Dr. Bishara trained at Medical College of Virginia in traditional medicine but shifted to a simpler, more holistic approach during the pandemic. He argues that despite biological complexity, healing can be understood and taught in straightforward terms.
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So many people see the body as complex. And while it is complex, I also think it's very simple. And healing, it is also much simpler than we've been told. So that's my passion, that's my goal in life, is to really teach people about how their body works and letting them understand that, yes, this is a process, but it's actually a lot simpler than you think it is.
Understood. Yeah. Now, as far as your journey to where you're at today during the pandemic, et cetera, what was the most challenging part of your transition from a traditional mainstream physician? I'm traditionally trained at the Medical College of Virginia. How do you go from doing what the standard of care and what you read in your journal articles to actually thinking outside the box and expanding your knowledge a bit?