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Most of what gets called healthy is just normal. Normal is not the same as optimal.
I am Lee, a prescribing pharmacist working in the NHS. I also live with diabetes, so this is not theory for me. Every week I break down the tests, numbers and decisions that actually move the needle on long term health. The biomarkers I run on myself. The tests I cannot order on the NHS but wish I could. What it is really like navigating the health system as both the person prescribing and the person managing a condition every day.
No fluff. Just evidence, from a clinician who holds himself to the same standard
I am Lee, a prescribing pharmacist working in the NHS. I also live with diabetes, so this is not theory for me. Every week I break down the tests, numbers and decisions that actually move the needle on long term health. The biomarkers I run on myself. The tests I cannot order on the NHS but wish I could. What it is really like navigating the health system as both the person prescribing and the person managing a condition every day.
No fluff. Just evidence, from a clinician who holds himself to the same standard
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semiweekly
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28 minutes
انگلیسی
انگلستان
29 قسمت
از سال 9 ژوئیه 2026
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