Tag Archives: Longevity

Tom’s September Update – Zero Longevity

Scale: friend or foe? I’ve experienced both. I’ve been weighing myself lately. And I’m coming to terms with the idea that, through thick and thin (har har), it’s a healthy habit all by itself. When things are going smoothly — I’m eating right, fasting overnight and through the morning, and getting moving every day — I usually weigh myself on the regular. However, when my habits slip, I start avoiding the scale. Without concrete data, I tell myself, […]

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Reframing Resolutions – Zero Longevity

Jan 13, 2025 Written and medically reviewed by Naomi Parrella, MD What is a resolution? Is it a goal? If you were a patient coming into my office for the first time, we’d explore what’s behind your goals. Let’s say you want to lose a certain amount of weight. Why? Maybe you want to fit into clothes better and have more confidence, or improve your sleep and have more energy, or feel less knee pain so you […]

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