The Addiction To More

No.1 Cosmetic Doctor Exposes What Quietly Destroys Men's Health After 40! - Dr Aamer Khan

The Addiction To More

Show Notes

In this episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher sits down with leading cosmetic doctor, bestselling author, and regenerative medicine expert Dr. Aamer Khan (Harley Street Clinic) for an eye-opening conversation on longevity, brain health, and the truth behind modern health trends.

Dr. Khan breaks down why extreme biohacking and artificial life extension might be creating more problems than they solve. Using his viral "car and driver" analogy, he explains why protecting your brain function and vascular system is the true key to living a longer, healthier life. He also tackles critical men’s health issues—including "the manopause," testosterone deficiency, cortisol traps, and collagen banking—while highlighting how environmental toxins and urban pollution are driving real health risks.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Quality Over Artificial Longevity: Why chasing extreme life extension (like biohacking protocols) can compromise your body's natural resilience.

The Car & Driver Analogy: Understanding your body’s mechanics—your vascular system is the plumbing, your liver is the filter, but your brain is the driver.

Understanding "The Manopause": Decoupling male identity from testosterone levels, overcoming shame, and managing metabolic dysregulation.

City Pollution & Health Risks: How urban environments, microplastics, and brake dust are driving non-smoker lung conditions.

Proactive "Collagen Banking": How starting cellular skin treatments between ages 30–50 preserves long-term skin health.

Addiction to More Website⁠ https://gareth-gallagher.webflow.io/ ⁠

Social Links ⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/addictiontomore/⁠ ⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/gallagher_gareth/⁠⁠

Harley Street Skin Clinic https://www.harleystreetskinclinic.com/

00:00 – Introduction 02:04 – The History of Healthcare: Why We Are Living Longer 05:35 – The Hidden Crisis of Chronic Illness & Aging Populations 08:38 – The Car & Driver Metaphor: Why Brain Health is Everything

11:08 – Urban Pollution, Catalytic Converters & Non-Smoker Health Risks 13:43 – Male Masculine Toxicity, Self-Care & Mental Health 15:55 – The Psychology of Aesthetics: Why We Really Seek Treatments 28:05 – What is Regenerative Medicine & Cellular Biology? 33:05 – DNA vs. Epigenetics: How Your Lifestyle Switches Genes On/Off 40:20 – Demystifying "The Manopause": Testosterone, Stress & Shame 47:39 – Life Expectancy vs. Healthy Life Expectancy in the UK 54:40 – What is "Collagen Banking"? Preserving Skin Health Early 01:03:34 – Trauma, PTSD & The Power of Genuine Empathy in Care 01:13:05 – The Bryan Johnson Critique: Is Biohacking Dangerous?

More from The Addiction To More

Oct 12, 2026

In this episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher is joined by model, presenter, and art curator Catalina Guirado. As one of the original 'It Girls' of the 1990s, Catalina graced the covers of Vogue Italia, Cosmopolitan, Loaded, and Esquire, while starring on television hits like TFI Friday and I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!. Catalina candidly reflects on the intense press scrutiny of the era, her backstage dynamics with Chris Evans, and why she chose to walk away from UK stardom at the peak of her fame. She details her transition into running her father's fine art estate and pioneering cognitive art therapy programs for dementia care and neurodivergent individuals.

Oct 6, 2026

In this captivating episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher sits down with actor, director, and filmmaker Emrhys Cooper. Known for his work on Coronation Street, The Shuroo Process, and Mamma Mia!, Emrhys pulls back the curtain on a career that looked flawless on paper but concealed profound internal struggles. Emrhys candidly details growing up in a home influenced by spiritual gurus, his parents joining a cult, and how those experiences inspired his Amazon feature film The Srō Process. He breaks down his seven-year battle with prescription Adderall and alcohol, the pressure to hide his gay identity early in his career, and how hitting rock bottom led to over two and a half years of sobriety. The conversation explores endurance sports, writing his memoir, suicide prevention advocacy, and ends with an insightful live tarot reading.

Sep 29, 2026

In this episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher is joined by one of British cinema’s most recognizable faces, Tamer Hassan. Known for his roles in Layer Cake, The Football Factory, and Game of Thrones, Tamer steps behind the tough-guy persona to share the hard truths of a life shaped by fame, excess, and addiction. He reflects openly on his rock bottom moment in a London hotel, the strain addiction placed on his family, and his journey toward celebrating a full year of sobriety. Together, Gareth and Tamer delve into the power of fellowship, overcoming ego, screen addiction among modern youth, and the crucial importance of men speaking out about mental health.

Sep 23, 2026

In this compelling episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher sits down with Love Island winner Jack Fincham for an unfiltered exploration of life in the public eye. Jack candidly reflects on his sudden rise to fame, how he manifested his reality TV victory, and public scrutiny. Moving beyond the headlines, Jack shares his journey through finding purpose in bare-knuckle boxing, and learning to take full accountability for his life. The episode finishes with an intense live tarot session exploring his upcoming fights, personal relationships, and future path.

Sep 14, 2026

In this episode of Addiction to More, host Gareth Gallagher sits down with former Love Island star Belle Hassan for an unfiltered conversation on surviving reality TV, handling intense online hate, and navigating modern dating standards. Belle shares her candid perspectives on mental health, breaking free from fake social media perfectionism, and overcoming dark personal struggles. The episode wraps up with an insightful live tarot reading revealing past betrayals, career shifts, and surprising personal predictions.

See all episodes →