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Return on Health

Health is full of strong claims, conflicting voices, and bold promises. Most people end up overwhelmed and unsure who to trust.

Podcast · By Niko Hems and Miguel Medina · English · Official site

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Rapamycin, NAD & the Truth About Slowing Aging | Matt Kaeberlein (opens the original)

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    What if the most promising drug for slowing aging already exists.. but we still do not know whether healthy humans should take it? Dr. Matt Kaeberlein is one of the leading scientists studying the biology of aging. His work has focused on mTOR, rapamycin, cellular aging and the mechanisms that may allow us to extend healthy lifespan. In this episode of Return on Health, hosts Niko Hems and Miguel Medina challenge Matt on how far longevity science has actually come. They discuss what aging really

  2. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Everything You Know About Calories Is Wrong | Dr. Robert Lustig (opens the original)

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    What if one of the most basic ideas in nutrition — that a calorie is a calorie — is the wrong way to think about metabolic health? For decades, Robert Lustig has argued that obesity, diabetes and other chronic metabolic diseases cannot be understood through energy balance alone. His central argument: what happens to food after we eat it matters, and added sugar — particularly fructose — can disrupt metabolic function in ways calorie counting fails to capture. In this episode of Return on Health,

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The First Person to Live to 1,000 Is Already Alive? | Aubrey de Grey (opens the original)

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    What if aging is less like an inevitable biological process.. and more like damage that can eventually be repaired? For more than two decades, Aubrey de Grey has argued that aging should be treated as a medical problem driven by the accumulation of molecular and cellular damage. His most famous idea, longevity escape velocity . In this episode of Return on Health, hosts Niko and Miguel challenge Aubrey on how realistic that vision actually is, what his latest mouse rejuvenation experiments can t

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Cancer Scientist: What Actually Causes Cancer? (The Internet Got It Wrong) (opens the original)

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    What if one of the most popular ideas about cancer is simply wrong? For years, social media has promoted the idea that cancer is primarily a metabolic disease - one that can be starved, hacked, or even reversed through diet. But cancer geneticist Dr Moritz Przybilla argues that decades of genomic research tell a very different story. In this episode of Return on Health, hosts Niko Hems and Miguel Medina explore why cancer is fundamentally a disease of DNA, why aging remains its greatest risk fac

  5. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    You Can't Stop Aging! Here's What Actually Matters… | Prof. Suresh Rattan (opens the original)

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    Most people think aging is a disease. Professor Suresh Rattan thinks that's one of the biggest misconceptions in modern medicine. The anti-aging industry has never been bigger. Every week there's a new supplement, a new biomarker, a new longevity protocol, or another promise that you can slow, reverse, or even cure aging. But after more than 40 years studying the biology of aging, Suresh has reached a very different conclusion. Aging isn't something to cure. It's something to understand. In this

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