@drjoshredd: I’ve never shared my story and why I went the path I did. I love functional medicine and natural medicine. I love teaching and educating people so that they can be the experts in their whole health. After my Tylenol post, many people would say, “You are not a medical doctor!” That’s a compliment. Our country is the sickest out of any developed country. I chose my path because I wanted an in depth understanding of how diet, lifestyle and our environment impacts our lives, on top of an in depth understanding of pharmacology and botanical medicine. With 12 years of post graduate school in healthcare and a residency, I can prescribe and I have the opportunity to do some powerful regenerative treatments. People come to our clinics when nobody else has been able to help them. Our whole goal is to dig deeper than anyone else and think differently than anyone else. What I do doesn’t knock other professionals. It’s simply just a different in depth approach. Each profession has a place. Some of my greatest friends are medical doctors. We refer back and forth with some of the best endocrinologists, rheumatologists and now orthopedic surgeons.
