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Sad thing about your opinion is, now any food that isn't organic usually has a bunch of shit in it. Especially in America. Organic food is the way to go if you want less chemicals and preservatives in your food.

You should prompt up ChatGPT properly, for a new run, even because of the 4o model. For example: "Form a medical consultation team composed of [medical subdisciplines] for educational purposes. Demonstrate the methodology of differential diagnosis using the following case study. The objective is to narrow down the causes of the symptoms and resolve the case."

Where I.live in kings Lynn, you cant even find organic food any more.

I totally agree the goal Is to eat less processed foods..whether it’s organic or non organic is of no consequence.

ChatGPT is the greatest QA machine that mankind ever built but it is not intelligent.

I'm on the other end of the spectrum as an exercise addict where I move too much and have to force myself to be sedentary to level out my cortisol. 1) Even now I get 20-25K steps of walking daily as a personal trainer, part time dog walker, and outdoor lover. It used to be even more steps. 😂 2) I also lift full body 3x per week and do formal cardio 2x per week with more intensity like jumping rope or running stairs. The one benefit to my lifestyle is that I maintain my weight and under 15% bodyfat eating 5,000 cals per day. There is a certain freedom in that. 💯 But it is really hard for me to be sedentary and that's why my sleep suffers.

A better diet over a worse diet = better health. Every food consuming creature (that I've met) can agree on that.

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If you understand the damage of Monsanto, glysophate, what pesticides have done to soil, and intern how this affects gut health and auto immune disorders, you would see that yes eating unprocessed foods is a great start, but organic farming and buying organic is essential to changing this epidemic.

So can I only do this like without any exercise will I lose weight Current weight 98kg And how much time it will take to lose 20 kilos

Pesticides are a negative for your health. Is saving $1 or $2 worth the negative effects on your internal flora? Some foods are sprayed more than others. Best to buy organic from the heavily sprayed foods

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🎉 how can I get the interview video ??

I completely agree!

😂❤😂 *When my oldest son was 14, he had a cancerous brain tumor and was in Akron Children's Hospital for 7-8 days. I am not kidding at all, that hospitals food was AMAZING!! My son had full room service, any time of the day!* *Great hospital with AWESOME staff ❣️* *Yes, he is absolutely fine.. It was benign, thank God above!*

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Used to work at a hospital Maine. The cafeteria was amazing. Even nonpatient locals came there for lunch.

Some hospitals have damn near Michelin star food. The mental health center near south bend Indiana had the single best meals I've ever had in a mass produced setting. First day they served real roast beef in gravy with whole radishes and carrots chunks over a bed of homemade mashed potatoes, buttered rolls (fresh baked from frozen dough), cheesecake with fresh (just strawberries and sugar cooked together that day) strawberry topping, and a juice of your choice to drink. Definitely made the whole thing a lot less scary when I always had meals to look forward to. And every meal hit that same mark of quality and flavor. Someone definitely loved their job and took pride in feeding these people amazing food

UCLA has great food! It’s the same as they serve the staff for meals. Quite fresh and healthy. It’s delivered room service style, as well. You call in and order what you’d like.

Emory Hospital in Atlanta had the best food ever! Went there for hip replacement surgery. The kitchen actually called my room and asked me what I’d like for dinner. ❤

Yo I like the hospital food too

it is not a tested diagnostic tool.. sorry, please do not promote garbage

I'd love to see how GPT-4 compares considering its reasoning capabilities far exceed 3.5's.

This is awesome and you guys are so underrated with such high production quality! you deserve more subs and views!

This was such an informative video! Since flu season is starting, perhaps you could debunk common myths about the flu next?

Sad but true…

2/3 ain't bad. The "layers of abstraction" may refer to is insurance, specifically the largest insurer, Medicare. A true market place is a myth for healthcare. IF we don't have truly connected umbrella of public health, we will be in a worse shape for the next pandemic. A marketplace only allows for the haves and have nots to thrive or die.

I wish healthcare providers would be more transparent about what options are available to us

This sounds like a very interesting concept, never expected a cash pay option to exist in a clinic…

That'why US citizens have the worse health. No one goes to the doctors if they can't afford it.

I learned a lot from this insightful podcast on the complexity of American healthcare and what could be done to improve it! Here are some thoughts: One misunderstanding of using insurance appears to be that a lot of people think that they must get more out of it than they paid into it as a premium. Truly a capitalistic way. And not sustainable without increasing premiums. On the other hand companies in the health care business are there to increasingly make money on serving the customers/patients which is legitimate and also truly capitalistic. If it is legitimate for companies to look at it from a capitalistic way, how is it not legitimate or wrong for customers/patients to do the same? Untangle that….

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Adam: Enjoyed your Podcast. Great job as moderator, insightful questions and refreshingly straightforward responses from Mr.Guzman. Got the wheels turning again about Healthcare. No doubt will create many questions about this multi-layered puzzle we call at various times Healthcare, Sick Care, Preventive Care during those rare quiet moments in the coming days All the best, Jim.

It's not broken for big pharma. It's only broken for it's customers.

Isn't the major problem that people can't pay, and the ER can't refuse them?

The common question I get asked and I ask when I hear about digital healthcare startups is, who's going to pay for it? They envision a world with their solution but until health systems adopt technology at a faster pace and reimbursement happens earlier in the life cycle we're going to continue to see a lower rate of acquisition and adoption in digital health.

Like BLM and DIE? In what world would this matter in a health profession? Or any profession for that matter.

Dude just sits there and makes concessions for a broken predatory industry. If you're not willing to acknowledge the problem and you're even willing to make excuses for the problem, you are contributing to the problem. Healthcare isn't just broken. It's fucked.

"Like DEI" yeah healthcare is going to only get worse with that as a priority moving factor.

Broken.. more like circling the bottom rim of toilets!

Wow so true!

he just wants to find a way to sell your health data

Thank u, I also see and feel this way with most jobs. We could be improving and making things easier way faster then we should be, the fear of wasting time scares people from bothering to do anything at all.

All by design

Dude is like its an adventure these days!

Mushy stuff, confirmed. Bones, still a mystery to this day..

If gorillas have bones

I love Justin's laugh! He's brilliant and so is OSSO VR!