What does it really take to live well for longer? Jonty & The Doc is a podcast about longevity, performance, and the science of healthy aging. Hosted by physician Dr. Marcus Ranney and legendary international cricketer Jonty Rhodes, the show explores how the body and mind change over time - and what we can do to stay strong, active, and resilient for years to come. Blending medical insight with real-world athletic experience, the podcast breaks down the habits, science, and mindset behind living a longer and healthier life. From movement and recovery to nutrition, mental fitness, and longevity research, each episode brings practical insights that help you rethink aging. If you’re interested in healthspan, performance, and building a body and brain that thrive over time, Jonty & The Doc brings together expert knowledge and lived experience to decode the future of healthy living.
What does it actually take to repair a damaged gut? Not vague advice - a real, structured protocol you can map onto your own life.
In this clip from Jonty & The Doc, Dr. Marcus Ranney walks through the 5R Framework for gut repair - a systematic functional medicine protocol - with Jonty applying each step to his own routine in real time.
The 5Rs:
Remove — eliminate what's actively harming the gut&nb...
What if your health starts in your gut?
In this episode of Jonty & The Doc, Jonty Rhodes and Dr. Marcus Ranney explore how gut health impacts everything - from digestion and immunity to energy levels, recovery, and long-term wellbeing.
Jonty reflects on how his understanding of health evolved over time -from growing up in a “ki...
In this episode, we dive deep into the science of brain health, longevity, and performance with legendary cricketer Jonty Rhodes and Dr. Marcus Ranney, a leading medical expert in the field of longevity science.
The conversation explores how modern lifestyle factors - from sleep and nutrition to stress and social media - are shaping both our physical and mental health.
We discuss the role of BDNF in brain longevity, the powerful co...
How do we maintain muscle, strength, and mobility as we get older?
In the first episode of Jonty & The Doc, physician Dr. Marcus Ranney and cricket legend Jonty Rhodes dive into an important topic many people overlook - muscle health after the age of 40.
As we age, our bodies naturally begin to lose muscle mass and strength. Dr. Marcus explains how this decline happens, why it matters for long-term health and longevity, and wha...
What does it really take to live well for longer?
Jonty & The Doc is a podcast about longevity, performance, and the science of healthy aging. Hosted by physician Dr. Marcus Ranney and legendary international cricketer Jonty Rhodes, the show explores how the body and mind change over time - and what we can do to stay strong, active, and resilient for years to come.
Blending medical insight with real-world athletic experience, t...
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