Brigham Buhler

But if we stay healthy and we stay active, we can prevent it. We can live to be healthy, happy centenarians. We really can with AI algorithms and large language models. Like the vision of the future for me is we're monitoring you 24 seven. Like at Ways to Well, we tie into wearables. We monitor your REM sleep, your deep sleep.

But if we stay healthy and we stay active, we can prevent it. We can live to be healthy, happy centenarians. We really can with AI algorithms and large language models. Like the vision of the future for me is we're monitoring you 24 seven. Like at Ways to Well, we tie into wearables. We monitor your REM sleep, your deep sleep.

If I have your VO2 max and a DEXA combined with your blood work, I can literally algorithm out the risk of all major chronic diseases and where you fall on that scale. And we can get strategic. Think of it like a report card. I need to assess your overall health because I know where you're going to trend, Alex.

If I have your VO2 max and a DEXA combined with your blood work, I can literally algorithm out the risk of all major chronic diseases and where you fall on that scale. And we can get strategic. Think of it like a report card. I need to assess your overall health because I know where you're going to trend, Alex.

If I have your VO2 max and a DEXA combined with your blood work, I can literally algorithm out the risk of all major chronic diseases and where you fall on that scale. And we can get strategic. Think of it like a report card. I need to assess your overall health because I know where you're going to trend, Alex.

I know after the age of 60, as a petite woman, you're going to have a bone mineral density decline. That's just common fact, but I can slow that BMD decline. Why is that important? One of the biggest risk factors for petite women over the age of 65 is a bone fracture. If you get a bone fracture like a hip or a vertebrae, it limits your ability to work out, stay active and stay healthy.

I know after the age of 60, as a petite woman, you're going to have a bone mineral density decline. That's just common fact, but I can slow that BMD decline. Why is that important? One of the biggest risk factors for petite women over the age of 65 is a bone fracture. If you get a bone fracture like a hip or a vertebrae, it limits your ability to work out, stay active and stay healthy.

I know after the age of 60, as a petite woman, you're going to have a bone mineral density decline. That's just common fact, but I can slow that BMD decline. Why is that important? One of the biggest risk factors for petite women over the age of 65 is a bone fracture. If you get a bone fracture like a hip or a vertebrae, it limits your ability to work out, stay active and stay healthy.

Step by step, we can methodically eliminate each of these risk factors, indirectly driving healthspan and then buying time as we innovate and create, you know, in 20 years, imagine how different healthcare will be. In my mind, you will never go to a doctor again. Everything will be from the comfort of your own home.

Step by step, we can methodically eliminate each of these risk factors, indirectly driving healthspan and then buying time as we innovate and create, you know, in 20 years, imagine how different healthcare will be. In my mind, you will never go to a doctor again. Everything will be from the comfort of your own home.

Step by step, we can methodically eliminate each of these risk factors, indirectly driving healthspan and then buying time as we innovate and create, you know, in 20 years, imagine how different healthcare will be. In my mind, you will never go to a doctor again. Everything will be from the comfort of your own home.

Exactly what I said. I tell them view it as car insurance. It's there if something catastrophic happens, like you need insurance. If you get if you have a heart attack, if you like, there's big expenditures that come up where you need that catastrophic care. But I personally don't use insurance at all for preventative because they don't do prevent it.

Exactly what I said. I tell them view it as car insurance. It's there if something catastrophic happens, like you need insurance. If you get if you have a heart attack, if you like, there's big expenditures that come up where you need that catastrophic care. But I personally don't use insurance at all for preventative because they don't do prevent it.

Exactly what I said. I tell them view it as car insurance. It's there if something catastrophic happens, like you need insurance. If you get if you have a heart attack, if you like, there's big expenditures that come up where you need that catastrophic care. But I personally don't use insurance at all for preventative because they don't do prevent it.

I would tell people choose a plan that's there for catastrophic care, but budget allowing, you should at least try to take yourself out of the matrix once a year, like at minimal. Go somewhere where you can pay a cash pay clinic and it should be under $500.

I would tell people choose a plan that's there for catastrophic care, but budget allowing, you should at least try to take yourself out of the matrix once a year, like at minimal. Go somewhere where you can pay a cash pay clinic and it should be under $500.

I would tell people choose a plan that's there for catastrophic care, but budget allowing, you should at least try to take yourself out of the matrix once a year, like at minimal. Go somewhere where you can pay a cash pay clinic and it should be under $500.

You know, for a comprehensive blood panel, an hour on the phone with a clinician, deep diving into everything at the biological level, it'll blow your mind. how much more data and information you will get when you're not at a regular primary. And it's not your primary care's fault. They are in a system that restricts their ability to do anything.

You know, for a comprehensive blood panel, an hour on the phone with a clinician, deep diving into everything at the biological level, it'll blow your mind. how much more data and information you will get when you're not at a regular primary. And it's not your primary care's fault. They are in a system that restricts their ability to do anything.

You know, for a comprehensive blood panel, an hour on the phone with a clinician, deep diving into everything at the biological level, it'll blow your mind. how much more data and information you will get when you're not at a regular primary. And it's not your primary care's fault. They are in a system that restricts their ability to do anything.