Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins | The Medical System Is No Safer Than the School System @SimoneandMalcolm | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 19 hours ago.
The Site Simone Mentioned: emigal.com/2022/01/16/blood-testing-focused-on-longevity
Our Discord: discord.gg/EGFRjwwS92
In this eye-opening episode, Malcolm and Simone share their harrowing experiences with the failures of the modern medical system. From being denied prophylactic rabies vaccines for their children to not being informed about elevated lead levels in their daughter's blood, the couple realizes that the focus of the current healthcare system is on bureaucratic compliance and liability rather than patient outcomes. They discuss the importance of taking personal ownership of their family's health by proactively monitoring blood work, conducting regular scans, and staying informed about cutting-edge research. Malcolm and Simone also explore the idea of creating a network of like-minded physicians and families to support each other as the infrastructure of society begins to break down. Throughout the conversation, they touch on topics such as the Sinclair method for treating alcoholism, the failings of nationalized healthcare systems, and the impressive efficiency of South Korea's medical industry.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction: Losing faith in the bureaucratic medical institutions
02:20 The potentially rabid bat incident and the failure of the pediatric practice
06:50 Elevated lead levels in their daughter's blood and the lack of communication from doctors
10:30 Realizing the focus of the medical system is on compliance and liability, not patient outcomes
13:20 The importance of personally tracking and analyzing medical test results
15:40 The Sinclair method: A suppressed cure for alcoholism
18:10 Complications from epidurals and the unresponsive medical practice
19:40 Developing a document on cutting-edge research and interventions for their family
22:00 Creating a network of like-minded physicians and families for a new type of telehealth
25:00 The breakdown of societal infrastructure and the need for community support
26:40 Learning from off-the-grid communities like the Amish
28:20 The problematic incentive structures within the current healthcare system
30:20 Malcolm's experiences with the NHS in the UK and the efficiency of South Korea's medical industry
32:00 Encouraging viewers to take ownership of their personal and family health
The Site Simone Mentioned: emigal.com/2022/01/16/blood-testing-focused-on-longevity
Our Discord: discord.gg/EGFRjwwS92
In this eye-opening episode, Malcolm and Simone share their harrowing experiences with the failures of the modern medical system. From being denied prophylactic rabies vaccines for their children to not being informed about elevated lead levels in their daughter's blood, the couple realizes that the focus of the current healthcare system is on bureaucratic compliance and liability rather than patient outcomes. They discuss the importance of taking personal ownership of their family's health by proactively monitoring blood work, conducting regular scans, and staying informed about cutting-edge research. Malcolm and Simone also explore the idea of creating a network of like-minded physicians and families to support each other as the infrastructure of society begins to break down. Throughout the conversation, they touch on topics such as the Sinclair method for treating alcoholism, the failings of nationalized healthcare systems, and the impressive efficiency of South Korea's medical industry.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction: Losing faith in the bureaucratic medical institutions
02:20 The potentially rabid bat incident and the failure of the pediatric practice
06:50 Elevated lead levels in their daughter's blood and the lack of communication from doctors
10:30 Realizing the focus of the medical system is on compliance and liability, not patient outcomes
13:20 The importance of personally tracking and analyzing medical test results
15:40 The Sinclair method: A suppressed cure for alcoholism
18:10 Complications from epidurals and the unresponsive medical practice
19:40 Developing a document on cutting-edge research and interventions for their family
22:00 Creating a network of like-minded physicians and families for a new type of telehealth
25:00 The breakdown of societal infrastructure and the need for community support
26:40 Learning from off-the-grid communities like the Amish
28:20 The problematic incentive structures within the current healthcare system
30:20 Malcolm's experiences with the NHS in the UK and the efficiency of South Korea's medical industry
32:00 Encouraging viewers to take ownership of their personal and family health
