Gary Brecka

We went right after.

I think it's obsessing on too many variables.

What we found in our functional medicine clinic over the course of 11 years is that very often, or rarely if ever, do multiple systems fail in human beings at one time.

Usually what happens is one thing goes wrong that causes everything.

You'll never get me to believe that someone has multiple autoimmune diseases in the same biome.

You had one thing go wrong that caused a complete domino effect, and now we're down the road, usually chasing the symptomology from multiple issues going wrong.

We have over 39,000 disease and diagnostic categories to slot you into.

So if you have ADD, ADHD, OCD, manic depression, bipolar, autoimmune,

And what these do is they make us feel that we have individual ailments that we have to go and chase.

The truth is that the vast majority of these are related back to a single variable.

You know, we learned in our functional medicine clinic after treating almost a quarter of a million patients

patients that nearly every autoimmune patient that we received had one of four things.

They had mold, mycotoxin, parasite, virus, or heavy metals.

And very often when we eliminated those pathogenic invaders, their autoimmune disease went into remission.

And so people become obsessive with the diagnosis, the category.

I've been told that I have attention deficit disorder.

I have obsessive compulsive disorder.

I've been told I have a genetically inherited disease because this thing runs in my family.

The human genome is actually specifically designed to not pass on disease.

If it wasn't, none of us would be sitting here right now.