Short excerpt from a YouTube video titled "Empower Your Health: Advocate for Better Choices!" featuring Robert Whitfield MD in conversation with an unidentified speaker. The speakers emphasize personal health advocacy and recommend immediate behavioral dietary changes (avoid processed foods; eliminate gluten and dairy) during patient intake to improve outcomes.
I mean, it's. We're in a world that you have to be your own advocate there, because you're not just. It's not like, okay, I can just go breathe the air and drink the water and eat the food wherever I am. You have to be your own advocate in what you can do to clear. Make those things clean.
Do you try to get folks immediately upon intake and in interviews say, hey, I really want you to do, like, these things that are just really behavioral, like, no processed foods, really eliminate gluten and dairy, and let's just see if that helps you, because I do that routinely with my patients, because those are just behavioral modifications that you can do, starting immediately to make different choices that will affect the outcome.
