Brigham Buhler
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard 27 Feb
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But you'll know.
Right? And now if you know, you're ahead of the curve. And so again, like we were saying with cancer, if we catch it at stage... One, you have a huge success rate versus stage three or four. We should be getting proactive and predictive on all chronic diseases.
We can prevent most of these chronic diseases, not treat the symptoms, but prevent the escalation and the evolution of these diseases in our body by getting proactive.
So when we talk about insurance, you're spot on because insurance won't cover that.
And so I try and explain this when people are like, why don't you take insurance? Okay, well, let me methodically walk you through. You come into the practice, and let's just say you said, budget's no problem. I want the full workup. I want to know everything. Okay. We would do a AI guided brain scan.
I would be able to assess how your neurons are firing from the posterior to the prefrontal cortex. It's going to tell me if you have anxiety, depression, or stress, is it neuron related? Because as our neurons misfire, they create beta waves. Those beta waves create a cascade effect, which create anxiety, depression, all of these different things, sleep issues.
Why would I ever prescribe you an antidepressant without first doing a full brain workup? right? So we would do that brain workup. We would do a DEXA. A DEXA is going to tell me your bone mineral density, your lean muscle mass, how much lean muscle you have on your right quad versus your left quad, your scapula, your back, your shoulders, everything.
It's just a full body scan and it tells me everything. But the beauty of that is now that I have that, I know exactly how many grams of protein your body needs to maintain. I know exactly what your bone mineral density is, and I can forecast out a plan to help slow the reduction of BMD and get proactive and predictive to prevent you from reaching a fracture in your older age.
Then your biomarkers tell me all of your blood work and where you're headed. Now I combine that with your heart rate variability, your deep sleep, your REM sleep, your sleep patterns, your wearables, and I can begin to calculate out and prevent chronic disease. Any practice could do this. None of that is covered by insurance.
Yeah.
I mean, it varies. So like the blood work is like $500, but that's a 45 minute with a consult with a clinician and a deep dive into your blood work. A DEXA is literally like 70 bucks. You know, it's just a scan of your body that tells us your lean muscle. Then a VO2 max is, you know, same thing, like 70 something dollars. The most expensive thing we do is the cancer screening.
And it's because it's a genetic screening and it is expensive. Um, and I want to say that's like 2000, uh, something dollars. And it is the most expensive thing we do at waste. Well, but again, it's, it will tell us at stage zero, like we can identify cancer at stage zero, over 200 types of cancer up to a decade before they manifest.
Well, I mean, budget's tough for people and a lot of people are living month to month and that's where I'm like, that's why if you think being healthy is expensive, try being sick. Like the number one reason for bankruptcy in America is healthcare costs.
It's the number one reason because people get saddled with these bills from these big insurance companies and it screws them and it destroys their, you know, so many people have to declare bankruptcy because of catastrophic health expenses. And if we get proactive and predictive, we can prevent that.
The big five insurance companies are juggernauts. But regardless of which one you look at, most of them are owned by BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. So all of them.
There's a lot of money in it. And then guess who owns a lot of the hospital systems? And then guess who owns a lot of the big pharmaceutical companies? And then guess who owns... a lot of our food industry, right? All of it comes back to these same juggernauts.
And I'm not going as far to say they're intentionally creating chronic disease through our food, and then they're intentionally obstructing care through the insurance, and then they're intentionally profiteering off the drugs. But it's a lot of bad facts that fall in line.
And if we can control the food system and maybe that food system creates a funnel of business that then leads to other funnels of business that then leads to other funnels of business, it's a conflict at minimal. And it's a conflict that should be exposed. And it's a conflict that should be fought and protected for the American people by our federal government.
but then who lobbies the most with our federal government? It's big pharma, it's big insurance, and at the end of the day, it's BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. And so the question is, will our congressmen and congresswomen, will our senators fight for this?
Thankfully, we had people like Senator Johnson who were willing to take a stand, but it'll be interesting to see how the next four years plays out. Hopefully, we start heading the right direction.
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