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How Doctors Think — with Dmitry Sokolov, MD

How Doctors Think — with Dmitry Sokolov, MD

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How Doctors Think explores health, performance, and longevity through clear, evidence-based conversations with clinicians, researchers, and other domain experts.

Hosted by Dmitry Sokolov, MD, the podcast examines how physiology, habits, and judgement shape real-world outcomes — especially in high-stakes areas such as productivity, surgery, recovery, metabolic health, and long-term performance.


It also explores uncertainty and the real-life problems faced by highly successful professionals in a rapidly changing world, shaped by accelerating AI and wider social and economic instability.

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      Why Your Doctor Says You’re Fine — But You Don’t Feel Fine
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      In this essay I explain why a competent physician may say “everything looks fine,” and why that statement can be technically correct while still leaving a person uncertain.

      The issue is not lack of care, but a difference between what diagnostic medicine is designed to answer and what people are actually trying to understand.

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      Feb 1 2026

      In Episode 1 of the Sokolov MD Podcast, plastic and reconstructive surgeon Rebecca Knackstedt, MD PhD, explains how prehabilitation improves surgical outcomes. We discuss protein dosing, immunonutrition, GLP-1 agonists, exercise, microbiome health, stress, and practical perioperative protocols to optimize recovery before surgery.

      0:00:00 Intro
      0:02:46 How Rebecca Developed Her Perioperative Care Framework. Clinical experience, evidence, and real-world patient management
      0:05:06 What Is Prehabilitation? Definition, scope, and why it matters
      0:06:27 Which Surgical Outcomes Can Prehabilitation Improve?
      0:08:01 NUTRITION as the Foundation of Prehabilitation
      0:08:27 Protein Intake Before Surgery: RDA vs optimal dosing and kidney injury concerns
      0:16:28 Collagen Supplementation: Low-quality protein, clinical utility, or both?
      0:20:14 GLP-1 and GIP Agonists in the Preoperative Setting
      0:27:16 Recovery Drinks: Evidence-based support or marketing hype?
      0:31:40 EXERCISE Prescription in Prehabilitation
      0:34:43 “Banking Early”: Building physiological reserve before surgical stress
      0:36:27 SUPPLEMENTS in Prehabilitation: What helps, what doesn’t, and what lacks evidence
      0:45:13 Probiotics: Oral vs topical use in the perioperative period
      0:51:59 Optimizing Wound Healing
      0:55:05 STRESS MANAGEMENT with Prehabilitation. Optimizing the Hospital Environment
      1:00:36 Can Patients Meaningfully Change Habits Before Surgery?
      1:03:37 Prehabilitation Protocols: From “sprint” to comprehensive programs. Surgery as a Powerful Motivator for Behavior Change
      1:09:14 Rapid-Fire Questions
      1:10:57 The Single Most Important Thing to Do Before Surgery
      1:11:44 Closing Thoughts
      1:13:10 Medical Disclaimer
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      1 h et 14 min
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