A doctor who dismisses your symptoms without investigating them is like a mechanic slapping a sticker over your check engine light. Low energy, digestive problems, headaches deserve real diagnosis, not quick fixes that mask the warning sign and let the damage spread.
If you were driving down the street and check engine light came on in your car, you're like, okay, I got to take my car into the mechanic. And imagine when you get there, if the mechanic's sitting there, he has his pen and paper, and you're saying, my check engine light came on last week and I've been hearing a little rattling noise. And then he reaches into his pocket and he says, all you have to do is take this sticker and put it right over that check engine. That would be crazy, right? Yes. You'd expect that mechanic to open up the hood, run some diagnostic tests, find out why is my check engine going off. I'm not just going to take this sticker and put it over this. If I keep driving my car, it's going to keep breaking down, right? So one thing to think about with the doctor that you're working with, what are they doing? How are they responding to that check engine light that's coming on in your body? Low energy, that's a check engine light. Digestion issues, that's a check engine light. Now you feel like every little thing is kind of stressing you out, check engine light. Okay, headaches, check engine light.
