A speaker advocates for a holistic, multi-modal approach to increase longevity and healthspan, arguing that relying on drug-based treatments limits healthy years due to side effects and physiologic costs. The speaker explains a moral imperative to incorporate new modalities into clinical protocols once they understand their benefits, stating they feel compelled to offer them to patients.
It is so gratifying to hear about doing things in a more holistic way and trying to move away from the drug model. You need to have something that's going to increase your longevity and your health span. Otherwise, if you're treating with drugs, you're kind of limiting the amount of years you have healthily. Because there's always a price. Right. Your liver's got to detox it, you know, there's always a price to be drug. I know. Yeah. When you tinker with nature, you know, just aware of the consequences. The reason I've incorporated so many things into our protocol is I think once something touches my brain, it's like, you know, once the knowledge is inside of me on a conscience level, like, my own conscience will not allow me not to utilize it, not to give it to patients. It was like, okay, now I know I can't unknow this, and I know how powerful, how important it is. And if I don't give it to patients, then I'm not doing justice for their health. So that's why I just keep adding on these different modalities.
