Short monologue by Aaron Hartman, MD (YouTube) urging patients to keep faith when conventional specialists have exhausted options. He describes his clinic’s approach: identifying overlooked contributors (mold exposure, past tick bites, concussion, nutritional deficiencies, childhood trauma), restoring basic health foundations, and occasionally using advanced therapies (peptides, stem cells) to enable the body’s self-healing.
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Faith is the bridge between the impossible and the impossible. What do I mean by that? When you've been to multiple doctors and seen multiple specialists and been told it's all in your head, there's nothing we can do for you, or nothing's going on, what you do then when the top doctors of the top universities have told you there's nothing you can do for you, you have to believe, you have to have faith, there's something left. And that's what happens in my clinic. People who've been to multiple doctors, multiple specialists on the east coast, sometimes they've been to the top universities on the east coast. They then come to us and we connect the dots. We find out that they're living in a moldy building. They have SIRS or they had tick bite 10 years ago, or concussion, or they have nutritional deficiencies, or maybe it's trauma in their childhood. We put these things together and all of a sudden, guess what? Guess what happens? Their body starts to heal and self repair just by getting back to the basics. Of course there's really cool scientific tricks we use like peptides and stem cells and stuff. But the basics are important. You have to perfect them. And once you do, guess what? Your body will start to self heal and self repair. You'll realize it and see. Sometimes it takes a little faith to get on this journey. Because when you don't see the answers out there, you give up too soon.