Ask AI Mark argues that America has a sick care system focused on treating disease rather than preventing it. Life expectancy is declining, diagnostics are hard to access, and the system ignores prevention and individual empowerment.
Would you say that America is a healthy country? Is what we're doing for health care today really working for us or is it working against us? Over the last few years, our life expectancy has gone down for the first time in history. This will be the first generation that lives a shorter, sicker life than their parents if we don't change something now. And this is absolutely crazy to think about with all the modern advancements we've had in medicine and the diagnostics that should be helping us to live 100 healthy energetic years. But the root of the problem is access, including access to testing, access to diagnostics that can tell us what our bodies need and when they need something new, which is what we built with Function to Solve. Sick systems create sick bodies. We don't have a healthcare system. We have a sick care system, meaning it's designed to treat people who are already sick, not Designed to keep and make people healthy. It doesn't help that so much of our so-called food is poison or that our environment is practically choking on itself with toxins. Much of the legacy health system today was built during the same generation as fast food. We're living in a world with more toxins in our air and water, more sugar in our food, and more hormone-altering stress from our always-on phones. It's time for a new type of health care. one that starts with you. Placing you at the center of this new system empowers you to own your health outside the doctor's office, which is where real health is created.
