084: Travis Christofferson - How Our Health Care System Keeps You Sick

The Natural State with Dr. Anthony Gustin

Dr. Anthony Gustin

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🗓️ 9 March 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

If you’re a regular listener of this podcast, you’ve heard Dr. Anthony Gustin talk about how cancer may come from a metabolic origin with other guests on the show.

Since this topic was extensively covered already, this episode with author and science writer Travis Christofferson takes the conversation further.

So you’ll hear more about treating cancer with supplemental theories, but that’s just the beginning of what Dr. Anthony Gustin and Travis get into.

While diving into this research, Travis quickly discovered that our health care system is failing patient success rates and it doesn’t have to be this way.

When you tune into the episode, you’ll hear more about what’s really preventing us from lowering health care costs, why supplemental therapies aren’t being used, and what needs to change to fix this.

Travis and Dr. Gustin also get into why the war on cancer is so ineffective, why cancer rates are really down, and so much more.

If you don’t know Travis, he’s the author of Tripping Over the Truth, and his latest book, Curable, outlines the exact blueprint needed to transform our health care system.

Travis has also earned a master’s degree in material engineering and science and he’s the founder of The Foundation for Metabolic Cancer Therapies.

By checking out the episode, you’ll learn more about Travis’ background, whether or not it’s possible to fix this situation, and how we get to that point.

Tune in now to learn more.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Natural State Podcast.
0:08.4	I am your host Dr. Anthony Guestan.
0:10.4	It is my belief that the natural state of any living organism's health and that our
0:14.3	artificial habitat has forced us into having artificial health problems.
0:18.2	This show is my attempt to dive deep and learn about using nutrition, sleep, movement,
0:22.7	relationships and more to help you reclaim your natural state of health in a modern world
0:27.2	and show you how to thrive in an environment that's stacked against you.
0:30.6	If you enjoyed today's show, you can find out more details and information at Dr. Anthony
0:35.0	Guestan.com.
0:36.4	Today we have Travis Christopherson on the show, who is the author of two different books
0:40.2	that are some of my favorite in the health space.
0:42.4	One is called Tripping Over the Truth, which is all about the metabolic origins of cancer.
0:47.6	I read this book I think in 2015 and changed my mind a lot of things regarding cancer.
0:51.6	Him and Thomas C. Fried, who's also been on the show before.
0:55.1	Sort of pioneers pushing this stuff forward even though they're old ideas.
0:58.2	We dig into that book and chat about some of the things that people can do regarding
1:02.8	cancer treatment, cancer diagnosis, etc.
1:06.5	His new book is called Curable, which is all about how messed up the healthcare system
1:10.8	is.
1:11.8	If you know anything about me and what fires me up, I won't be surprised that we got
1:15.7	into it in this episode and chat a lot about healthcare-wise, so expensive what causes
1:21.4	are and some of the solutions that we think could be applied to reduce some of the costs
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