Dr. Darshan Shah

This is directly removing inflammatory biomarkers from your bloodstream and directly reducing inflammation. You can see it, you can measure it. And so from there, if we provide your organs, the milieu in which to thrive and you remove the inflammation, all your organs are going to get better, right? And so therefore you're going to avoid chronic disease and reverse chronic disease as well.

This is directly removing inflammatory biomarkers from your bloodstream and directly reducing inflammation. You can see it, you can measure it. And so from there, if we provide your organs, the milieu in which to thrive and you remove the inflammation, all your organs are going to get better, right? And so therefore you're going to avoid chronic disease and reverse chronic disease as well.

This is directly removing inflammatory biomarkers from your bloodstream and directly reducing inflammation. You can see it, you can measure it. And so from there, if we provide your organs, the milieu in which to thrive and you remove the inflammation, all your organs are going to get better, right? And so therefore you're going to avoid chronic disease and reverse chronic disease as well.

Dr. Hyman, I can't tell you.

Dr. Hyman, I can't tell you.

Dr. Hyman, I can't tell you.

Mark, I have tremendous respect for you because I told you this story before. You kind of set off my journey into this new field of medicine. I started my career in Western medicine. And when I heard you speak, I think it's been over 12 years now I heard you speak for the first time. You inspired my entire new journey, so it's an honor to be here.

Mark, I have tremendous respect for you because I told you this story before. You kind of set off my journey into this new field of medicine. I started my career in Western medicine. And when I heard you speak, I think it's been over 12 years now I heard you speak for the first time. You inspired my entire new journey, so it's an honor to be here.

Mark, I have tremendous respect for you because I told you this story before. You kind of set off my journey into this new field of medicine. I started my career in Western medicine. And when I heard you speak, I think it's been over 12 years now I heard you speak for the first time. You inspired my entire new journey, so it's an honor to be here.

Yeah. So, you know, I think a few things happened at the same time in my life at that moment when I first heard you speak. One of them was being in the Western medical system for so long. I was getting really burnt out, not with surgery. I love doing surgery, but I was getting really burnt out seeing people never get better.

Yeah. So, you know, I think a few things happened at the same time in my life at that moment when I first heard you speak. One of them was being in the Western medical system for so long. I was getting really burnt out, not with surgery. I love doing surgery, but I was getting really burnt out seeing people never get better.

Yeah. So, you know, I think a few things happened at the same time in my life at that moment when I first heard you speak. One of them was being in the Western medical system for so long. I was getting really burnt out, not with surgery. I love doing surgery, but I was getting really burnt out seeing people never get better.

And then you're always seeing them when they're at the end of their rope, they're seeking surgery to turn back years and years of accumulated damage in many different ways, all the different surgical procedures that we have. And you can only address these problems one patient at a time.

And then you're always seeing them when they're at the end of their rope, they're seeking surgery to turn back years and years of accumulated damage in many different ways, all the different surgical procedures that we have. And you can only address these problems one patient at a time.

And then you're always seeing them when they're at the end of their rope, they're seeking surgery to turn back years and years of accumulated damage in many different ways, all the different surgical procedures that we have. And you can only address these problems one patient at a time.

And you just felt like not only were you on this treadmill where you can never really catch up, we were actually going in reverse. There were more people getting sick than we could ever operate on, right? And so it was just, it just felt like this was leading nowhere to me. Both me personally as a surgeon and a doctor, but also the entire system was just getting nowhere.

And you just felt like not only were you on this treadmill where you can never really catch up, we were actually going in reverse. There were more people getting sick than we could ever operate on, right? And so it was just, it just felt like this was leading nowhere to me. Both me personally as a surgeon and a doctor, but also the entire system was just getting nowhere.

And you just felt like not only were you on this treadmill where you can never really catch up, we were actually going in reverse. There were more people getting sick than we could ever operate on, right? And so it was just, it just felt like this was leading nowhere to me. Both me personally as a surgeon and a doctor, but also the entire system was just getting nowhere.

In fact, things were getting worse and the problems were accumulating. And then I saw looking in the mirror, just working 12, 14 hours a day in the operating room. Like I would get, I would wake up after four hours of sleep being frustrated. completely stressed out as soon as I woke up in the morning because I had to get to the operating room by 6 a.m. for a 6.15 cut time, right?

In fact, things were getting worse and the problems were accumulating. And then I saw looking in the mirror, just working 12, 14 hours a day in the operating room. Like I would get, I would wake up after four hours of sleep being frustrated. completely stressed out as soon as I woke up in the morning because I had to get to the operating room by 6 a.m. for a 6.15 cut time, right?