Kamilah StevensonCEO, Healthy And Better · Health & Wellness Coach | Degreed Counselor | Published Author | Helping People Achieve Holistic Wellness

Discover How Understanding Cellular Health Is 🧬 Boosting Wellness for Chronic Illness!

15 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker acknowledges the essential role of doctors for acute medical needs such as fractures, surgeries, and blood work, but argues that conventional physicians are ill‑equipped to address chronic illnesses. The core claim is that chronic disease requires a deep understanding of cellular physiology—specifically oxidative stress, cell‑membrane function, and mitochondrial dysfunction—whereas most doctors focus on prescribing medication and lack the expertise to explain or treat these underlying mechanisms. Consequently, when patients bring up physiological concepts, doctors often have no answers, highlighting a gap between prescription‑based care and physiology‑based care for chronic conditions.

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I am not, you know, against doctors. I love doctors. They are needed. Guess what? Especially when we are really dealing with some sickness and really need them. I've gotten to the point where really doctors are mainly needed for like breaking a leg, surgery, blood work, but they're not going to help you with your chronic disease. Because your chronic disease requires an understanding in physiology. This is physiology versus prescription when it comes to doctors. And doctors are good with prescription. They are not good with physiology. They don't understand oxidative stress and, uh, cell functioning and how the cell membrane even works. They don't understand mitochondrial dysfunction. When you mention those things to them, they're not gonna have answers for you.