The Prevention Chart That Went Viral - Food Is Health Live

We dove into the viral chart that started it all (and the corrected one). Clinicians warning about false positives, CEOs of the companies named in the chart correcting the numbers, and consumers who’d never heard of any of these services realizing a comprehensive biomarker panel is now a commodity. Carter’s read on all of it was immediate: the cost of running your own assays on your body is going to zero, and no amount of institutional resistance is going to stop it. The question isn’t whether people will do this. It’s about what happens next.Dr. Nupur Garg jumped in live - an MIT-trained ER physician who now runs a solo lifestyle primary care practice in North Haven, Connecticut with a whiteboard behind her desk and no staff. Her answer to the “what happens next” question was what made Ellen want to have her as her doctor. Labs are the feedback loop / outcomes data for the experiments people are already running on themselves. The problem isn’t the false positives. The problem is that nobody built the feedback layer between the result and the behavior. That’s the gap AND the whole opportunity. That’s Sytem C. Get full access to Food is Health at foodishealth.substack.com/subscribe