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Welcome to the Common Sense MD podcast, hosted by Dr. Tom Rogers. On this podcast, Dr. Rogers discusses his latest thoughts on advances in healthcare, and gives you his best advice for getting healthy and staying healthy in today's world. New episodes every Monday!

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Common Heart Disease Myths w/ Dr. Dan O'Roark (opens the original)

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    Are we treating the numbers—or the real causes of heart disease? Dr. Rogers sits down with cardiologist Dr. Dan O’Roark to challenge common beliefs about cholesterol, statins, blood pressure, salt, low-fat diets, aspirin, and what may actually drive cardiovascular disease. Dr. O’Roark also shares his own experience with a heart attack and stent and explains why insulin resistance, inflammation, lifestyle, and individualized treatment deserve a closer look. Connect with Performance Medicine! Chec

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The Stellate Ganglion Block w/ Dr. Michael Wilkinson (opens the original)

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    Could a simple nerve block help people struggling with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and emotional pain feel like themselves again? In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers talks with Dr. Michael Wilkinson about the stellate ganglion block, how it has been used for decades, and why its role has expanded far beyond traditional pain treatment. Dr. Wilkinson shares how this procedure is helping calm the nervous system and giving many patients hope for getting their lives back. Connect with P

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Ivermectin, Mebendazole, & Cancer w/ Jessica Patrone, PharmD (opens the original)

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    Can old medications have new uses in cancer care? In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Rogers sits down with Jessica Patrone, PharmD, of Pro Compounding Pharmacy to discuss compounded ivermectin and mebendazole, why some clinicians are exploring repurposed medications, and what patients should understand about how these prescriptions are compounded and dispensed. Connect with Performance Medicine! Check out the DOCTOR ROGERS Multivitamin: https://docrogersvitamins.com/products/super-vitamin S

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Pickleball Injury Prevention (opens the original)

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    Love pickleball but want to stay out of the orthopedic office? Dr. Tom Rogers and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Pat Riggins break down the most common pickleball injuries, why they happen, and how to prevent them. Plus, can you safely return to the court after knee or hip surgery? Two doctors who love the game share what every pickleball player should know. Connect with Performance Medicine! Check out the DOCTOR ROGERS Multivitamin: https://docrogersvitamins.com/products/super-vitamin Subscribe and Sav

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    The Truth About Multivitamins (opens the original)

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    Is your multivitamin actually giving you what your body needs? In this episode of Common Sense MD, Dr. Tom Rogers explains why the quality, form, and dosage of the vitamins you take can make a real difference. He breaks down what to look for in a good multivitamin, which nutrients matter most, and why some supplements may not be giving you what you think they are. Connect with Performance Medicine! Check out the DOCTOR ROGERS Multivitamin: https://docrogersvitamins.com/products/super-vitamin Sub

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