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The Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Show promotes a healthy world, and in order to have a healthy world, we must have transparent conversations. This show is dedicated to such conversations as the listener; your education, understanding, strength, and health are the primary focus. The goal of this show is to provide you with a framework for navigating the health and wellness space and, most importantly, being the champion of your own life. Guests include highly trustworthy professionals that bring both the art and science of wellness aspects that are both physical and mental. Dr. Gabrielle Lyon is a Washington University fellowship-trained physician who serves the innovators, mavericks, and leaders in their fields, as well as working closely with the Special Operations Military. She is the founder of the Institute of Muscle-Centric Medicine® and serves patients worldwide.
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Muscle Physiologist: It Took Two Soy Burgers to Approach the Muscle Response of One Beef Patty | Dr. David Church
How do the amino acids in a soy patty and a beef patty compare once they reach your blood? In a trial he helped design, Dr. David Church matched a 4-ounce beef patty against a soy-based burger. He had to double the soy to roughly match the
Essential Amino Acids Explained: Protein Quality, Leucine, BCAAs and How Much You Need
Protein has become a numbers game, and the numbers leave out the essential amino acids your muscle, brain and metabolism depend on. Protein is how you get them, and its quality may change how well you age. In this episode, Dr. Gabrielle Lyo
Dr. Mike Ormsbee: Eating Before Bed - What Probes in Belly Fat Revealed About Protein Snacks
Eating before bed: harmful or helpful? Dr. Mike Ormsbee breaks down protein before bed, casein vs. whey, fat metabolism, sleep, and resistance training for postmenopausal women. Late-night eating comes with many rules of thumb, and most peo
How to Raise Strong Kids: Protein, Strength Training and Building Bone Before Adulthood
Childhood and adolescence provide a one-time biological opportunity: our kids' bodies are primed to grow, build tissue, and develop cognitive capacity. But to do that, they need the right raw materials. In this video, we break down why rest
Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian: How the Food System Got Us Sick. Can We Fix It?
What you choose to eat is the single most important decision you make every day—impacting your metabolic health, your family, the economy, and the future of our food supply. In this episode, world-renowned cardiologist and nutrition expert
How Much Protein Do You Need? Top Scientists Still Disagree
Protein is in everything right now: coffee, chips, cookies, bars. But despite the massive marketing hype, the world’s leading scientists are still debating fundamental questions about how much protein we actually need and how the body uses
Dr. Tiffany Moon: Is Anesthesia Safe? What Patients Fear vs. What Actually Happens
In this episode, board-certified anesthesiologist, researcher, and former Real Housewives of Dallas star Dr. Tiffany Moon pulls back the curtain on modern medicine, surgical pain management, and the reality of navigating elite academia. Fro
Hormones and Attraction: What We Think We Know vs. What the Science Says
Can you tell someone's testosterone or estrogen levels just by looking at their face? Is "jawmaxxing" actually backed by science? In this video, we dive deep into the real science of hormones, physical attraction, and evolutionary biology.
Dr. JJ Thomas: Pain Is an Alarm. Why Your Injury Keeps Coming Back and How To Fix It
When you have musculoskeletal pain, the natural instinct is to try and treat it directly. But the cause of that pain often starts somewhere else in the body. I learned that from this week's guest, Dr. JJ Thomas, who is my physical therapist
Is It Too Late to Build Muscle in Menopause? No. Here's What the Studies Show
Will I get too bulky?" No. "Is it too late?" Also no. Here's the context: during the menopause transition, women lose lean mass, gain fat, and their muscle becomes harder to build — the same workout and the same protein meal produce less th
How to Prepare Your Body for Surgery: Protein, Prehab and the 5 Days That Change Your Recovery | Dr. Rebecca Knackstedt
Most patients are told one thing before surgery: stop all supplements. Duke surgeon Dr. Rebecca Knackstedt says that blanket advice can do harm, and that what you do in the days before surgery changes how you heal. Dr. Knackstedt is a plast
Menopause Is a Muscle Problem, Not Just a Hormone Problem
Menopause is changing your body, but the part nobody talks about isn't hot flashes. It's muscle. Women lose lean mass fastest in perimenopause, the loss probably starts closer to 35, and no pill, patch or injection fixes it. In this solocas
ED Predicts Heart Attacks Better Than Chest Pain: The 2 Tests to Ask For | Dr. Tobias Kohler
Your testosterone number matters at every age, but most men never learn what theirs should be. Mayo Clinic urologist Dr. Tobias Kohler explains why ~500 is the target, why 1,000 is already running hot, what 2,000+ does to the heart, and why
The Truth About Testosterone in Women
You say "steroids" and picture a baseball scandal, a jacked guy, a bad spray tan. But cortisol is a steroid. Estrogen is a steroid. The cream you put on poison ivy is a steroid. The word covering all of them is also covering testosterone th
Fathers Lose Testosterone When They Raise Their Kids | Aldrich Chan, Psy.D.
Most people assume becoming a parent is an emotional change, but a measurable part of it is hormonal, and it happens in fathers too. I sat down with Aldrich Chan, Psy.D., to talk about what changes in the brain, why the split we draw betwee
The Bone You Have At 50 Was Built Before You Turned 18
You might think bone density is something you build slowly over a lifetime, but nearly all of your peak bone mass is set before age 18, in a four-year window most parents never see coming. In this solo episode I break down what happens to a
The Testosterone Myth Women Have Been Lied To About │ Dr. Susan Hardwick-Smith
You have probably been told that testosterone is a male hormone. Women produce more of it than estrogen, and for many of us it is the first hormone to go, sometimes reading zero five years before menopause while periods are still regular. D
5 Protein Myths Your Doctor Is Still Repeating In The Exam Room
You probably ate something today with high protein printed across the front of it, and there is a good chance it did almost nothing for your skeletal muscle. There is no meaningful enforcement standard for what the front of a package is all
STOP Treating Low Testosterone As Depression: The 160 Reading Navy Doctor Refused | Tim Parlatore
A Navy captain with 24 years of service went to medical for exhaustion, weight gain, and low mood, and was told to see a therapist and eat less. When he asked for a testosterone test his physician asked whether he had erectile dysfunction,
Nobody Told You This About Creatine
You might think creatine is a bodybuilder's steroid you have to cycle, load, and fear for your kidneys, but it's a compound your own body already makes from three amino acids, with one of the deepest safety records in all of nutrition scien
Are You Aging Faster Than You Should? - Dr. Kristen Holmes
Most of what we call "aging" may not be about time at all. It may be a nervous system stuck in stress, quietly draining your sleep, your recovery, and your long-term health. In this episode, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon sits down with Dr. Kristen Hol
The Gut Yeast That Brews Ethanol From Every Carb You Eat
Blowing four times the legal limit on a breathalyzer usually means one thing, but in 2015, a judge dismissed a DWI because the driver's own gut was fermenting alcohol from an ordinary carb-heavy dinner. It's called auto-brewery syndrome, an
The 1 Macronutrient High Performers Skip After 60 | Arthur Brooks, PhD
Most people chase happiness as a feeling and wait for certainty before making big decisions, and both instincts quietly backfire. Dr. Arthur Brooks joins Dr. Gabrielle Lyon to break down what happiness is and how to act on it. In this episo
Why You're So Bloated on Ozempic
You might think the number dropping on the scale is the whole win, but on a GLP-1, a meaningful share of what you're losing may be muscle, not fat, and the fiber that's supposed to help can quietly make things worse. In this solo episode, D
Taryn Smith - The Crash Nobody Warns You About After a Huge Win
You'd think fear is what stops you from doing hard things. At 25, with zero rowing experience, Taryn Smith crossed the Atlantic alone. 3,000 miles, 46 days, and I learned that the fear was never the obstacle. It was the signal she was final
What Glyphosate Does to Your Body
You've probably worried that the glyphosate on your bread is slowly harming you. The evidence points somewhere far less obvious and far more fixable. In this solo episode, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon discusses: • Why the real concern isn't cancer ri
Juliet and Dr. Kelly Starrett - Your Back Pain Isn't Your Back
Most people think low back pain means something is wrong with their back. It's usually the hips — and the fix often starts on your living room floor. In this episode, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon sits down with Dr. Kelly Starrett and Juliet Starrett,
DON'T Inject What You Can't Verify: Compounded Peptide Safety Explained
Over 500 published papers stand behind one of the internet's most popular peptides, but fewer than 30 of the humans studied are in them. Dr. Gabrielle Lyon separates the molecule from the marketplace so you can tell real evidence from good
5 Hidden Causes of Bone Loss (#4 Is a Shock) - Dr. Douglas Lucas
Everyone on a GLP-1 is watching the scale; almost no one is watching their bones. Bone loss isn't an inevitable part of aging; it's a reversible signal that something deeper is going wrong, and it starts far earlier than most people are eve
The Hidden Meat Allergy Millions Don’t Know They Have
You've eaten red meat your whole life, so why does a steak dinner suddenly leave you covered in hives at 1 AM? A single Lone Star tick bite can rewire your immune system into a delayed allergy to red meat, and most people (and even their do
