Welcome to the Learn True Health Podcast. I'm your host, Ashley James. This is episode 479.

I am so honored today to have Scott Shira on the show. Scott has a very powerful message

for you and for all of us. This is something actually that my naturopathic mentors have been

warning me about for over 10 years that I've been studying with them. They have kept saying to

me, the number one cause of death in the United States is actually done at the hands of doctors

and hospitals. And that sounded so outlandish when he first when they first started proposing this.

And then they showed me the statistics and they showed me the literature and they showed me the

numbers and they said, no, look, it's not just accidents that happen. Like, oh, I meant to give you

five milligrams, not 50 milligrams, it's not just those and those do happen. It's actual effects,

not side effects, but effects from drugs. It's mismanagement. I don't want to say it's intentional,

but there are certain hospitals. When we look at the statistics, they look as though they're

more interested in how many scans they can do, how many tests they can run. Instead of the health

of the patient, they're looking at the cash cow of the patient. And when we look at the overall

picture of the medical system, we see that the medical system is designed for profit.

It's not designed to heal. And I love the doctors out there who want to do good, who who spent so many

years of their life going to through school because they their hearts in the right place,

they want to do good. They're in a system that is broken because it's intentionally designed around

a for profit. Now, one of my naturopathic mentors was raised on a farm. And he said to his dad very

young when he was feeding the calves calf pellets. He looked at the ingredients. He said,

dad, why do we feed all the the calves, the vitamins, the minerals, all these nutrients? Why are we

feeding them all these nutrients in the calf fields? But we don't take these nutrients ourselves

because he understood even as a child, he understood the veterinary medicine aspect of farming.

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