Dr Mark Gordon is a US endocrinologist whose work on traumatic brain injury and hormonal recovery has made him one of the more debated voices in functional endocrinology. His clinics treat post-concussion syndromes, age-related hormonal decline, and the cumulative effects of athletic and military head trauma. For Roadman listeners interested in the male hormonal landscape after 40, the connection between cycling crashes and long-term health, or the realities of testosterone and recovery, his perspective raises questions worth hearing — though several of his framings remain debated within mainstream endocrinology, and his protocols should be considered alongside conventional clinical guidance.
The major positions Gordon is known for in cycling and endurance sport.
Every appearance by Dr Mark Gordon on The Roadman Cycling Podcast — 1 episode in total.
“free testosterone is the key not total they mostly do total testosterone which is worthless it's a bunch of junk only 2% of total testosterone is functional free testosterone so you need to only be speaking about free testosterone and you need to be in the 50th to 75th percentile of the lab”
“in a study done on 40 to 70 year old males and females who were taking 50 milligrams of DHEA a night in three months they had improvement in their cognitive ability and their physical functioning they were out dancing when before they were limited”
“15 minutes three times a week of meditation can lower cortisol level in half”
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