Jean is a perfect example. Her serious heart artery disease was not recognized. If women like Jean don’t receive optimal medical therapy (OMT), they continue to have pain, they return to the emergency room, and they continue to have repeated expensive tests. As a result, women like Jean, on average
The cookbook medicine Practice guidelines are NOT at all evidence based. In fact, 90% peer reviewed publications are either flawed, fraudulent, or outright made up with cherry-picked “datasets” to meet the paymasters preordained narratives. Our own data has been used to deceive people. Imagine that.
I once again had chest pain last week. The pain was intermittent but lasted about 2 hours total. I waited on taking a nitroglycerin but once I did the pain was gone. I am so thankful for the opportunity to have the MCG test done.
Yeah, I got fussed at for my lack of judgement. Today I took my Nitroglycerin with me when we went for our walk. We have a beautiful walking trail here. We walked for 49 minutes total. I hope that next time I have the test it will show the benefits of my hard work.
Jan 12, 2022·edited Jan 12, 2022Liked by William H Bestermann Jr MD
I agree, Bill. In my experienece, when we add effective primary lifestyle optimization to OMT, and monitoring using our technlogy, the success is measured every step and reassuring to the patients and the careproviders! The cost of our services is less than 10% of what the reactionary unaccountable late-stage disease seeking profiteering “practice of medicine” demands. This is a perfect example what we are discussing here:
Seems like a poster child example of the US health care system’s wastefulness.
This is the greatest disconnect in US medical care between evidence and practice. Thanks for pointing that out.
It’s also a huge quality problem.
The cookbook medicine Practice guidelines are NOT at all evidence based. In fact, 90% peer reviewed publications are either flawed, fraudulent, or outright made up with cherry-picked “datasets” to meet the paymasters preordained narratives. Our own data has been used to deceive people. Imagine that.
I once again had chest pain last week. The pain was intermittent but lasted about 2 hours total. I waited on taking a nitroglycerin but once I did the pain was gone. I am so thankful for the opportunity to have the MCG test done.
Take the nitroglycerin right away. Chest pain means your blood flow is no adequate and that can be dangerous. Relieve it as soon as you can.
Yeah, I got fussed at for my lack of judgement. Today I took my Nitroglycerin with me when we went for our walk. We have a beautiful walking trail here. We walked for 49 minutes total. I hope that next time I have the test it will show the benefits of my hard work.
You should dramatically reduce your pain soon with what you are doing.
Hope so! I am working hard to make positive changes as well as lifelong changes....
I agree, Bill. In my experienece, when we add effective primary lifestyle optimization to OMT, and monitoring using our technlogy, the success is measured every step and reassuring to the patients and the careproviders! The cost of our services is less than 10% of what the reactionary unaccountable late-stage disease seeking profiteering “practice of medicine” demands. This is a perfect example what we are discussing here:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/joseph-thomas-shen-md-b01760106_mcg-sample-diagnosis-series-video-1-activity-6886784569924706304-ugli
Thanks Joseph