Dylan Gemelli

Biggest components.

Of the just I hate that midlife crisis.

It's so cliche, but that's what it is.

Everything.

Yeah.

I have a lot of colleagues, friends, people I interview that are naturopathics.

They were they were doctors and got out of it because of the mess.

And look, I don't even honestly fault some of them because that's what they're taught.

Yeah, they're taught.

And when you spend six figures or even seven, if you go school long enough and get all these medical degrees and all this and you're taught basic bullshit.

Three months.

Well, that's weird.

They spend all their time learning how to write prescription.

Of course.

Well, what you brought up is very important.

Seeing a specialist, whether that is like a real good endocrinologist or there's really good people, naturopathics.

That's what people come to me for when they want to hire me.

It's hard, but I've been doing it forever.

The amount of letters you have after your name does not necessarily mean your quality.

You know, here's the problem I run into is the Wild West out there now because people saw something and then they try to everybody wants to do it and sell it and be a part of it because, you know, they can make science and it's dangerous because you don't know who you're taking advice from or buying from.