Dr. Jessica Peatross

I started out as a conventional medical doctor. Eventually, there started to be cracks in the system. Why am I discharging people on 40 different medications? And they said, listen, if you don't stop doing this, you can't work for us.

I started out as a conventional medical doctor. Eventually, there started to be cracks in the system. Why am I discharging people on 40 different medications? And they said, listen, if you don't stop doing this, you can't work for us.

I started out as a conventional medical doctor. Eventually, there started to be cracks in the system. Why am I discharging people on 40 different medications? And they said, listen, if you don't stop doing this, you can't work for us.

And that's part of what's wrong with medical doctors. They aren't open to learning things that they weren't taught in medical school.

And that's part of what's wrong with medical doctors. They aren't open to learning things that they weren't taught in medical school.

And that's part of what's wrong with medical doctors. They aren't open to learning things that they weren't taught in medical school.

These are people who are really sick. They're gluten-free, they're dairy-free, they're soy-free, they're nut-free, they're egg-free. And I'm like, it's not your diet that's keeping you sick.

These are people who are really sick. They're gluten-free, they're dairy-free, they're soy-free, they're nut-free, they're egg-free. And I'm like, it's not your diet that's keeping you sick.

These are people who are really sick. They're gluten-free, they're dairy-free, they're soy-free, they're nut-free, they're egg-free. And I'm like, it's not your diet that's keeping you sick.

It goes back to the childhood and then what their continued stress is in life because what I've noticed is...

It goes back to the childhood and then what their continued stress is in life because what I've noticed is...

It goes back to the childhood and then what their continued stress is in life because what I've noticed is...

I'm honored to be here. Thank you for having me.

I'm honored to be here. Thank you for having me.

I'm honored to be here. Thank you for having me.

It's been a wild ride, absolutely. And I would say my story exemplifies the saying from Rumi, the cracks are where the light enters. And so I started out training as a conventional medical doctor. I went to school at the University of Louisville in Kentucky. I went to residency there. I did internal medicine and I was board certified. And I worked as a hospitalist.

It's been a wild ride, absolutely. And I would say my story exemplifies the saying from Rumi, the cracks are where the light enters. And so I started out training as a conventional medical doctor. I went to school at the University of Louisville in Kentucky. I went to residency there. I did internal medicine and I was board certified. And I worked as a hospitalist.

It's been a wild ride, absolutely. And I would say my story exemplifies the saying from Rumi, the cracks are where the light enters. And so I started out training as a conventional medical doctor. I went to school at the University of Louisville in Kentucky. I went to residency there. I did internal medicine and I was board certified. And I worked as a hospitalist.

So the person that's kind of the quarterback of the team, the ER calls them to admit everything but general surgery pretty much. And so I had to know something about everything. And I did that for almost seven years in a hospital.

So the person that's kind of the quarterback of the team, the ER calls them to admit everything but general surgery pretty much. And so I had to know something about everything. And I did that for almost seven years in a hospital.