Dylan Gemelli

Well, I heard about mycotoxins, but okay, well, I'm doing a mycotoxin test, and then I'm going to detox, and then they're doing detoxes, and then it's parasites, and it's heavy metals, and it's candida, and it's all these things.

Could totally be true.

But they're just trying things.

And I applaud that because you don't give up hope, right?

And what's so funny is, is when I stand up for certain things out there on the, because being an integrative, you know, physician, I embrace the good of, you know, both sides, if you will, you know, the holistic, you know, I'm a naturopath and a doctor of oriental medicine by education.

So that's where the doctor part comes from.

So I'm not a medical doctor, so I don't deal in prescriptions or treating disease.

It's never been my model.

But being in the integrated and functional medicine realms, you get your hands in a lot of things for Haitians who want to try things.

It's a different demographic.

You know, there's a certain amount of people who will only go conventional medicine and there's other people that will only go this.

And that's a sad place to be.

And I understand both for doing it.

One side is like, well, these guys are quacks or not a real doctor.

I get all that.

And then there's like, oh my gosh, I would never go see another doctor again because all they do is push down drugs and everything.

So they both are true.

Those are their, that's their encounters, their story.

And so I've heard all those.

I tell people famously that my patients have been my greatest teachers.