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@CoffeeIceScream
@CoffeeIceScream 19 сағат бұрын
How long is phlebotomy training typically becuz some friends and gfs would tell they preferred me over some rn’s and doctors who had previously tried to taking blood from them. I have no formal training, I’m just a humble heroin addict in recovery trying to do some good before kick’n it in heaven
@heiko493
@heiko493 13 күн бұрын
Well he’s presentation is strange, And there are some unusual logic stretching there, If you say theres false information I guess, But the frequency thing well, If you go really scientific then, What is light ? What is sound ? What is matter ? Especially on the quantum level. It’s all energy, it’s all vibrations, Bandwidth. MHz, The higher the ‘’frequency” the less likely we will see it or hear it, That goes for colors, sounds. For matter many things have different forms , solid, liquid to gasses. On a molecular level it is stated that width and space between particles widen or decrease by temperatures change, But it is actually the vibrational frequency of the particles that require more space or less depending on their intensity. I have also noticed a strange misconception about thoughts , as if they don’t exist outside our head while thinking uses energy, energy vibrates, By laws of physics it interacts with the world. How strongly or subtly it does, That is something to be tested and seen in the future. So I get what he is trying to mean with frequency. But the intuition thing Unfortunately for most part is just pattern recognition. I get why people who get along and have a good, fun or positive interaction, Call it vibing 😀 There are ways for the human body to be trained to become an antenna and catch peoples thoughts, help you expand the body’s magnetic field and sense everything around it, Use it as a pulse like sonar, There are some wild stories, From people, who have tried those ancient techniques, I have some of them experiences myself, Twice had an opportunity to try to catch someone’s thought, Simple words that I requested, Second time it was a number impossible for me to even guess, I got it, we both freaked out that it worked. Might have been luck, but luck is not a real thing. But it’s intense, and not something to practice lightly, It’s a skill anyone can practice, But it’s a problem because it can sometimes activate randomly and in crowded places it can be intense, you start to feel echoes of other people’s emotions. There were a lot that freaked me out and scared me so I stopped Practicing. But I do have an idea to try again with the help of pure oxygen. To see how much of a boost that would give.
@taelend5301
@taelend5301 17 күн бұрын
I find him interesting. I like the idea of proactive health care rather than reactive. The US and western society as a whole seem to value fixing the health problem after the fact rather than trying to prevent it in the first place. I think regular testing and living a healthier lifestyle like he suggests is a good start. I also appreciate how he shares all of his test results and diet/ exercise routines for those who might want to pick it apart or try it out.
@EmoGhost42
@EmoGhost42 20 күн бұрын
Lord have mercy on their neighbors’ kids 💀
@Srvjq123
@Srvjq123 21 күн бұрын
Hello doctor , i am img from india , i am bit confused regarding usmle , i am 25 years old , i am intrested in pursuing my residency in usa , am i too late for starting the preparation for usmle tests from scrap ie step 1 till step 3 , and what is the average age students enter into residency ? I am intrested in pm and r residency ? Is it worth for me to prepare for usmle at 25 or just practise medicine in india itself , please help .
@HowToSandAFloor
@HowToSandAFloor 26 күн бұрын
IMO the thumbnail should just be Gary brecka and semaglutide. The ‘semaglutide’ should be a lot more readable. I think I would have the left half almost entirely taken up with the bottle but only from the just underneath semaglutide, to the top of the cap. Other side should be almost entirely Gary breckas face. Much higher contrast, use one of the shots where he’s looking straight at the camera with his eyes like a dear in headlights. Keep the secret revealed text at the top. I’m sorry I just have to say it!😅
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim 26 күн бұрын
Appreciate the rec I’ve been trying to figure out how to make the thumbnail better!
@HowToSandAFloor
@HowToSandAFloor 26 күн бұрын
@@AdamNessim well one of the main thumbnail theories is, who is the hero? The hero of the thumbnail and the hero of the story. In this case it isn’t you, it’s Gary and Semaglutide. I made a lot of progress when I took myself out of my thumbnails. This video could pop. Youre making a big and salacious accusation, this is serious, make the thumbnail serious, shove the accusation in the viewers face. His face, that vial and that text. Everyone knows what you’re saying.
@bengeeplays2490
@bengeeplays2490 27 күн бұрын
Good video
@standardtuning4guitars423
@standardtuning4guitars423 28 күн бұрын
i understand that the only person that can do exercise and eat is the person himself as you keep mentioning. But without Brecka or anyones elses advice and encouragement it wouldnt happen. So saying "we" as in a team is a fair comment.
@DrNoaHaniF
@DrNoaHaniF 29 күн бұрын
This is good content, thanks.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim 29 күн бұрын
@@DrNoaHaniF appreciate it!!
@brad064
@brad064 Ай бұрын
Bryan Johnson is mentally ill.
@SevenCostanza
@SevenCostanza Ай бұрын
Im a millenial im 5"10. Have u seen how tall the kids are today. At least in australia. All the girls are 5'10 and the boys are a few inches taller than that. Its because the food like bread and everything they eat from a baby is now fortified with vitamins.
@montsfishing
@montsfishing Ай бұрын
Sorry but i kinda lost ya when you laugh at the fact that we could be storing herbicides and pesticides in our fat considering the amount we eat on all our fruits and vegetables. To me that could be a very viable possibility.
@standardtuning4guitars423
@standardtuning4guitars423 28 күн бұрын
i did a 5 second google search "pesticides fat cells" and you got this: ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/full/10.1289/ehp.121-a61 if youre going to laugh or dispute anything at least show some research/studies. KZbin is littered with ill-informed videos that are poorly researched.
@Dwayne904
@Dwayne904 Ай бұрын
Butter has all the essential vitamins and minerals you need…
@alexwinters6356
@alexwinters6356 Ай бұрын
bryan johnson is smarter than this "md" lulz
@thelatestgreatest8082
@thelatestgreatest8082 Ай бұрын
Dude AG1 is garbage. There’s so many better daily supplements out there. Bryan Johnson is right. And the fact that your stating that your a doctor doesn’t mean a thing. It’s actually negative for you. Do you realize your ENTIRE curriculum was written by the pharmaceutical industry. WAKE UP dude.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
Although you won’t believe me, I can assure you my curriculum was not written by the pharmaceutical industry. Also if you watched the video, I basically acknowledge that you do not need AG1. So where is the disagreement?
@thelatestgreatest8082
@thelatestgreatest8082 Ай бұрын
I did watch the video and some of it you were defending AG1. I figured you would respond with that about your curriculum. Do some digging and research. All your curriculum is under strict control from world powers and big pharma. The dinner you can recognize that and learn medicine with your own curriculum and truth of alternative medicine, the better doctor you will be.
@eldybellacetin8167
@eldybellacetin8167 Ай бұрын
The difference is bryan is literally experimenting with his body. To the extreme
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
@@eldybellacetin8167 exactly so it’s important people are aware !
@1drummer172
@1drummer172 Ай бұрын
Just wasted almost 4 minutes of my time here.
@piyushkoranne558
@piyushkoranne558 Ай бұрын
It should be extremely simple. No video can tell you with 100% certainity wether a supplement is good or bad. Any supplement may have a kind of placebo effect wherein you feel better about taking good care of your body. But no matter which supplement you are using, just get your blood work done before and after its consumption. That is the most certain, reliable way of supplementation. If the supplement works for you, as reflected in your blood work, then great! It won't matter if people/ influencers are bad mouthing it on social media platforms. On the other hand, if it does not substantially assuage your nutrient requirements, then look for a new supplement irrespective of the public opinion of the supplement. Cheers to Healthy Living.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
@@piyushkoranne558 appreciate your perspective
@YURU7
@YURU7 Ай бұрын
Oh buddy you are lost.
@in2caffeine
@in2caffeine Ай бұрын
There are 3 types of supplements; those to meet deficiencies because of an inadequate diet to prevent known disease, supplements for optimal health alleged by some scientists, and supplements purported to increase lifespan/health span. AG1 is just an overprices multivitamin, but some people like the drink form. Amazingly, it doesn't even have what I consider the best "supplements" everyone might benefit from: D3/K2 and magnesium (they only have 6% of Mg, insignificant}..
@eduardoschneider2010
@eduardoschneider2010 Ай бұрын
and what have you done Sir? stop the critisizing and start contributing.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
@@eduardoschneider2010 educating is contributing. I wouldn’t even consider the a harsh criticism. I work daily as a physician. Also, I respect Bryan commenting on his work which goes to millions of viewers is fair game. Thank you for your feedback.
@Breadman-k6d
@Breadman-k6d Ай бұрын
Hey 'Sir', how about you stop criticizing KZbinrs in the comments and go watch something else? Or maybe start contributing a little?!
@vcbaseball0079
@vcbaseball0079 Ай бұрын
so good to know that as a healthy, non-nutrient-deficient adult taking vitamin supplements might not provide the benefits i thought
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
@@vcbaseball0079 haha sorry to burst the bubble! Depends what supplementation.
@llineedsadragstrip4089
@llineedsadragstrip4089 Ай бұрын
ALL GUUD MY QUESTION IS >??? what do you do with my DNA information DO YOU SELL IT TO A 3RD PARTY >?????\
@shopsshire9282
@shopsshire9282 Ай бұрын
At 8 minutes 55 seconds, you mentioned in my opinion investigation will go out the door if Trump gets elected because project 2025 will go on a place despite what he says and all these agencies will cease to exist to hold accountability and things will be even worse.
@brenden229
@brenden229 Ай бұрын
This was extremely helpful and very motivating
@DaniiMarie333
@DaniiMarie333 Ай бұрын
Can u please react to last night's pierra vs Roundtree the guys face was ground beef and some of his brain fell outta his nose during post interview 🤯😵😵‍💫🧐
@sprogella
@sprogella Ай бұрын
If you want to understand frequencies find RJ Spina story and channel Ascend the frequencies. He cured himself of permanent paralysis, type 1 diabetes, and other serious medical diseases.
@sprogella
@sprogella Ай бұрын
Do a search on Marisa Peer. She developed RTT (Rapid Transformational Therapy). She cured herself from cancer and healed a badly broken leg that was predicted to take 6 months and a permanent limp in 6 weeks with no limp. She treats and teaches the same. Also, search for Spanish surgeon Angel Escudero who performed surgical operations with no chemical anaesthesia. He developed Noesitherapy, literally healing by thinking. 🙏🏽
@TheUnFairAdvantageCrypto
@TheUnFairAdvantageCrypto Ай бұрын
tired of him in my feed every damn day! and by the way Cardone's a Scientologist... so theres that too 🤣
@talismarket
@talismarket Ай бұрын
Can you stop with the one million cuts when you were speaking??? I literally quit the video cause its irritating to watch.
@nicholasfitz
@nicholasfitz Ай бұрын
I am here bc I stupidly punched a stop sign out of intense frustration and am currently not enjoying life very extremely much. thanks for this video
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
no problem and sorry to hear that!
@Onio_362
@Onio_362 2 ай бұрын
I mean, it is real. It's just not there when things start going your way. When bad things happen to people, it could cause you to be very depressed. Depression isn't only in people who don't have girlfriends or the lifestyle they want. It can also happen after something like losing a loved one or having a traumatic experience.
@NoFilter93
@NoFilter93 2 ай бұрын
I've opened my own out of Houston TX. I disagree and agree with him... I'm looking for two more physicians.
@jeanpauljeanpaul2530
@jeanpauljeanpaul2530 2 ай бұрын
I had one concussion in my life…took two years to get back to normal life. I can’t imagine four.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
four is a lot
@TouristTrophyDetroit
@TouristTrophyDetroit Ай бұрын
Try having 7.
@TouristTrophyDetroit
@TouristTrophyDetroit 2 ай бұрын
I wonder how many former football players have been diagnosed with Bipolar 2 disorder.
@AdamNessim
@AdamNessim Ай бұрын
why do you ask?
@TouristTrophyDetroit
@TouristTrophyDetroit Ай бұрын
@@AdamNessim I know of 2 former football players that had quite a few concussions who both have been diagnosed with Bipolar disorder. One has Bipolar 1, the other has the less severe Bipolar 2... One was a running back, the other was a nose guard. Both had multiple concussions by the time they finished college. I can't imagine the toll an NFL player accumulates.
@jalilfaqiri6640
@jalilfaqiri6640 2 ай бұрын
How you guys gonna make money and to whom you gonna sell your drugs to if nobody is no more depressed??
@Danielle33384
@Danielle33384 2 ай бұрын
🤣🤣 I would’ve called that crap out immediately if I saw that done in public
@thomasc6127
@thomasc6127 2 ай бұрын
As an NP I got this right easily. No way you thought number 3 was the real doctor 😂
@virgilkirschner5717
@virgilkirschner5717 2 ай бұрын
Glad you're speaking out about Brecca. KZbin is giving him one hell of a boost for some reason. He hasn't earned it. Come on KZbin wise up.
@virgilkirschner5717
@virgilkirschner5717 2 ай бұрын
I don't like Gary brecka's hyper know it all attitude. Like I have been there and done everything. Follow me and you will be super healthy. He's more of a monkey see monkey do with an attitude. I don't have time for him.
@AshT71494
@AshT71494 2 ай бұрын
I just want to know why I pay hundreds of dollars every month for health insurance, but then I still have to pay a deductible? What the fuck kind of scam is that?
@louishart1
@louishart1 2 ай бұрын
Reminds me of the mania about Xanax.
@rossmepstein
@rossmepstein 2 ай бұрын
He is 100% correct about the math used to predict death. He doesn’t literally mean he can predict the month of death. He simply means he can mathematically and statistically determine time of death. You’d have to be a dumb dumb to think he means that literally. He’s speaking statistics. Otherwise, yes. He’s a scam.
@stefanmeyers2808
@stefanmeyers2808 2 ай бұрын
All of this coming from a PM&R resident who wants to get a fellowship in sports medicine? What actual life experience do you have other than going to school?
@adamvossen9690
@adamvossen9690 2 ай бұрын
Great discussion. Considering opening my own practice but this seems really daunting.
@TylerHagen-r2r
@TylerHagen-r2r 2 ай бұрын
I was diagnosed with epilepsy they took my license I lost my job my wife left me the day after my bday on Feb 14th of all days refused to say why I lost my home wife job couldn't legally drive had to sleep in a car for months all the while having grand maul siezures and would wake up in pain and or bleeding from siezures not able to vocalize the need for help or move for hours and no money to get medical help or anyone to call to get help really the only person I had was a friend that was a manager at a restraunt and out of kindness and being a truely great guy gave me food risking his job to help me I would be dead without him but I will get to the point of what I said above I didn't get better tell Iforced myself to stop being afraid to have a normal life and waiting to just drop dead one day and now I own my own buisness and have a wonderful gf and newborn baby the doctors throwing meds at Mr made it wore and made me lose hope the way you view things is everything if you listen and swallow that poison UT will kill you
@lanaslife7718
@lanaslife7718 2 ай бұрын
Joe Rogan let's team up and start a different health care model. 😅 I am a FNP and feel so disheartened by the current system. TY for this info.
@Imdjvision
@Imdjvision 2 ай бұрын
Why is he speaking to just women?
@BJJEspañol-r7n
@BJJEspañol-r7n 2 ай бұрын
As someone who has been diagnosed with clinical depression I can confidently say depression is 100% not real
@imelliam
@imelliam 2 ай бұрын
You look like you think sweating isn’t good for you yeah.