Rethinking Medical Incentives
Calley emphasizes the need to shift the $4.5 trillion spent on medicine towards incentivizing disease reversal and prevention through lifestyle changes. He argues that current practices favor medication over essential lifestyle interventions, which often fail due to a lack of support and incentives. Kelly shares her experience of successfully reversing chronic diseases through nutrition, highlighting the challenges faced when traditional medicine prioritizes quick fixes over long-term health solutions.In this clip
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