How and why what we eat is the cause of the chronic diseases that are killing us, and changing what we eat can save our | dG1faEptSUpkLXFTNTA
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00:00People aren't living longer, they're dying longer.
00:10I was in my 49th year and it occurred to me I wasn't going to see 50.
00:16I was flat on a gurney in a hospital and they were debating, do I have triple bypass?
00:21The doctor told us, you know, you're in stage four kidney failure, six months you'll be
00:25in dialysis or you'll be dead.
00:27When you feel like your life, you're out of control.
00:30And they were not giving me hope at all.
00:37Every 34 seconds someone in the United States has a heart attack.
00:40Government data shows people in the South have the highest risk of dying from cancer.
00:45One in three women will die of heart disease.
00:48The obesity crisis is getting worse in America, not better.
00:57If you just see one patient with a heart attack and then another patient with high
01:00blood pressure and another patient with diabetes, at some point you've got to just back up and
01:04say what is causing all of this?
01:07The system is set up to reimburse kind of pills and procedures.
01:10You get paid to do things for people.
01:12You don't get paid if your patients get better.
01:14We're taught to treat diseases after they occur.
01:17We're not taught how to prevent them in the first place.
01:19The pharmaceutical community has their hooks way too deeply in the government.
01:25The food industry, which is a trillion dollar industry, uses very similar kind of tobacco
01:29style techniques, paying off scientists and funding studies.
01:33What we know from cigarette smoking is the public doesn't like to be lied to.
01:38We had the cure, we've had it for decades.
01:41The doctor said this woman alleges to have lupus, but we are not finding any evidence
01:45of it.
01:46It's really nice to do things when you get results.
01:48It's the best thing that ever happened to me.
01:50It saved my life.
01:51The doctor says you're no longer diabetic.