Dr. Annette Bosworth

Hmm.

That most of the reasons people come to see me could be reversed if they knew how to make ketones on a regular basis.

So I'm an internist.

That means if you go to an internal medicine doctor and we don't know what's wrong, you're going to die.

We take care of tough puzzles and we do this over a long management, chronic disease management.

So I've got 25 years of studying chronic problems that deteriorate the quality of life.

Lifespan, healthspan, both go in the toilet when you're chronically seeing me.

And you could abort all of that destiny if routinely you were making ketones.

The marketing on this is terrible.

It just means you're supposed to take care of very complex answers.

Your job, I mean, the buck stops with you.

If the internal medicine team can't figure it out, you're going to die.

Chronic disease management is absolutely it.

You know, I love the way Peter Attia uses Medicine 2.0, which is what we are the masters of, managing it, making sure the prescriptions are there, making sure you are treating all these problems.

The internist being one of your best buddies because you're having to see them routinely, you've got to get the meds refilled, you've got to check for the side effects.

It's a mill.

Yeah, so I can keep you from dying from childbirth and infections, and I have an antidote for every one of your symptoms.

We are in a world where medicine has answered a lot of problems.

Little things like high blood pressure, little things like it's a few extra pounds around the middle, little things like brain fog.

Oh, my eyes are aging.