Brigham Buhler

But they never paid the 15%. They paid a fraction of that. And then they do that on every drug. And then how many drugs is the average American on? Four or more. So imagine the amount of revenue being generated by these insurance companies by screwing me and you and families on these medications. They're literally printing money off of our chronic disease and illness.

But they never paid the 15%. They paid a fraction of that. And then they do that on every drug. And then how many drugs is the average American on? Four or more. So imagine the amount of revenue being generated by these insurance companies by screwing me and you and families on these medications. They're literally printing money off of our chronic disease and illness.

Every incentive they have is to keep us sick and ill and on the merry-go-round. What Callie and Casey are ringing the bell on is 100% true. And I just know the insurance model enough to expose where the money and where the bodies are buried.

Every incentive they have is to keep us sick and ill and on the merry-go-round. What Callie and Casey are ringing the bell on is 100% true. And I just know the insurance model enough to expose where the money and where the bodies are buried.

Every incentive they have is to keep us sick and ill and on the merry-go-round. What Callie and Casey are ringing the bell on is 100% true. And I just know the insurance model enough to expose where the money and where the bodies are buried.

The reason I know is because I owned labs, pharmacies, blood labs, all of it. And so I was in the model attempting to work within the insurance framework. And even when I talk about obstruction of care, when I left being a drug rep, I was a medical device rep.

The reason I know is because I owned labs, pharmacies, blood labs, all of it. And so I was in the model attempting to work within the insurance framework. And even when I talk about obstruction of care, when I left being a drug rep, I was a medical device rep.

The reason I know is because I owned labs, pharmacies, blood labs, all of it. And so I was in the model attempting to work within the insurance framework. And even when I talk about obstruction of care, when I left being a drug rep, I was a medical device rep.

And then when I left being a medical device rep, I became essentially a healthcare entrepreneur and I owned genetic labs and I owned blood labs and I owned compounding pharmacies. And I attempted to work within the insurance framework and I would go out and educate clinicians meet with primary cares, OBs. Like most women in America, their OB is their primary.

And then when I left being a medical device rep, I became essentially a healthcare entrepreneur and I owned genetic labs and I owned blood labs and I owned compounding pharmacies. And I attempted to work within the insurance framework and I would go out and educate clinicians meet with primary cares, OBs. Like most women in America, their OB is their primary.

And then when I left being a medical device rep, I became essentially a healthcare entrepreneur and I owned genetic labs and I owned blood labs and I owned compounding pharmacies. And I attempted to work within the insurance framework and I would go out and educate clinicians meet with primary cares, OBs. Like most women in America, their OB is their primary.

You know, that's who they go to for everything. And so I would go meet with these OBs and explain the importance of running comprehensive blood work on women. Like you don't just run a lipid panel. A lipid panel tells me nothing. I mean, it is very minute.

You know, that's who they go to for everything. And so I would go meet with these OBs and explain the importance of running comprehensive blood work on women. Like you don't just run a lipid panel. A lipid panel tells me nothing. I mean, it is very minute.

You know, that's who they go to for everything. And so I would go meet with these OBs and explain the importance of running comprehensive blood work on women. Like you don't just run a lipid panel. A lipid panel tells me nothing. I mean, it is very minute.

A full comprehensive panel on over 70 biomarkers allows me to deep dive into you at the biological level. Like I say, if you want to prevent the five chronic diseases that are killing humanity, why not just not let them start in the first place? And you can do that through getting proactive and predictive.

A full comprehensive panel on over 70 biomarkers allows me to deep dive into you at the biological level. Like I say, if you want to prevent the five chronic diseases that are killing humanity, why not just not let them start in the first place? And you can do that through getting proactive and predictive.

A full comprehensive panel on over 70 biomarkers allows me to deep dive into you at the biological level. Like I say, if you want to prevent the five chronic diseases that are killing humanity, why not just not let them start in the first place? And you can do that through getting proactive and predictive.

No, you're spot on. Like the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian, 100 years old, and somebody who dies at the average American life expectancy, which I think is 72. It's moved backwards, unfortunately, over the last two years. We're digressing in longevity and health span. The difference is the onset of chronic disease. And so it's not a silver bullet. It's no f***ing secret.

No, you're spot on. Like the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian, 100 years old, and somebody who dies at the average American life expectancy, which I think is 72. It's moved backwards, unfortunately, over the last two years. We're digressing in longevity and health span. The difference is the onset of chronic disease. And so it's not a silver bullet. It's no f***ing secret.

No, you're spot on. Like the difference between somebody who lives to be a centenarian, 100 years old, and somebody who dies at the average American life expectancy, which I think is 72. It's moved backwards, unfortunately, over the last two years. We're digressing in longevity and health span. The difference is the onset of chronic disease. And so it's not a silver bullet. It's no f***ing secret.