Hungry for Change · Episode 34 · Live
HOW YOU CAN LIVE TO 102 YEARS | Dr Sarah Myhill
With Dr. Sarah Myhill
If you wake up tired, run on caffeine, and keep hearing “your labs are normal,” this episode will feel uncomfortably familiar. There is a reason your body has no battery and most doctors never even look at it.
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If you wake up tired, run on caffeine, and keep hearing “your labs are normal,” this episode will feel uncomfortably familiar. There is a reason your body has no battery and most doctors never even look at it.
Dr. Sarah Myhill has spent 40+ years going straight to the body’s engine, your mitochondria, to figure out why people burn out, crash, and stay sick. She’s helped thousands with chronic fatigue, long COVID, and “mystery” symptoms using protocols she built in the clinic, not in a boardroom. She’s published prize-winning books, original research, and she’s been willing to fight her own profession when the system got in the way of getting people better.
In this conversation, we get into what’s quietly draining your energy, the core tests she relies on, and the exact steps she uses to help patients rebuild from the ground up. If you’ve ever been told “there’s nothing wrong with you” while your body is clearly saying the opposite, watch this before you accept that answer.
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