Ryan Roddy

A practical playbook for improving health by addressing environmental factors like CO₂, PFAS, mold risk, and night lighting in homes.

Discusses the future of wearables, asserting that as current devices reach their physical limits, the next frontier in health monitoring will be at the molecular level.

Examines how ketones can provide a cleaner, sharper energy system, framing it as an evolutionary advantage that modern life has overlooked.

Analyzes the implications of AI driving diagnostic costs to near zero, forcing payers, providers, and startups to adapt to new models.

Advocates for routine plasma “cleanings” as a preventative measure that could significantly reduce future healthcare costs, comparing their importance to dental check-ups.

Posits that biological systems are becoming the next software platform, with cells acting as servers and DNA as the codebase, driving future technological innovation.

Details how Nourish is transforming expensive nutrition advice into an insurance-covered essential, making registered dietitian services accessible to more people.

Highlights the hidden dangers of contact with paper receipts due to toxic chemicals and offers solutions to mitigate exposure.

Examines how poor indoor air quality negatively impacts productivity and profits, particularly in modern office environments.

Predicts a future where DNA writing kiosks will revolutionize personalized health, making current supplements seem primitive.

Explores how miniature health hubs in rural and underserved areas can unlock massive returns and transform lives by replacing traditional clinics with technologically sophisticated outposts equipped with advanced wearables, AI-driven diagnostics, telemedicine, and drone delivery.

Co-authored with Harrison Valner, this article details the founding story of Kyoku, its mission to provide personalized nutrition for endurance athletes, and its focus on recovery.

Explores how the shift to Medicine 3.0 will transform healthcare payments and financial infrastructure, making transactions more proactive, efficient, and transparent.

Breaks down key trends driving the shift from institutional control to a more decentralized healthcare model.

Examines America's food system and its impact on public health, exploring solutions for a more sustainable and nutritious future.