Beyond Normal with Dr. Tyler J. Saunders

Most of medicine is built to treat disease after it shows up. Beyond Normal is about what happens before that — the decisions, habits, and blind spots that quietly shape how long you live and how well you live it. Hosted by Dr. Tyler Saunders, DO, a board-certified Internal Medicine physician and founder of HealthSpan Chicago, each episode is a conversation with a physician, researcher, or expert who's spent their career looking closely at one piece of the longevity picture — blood pressure, metabolic health, concussion recovery, nutrition, cardiovascular disease, and more. The goal isn't to hand you another list of rules. It's to understand what the data actually shows, where conventional guidance falls short, and what's genuinely worth doing differently. If you've ever been told your numbers are "fine" and wondered what that really means, this show is for you. New episodes release regularly. Learn more or book a Discovery Call at healthspanchicago.com .

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  The Silent Number: What High Blood Pressure Is Really Doing to Your Body | Beyond Normal Ep. 3

  Aug 21, 20261h 8mS1

  <p><b>EPISODE 3 — The Silent Number</b></p><p>Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure — and most have no idea it's doing anything wrong. In this episode, Dr. Tyler Saunders sits down with his medical school classmate and cardiologist Dr. François Kaleta to talk about what high blood pressure actually is, what it's silently doing to your heart, brain, and kidneys, and what it actually takes to change the trajectory.</p><p>We cover:<br />— The history of hypertension: from FDR dying at 63 with a BP of 300/190 to the SPRINT Trial<br />— What the two numbers actually...

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  Movement as Medicine: What Your Doctor Isn't Prescribing | Beyond Normal Ep. 2

  Aug 19, 202657 minS1

  <p><b>EPISODE 2 — Movement as Medicine</b></p><p>Exercise is the single most evidence-based longevity intervention we have — stronger than almost any drug we prescribe. And yet most physicians never prescribe it with any specificity. Most physical therapy programs aren't thinking about longevity. And a physician and a physical therapist almost never work together toward the same patient's long-term goals.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Tyler Saunders sits down with Dr. Muhibb Sadiq — Doctor of Physical Therapy, board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, and founder of Element Performance and Physical Therapy. Muhibb trained at Northwestern and completed his orthopedic residency at the...

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  Why "Normal" Isn't the Same as Healthy | Beyond Normal Ep. 1 with TJ Luby

  Aug 10, 20261h 1mS1

  <p>Welcome to the very first episode of Beyond Normal. I'm joined by TJ Luby — a close friend, former college roommate, and cross country teammate — for a conversation about why I left a large health system after eight years to build something different, and what "healthy" actually means when most people only find out they weren't after something goes wrong.</p><p>We talk about:</p>Why a clean bill of health at your annual physical doesn't mean you're actually healthyThe problem with 13-minute appointments and 2,000-patient panels in conventional primary careWhy more supplements and more information isn't the same as a...

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