The One Thing the Medical Industry Hopes You Never Notice
You want to know what’s most broken about the system?
It’s the primary care physician.
The whole setup is a joke. One person—who probably has 15 minutes max for you—is in charge of controlling everything about your health. You can’t get to a specialist without them. You can’t get meds without them. You can’t even get a note for work or school without going through them.
They’re not healers.
They’re not guides.
They’re health police.
And if you haven’t woken up to that yet, the system’s already got you.
The Same Old Prescriptions
They’re going to offer you the same three things every time:
Drugs
Injections
Surgeries
That’s it.
That’s all they’ve got.
You walk in with pain or fatigue or something weird going on, and they’ll slap a diagnosis on it and push one of those three solutions. Doesn’t matter what your actual root cause is—they’re not trained to find it anyway.
They’re Soldiers in a War They Don’t Even Believe In
And before you start thinking I’m just here to bash doctors, let me say this: I don’t think most of them are bad people.
In fact, I think a lot of them went into medicine to help people. But they got swallowed by the system.
It’s like the military. You join when you’re young—maybe trying to do something good. You go through boot camp, get a uniform, feel a sense of purpose.
Then one day, you get deployed to a war you don’t even believe in.
But now you’ve got a job to do. And orders to follow.
That’s your doctor.
They’re following orders. From the insurance companies, the hospital administrators, the pharma reps. They’re stuck.
And a lot of them are miserable because of it—burned out, addicted, or worse.
The Diagnosis Scam
Here’s what most people don’t get: the diagnosis is part of the trap.
If all they’ve got to offer is drugs, injections, and surgery, then what’s the point of the diagnosis? For most chronic conditions, it’s not actually helping you—it’s just giving you a label. And then they tell you it’s genetic. Or worse—unknown.
So now you’ve got a name for your pain. And you’ve got a reason to stay stuck.
Because that label gives you something dangerous: acceptance.
It makes you stop looking.
It makes you give up.
And it makes you depend on them.
Meanwhile, we’re over here reversing fibromyalgia. Reversing migraines. Reversing knee pain, back pain, AFib, type 2 diabetes—gone. All on video. Over and over again.
Because we don’t treat symptoms.
We go for the cause.
Overtesting → Overdiagnosing → Overtreating
It gets worse.
Doctors are required to diagnose to satisfy the insurance system. That means they have to label you with something—even if it’s vague or unnecessary.
Why?
Because if they don’t, and you file a malpractice claim, their insurance goes up. Just like car insurance. Even if they win, they still lose.
So they play defense. They over-test you. And the more they test, the more they’ll find.
Even if what they find is just your body doing what it does—cycling.
We all have things show up that resolve on their own. Tumors, nodules, imbalances—they come and go.
But if they test you at the wrong time?
You’re now labeled.
And the treatment begins.
Even if you didn’t need it.
This Is Not Healthcare
This is not care. This is a machine.
A machine designed to keep you in the loop—tested, diagnosed, prescribed, and passed off.
It’s not about you healing.
It’s about you staying in the system.
So What’s the Alternative?
You want out?
You go in the opposite direction.
We don’t give you a label.
We don’t tell you “there’s no cure.”
We don’t trap you in a cycle.
We do a full-body analysis.
We rebuild your system from the ground up—head to toe.
Nutrition, posture, mind. Everything connected. Everything addressed.
You don’t need more pills.
You need better information.
And you need someone who isn’t afraid to tell you the truth—even if it’s unpopular.
Because what you really need… is to unplug from the lie that your health is someone else’s responsibility.
You’ve had the power the whole time.
It’s just been buried under a pile of white coats and insurance codes.
—Dr. Reese