Brigham Buhler
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1,533 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 27 Feb
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You need to do a deep dive and we need to make healthcare approachable and fun and understandable where patients want to be a part of the journey, but the systems beat them up and spit them out. And so our thing is like, can we make it fun again? Can we gamify it?
Can we have, we compete against our friends where you can show, hey, Tucker's biological age has moved backwards over the last year while your biological age has gone forward. He's beating you at the game. He's aging backwards because there's linear age, right? Like I'm 44. That's my linear age. But my biological age based off biomarkers is 35.
I'm nine years younger biologically, physiologically than I am in a linear age capacity. And that's all calculated by the algorithms. So I'm basically walking around like a healthy 35 year old. And that's how we prevent chronic disease. We quit fucking around with writing a bunch of prescription drugs and we get proactive and predictive and we could save billions, trillions.
I mean, $1.5 trillion is what we spent last year.
No, that's what Callie and myself, and that's what I wanted to talk to Bobby about. You can't let the insurance company capture it, and we don't want the insurance company to have this data because it's dangerous. But could the federal government mandate that the insurance company gives you an allowance a year? Let's just say it's $5,000 a year.
to use to see a nutritionist, to see a dietician, to get proactive and predictive and go to whatever clinic you prefer, the insurance reimburses the patient for it, or there's some sort of tax incentive to incentivize us to get healthy.
And my fear with that, though, is if the insurance companies get that, do they demand the data? You don't want them having access to this. But this is where we're headed anyway. That's the scary part. That's the part of the equation. So HIPAA protects nobody, really, it doesn't sound like.
Yeah, well, the insurance, no, because the insurance company is going to claim medical necessity and they're going to need to evaluate you. In the model we have now, they go, well, I don't think there's medical necessity. I need to see this patient's records.
And then they've got some primary care that they're paying that's a consultant to get on the phone and come up with creative ways to deny your claim. It's complicated.
If we drove metabolic disease like Callie said, if we focused on preventing metabolic disease, we indirectly prevent all the chronic diseases that are killing so many Americans. The number one risk factor for the big five killers of humanity is smoking, right? And the second is age, but age isn't considered a chronic disease. So if we take out age, the number one risk factor, smoking.
The number two, metabolic disease and obesity. So even when we talk, somebody had, after we testified in front of the Senate, I think it was, I don't even want to give them, the Atlantic, those scumbags posted. They are. You know, woo-woo caucus. These people are idiots. What do they know about healthcare? They're claiming that diet impacts cancer. Yeah, you moron.
It is literally the second most crucial thing to driving your cancer risk rates.
Because there is, yeah, this is funny. Well, multiple reasons, but one is they are also captured. If you look at who previously owned the Atlantic, it was a lobbyist for them. all of the pharmacy benefit managers. Did you know that?
Yeah, and then they sold to Steve Jobs' widow, and she supports Michelle Obama and Kamala, and she was involved in that. And it was more of, oh my God, if RFK stands for this and RFK backs Trump, we got to discredit these people. And again, that's what I said to the Senate. This is not a Republican issue. This is not a Democrat issue. This is a humanity issue. Yeah.
Stop with your party bullshit like nobody cares. Stop trying to fuck us and help us fix this problem. I don't care who wants to get behind this Republican or Democrat. I welcome it with open arms. Let's put our egos aside and work together to fix this. People are dying now. It's insane. But as we peel back the layers, we went on Joe, multiple articles came out. Joe and I pulled him off on Rogan.
It was, I think, a week after I went and testified in front of the Senate. Joe and I on the podcast go through and methodically look. Monsanto, Monsanto. Multiple hatchet job articles were funded by Monsanto. then I don't remember who wrote a hatchet job.
Well, it's because the funding for those articles come from these lobbying groups that are funded by big pharma, big food, big ag, and they're terrified.
One of the wildest, Tucker, and we went through this on Joe too, but it was, so I own these pharmacies, right? Yeah. We make a lot of the GLP-1s and weight loss drugs for pennies on the dollar because it is, let's be real, this is not an obesity drug. It is a diabetes medication. Yes. And diabetes disproportionately- They can't afford this fucking price.
And they don't have insurance in a lot of those communities. So our goal is to bring cost-effective prescription medications to the masses to make this affordable for every human. Jillian Joe, everyone was asking, why are all of these articles coming out about compounding pharmacies saying that it's dangerous for compounding pharmacies to make these drugs? And I explained it to him.
Why is there a huge backlog? There's a huge backlog because one, it's being overprescribed. But two, because Eli Lilly got several of its facilities shut down via a whistleblower. Eli Lilly had a whistleblower that blew the whistle. And that was the only reason the FDA went into their facility. And what they found was unsterile conditions, people working barefoot.
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