San Antonio Express-News2026
AI didn’t invent loneliness. It capitalized on it.
An op-ed in the San Antonio Express-News on technology, social isolation, and the case for human-centered medicine.
Essays, lab interpretations, and field notes — written by the physician, never ghostwritten. On why clean labs can sit beside lives that have quietly come apart.
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A running body of work on functional medicine, longevity, and the life a lab panel can’t measure.
An op-ed in the San Antonio Express-News on technology, social isolation, and the case for human-centered medicine.
The panel comes back clean. The life hasn’t. Where the real work of medicine begins.
What patients are really asking for when they ask for a procedure.
My writing for the Bexar County Medical Society journal (p.12).
The biology quietly follows the biography. What twenty-five years of charts kept showing.
Reclaiming a good word from the people who cheapened it.
Quoted as the physician expert on regenerative men’s health.
The test is not the treatment. A functional look at what the gut is actually telling you.
Oral GLP-1s changed the prescription. They didn’t change the work.
My writing for the Bexar County Medical Society journal (p.32).
What medicine traded away when the visit got shorter than the story.
The cost of chasing wellness without a physician. A cautionary case from the clinic.
My writing for the Bexar County Medical Society journal (p.24).
Past the hype and the fear — what the data actually supports, from someone who prescribes it.
The personal thread behind Healing the Split. Biology, biography, and the seam between them.
My writing for the Bexar County Medical Society journal (p.18).
Slogans don’t treat root cause. What real functional medicine asks that policy doesn’t.
An IFBB pro and physician on training, muscle, and the metabolism myths that stall people.
Physician commentary in the city’s daily paper (Feb 28, 2026).
The essay that became a podcast. Why chronic illness needs the mind treated alongside the body.
Not biohacks — the unglamorous basics that actually move the needle on healthspan.
Inheritance written in the nervous system. A meditation on what we carry and can heal.
The side effects of anabolic steroids that rarely make the pitch.
Where AI earns its place in medicine, and where it does not.
Normal labs, real symptoms. The better question to ask.
When chronic insomnia traces back to a dysregulated stress axis.
Leaving hospital medicine for private practice, and why it was worth it.
The promise and the mess of the first GLP-1 pill.
The danger of automating the doctor out of the room.
A hidden diagnosis behind unexplained lung injury in South Texas.
Why lifestyle still outperforms the peptides everyone is chasing.
A physician review of AI against the paperwork that burns doctors out.
The hidden link between a broken circadian rhythm and burnout.
Essays on the life a lab panel can’t measure — and the seam between your biology and your biography. New writing, direct to your inbox.
An ongoing series on what “normal” results miss — and how to read the story the numbers leave out.
New essays on functional medicine, longevity, and the life a lab panel can’t measure. Free to read, straight to your inbox.
Conversations on functional medicine, longevity, and technology — in studio and on the mic.
Multiple on-air segments translating functional and longevity medicine for a general audience — the same clear, root-cause message, in ninety seconds.
Available for expert commentary, interviews, and written contributions. Press kit and topics on request.
Essays, lab interpretations, and protocol thinking — written by the physician, never ghostwritten.