PODCAST · health
How to live 100 years
by Ricky Yeo
I got diagnosed with an autoimmune condition in my early 20s, became obsessed with understanding health — not just to fix myself, but to figure out what makes a body last. I explore everything from lifting weights and eating better to habits, psychology, and systems thinking in “How to Live 100 Years” —all through the lens of a curious generalist. No fluff. Just ideas to help you think differently about health and actually do the things that matter.
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Is Insulin, Cortisol, or Inflammation Actually Bad for you?
Insulin, cortisol, and inflammation get a bad rap as the villains of aging. But if they're so destructive, why did we evolve with them?
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How Do I Know If A Health Risk Is Actually Worth Worrying About?
Most modern health anxiety isn't caused by false information but by a missing scale. The dose was never mentioned, the baseline risk was never explained, the real-world magnitude was never put in context.
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Do I Really Need To Go To The Gym, Or Is Just Moving More Enough?
Can moving replace gym or vice versa? Or are they complementary?
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83
Why Does Every Health Expert Seem To Contradict Each Other?
The biggest health problem today isn’t that we don’t have enough information. We have too many. And the issue isn't that they contradict each other, but something deeper.
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82
I Exercise Regularly. Why Do I Still Feel Exhausted?
Stress shifting from physical to psychological means exercise is like bringing a knife to a gunfight.
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81
Why Does Removing All Stress From your Life Not Actually Make You Happier?
The happiness many people imagine: financial freedom, no conflict, no suffering, time to do whatever you want. It's a reasonable instinct. And it's also, in a subtle but important way, exactly wrong.
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Can Your Mind Actually Change How Your Cells Behave?
We're taught that DNA is the master blueprint. It determines everything and cells follow orders from the bottom up. Michael Levin's flatworms and Xenobot experiments suggest biology runs top-down as much as bottom-up.
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Does Having A Sense Of Purpose Affect How Long You Live?
Longevity research have long obsessed over the molecular level — NAD+, telomeres, caloric restriction, gene therapy. But there's another half that's been largely ignored: meaning, purpose, belonging. The visceral sense of having unfinished business.
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78
How Do I Build An Identity Around Health, Not Just Habits?
Habits are what you do when things are going well; identity is what you fall back on when they're not. So how do you build one?
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Why Do I Lose Momentum After A Few Good Weeks?
When you're tired, stressed, and not feeling it, you don't rise to your goals — you fall to your defaults. The mistake is measuring progress against the goal. The smarter move is to measure against your actions
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Why Does Discipline Feel So Much Harder For Some People Than Others?
The goal isn't to get tougher or build more willpower. It's to get to the point where fewer things require any willpower at all.
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75
Why Do My Beliefs About Weight Loss Hold Me Back More Than My Habits?
Everything you do (or not do) is the result of what you believe. When it comes to weight loss, your mindset often carries more weight than your strategy.
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74
Why Does Taking A Break Make Me Feel More Tired?
Scrolling is not taking a break, it is drinking salt water when you're thirsty. Here's what true recovery looks like.
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Why Do I Perform at My Best Some Days And Feel Completely Flat on Others?
Why do you feel like your mind isn't switched on. The science behind stress, activation, and frameworks for peak performance.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
I got diagnosed with an autoimmune condition in my early 20s, became obsessed with understanding health — not just to fix myself, but to figure out what makes a body last. I explore everything from lifting weights and eating better to habits, psychology, and systems thinking in “How to Live 100 Years” —all through the lens of a curious generalist. No fluff. Just ideas to help you think differently about health and actually do the things that matter.
HOSTED BY
Ricky Yeo
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