Lewis Howes

Oh, yeah.

In medical school, they don't teach you this stuff.

Right.

They don't teach you about nutrition.

They don't teach you about foods.

None of that, right?

Maybe there's like one hour class on this stuff I hear from other doctors, right?

So how did you get into this world of nutritional science as well when most people today look at doctors skeptically when they're speaking about this because they think, oh, they're not a nutritionist.

They're not a scientist around foods.

So how did you get into this world?

But not reversing it.

Now, did you think about that going into medical school?

Absolutely.

So you knew going into medical school, they're not teaching me the things I still need to know.

Yeah.

So when did you learn all this stuff about lifestyle, nutrition, diet, foods?

So when you finished medical school, did you start going right into this nutritional side of learning as well?

Right.

So it was a lot of your learning then based on just studying research papers and clinical trials and then kind of assimilating the research and saying, hey, this is the findings.

Why don't we start trying these things with patients and see the results?