Health vs. Money: What Do You Value More?

Name: Health vs. Money: What Do You Value More?
Uploaded: 2024-12-30T13:00:16+00:00
Duration: 24 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Short YouTube monologue by a single speaker discussing the trade-off between valuing money versus valuing health. The speaker observes some people…

30 Dec 2024 · 0 min

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Short YouTube monologue by a single speaker discussing the trade-off between valuing money versus valuing health. The speaker observes some people prioritize saving money while others prioritize health, and cites specific medical tests and approximate costs as examples, recommending any of those as good first moves compared with a routine cholesterol test that may be free under insurance.

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About $300.

About $1,500.

About $100.

It might be free under your insurance.

What I've learned is that there are people that love their money more than their health, and they're going to do what's cheapest. I get that. It doesn't seem to be correlated to how much money they have has to do with what they value the most, their money or their health. And there's people that value their health more than their money. If you value your health more than money, then you can spend 300 to get a CIMP test, 1500 for Clery, or about a hundred dollars to correct the CAT scan. Any one of those tests would be a good first move. Better than the cholesterol test, which might be free under your insurance.