Razi Berry

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434 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 15 May

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They learn about new pharmacological treatments from drug reps because there is that incentive to sell the drug.
And so doctors are busy and they want to help patients and this is what they're taught.
They're not exposed to the other.
And so I think that everything is obviously driven by education.
the commercial market.
But, you know, one in three patients, whether they tell their doctor or not, have tried some sort of what's called CAM, complementary and alternative medicine, whether that's like dietary therapies, supplements, even yoga, acupuncture.
But some patients feel like they can't even talk to their doctor about it because they'll just be laughed at or brushed off.
And you usually see those people like anonymously in the comments section, right?
Well, let's say a doctor sees a patient and they want to prescribe a certain therapy or do a certain procedure or even prescribe a certain medication.
If the insurance doesn't cover it, then the doctor can't write for it or prescribe it because unless the patient's willing to pay out of pocket, which you can't really do if you're going to a doctor that's within that
model, those are really the only options available.
I don't believe so.
I just have to be honest.
I don't believe so.
Many people are trying and God bless them.
I hope they find a way to make it work because I think every patient should have the opportunity to at least look at some methods of prevention and
nutrition, because that's who we are, right?
We're natural.
You can't put diesel gas in a regular engine, right?
And I think people are trying, but the way they either look at it as some kind of group model, which doesn't always work, or time, a shorter office visit.
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