John Whyte

Some of them have had some issues with their medical license.

but the algorithms drive you to the same type of information that you're already receiving.

And that can make it more challenging because it really comes to an issue of trust.

Who can you trust?

And it's about that human interaction.

Are you gonna trust a chatbot or an influencer?

Or are you going to trust the relationship that you have with your doctor, the nurse, the pharmacist?

When you think about searching for health information online, and we all do, and that is a good thing and can be a powerful tool because I want you to be empowered.

Here's what I want you to think.

When you search for financial information, what do you do?

Do you just listen to any influencer that has a million followers or two million followers to do cryptocurrency or to invest in a certain product?

No.

What do you do?

You check the credentials of that person and try to corroborate that information somewhere else.

You think, does it make sense?

Can I really make 50 times my investment in a short period of time?

And what do most of us do?

We ask someone that we can trust.

We ask an expert, does this make sense?

And why do you do that?