The 10,000 Steps Myth & Residency Lessons in Alcohol Tolerance
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In this episode of Social Rounds, surgeons-turned-dropouts Frances Mei and Tony revisit the myths and realities of what it takes to stay healthy—in and out of medicine. It starts with a story from their first week of residency, when an upper-level told them to “know your alcohol tolerance.” What followed was a crash course in stress, survival, and misplaced wellness advice. From the marketing origins of the 10,000-step myth to the real metrics that matter for health, they explore how doctors—and everyone else—can move, rest, and live without guilt or burnout.
Hosted by:
Tony Chin-Quee: https://www.instagram.com/wheyouat/
Frances Mei Hardin: https://www.instagram.com/francesmeimd/
Produced by: The Hippocratic Collective
00:00: The First Week of Residency
04:17: Debunking the Myth of 10,000 Steps
15:59: Health Scares and Life Changes
20:19: Understanding Food Relationships and Coping Mechanisms
34:21: Navigating Professional Ethics: Alcohol and Responsibility
37:31: Navigating Patient Relationships
45:21: The Heist Theme: A New Direction for Social Rounds