A patient describes chemotherapy, ovarian cancer relapse, and heart failure, then explains why traditional medicine alone felt incomplete. The conversation explores how people can take charge of their own health by bridging conventional care with other modalities.
What are the chances of one human having all of these things? And it was 1 in a billion. I had to go through chemo, relapsing on my ovary, and then going into heart failure. I just kept asking every doctor I saw why. Nobody had any answers. So I found out quickly that traditional medicine was not a problem as much as it was incomplete. I started my career looking to fill those gaps of understanding. All of a sudden, there were some explanations for what was going on with a lot of these people.
How do people become the CEO of their own health.
That's one of the things I know I'm here to do, is help bridge all these modalities for everybody listening, because it's confusing.
