A brief spoken overview by Paul Savage MD describing the MDLifespan clinical approach: a segmented protocol that focuses first on detoxification, then reducing inflammation, repairing tissues, and finally teaching patients maintenance strategies. He claims their protocols produce large reductions in toxins, inflammation, and oxidation and lead to measurable improvements in brain function, heart plaque, immune strength, and autoimmune disease activity.
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The MD lifespan approach is always in a segmented approach. Let's get the toxins out, get the inflammation down. Let's start then repairing the tissues and then at the final part is teaching you how to maintain that now MD lifespan. We are not long term functional medicine doctors. We are TP protocols. We do detoxification, we do it better than anybody else and we spend all of our time and research on making it better. Right? But when people leave us, what we've seen from them is not only do they have an incredible amount of reduction in their toxins and their inflammation and their oxidation but they also have improvement in their base function tissue. So their brain, their memory scores are working better. The heart plaque looks better, the immune system is working stronger. The autoimmune diseases are less confused. All these things straighten themselves out because you got rid of the root cause, the toxins, then the body, then you're helping the body healing.