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Performance is not guaranteed. Dr. Matt Dawson is a precision medicine physician and the CEO

of wild health. He combines his training in genomics and functional medicine to give personalized

precise medical guidance as it ladders up to health span and longevity. Which is what we're

going to chat about today. Matt, welcome. Thank you. Excited to be here. Great to have you on and

like I do so so often on the show. We have to start with your own personal journey and how

it played a significant role into where you are today and what you do professionally. Sure,

for sure. Yeah, happy to dive into that. I'm a physician and Mike, my co-founder and I,

we were physicians in an academic center. We were treating patients in the regular medical system

and like most people who have either worked in or been treated in our medical system,

we saw that it was broken. It wasn't working. We were putting band-aids on things, not really

treating root calls and just weren't seeing patients get all that better. While we were doing that

and we kind of frustrated, we also saw that a lot of science coming out around precision medicine

and genomics and personalized medicine and there's been a lot of talk for the last decade on that.

But we started seeing a lot of evidence and studies that actually maybe we could start doing this

now, delivering personalized medicine. So being curious, we dove in, we sequenced our own DNA,

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