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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 44 MIN

Bone Density, Testosterone & Longevity: Dr. Doug Lucas on Performance Aging

from One Percent Doctor Podcast · host Adam Lamb

In episode 10 of The One Percent Doctor, Adam Lamb sits down with Dr. Doug Lucas — an orthopedic surgeon turned functional medicine specialist — to unpack the silent drivers of hormonal resistance, bone loss, chronic fatigue, and premature aging.Dr. Lucas shares how his transition from surgery to root-cause medicine led him to build a high-touch concierge practice, working with high-performing men and women to optimize energy, strength, clarity, and healthspan.From testosterone resistance to the overlooked epidemic of osteoporosis in athletic women, this episode offers a playbook for anyone who wants to thrive — not just survive — through the decades ahead.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS[00:01:20] Leaving orthopedic surgery for functional medicine [00:03:40] Why surgery often isn’t the long-term answer [00:05:10] Identifying the root cause vs managing symptoms [00:06:55] Redefining “normal” in bloodwork and hormones [00:09:03] Working with high-performing women and executives [00:11:20] Underdiagnosed osteoporosis in athletic women [00:13:40] Early bone loss, estrogen, and stress [00:16:17] The silent crisis of male hormone resistance [00:19:01] High testosterone levels — but no results [00:21:05] Fixing inflammation, gut health, and insulin first [00:23:27] What’s causing poor testosterone absorption [00:26:00] Movement, nutrition, and hormone synergy [00:28:15] The mental clarity that comes with optimization [00:29:41] Rewiring stress and decision fatigue [00:32:04] Building confidence and reclaiming identity [00:34:12] Why healthspan is more important than lifespan [00:36:01] The three pillars: brain, bones, and strength [00:37:44] Creating personalized protocols, not cookie-cutter plans [00:39:19] Dr. Doug’s routine, supplements, and personal approach [00:41:30] Where to find Dr. Doug and how to work with his teamQUOTES“Just because your labs are ‘normal’ doesn’t mean you feel optimal.” – Dr. Doug Lucas“You can have high testosterone and still be hormonally resistant. If the tissues can’t use it, the levels don’t matter.” – Dr. Doug Lucas“Healthspan means you’re strong, clear, mobile, and energized — for decades.” – Dr. Doug Lucas“Your bloodwork might say you’re fine, but your body says otherwise.” – Adam LambSOCIAL MEDIA LINKSDr. Doug Lucas Website: https://www.drdouglucas.com Podcast: Bone Coach ShowAdam LambInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamlamb33/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.lamb.718/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-lamb-tx/WebsiteOne Percent Doctor: https://theonepercentlife.com/

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In episode 10 of The One Percent Doctor, Adam Lamb sits down with Dr. Doug Lucas — an orthopedic surgeon turned functional medicine specialist — to unpack the silent drivers of hormonal resistance, bone loss, chronic fatigue, and premature aging. Dr. Lucas shares how his transition from surgery to root-cause medicine led him to build a high-touch concierge practice, working with high-performing men and women to optimize energy, strength, clarity, and healthspan. From testosterone resistance t...

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