What if the real health issue isn’t disease — but adaptation?

In this episode of Your Infinite Health, we unpack a belief that quietly keeps people stuck: the idea that normal equals healthy.

LeNae Goolsby and Trip Goolsby, MD explore the space between being clinically “fine” and actually feeling well — the gray zone where fatigue, pain, brain fog, poor sleep, and declining resilience quietly take root.

You’ll learn why:

• “Normal” lab results often miss early dysfunction
• Chronic stress doesn’t cause immediate disease — it causes adaptation
• Pushing harder can worsen symptoms instead of resolving them
• Biological reserve functions like a health savings account
• Mind–body work is physiology, not positivity
• Early warning signs are a gift — not something to ignore

This conversation reframes health as capacity, resilience, and repair — not symptom suppression — and explains how changing the signals your body receives can restore momentum before breakdown occurs.

If you’ve ever been told everything looks fine but you don’t feel fine, this episode is for you.

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Trip Goolsby, MD & LeNae Goolsby are the founders of the Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center, which provides bio-individualized, peer-reviewed, evidence-based approaches to health optimization, age reversal, and regenerative medicine.

They are also the Authors of the book “Think and Live Longer”. They specialize in helping people across the nation optimize their health and age in reverse, naturally.

Is testosterone linked to high blood pressure—or is that a dangerous medical myth? In this episode of Your Infinite Health, we unpack the science behind testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), hormone optimization, and the real cardiovascular risks clinicians are seeing in practice today. Using a powerful real-world patient case involving hypoxic brain injury, exosome therapy, and ADHD stimulant medication, this episode exposes where most people—and even some doctors—are getting it wrong.

Our discussion centers on a young adult patient recovering from a severe methamphetamine overdose that caused anoxic brain injury. After a year of regenerative medicine, hormone optimization, and biologic therapies, his recovery has been remarkable. But when Adderall was reintroduced for ADHD management, his blood pressure spiked, raising urgent questions about whether testosterone therapy causes hypertension.

We dive into the most important clinical research, including a major New England Journal of Medicine trial of over 5,000 men, which found only a 0.3 mmHg increase in blood pressure in men using transdermal testosterone—an amount too small to be clinically significant. Even more importantly, the study showed no increased risk of heart attack or stroke, prompting the FDA to revise cardiovascular warnings on testosterone therapy.

In contrast, we explore the well-documented cardiovascular risks of sympathomimetic stimulant drugs like Adderall and Vyvanse, which are linked to hypertension, accelerated cardiovascular disease, and nervous system overstimulation—especially in patients with neurological trauma or substance abuse history.

You’ll also learn what true “optimization” medicine means: not simply replacing deficient hormones, but maintaining youthful physiologic levels to reduce inflammation, cellular aging, and the accumulation of so-called “zombie cells” that drive chronic disease.

Topics covered in this episode include:
• Testosterone replacement vs optimization
• Testosterone and blood pressure myths
• Adderall, ADHD, and cardiovascular risk
• Sympathetic nervous system overstimulation
• Exosome therapy for brain injury recovery
• Hypogonadism in young adults
• FDA updates on TRT safety
• Regenerative medicine and biologic therapies
• Hormones, aging, inflammation, and longevity

If you’re concerned about TRT safety, high blood pressure, stimulant medications, or longevity-focused medicine, this episode delivers clarity grounded in both clinical data and real patient outcomes.

🎧 Subscribe for more deep dives into hormone health, regenerative medicine, brain recovery, and optimization science.

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Trip Goolsby, MD & LeNae Goolsby are the founders of the Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center, which provides bio-individualized, peer-reviewed, evidence-based approaches to health optimization, age reversal, and regenerative medicine.

They are also the Authors of the book “Think and Live Longer”. They specialize in helping people across the nation optimize their health and age in reverse, naturally.

In this concise and eye-opening episode of Your Infinite Health Podcast, Trip Goolsby, MD, and LeNae Goolsby, JD, pull back the curtain on one of the most common questions they get:

“Why isn’t stem cell therapy covered by insurance?”

The answer might surprise you — and could change how you think about your health entirely.

You’ll discover:

• Why insurance companies exclude regenerative and stem cell therapies from coverage.
• The difference between cost coverage and true value in health care.
• How patients who step outside the limitations of traditional insurance often experience faster, more complete recoveries.
• Real-world examples from Infinite Health’s regenerative medicine patients who regained mobility and freedom after years of chronic pain.

If you’ve ever wondered whether stem cell therapy is worth it — or if you’re tired of insurance dictating your wellness options — this episode will give you the clarity (and confidence) you need.

🎧 Tune in now and discover how Infinite Health is redefining what health care — and healing — can be.

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Trip Goolsby, MD & LeNae Goolsby are the founders of the Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center, which provides bio-individualized, peer-reviewed, evidence-based approaches to health optimization, age reversal, and regenerative medicine.

They are also the Authors of the book “Think and Live Longer”. They specialize in helping people across the nation optimize their health and age in reverse, naturally.