Alex Clark

I asked them, hey, what would I be doing?

And the goal of the task force I would be on is to get functional medicine covered universally by insurances.

which would be really cool and really great.

For sure.

I mean, I'm like, I'm all on board on that.

In the back of my head, I'm like, also, you know, there's scans where if you take a sample of your hair and your saliva and you put it on a machine, it runs and it says your food sensitivities, what infections you have, what emotions you experience.

Like, that's like my end goal of like, that should be in every pharmacy and like every place where people have access to that.

But the stepping stone is getting functional medicine covered by insurances so people have access.

My thing is, so you have these great blood tests, but if medical schools aren't teaching root cause wellness, then how are medical doctors who are trained in Western medicine, how are they going to respond to these functional blood works?

Like an antibiotic is not going to cure your adrenal fatigue.

You know what I mean?

A steroid's not gonna cure your adrenal fatigue.

So it's gonna take a paradigm shift from a school standpoint for med schools if that happens, because they're not gonna know what to do.

Last case scenario, they might have to, but tonsils are an immune organ, you know, the part of your immune system.

So what's affecting them?

This is a perfect example of depends on what field you're in.

So if you go to a airway specialist, then it's a breathing problem.

You go to a mold person.

Oh, it's mold.

You go to a parasite person.