Dr. Susan Carter is an endocrinologist and longevity expert specializing in hormone balance, metabolism, and the aging process. She links low testosterone with thyroid and cortisol patterns and turns lab data into clear next steps. Patients appreciate her straightforward approach, preventive mindset, and calm, data-driven care.
Energy drinks promise quick focus and stamina, yet many people feel strangely sleepy or wiped out once the buzz fades. Here is what the science says about caffeine, sugar, sleep, and stress hormones — and how to get real energy without crashing. “When patients ask me ‘why do energy drinks make me tired,’ we walk ...
Moobs are common, treatable, and often a sign that your hormones, weight, or medications need a tune‑up. Here is exactly how to tell what kind you have and what actually works to get rid of man boobs. “When a man asks me ‘how do I get rid of man boobs,’ I think about three things: ...
Red light therapy for weight loss is everywhere on social media, but the science is more nuanced than the before‑and‑after photos. Here is what research really shows, how it might work, and how to decide if it fits into your weight‑loss plan. “When patients ask me if red light therapy will make the pounds fall ...
Energy drinks without sucralose sound cleaner and safer, but the real health impact depends on what manufacturers use instead and how much you drink. Here is how to decode the labels and choose options that support energy, hormones, and long-term health. “When patients ask me about energy drinks without sucralose, I remind them that removing ...
Algae cooking oil promises a neutral oil for cooking with a sky-high smoke point, heart-friendly fats, and a lighter environmental footprint than seed oils. Here is what the evidence shows, how it compares in your pan and on your blood work, and when it actually makes sense to switch. “Cooking oil is one of the ...