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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2017 · 19 MIN

Secrets of Doctors That Escaped Conventional Medicine - #40

from Know The Cause Podcast · host Doug Kaufmann

Doug Kaufmann Dr. John Trowbridge Dr. Roby Mitchell Two medical doctors discuss why they left conventional medicine, and why their patients thrive. 2:35 - Sir William Osler quote; a simple reason why doctors can miss the obvious. 3:38 - How a weird mistake caused Dr Trowbridge to question the conventional medicine model. 5:00 - Living to 115 with natural health vs damaging patients with pharmaceutical medicine. 6:00 - Dr Mitchell learns Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, and is astonished at how well it worked. Begins questioning everything he learned in med school. 7:25 - Observing simple minerals solve cardiovascular issues in the lab, but neglecting to use them with their patients. 9:10 - A simple technique doctors omit that will prevent them from Knowing the Cause of your illness. 11:55 - Why conventional physicians will keep treating patients the same way, even when they see conventional therapies fail. 12:45 - Eczema resolved with hydrochloric acid and black seed oil - Case Study 14:00 - Why the general public never hears of the most powerful natural medicine innovations. 15:10 - Don't call cancer and heart disease "diseases"; call them "consequences".

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