Dr. Josh Axe

Well, one of the things, again, when you have- You can pay me later.

Yeah, well, when, you know, like, again, for me, it was so much like when my mom was sick, it was like, I got to figure out everything I can.

And the other thing is, I think I realized, too, is that, one, I just, I enjoy this.

Like, I like learning.

I'm like, if I do like, you know, some sort of, you know, personality profile, learner's always number one.

But I enjoy learning.

But, you know, I think I found that there are probably quite a few people, and this isn't to knock anybody, but, you know, I think a lot of people, maybe even early on in the career, they learn a lot of studies or stats and they can spit those off.

But I never...

I don't know.

I always wanted to understand philosophically and scientifically, how does the body work?

Why is that happening?

And I always started asking, I don't know if you've heard of this, the five whys.

Why?

Well, why is that?

Well, why is that?

And understanding.

And so, and I think that helps me as a practitioner be able to understand that a little bit more, kind of that general sort of philosophy.

And by the way, the thing I like about the blood test too is, is that we do, these are, it's a blood spot.

So like you can do it at home on a little piece of cardboard.

We have, you know, people that become patients do that just right on the, and then you just ship it in.