Show Notes
In this episode, I prove the medical system is corrupt and designed for managed decline, medical doctors receive only 19–25 hours of nutrition education and 5–15 hours of exercise physiology in medical school while getting 800+ hours of pharmacology, with curricula and physician marketing heavily influenced by pharmaceutical money. I explain how lab reference ranges compare patients to a metabolically broken population, masking risk in glucose and cholesterol markers. I expose unnecessary surgeries and limited chemotherapy benefits, and dozens of other research based proof.
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