Dylan Scott
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698 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 16 Sep
Dylan Scott’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's just like the most basic health advice in the world.
It's the old standby, Sally, of eating a healthy diet and especially eating a diet of whole foods, vegetables, fruits, things like that, exercise, stress, things like that, you know, that can perturb your immune system.
Yes, it makes some sense.
I mean, I'm not a doctor, but yeah.
I mean, it's this funny thing where it's like, I think that brings us back to the top of our conversation where it's like, there are these tests, there are these measures that you can take to try to assess the state of your inflammation.
And there's a lot of unscrupulous people who are willing to sell those to you and who are presenting more confidence about what you can understand from those measures than like,
actual scientists who work on this would say is appropriate.
And so I do think just the whole universe of inflammation testing, of interventions or tonics like CMOS, that's, I think, what arises in this gap between we know there's something going on here and we're understanding it more by the day and people wanting an answer right now.
And I think what these scientists worry about is people either trying out these approaches that are unproven and may just be pointless and not lead to anything, or obviously, God forbid, you have some kind of other health problems arise from whatever you're trying to do to address your inflammation.
Like this is in a way, I think one of the more underappreciated stories about modern medicine in general, which is like our ability to detect things often outpaces our ability to interpret them.
And that's true, not just for inflammation, but for all kinds of things, because we have developed these amazing technologies.
that can, you know, detect things at the cellular, subcellular level.
But, you know, you have to detect things before you can then kind of create a working understanding of what's going on with them.
And that often obviously takes a lot of time and failure and refinement.
And so we're in the middle of that story right now where it's like,
People are kind of rushing in to provide answers that are beyond what science has actually learned and figured out yet.
You know, for some people it's like, oh my God, like I broke my leg or I got diagnosed with cancer.
And, you know, you see people go into GoFundMe or Kickstarter, just literally basically begging people, like, please help me with my medical costs.
Unfortunately, that's one predicament that the US healthcare system puts people into if they have a serious medical need is you might just have to beg strangers to chip in to cover your bills.
Short of that, you also have Americans, they're looking for basically insurance-like products, something where it's like you pay a monthly payment and if you have medical bills, hopefully it's going to cover you.
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