doesn't fix

  • ​You have a drawer full of supplements and no idea what's working

  • ​You're not short on information. You're short on clarity about where to start

​If two or more sound familiar, this hour is for you.

​Register and get Dr. Graham Simpson's Red, Yellow & Green Food List

​Sent the moment you register. What to prioritize, what to moderate, what to limit. Yours to keep whether or not you make it live.

​Who's on

​Dr. Donald Shrump Jr. Human performance and physical capacity
Twenty years testing professional athletes, executives and entrepreneurs. He'll walk through a CEO who arrived with over 1,000 biomarkers and no direction, and what the performance data caught that the lab report didn't.

​Dr. Graham Simpson. Longevity medicine and whole-person health
Decades in preventive medicine. He looks at the body as systems that interact, not a list of numbers. He'll cover the food framework and why liver imaging finds what standard bloodwork misses.

​Dr. Alan Barnard. Decision science, AI and Theory of Constraints
One question: of everything you could improve, what should you improve first? He'll demo the Digital Twin live, an AI model built from a person's own health data that finds the weak link.

​The details

​Saturday, September 26
8:00 AM PT / 11:00 AM ET
60 minutes on Zoom. Free.

​Can't make it live? Register anyway and we'll send you the replay.

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