Clarence Jones

I know, I noticed that when I would take a look at some of the research, I mean, you spend a lot of time with your patients. Yes. I mean, you know, I mean, you know, an hour or two hours. I mean, with the pain, I'm like, wow, you know, that that's, you know, yeah. Anyway, that, that, that's kind of, that's kind of interesting and exciting to know because most of us only get 15 minutes, maybe.

I know, I noticed that when I would take a look at some of the research, I mean, you spend a lot of time with your patients. Yes. I mean, you know, I mean, you know, an hour or two hours. I mean, with the pain, I'm like, wow, you know, that that's, you know, yeah. Anyway, that, that, that's kind of, that's kind of interesting and exciting to know because most of us only get 15 minutes, maybe.

loud and strong just by seeing you go ahead clarence yeah now john asked you this question i mean is i want you to came to me is that this chemical versus natural healing time yeah you know uh you know it uh when people come to you and i mean because you're in both realms is there a benefit in in um natural healing time versus just a chemical healing time.

loud and strong just by seeing you go ahead clarence yeah now john asked you this question i mean is i want you to came to me is that this chemical versus natural healing time yeah you know uh you know it uh when people come to you and i mean because you're in both realms is there a benefit in in um natural healing time versus just a chemical healing time.

If I'm making sense, you know, some people want quick, quick results. Other people need a longer term effect. So anyway, so go ahead.

If I'm making sense, you know, some people want quick, quick results. Other people need a longer term effect. So anyway, so go ahead.

I want to ask this question. Yeah. And I won't be able to complete this sentence, but so you got to help me, Dr. Drew. Okay. Sure. Naturopathic medicine is a preventative. Yeah. Okay. Can you now explain that to me, please?

I want to ask this question. Yeah. And I won't be able to complete this sentence, but so you got to help me, Dr. Drew. Okay. Sure. Naturopathic medicine is a preventative. Yeah. Okay. Can you now explain that to me, please?

Great, great.

Great, great.

Go ahead. I was going to say that your last comment was really what I was going to say. Thank you for putting up with our questions. I mean, because at least from my side, at least from my side, I mean, I had no idea about, about really what, what we were going to, I mean, you probably could tell by the questions that I asked. I'm not anybody else.

Go ahead. I was going to say that your last comment was really what I was going to say. Thank you for putting up with our questions. I mean, because at least from my side, at least from my side, I mean, I had no idea about, about really what, what we were going to, I mean, you probably could tell by the questions that I asked. I'm not anybody else.

But it's very, very important for us to really understand what are the resources that are available to us. You know, how do we utilize them? You know what I mean? And so many times, so many times, like I said, you know, the, you know, naturopathic, that's just not part of my common practice. conversation, you know, and it's really good for me to be able to have some kind of definition to that.

But it's very, very important for us to really understand what are the resources that are available to us. You know, how do we utilize them? You know what I mean? And so many times, so many times, like I said, you know, the, you know, naturopathic, that's just not part of my common practice. conversation, you know, and it's really good for me to be able to have some kind of definition to that.

And I think that you've done a phenomenal job. Thank you. Very personable, very, you know, very, you know, very insightful conversation. And I do appreciate this. And, you know, at least I can now enter into the conversation.

And I think that you've done a phenomenal job. Thank you. Very personable, very, you know, very, you know, very insightful conversation. And I do appreciate this. And, you know, at least I can now enter into the conversation.

I think that we wanted to first establish the fact that it is confusing, you know, and I was looking at the research that Maddie had produced for us and she had things like HMO, EPO, POS, PPO, and all these other kinds of things, you know, HSA. I mean, all these kinds of things. And, and as a, as a, a regular person, if there is such a thing, it gets to be very confusing.

I think that we wanted to first establish the fact that it is confusing, you know, and I was looking at the research that Maddie had produced for us and she had things like HMO, EPO, POS, PPO, and all these other kinds of things, you know, HSA. I mean, all these kinds of things. And, and as a, as a, a regular person, if there is such a thing, it gets to be very confusing.

I mean, for the longest time, I had a hard time understanding the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. You know what I mean? It's just, I mean, you know, you got all these things floating around, you know, and as you talked about a little bit earlier, there are, it's very conflicting and confusing. And I'm really glad that we're able to talk about this from a, from this perspective.

I mean, for the longest time, I had a hard time understanding the difference between Medicare and Medicaid. You know what I mean? It's just, I mean, you know, you got all these things floating around, you know, and as you talked about a little bit earlier, there are, it's very conflicting and confusing. And I'm really glad that we're able to talk about this from a, from this perspective.