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The Duration Wellness Show

The Duration Wellness Show

By: Dr. Anna Marie
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Summary

Duration Wellness Podcast is for everyday people who want to live healthier, longer lives without getting lost in the noise of modern wellness culture. Our listeners are part of the general population and are actively looking for practical ways to improve their health and longevity. Many are starting families, raising young children, building busy careers, or enjoying an active retirement while trying to prioritize their well-being. They care about their health not only for themselves, but also because they want to show up as their best selves for their families and loved ones.


Our audience is curious and motivated, but often overwhelmed. They are surrounded by endless health advice online—social media trends, conflicting supplement recommendations, and constantly changing wellness fads. They want to take better care of their bodies, sleep better, have more energy, and build habits that will help them live long and vibrant lives. However, they often struggle to find trustworthy information that is both science-backed and easy to understand.

The Duration Wellness Podcast exists to simplify that journey.

Listeners gain insights from medical professionals and wellness experts who break down complex health topics into clear, practical advice. Our goal is to translate scientific knowledge into real-world strategies that people can actually apply in their everyday lives. We focus heavily on actionable guidance—small changes that compound over time to produce meaningful improvements in health and longevity.

One of the central themes is sleep, a foundational pillar of health, often overlooked or misunderstood. Poor sleep affects everything from energy levels and mood to metabolism, immune function, and long-term disease risk. We regularly explore practical ways to improve sleep quality, build better nighttime routines, and understand the science behind restorative rest.

We also cover a broad range of wellness topics including exercise, nutrition, longevity science, mental resilience, and informed supplement use. Rather than promoting quick fixes or trendy solutions, we emphasize sustainable lifestyle strategies that support long-term health. Our conversations help listeners understand how to make better choices about the products they use, the habits they build, and the information they trust.

Many people today feel confused by conflicting health advice. They wonder which supplements actually work, what routines are worth adopting, and how to filter out misinformation online. A core mission is to provide clarity. By combining expert insight with real-world practicality, we help listeners make informed decisions that support their long-term wellness.

What makes Duration Wellness Podcast uniquely credible is the expertise behind the microphone. One host is both a physician (MD) and a Master of Public Health (MPH), bringing a rare combination of clinical training and population-health perspective. This means the guidance shared is grounded in evidence-based medicine while also focusing on prevention, lifestyle optimization, and long-term health outcomes. Rather than chasing short-term trends, our focus is on longevity and sustainable well-being—what we call “duration for all-of-life wellness.”

Some episodes feature interviews with experts, physicians, and wellness leaders who bring diverse perspectives on health and longevity. Other episodes feature conversations between the hosts as they break down specific health topics, answer listener questions, and discuss practical strategies people can apply immediately. There will also be occasional solo episodes that dive deeper into specific topics such as sleep optimization, recovery, supplements, and lifestyle habits.

Ultimately, Duration Wellness Podcast is about helping people take control of their health in a realistic and empowering way. We aim to equip listeners with the tools they need to feel better, live longer, and build a healthier future for themselves and their families.


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Episodes
  • Supplements 101: What The Labels Actually Mean With Montana Wells
    May 6 2026

    You grab a bottle of supplements, read the label, and see terms like "1,000 milligrams" and "third-party tested." But have you ever wondered what those labels actually mean? Here's the reality: Supplements aren't regulated like prescription drugs, so how do you know what you're taking is what it says you should be taking? We're pulling back the curtain on the supplement industry. Join us as we talk to Montana Wells, a biosystems engineer who is unpacking what goes on behind the scenes, detailing how supplements are engineered, how they're tested, what certifications guarantee, and what you, as a consumer, should be paying attention to. Stop guessing what's in your bottle—discover the truth behind identity, purity, strength, and composition in this essential guide to Supplements 101.

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • New Heart Health Guidelines: The Cardiologist's Guide To Lipid, Blood Pressure, And Cardiovascular Prevention With Dr. Khadeeja Esmail
    May 6 2026

    You’ve heard about the importance of heart health, but are you up to date on the latest science? In this deep-dive episode of The Duration Wellness Show, Dr. Khadeeja Esmail, a board-certified cardiologist and associate professor, breaks down the current landscape of cardiovascular prevention. She reveals the most critical, often-missed risk factors, including the link between pregnancy conditions (like preeclampsia) and future heart disease, and the silent dangers of high blood pressure and obesity. Dr. Esmail details the components of your lipid panel you must know—like ApoB and the newly emphasized Lipoprotein(a)—and shares practical, non-medication strategies, from the Mediterranean diet to prioritizing 7-9 hours of sleep. Discover the simple but powerful changes you can make today to stabilize vulnerable plaque and drastically reduce your risk of a heart attack.


    Study links/websites:

    NIH: Healthy sleep pattern reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease: A 10-year prospective cohort study

    BMJ: Insomnia symptom trajectories and incident cardiovascular disease in older adults: a longitudinal cohort study

    Free Lp(a) testing: Familyheartfamilyheart.org/high-lipoprotein-a

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    44 mins
  • Busting Exercise Myths: Why Consistency and Effort Matter More Than Lifting Heavy With Dr. Lauren Shelton
    May 5 2026

    Are you overwhelmed by conflicting advice on strength training? In an age of "information overload," it's easy to get derailed by fears of spiking cortisol or missing out on gains if you're not constantly pushing to muscle failure. But what if the secret to getting stronger, building muscle, and improving longevity isn't about lifting the heaviest weight possible? We sat down with Dr. Lauren Shelton, a doctor of physical therapy and creator of Loa Movement, to cut through the hype. She explains why consistency trumps intensity, how moderate weights can absolutely build muscle and bone density, and why customizing your movement is the key to a sustainable, pain-free fitness journey. Stop stressing about your one-rep max and start focusing on what really moves the needle.

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    1 hr and 7 mins
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