EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 34 MIN
100NO 680: Health Testing Anxiety and Data-Driven Wellness with Everlab's Dr. Nik Alexopoulos
from 100 Not Out · host Marcus Pearce, Damian Kristof
Dr. Nik Alexopoulos is a preventive health and lifestyle medicine specialist, and the Medical Lead for Exercise & Physical Performance at Everlab. At a time when we’re seeing a huge rise in health testing, personalised data, and the global focus on longevity, Nik is right at the forefront – with a determination to help people make sense of it all. Today we tackle the rapidly evolving world of health testing, longevity, and preventive care. We’ll explore why more people are turning to in-depth health screenings, how to separate empowerment from anxiety when it comes to uncovering your health data, and the rise of trending interventions like peptides and hormone therapies. Dano shares his unique, measured perspective on navigating this space—balancing technological innovation with practical caution, and always putting the power back in your hands. 09:26 Health testing and future concerns 10:15 A concerning healthcare experience 16:55 Navigating health anxiety 20:07 Health urgency and prevention 22:31 Bone health and exercise urgency 25:17 Peptides and self-experimentation trends 29:16 Talking about stem cell therapy For more on Damo go to www.damiankristof.com For more on Marcus go to www.marcuspearce.com.au
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Dr. Nik Alexopoulos is a preventive health and lifestyle medicine specialist, and the Medical Lead for Exercise & Physical Performance at Everlab. At a time when we’re seeing a huge rise in health testing, personalised data, and the global focus on longevity, Nik is right at the forefront – with a determination to help people make sense of it all. Today we tackle the rapidly evolving world of health testing, longevity, and preventive care.
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