Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Red Pill News. As always, my name is Zach Payne, the corruption detector, and joining me today for the very first time, a pioneer in integrative medicine. He's medical director at Sierra Integrative Medical Center and Neutronics Labs. His name is Dr. Bruce Fong. Dr. Fong was introduced to

natural medicine and homeopathic medicine when he was a young child and he continues that

tradition today. Sounds like he's followed in his family's footsteps of medicine and it's rooted

in the belief that we have to heal and prevent disease and suffering, probably beginning at the core,

not just going at the symptoms. So Dr. Fong is a pioneer of integrative medicine, and he's been

at the forefront of a lot of alternative therapies for immune-related diseases, and that includes

special treatment plans, which combine the best options of everything. That includes a broad

array of homeopathic,

integrative, Chinese, osteopathic, and traditional medicine. So Dr. Bruce, you are hitting

all of the points. Thank you so much for being here with us today. Hey, I really appreciate you

having me here. It's really an honor to, I always think that the most important aspect of a patient physician relationship is to be

able to actually educate your patient, to be able to listen to them first, obviously, and then

be able to educate your patient in regards to what the best options are, whether they've come from a more

traditional arena or from an alopathic and osteopathic, integrative arena,

any of those things, you know, I think it's, at least I know it's my responsibility to try to

help our patients to understand all their options and help them to make the right choices.

Well, I can tell you from a personal perspective, I can certainly appreciate that.

I feel like, and I can tell you just from listening to my audience, seems like there is a lot of mistrust in the medical community today, especially when you have doctors who are focused exclusively on allopathic medicine. It seems that they're coming from a purely pharmaceutical point of view. And all too often, perhaps the treatments end up resulting in

additional treatments that are necessary. And, you know, they end up costing people money and maybe

they don't give them the quality of life that they're hoping for. So a doctor like yourself,

who is coming from a broad range approach, who's also willing to sit down and talk to their patients,

I think that's invaluable. It's vital in today's world especially.

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