Why I Stay AWAY from DOCTORS

[@drsuneeldhand]

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[@sneakypress]

Dr. Suneel, We agree with your ideas, and hopefully people realise what you are trying to tell them. Not sure if you have said before, but it would be very interesting to know exactly what your diet consists of. What are typical meals you eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The tennis player video was very useful, especially his typical diet plan. Do you fast, at all, often, and do you exercise regularly (what kind). Thank you in advance.

[@roginutah]

Don't think it's the debt. It's that someone with an agenda holds your license. Seems like every time you go to see a doc, you're asking: 'Do you want any more money? Any new drugs you want to try out? Do you want to limit my freedoms in any way? Maybe some friends you want me to give money to?' All that in addition to 'How's my health looking?'

[@miakmo59]

💯💯💯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@no_country_for_real_men]

Spot on when you say it's nonsense. That's EXACTLY what it is but it's ALSO cowardice because doctors in the united states KNOW better but they don't have any courage to do what is in the best interest of the patient

[@Madasin_Paine]

Out standing candor. Why breed false hope. Incentive may arise to get a real idea, real plans and get up do them. Body as a temple. Act accordingly.

[@user-ku7sz2il8f]

Glad to hear Im not the only one who doesn't go to the doctor. I'm 70. No checkups, no meds. I

[@Ret17]

As a retired physician, I couldn’t agree with you more !-- Embrace a healthy lifestyle and avoid the healthcare system as much as possible

[@62WILDCAT]

SICK CARE System !! NOTHING HEALTHY about it !!

[@rashone2879]

I remember when there were real doctors like you. Now, I just keep very healthy and avoid medical people like….well…the Plague.

[@rosebloom2214]

Please be honest , are blood pressure readings a scam to hook people into meds?

[@user-hy3vp5kp1o]

Corruption at the Highest Levels..

[@ancabostinariu6550]

This is why i will retire

[@ruthelizabeth9638]

Thank you for being a real Doctor, unlike the drug pushers

[@anaibarangan4908]

That's getting caught up in the system. How many pills taking before even fifty years old, but then there's people who have serious health conditions since very young. Definitely seriously go after people with the pills here if forty years old or older. It's so bad, I've turned it into a matter of principle. I skirted being given permanent lifelong pills almost immediately here, twelve years ago. Got the blood and urine test results rigged up lower to be able to drug people sooner. One of the lucky things I caught for me, because I did go there about it with my ex internist. It was one of my "wait a minute what happened here while I was overseas?" I've had a lot of those, but even Zombies who knew me and my family for years, don't seem to realize that. If I was a bitch, snob, I'd have been making comparisons all the time. I sure wouldn't have ended up here. How many rude ugly remarks I've put up with from stupid wicked idiots, and people here love to lie, fakery, manipulations practiced, it's a lifelong specialty. That's definitely not conservative traditional values upbringing, or "good families", Gentry, etcetera.

[@alexandrebenois7962]

You mean w∈@pon pushers.

[@muhammadalieesaa3379]

He's a real doctor like the doctors we had years ago.

[@normangoldstuck8107]

@@muhammadalieesaa3379 He's not. He's a you tube doctor. A grifter for views and subscribers.

[@wtf_usa5597]

​@@normangoldstuck8107Unlike you, a Pfizer grifter right? Everyone knows what he's saying is correct. Go back to your pharma sales job.

[@demon2others]

This is why I dropped out of medical school. Didn't want to be part of the stupid establishment scam.

[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

Good on you! It really has become a farce. A very expensive farce.

[@Amaranthine_flower]

Why on earth? You could surely have been someone like this miraculous human being Dr Suneel Dhand.

[@ShelleyHyatt-zm5ot]

My mother lived to be 93. She wasn’t on any prescription meds and lived at home with some minor help. Someone asked her what her secret was she said “I stay away from doctors”

[@OhSoddit]

I had an Aunt with the same philosophy (she kept away from doctors, ate out of her own garden). Drove herself to her 100th birthday party at a ten pin bowling alley. She slipped away at 102 shortly after a fall where she broke her hip. Her sister (identical genetics?) - my grandmother - passed away in her 70's after decades of crippling arthritis, every prescription medication on the planet, and in and out of hospital like a yo-yo.

[@literaine6550]

One morning I went down to my basement where there is stored old papers, letters, books etc. I caught a glimpse of a letter that had fallen on the floor. It was a letter from my deceased uncle saying the doctors caused his health problems, I took it as a message from him.

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

YES!!!

[@betweenyellowan_dred]

Me too. Because pharma is constantly adding cancer causing ingredients in their " healthcare" in USA

[@vlastaphillips425]

Amen

[@ANYTHING-AND-EVERYTHING.]

I wasn't let down by the government, they did what I expected, I knew they were up to no good. I was let down by my fellow citizens that fell for it and took no steps to research or question the narrative or the product they got injected with...

[@Michael-qy1jz]

Waaaay over Govt. Govt is Bought. I Crime Cartel controls it all

[@kathym6603]

Yep. "Our fellow citizens" are the bottom line here. But then you have to say civilization has not played it smart for a long time or we wouldn't be stuck with the "dead heads!"

[@maryd9387]

I agree 1000%!!!

[@alanlafromboise3156]

I hear that my brother, I'm so disgusted with the men in this country that have stood by and let all this shit happen, most are all keyboard warriors thàt have talked shit and have done nothing,aI warned my 61 yr young brother not to get vaxxed and his fear got the best of him and he went and did it , long story short he passed away in march from what they called a " shredded heart"! I guess the spike proteins did there job well during the 2 yrs and he didn't really start having problems till Jan, Feb of this year so by the time he started feeling bad it was 2 late! I've warned lots of people, some listened, some didn't!

[@houstonlady1]

I work in a hospital. When it was announced it was time for the jab, my coworkers almost ran out the door to get the jab.

[@joycewright5386]

I couldn’t agree more! No doctors or hospitals for me except for emergency surgery, heart attack,or stroke. I was a nurse for 44 years. This man speaks the truth!

[@witchofthewildwoods3496]

I’m fascinated that so many of us nurses are on the same page!

[@LindaLinda-ld8lx]

I am a critical care nurse as well..I like Suneel as he speaks truth

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

@@witchofthewildwoods3496 u nurses think like u are doctors

[@jagodah1130]

If you are taken every day Cayenne pepper you can be safe from heart attacks

[@wideyxyz2271]

Spot on. I was a nurse for 25 years and I stay away from doctors and hospitals as much as possible.

[@deborahfox4206]

I agree. Western medicine is great for emergencies but not for chronic illness.

[@catherinehazur7336]

I stand 100% with Dr Dhand. Retired nurse and EMT here. I only use Chiropractic as needed and Routine dentist visits 2x yearly which have worked out very well for me

[@stopanger]

Especially autoimmune and some metabolic disorders.

[@kathleensmith5132]

How has your hospital not fired you for being so outspoken? I so appreciate you standing up against corruption!

[@randyosborne3971]

Some people are gifted with integrity. Thank you Dr. Dhand.

[@nmc1859]

Cuz they probably NEED all the help they can get. This includes truly inept drs and very good yet outspoken ones like our beloved dr dhand ❤🙏

[@drironmom6815]

Not all doctors work in hospitals, and not all doctors are controlled by hospital Administrators.

[@andydebbienorris2097]

I love you💕. Keep up the good work👍👍.

[@jmc8076]

@@drironmom6815 He works in acute care medicine (hosp) plus outpatient metabolic health. My guess he’s very slowly switching from the first to second.

[@dabrab6324]

If you have a pet use the same thinking with vets.

[@MargaretCampbell583]

The USAs health care system is hopeless. How much is insurance?

[@martymartin2894]

Vets care for animals better than most doctors care for people now.

[@Dobiegal]

Yes.. I've been a professional breeder for years. Had a pup react severely to a vaccine and it messed up his liver pretty bad.. he also had "an infection".. liver supplements got his liver test back to normal, so I ask the vet, DO you think he had an infection that messed up his liver, or did his messed up liver cause the infection... Vet looks me dead in the eye and and said, we'll have to do a full liver work up for know for sure. How much is that? $650 You can't make an educated guess? . Not without that panel. I gave the pup away and told the family just don't vaccinate him. A year later, the now dog is happy and healthy.

[@AngelFire48]

I keep my 4 cats away from the vet, too, unless their is an issue.

[@MarioTheGoose]

My father always avoided doctors throughout his entire life until shortly before his death at 102.

[@mtebor]

Same with my grandma. They couldn’t believe she wasn’t on meds at age 100 when she got a hip replacement. She died at 105 of a broken heart. He favorite son passed two weeks earlier

[@Soylamarilyn]

@@mteborhi agree I brought my 97 year old father to live with me after mom passed …no meds no doctors until he no longer wanted to be here 😢 broken heart 60+ years with my mom she left “ suddenly “ after a routine procedure at Kaiser in California never the same my father on the other hand father had a strong dislike for medical doctors 😊

[@gerrymcintosh4477]

Love this doctor. And he looks heathy.

[@Automedon2]

My father hadn't seen a doctor for 50 years. He got cancer at 79 and died a week after diagnosis. That's the way I want to do it.

[@MTknitter22]

My parents in late 90’s but get lots of medical attention. It is sad to see them emotionally and physically dependent on drugs.

[@drirene57]

I’m a recently retired doctor. Medicine has drastically changed since my medical education in the 80s. Doctors are indoctrinated and don’t even know. We are taught that we must follow “the standard of care” or lose our license. We must follow what “research” shows, not realizing the research is controlled by big pharma, big food and big government (NIH, CDC, etc.). You can design research to show almost anything you want and bury research that doesn’t agree with your agenda. Doctors are usually so indebted and so busy theat they don’t have time to go deeper and look at the big picture. Your average doctor is not getting pay-offs. The leaders in the specialties get money for speaking about new drugs and treatments, and researchers get paid for doing the “right” research. It’s still possible to find a good doctor, but it’s not always easy.

[@jules9465]

It's not easy in rural areas to find a good Primary Care Physician. My experience has been disheartening. HMO's and Health Insurance company's have taken away Physician's autonomy and their patients suffer. They bribe doctors with money to not give good care. Save the insurance money. That's basically what it is. Sign a contract with an HMO give away your autonomy.

[@flankman9385]

How is the average Joe supposed to know if his doctor is good or not?

[@jules9465]

@@flankman9385 refrences

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Thank you for the truth!

[@shevawnprather7162]

I can’t unsee what I’ve seen and read in recent times. I no longer take anything at face value and always have my radar up. Money, power and greed have become more valuable than life itself and that is very sad indeed. ❤️

[@magswilson2039]

I’m in my late seventies and a couple of years ago I had to go to A & E as I had food poisoning. One of the questions the doctor asked me was what medications was I on. I replied “none” and she was quite surprised. She said there are few people of my age who take no medication. I intend to keep it that way and try to do the best I can to stay healthy.

[@simplymetwo9370]

That’s great. I’m 51 and if I live to be your age I pray that my health is great. My grandma lived to 100 y.o (no meds ). Have a nice day 😀

[@katioconnor5295]

Yep, 63 no prescriptions here either

[@barrychuckle5565]

Intermittent fasting, for a start.

[@lesliestenta3084]

I’m 66, my optometrist was shocked that I was not taking any medications, despite some bad habits. My mother taught me about eating healthy real food, hardly any processed food, no sugar, she was a dancer and always in top shape and never overweight. That was instilled in me, no health issues at all. now especially since I retired after working in healthcare in the ICU for 30 years.

[@missco2820]

I'm 67 and only have asthma puffers but aiming to get rid of them as well thru life changes.

[@maryronan8446]

I graduated from Oregon health sciences university in 1998. I was a mom of three young daughters when I completed nursing school and I was so proud. I’m no longer proud. Our medical doctors are bought off by big pharma and big insurance. It’s astonishing the payouts the doctors get when they write ‘certain’ prescriptions………… oh yes, it’s a big big business.

[@johnpruett5258]

Our entire government is bought off too.

[@SarahWelgan]

Did you stand by and let the doctors get away with murder and mayhem? The other nurses in my family did. They used the same excuse..."Oh, we will lose our jobs if we speak up". That's why, when the kids went to school, I did not go back to nursing(I would have spoken up and been fired because of it, anyway). If I couldn't change the system, then no matter how inconvenient it was financially, I would not be part of the system. No giving damaging vaccines to people's babies on my conscience...no guilt about having to stand by and follow directions given by a doctor that my nurse relatives would tell family to steer clear of...

[@ljones98391]

​@@SarahWelganGod bless you, Sarah.

[@stevenrobinson3846]

Wow, unreal!

[@birdenthusiast2095]

Agree with you 💯. I graduated from nursing school 10 years ago and wore my title as a nurse as a badge of honor. I don’t recognize healthcare anymore. It’s terrifying.

[@djv.8424]

I don’t think my mom went to a doctor 10 times (other than births) in her entire lifetime - she made it to 97!

[@sandraking9650]

Wonderful, bet he grew her own foods, gardens & animals for meats. They were healthier

[@djv.8424]

@@sandraking9650 haha - not at all. We lived in Chicago. But there wasn’t much, if any, processed foods back then.

[@kenhofer8063]

@@djv.8424 same as mine except for a gall bladder operation and my dad turned 103 nothing wrong with him either

[@betsyr4724]

Lucky mom

[@djv.8424]

@@nottoday8483 exactly

[@deemisquadis9437]

I left the medical system in 2015 never looked back. We heal ourselves. Meds kill you. 😊

[@clivebaxter6354]

Is that a quote from Steve Jobs?

[@mmabagain]

@@clivebaxter6354 Outlier.

[@9675A]

So true.

[@kaylenehousego8929]

There was a day when being a doctor was a source of pride...those days are long gone . Thank you Suneel .

[@castanol]

Shocking what the alphabet people are proud of now.

[@bobgillis1137]

That was true, but it was led by decades of media grooming of the public.

[@natalyz80]

I realised this during covid

[@Techier868]

That is why as a registered nurse of almost 40 years I have not been to the doctor in 8 years or so, I manage my health... I let food be my medicine and Medicine be my food.... and get great advice from real doctors like you!

[@allie1953]

Same here. And I schedule my own labs and pay for them out of pocket. I know how to interpret them, basically, so if I see an issue I'll address it- preferably first through lifestyle changes or else Naturopathic Medicine.

[@joybeeman3227]

Nurse of 20 years here and SAME!

[@MTknitter22]

Older nurse prac here. I do same. Why go to Dr. and get a nurse practitioner while paying for a physician? I do as much as I can myself.

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

@@allie1953 YES!!!

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

@@allie1953 Standard Process is a good way to avoid Meds.!

[@chesterxman]

I am 53 and haven't seen a doctor since I was in my 20's. People act like I'm crazy or something. So great to hear your perspective. Makes me feel normal.

[@firestar7774]

Stay that way! Do water fast a couple of days a a week and you will never ever have to see them again.

[@bvmama7203]

I’m 34 and only see a doctor during pregnancy but intend on avoiding for rest of my life unless for emergency etc

[@KathrineJKozachok]

Same. Joke.

[@Canaveral_Videos]

Your health status is none of anyone's business. But, in my book, you are correct to figure out your best health, now. I remember thtat m y grand parents did not trust doctors; which made no sense to me at the time. Ironically, one died from a botched surgery, at 70; but, the others lived to be 85-88 yrs old. There is a lot to learn about your health by questioning everything that is pushed on you, by health educators or reporters. Items I look at differently, since questioning: 1. Statin drugs, which damage the liver and kidneys 2. Upper GI drugs, sually cause cancer 3. Any and all pain-killers casue kidney failure 4. PSA test validity 5. Cholesterol evaluations 6. The Covgh & The 3rd Wonder-Of-The-World (Vaxx)

[@clintarmstrong2075]

Me too bro, I’ve only had a check up for employment (and I’m 58).

[@JohnSmith-bm6zg]

This man for Surgeon General

[@lesg5260]

This doctor is a real gem. If only there was more like him. Respect to doctor Dhand!

[@donnajean9805]

As a nurse for 46 years I also do my best to stay away from our healthcare system. It's not just the doctors that dont question this system. Many nurses just go along with the program, no critical thinking skills used.

[@christinemitchell4689]

I was a hca for 31 years , no doctors for me , its all about giving u medications no not for me. X

[@christinemitchell4689]

Years ago ur family doctor had time for u got to know u well. Thats all gone they dont even look at u anymore. Plus doctors have to follow protocols now weather its in the best interests of the patients or not. Xxx

[@lyndaash6766]

Me too!

[@ceciliaabdalla4954]

Most women go along with anything. That's why most nurses are women

[@ingevankeirsbilck9601]

​@@ceciliaabdalla4954That's why women had to join the workforce.

[@psychfred]

As a licensed psychotherapist, I couldn’t agree more. We are in a MASSIVELY toxic broken system. We need to band together for change ❤

[@radar5464]

Yes, when will we demand an overhaul.

[@prestonrobert2625]

Oh by the way your proffession told me to trust the science. When asked if I got the Jab I said yes then no real fast. My friend of 20 years turned evil. He said good for humanity. I said no you taught me and Jesus is my savior. My Jewish friend told me there was no escape. I have the VA he said they will get you. After 8 of my friends are dead. I gave my forensic shrink a MASADA as a gift. After all he helped me win court cases. To me he can use the MASADA...

[@alfasiger4178]

I tried to do this, but it didn't work. Many people told me to take my story public, but no one wants to help. Family, friends, acquaintances, co-workers, etc....has told me I am walking talking proof of how flawed and broken the healthcare system is. If you know how I can get my story public, please let me know. I was seriously misdiagnosed with diseases I don't have. When I got worse, doctors told me it was in my head. Only recently did I find out my condition exists. They could've fixed it when I spotted it, but they came up with all kinds of bogus excuses. They didn't even follow protocol.

[@Ericatrue2.0]

Someone said the system isn't broken it works exactly as it's meant to. 😮

[@dm-jf5uu]

I went to doctors my dentist said I may have cancer in my gum they had to cut a piece of my meat out from my jaw it came back negative 3 months later I got a bump on my nose went to a dermatologist they also cut a small piece of skin said it was cancer it was 2 years ago they lie and lie

[@keithlynch3169]

Here in the UK, our dysfunctional NHS system could be repaird very easily. Remove the corporate stranglehold from our corrupted government, from our corrupt politicians, from our corrupted institutions and almost overnight, things would improve massively!

[@zuzuspetals8323]

Doctors are no longer “independent.” They are forced into practices and insurance systems and must comply on all fronts. The good doctors who try to work around the system are penalized. Most discouraging for them and us.Thank you, Dr. Dhand, for giving us hope!

[@greensorrel6860]

Good summary of the current situation

[@lisa-tj7nz]

They are NOT forced to kill and maim people,they chose money over other peoples lives.

[@truthseeker3031]

@@lisa-tj7nz They were conditioned and brainwashed in school to believe that they are actually helping people improve instead of the truth of supporting corp profits made from supporting illness.

[@lichun2644]

I was a medical student in the states in 2021 but was pushed out because I challenged their vaccine mandate. Gradually, I see how corrupted they are but very few people believed me. Now, I am still waiting to return and resume my study. But I have lost my faith in the system. Dr. Dhand is right about everything he said regarding the system. Hope there would be more awaken doctors.

[@StarDreamMemories]

There is need for medical professionals like you and Dr. Dahnd. I Didn't even know a doctor like this existed till now.

[@DD-xf1yd]

Please consider studying "Functional Medicine". We need more Doctors who practice Hippocrates' instruction: "Let Food be thy Medicine, and Medicine be thy Food".

[@bobmitchell2584]

Good on you for challenging the vaccine mandate. The greatest mistake of my life has been to get jabbed with the Astra Zenica. Aussie Bob.

[@steveclark..]

@@bobmitchell2584 I'm in the UK, a work colleague took the first jab of that and were off work/in hospital for a month. He said there's no way that I'm taking the second one, the first almost killed me. I don't get what he didn't understand about the word EXPERIMENTAL in the first place.

[@DavidRodriguez-er4rq]

And you were right to do so because SADS isn't good. Question these organizations, especially the AHA. Dr Catherine Shanahan, Dr Chris Knobbe, and Nina Teicholz all point to the seed/vegetable oils causing disease. They produce poisons in our bodies.

[@athenastarbrite2955]

Thank you, Dr. Dhand! The fact that you are broadcasting this truth despite the consequences proves you love humanity as a whole. As a disabled army veteran, I salute you! Stay happy, wealthy and wise, my friend!👍

[@NoseyFloridaGirl]

thank you for your service!

[@gutchiespencer2714]

As a disabled Army Vet what do you think of the System at the VA??

[@incognito595]

Look at the number of comments here! People are FED UP with what is happening in this country.

[@leonceboudreauxwolf]

Dr Dhand hit the nail on the head describing a typical office visit. I had a doctor awhile back, and that's exactly what I experienced. His face was always in his computer, he was quick tempered and rude at every visit. Finally one day, I was in quite a bit of pain, sick to my stomach, and really not in the mood for his sour disposition so I told him "Doc, I don't know what your problem is, but I can almost guarantee that whatever kind of bad day you're having, your patients are having a worse day. You're fired ! " He didn't understand that if I "hired" him as my doctor, I could also "fire" him. Without patients , there is no money flow. Anyway, eventually I found a fairly decent N.P. , but, I no longer have much faith in the American medical system, it has gone ghetto.

[@incognito595]

Yes!

[@connydm729]

Not only in Amerika.....here in Europe it´s gotten worse too...i´m in my 70 and so mutch has changed, also at the dentist...we are feeling like numbers not humans, they are not talking to you like they used to.... in 10/ 15min. You´re out of their office....a sad business....

[@ichigo_dirkschneider]

Here in the states they have us mostly seeing Nurse Practioners and not a Doctor. My TSH was 4.555, my weight was 360lbs. Nurse Practioner prescribed me Thyroid meds and told me to increase my protein intake. She didnt tell me if my thyroid was over active or under active. I changed my diet, cut out all meats, did several water fasts. Never took the meds. Saw her 8 months later, weighed 309lbs Tsh was now 2.5. She says I knew you would be better by increasing your protein and taking the meds. I pulled the meds out my pocket showing her I never took them and told her I changed my diet and water fasted. She was silent and was writing in my file. She said since I went against her methods I should get another doctor. Never congratulations on losing weight, smh. They dont care about us at all. Take this pill and that pill.

[@danielcarrick8603]

@@ritadyer9295 Eggs. Three poatched every morning. Then a good salad with cheese, chicken, greens, tomatoes and eggs in the evening for dinner. Maybe a high protein meal replacement bar at lunch. Drink plenty of water...8oz every 4 to 6 hours.

[@soniag4516]

Found that out in 2003. They almost killed me in 2004.

[@truthseeker3031]

She didn't care about you or your health -- ONLY about controlling you and since you didn't let her, she immediately discarded you like an object. These are the personalities that seem to be the majority in providing healthcare, today. Very sad!

[@angelicasims4511]

@@ritadyer9295 there is a lot of protein in peas. They also even now sell p e a milk.

[@paulhildum2309]

Similar story here I think but with high blood pressure. Doc never asked about my diet or lifestyle habits and went right to pushing pills. I declined his pills and changed my diet instead. I miss Whoppers but not enough to fall into the eight-pills-a-day trap.

[@JYAN2852]

After being dragged thru the medical system for years I no longer see doctors either. I focused on diet and lifestyle order and interpret my own labs. All chronic conditions reversed. Zero drugs. They create customers not patients. We can only participate if sick not healthy

[@siouxrose7766]

I like to say the drug companies RENT our bodies back to us. Take people with Diabetes: they remain on drugs for life and same with Asthma. There are seldom incentives to teach people dietary changes or lifestyle practices that might alleviate these chronic conditions. Someone recently said most of the corporate world operates on spreadsheets and profit is the Holy Grail of that system.

[@pepperprovasnik]

My Dad(RIP) was a surgeon, and a pathologist and forensic expert and an electron microscopy expert. He died in 2013 at age 98 and was at work when he died. He was an MD from age 25-98. When he would get sick or hurt..seriously or otherwise and he would panic at the thought of having to go to another physician. Considering part of his job was performing autopsies etc he found multiple surgical tools sewn into patients after surgeries. He knew how careless the healthcare world is. He was terrified of staying in hospital prolonged also due to the crazy infections patients can develop. Everything you're saying is 100%

[@cherylnelson5384]

He sounds like he was an enlightened soul. How lucky you were to have him.

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

This is like telling a chef doesn't want to eat his own food, that means he did the same malpractices

[@maidmarion2976]

@@eggbenedict-gt7mw Insulting comments built on cynical speculation makes me wonder where you stand on malpractice.

[@amberhall9937]

What an excellent man and doctor your dad was. I hope someday I can find a doctor like him. Until then I am avoiding doctors unless I have an emergency.

[@BoycottGoogleTotally]

I wish he was around.... Whats your age .... If you can tell oc....

[@patty-cf7jj]

I couldn’t agree more also. I stopped gong to my primary care physician because all she did was try to find a way to prescribe something. Also, the obsession with analyzing the blood work and sending me off to specialists when it always turned out to be nothing literally gave me a nervous breakdown. All the false alarms gave me severe anxiety (which of course she wanted to prescribe me a pill for). Whenever someone’s asks how I got over my anxiety naturally I say I stopped going for checkups. It’s been over 10 years now and I’m healthy and the happiest I’ve ever been.

[@plumeria66]

Omg I’m going thru that right now. In my annual gyno exam I said I was feeling bloated for months, so she examined me and felt something in my abdomen. She sent me to get a CT scan to rule out cancer, had me in a nervous wreck over it, and of course I had to get an Ultrasound first which showed everything to be normal. Then finally got the CT scan now which showed nothing with my intestines but something with my liver which was normal under the Ultrasound! Now my doc wants me to get an MRI to see more of the liver despite saying I had no symptoms of liver problems. The whole thing has made me a nervous wreck becsuse I am potentially facing a liver biopsy so they can examine what the tissue is. All they want to do is explore everything to “rule something out” at the expense of my peace of mind. And then scare me to believing I have to go along with it or else. My dad got increasingly worse this way. He went in for a colonoscopy where the doc said the polyp tissue result was inconclusive and recommended surgery to do a bowel resection “just in case” it was cancerous. My poor dad went in for surgery that day, listened to his instincts, got off the operating table and went home. He told me about it and I implored him not to go back. Sadly he did, letting his fears of what the doctor said dictate him. After the surgery he was never the same. He couldn’t absorb the nutrients in his food and was constantly on the toilet for diarrhea. Then he died. I’m going to have to put my foot down and take back ownership of my health. Doctors are supposed to work for us, and I really do not want to do what they say unless I need to. The way it’s been I haven’t been able to sleep or eat, and lost weight when I’m already thin. I lost faith in my own healing because of their scare tactics, which is not good for my health. I just want to be left alone to my own devices and use them if I really need to, even if it means I may end up dying sooner than later. I’d rather live and die on my own terms than live in fear and getting poked and prodded in the process. Yep, and my doc offered to give me a pill for anxiety over these procedures too!

[@joaquinben4458]

​@@plumeria66 same thing for me i stopped doing well exams. They want to give you pills for everything!!!

[@stephanies6740]

I don't trust many doctors especially since covid, but i trust in Dr. Suneel Dhand. He holds true to his oath to do no harm.

[@yvonnewood3630]

Where is he located?

[@gahvno]

Pretty sure he's back east.

[@rb4964]

@@yvonnewood3630 USA, but I don't know which area.

[@melinasasha120]

@@yvonnewood3630 I Googled him, he's in Worcester, Massachusetts.He was actually born in London and lived in the U.K. for many years.

[@AlaskanInsights]

I'm 60, I have been to the doctor twice in my life... both times it was a mistake.

[@AlaskanInsights]

The doctors job is to humor the patient while mother nature takes it course.

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

Lol😅

[@susanlanglo-killian7096]

I am a nurse with 45 years experience. Today’s medical environment is not the same as the one I entered into all those years ago. I barely recognize it today. I agree with your assessment. When loved ones are hospitalized I do not leave their bedside. I question everything. My own doctor is quick to suggest pharmaceuticals. I am 69 y/o so it’s a constant battle. I am very grateful for the education I received all those years ago and for the years of working experience I had prior to the decline we are now witnessing. It makes me really sad to see what has happened to our health care systems.

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

Right there with ya. I retired early because I was tired of the administrative focus being all about what I call the “greed triad” of money, power, and politics. They don’t care what happens to your license or whether you get sued. And then, there’s the dramatic increase in patient violence….

[@anitaparks8945]

YEP have to agree. Had myself fired Aug2020 at age 60 after 19yrs. Couldn't deal with their constant BS anymore. Haven't worked since.

[@StarDreamMemories]

👍

[@Ashtarot77]

I have a diploma in Human Anatomy and Physiology. When my son had a few health scares a few years ago, I asked the relevant questions, which they probably didn't expect from me since I don't work in healthcare. Same with dentists. They don't count on the general public to be able to ask the right questions, which they need to have answers for.

[@debbiehopper5288]

I agree with you!!!

[@normul5984]

Can’t agree more. I’ve been “silently” /quietly (much to my husband’s horror) avoiding drs for years now. I’m 68, healthy, on no meds, and only take supplements, eating as well as I”m able. It’s just refreshing to hear a medical doctor put words to my thoughts and feelings for a very long time. Thank you, Dr. Dhand!

[@erinrich4343]

My bf always pushes me to go to the doctor. Don't like them!

[@dianageorgieva952]

Taking supplements is very dangerous, they are just another scam.No control over what they contain.You practically do not know what you are taking, law does not require producers to make tests !!

[@reneeterrell2539]

I agree. However, you need to know your #'s. I go get blood work done, and I request a copy of my blood work. Then I take it from there.

[@teresablack4771]

I’m terrified I’ll be in an accident and wind up in that horrible hospital.

[@dianapugh1534]

​@@Consumer0001same here

[@lisarodriguez2926]

Don't be terrified but be alert. Ask questions. I'm afraid that because many took the experimental, many will become sick and it will be neccessary to go to the Drs or emergency in the near future. Have a plan and share with your family members your thoughts and feelings to protect yourself💛re invasive procedures, tests, etc.

[@rhondaweber5638]

That's one thing they are good at, trauma and acute care like heart attacks.

[@tjj5337]

Take a Valium 😂

[@tjj5337]

Awesome video ❤… I definitely don’t do everything my doctor or dentist want me to do..

[@tomryanmd5263]

I'm a physician and I agree with absolutely everything you say here. The last thing I want to do is see a doctor.

[@ChristysChannelYall]

As a RN in the US I agree 💯!!! I don’t even have health insurance. It is worthless. I walk an hour every day. I drink mostly water and try to eat healthy. I am of a healthy body weight and so far have no healthcare problems that I am aware of at age 50. I had insurance in the past, but after paying exorbitant premiums and then having two medical emergencies that I had to go the emergency room for because I didn’t know what was wrong as like I said, I have no chronic health problems. Finding out one was a kidney stone, that passed on it’s own and the other a tick bite that I needed antibiotics for and winding up with $16,000 worth of bills after my insurance paid a total of $138. I…was…done. I will never have insurance again or seek medical care unless I think I am dying. Which I did with both previous issues as my vital signs were way out of whack and with the kidney stone it felt the same as my natural child birth of my first kid which was horrific pain. Actually, with the weight of this debt, along with my student loan debt from my bachelor’s degree I may just opt to see what happens next time and just die if it happens. I chose not to participate in the experimental v and also refusing the new flu v. I’m not taking any more v’s. As a result, my employment options are very limited so basically, I’m screwed.

[@stevenamar4071]

This is, I think, unfortunately, the situation for many medical professionals. I do think if more of them stood up like you and Dr. Dhand, we could possibly change the system. Thank you both for your bravery!

[@byravanviswanathan6460]

Too long a post. Make it brief.

[@byravanviswanathan6460]

Too long. Make it brief.

[@MoM-do7js]

I’m in the same boat at 64 and NO V’s . 31 years an RN and currently unemployed. My last shitty job wrongfully terminated me 👍🏼 There’s jobs out there. I’m looking into holistic jobs. Try that if you have to work !! I will never go back to the insane jobs I’ve been working for 31 years. Screw that 😁. PS - HE will never leave you or forsake you 💪💚. Btw, I broke my wrist 2-18-23 , had no health insurance, went to free hospital, but before I got on the “government” insurance, I had gone to the ER with my broken wrist and I’m now in collections for those bills. They’ll get $20 a month 😂 It’s rediculous.

[@user-rb2]

@@byravanviswanathan6460read faster. :-)

[@floyd4335]

Your description of a visit with a "robotic" doctor was a perfect description of my last visit to my new doctor. She looked at me only once and after a few minutes of reading questions off the computer screen for me to answer, she suddenly got up, announced "We're done " and left the room.

[@markangelorgs.2773]

There is at least a 80% chance visiting a "doctor" these days is a death sentence.

[@woofer13]

I haven't seen a primary care physician for over 20 years. I'm 74. On the other hand, my husband, 67 years old, has one who he visits about once every two weeks, constantly getting new prescriptions or changes to the dosage of his current ones. He's a hypochondriac and he drives me nuts. Meanwhile, he had an ill-advised operation on his spine when his gait was weird, and as a result he's now disabled for life. No kidding!

[@LTPottenger]

And every time you say a symptom, here comes a new med. Which is a vicious cycle since they all cause plenty of side effects.

[@woofer13]

@@LTPottenger That's exactly what has happened to my husband. Occasionally I'll look up his new regimen of meds and I'll show him why he has the new side effects but he ignores me. He has total belief in the doctor, the pill pusher. On the other hand, if I have a problem I always go straight to youtube and watch a bunch of videos on my problem, read tons of comments, and always end up satisfied. I do a much better job with my health than any doctor.

[@NTJedi]

I have gone to the doctor for multiple issues ranging from kidney stones, eyelid infections and heart pains... in every case they've done absolutely nothing to help me. This is after seeing multiple different doctors from different locations and in the case of my heart pain it was many visits with many tests. Literally always a waste of my time and money.

[@LTPottenger]

@@NTJedi Fasting can help with many issues. Taurine and glycine help a lot with heart disease and many other issues.

[@randyosborne3971]

My last 3 doctors were incompetant. I hope AI can help this industry correct itself from the corruption.

[@gula_rata]

I would like to have my family doctor be Dr. Dhand.

[@Msjaniceelaine]

You and me both.

[@Justine_Marie]

@@Msjaniceelaine and me three!!!

[@laurietillman4362]

Same here!!💯

[@TelThePower]

Join the queue lol

[@HappybyChoice]

When my doctor starts recommending tests, I tell him that I don’t go looking for trouble and if I have symptoms, I’ll let him know.

[@larryboysen5911]

At age 80, I take no medications...watch my diet, weight, and activities. One of my greatest fears is getting a menu of medications. I know of two cases of friends of mine who got caught in prescription mix ups, one almost died! I also don't smoke or drink, which has health benefits! Thank you for your frank, honest outlook on what many persons put on a high pedestal!

[@somechick941]

Good for you! I am 40 and have the same goal: staying as healthy as possible and staying away from medications. I've been very skeptical of the medical industry for decades.

[@MasterCarguy44-pk2dq]

Larry, your a lucky one of 2%. Every single person is different, every one. As example, you could be one of seven siblings and if you all had exactly the same habits: smoked, drank, ate, or didnt smoke, drink, etc, etc, it will have different outcomes for each sibling because each persons DNA is different. I know people and relatives that dont take meds but are 2-3 pack A DAY smokers and lived well into their 90's with small cough, no lung problems, yet their non-smoking, non-drinking meat & potatoes parents didnt get past 71, and another friend born in asia, (in certain asian countries 5th graders can buy cigarettes) and she started smoking at age 11 and is a pack and a half a day and at near 60 she has no cough, no lung issues, nothing. Just over weight but thsts because she was not living in US until age 12 and ate all you can eat buffet every day, all junk. But other than that healthy. So you are A LUCKY ONE.

[@larryboysen5911]

@@somechick941 A very young 40! We certainly need more physicians with your outlook!

[@jamesbarca7229]

I knew a guy whose 14-year-old niece went to the doctor for a minor condition, was inadvertently given the wrong medication, and died of anaphylactic shock. The fact that physicians can't be bothered to write prescriptions legibly, despite a mistake possibly costing a patient their life, speaks volumes about the medical system as a whole imo.

[@celestesaunders2858]

I absolutely agree with you. I am retired physician and worked as a residency trained and board certified in Emergency physician. I used to love the work 40 years ago. Now the only doctor I will see is the one in the mirror. I embrace your approach and applaud your presentations. Keep up this work!!

[@keywee849]

5G controls the Q-Dots in vaccinated brains.

[@louisk319]

My primary was exactly as you described. Thought that was just how it was. I went to another Dr who spent twice the amount of time with me talking about my overall health. No computers, just chatting. My LDL was high. Rather than blindly pushing a statin (as my previous primary did) he asked about family history, checked other vitals, and advised of a plan to lower it. Didn't once mention a statin. There are still good docs out there but they becoming harder to find.

[@mR-dc4oq]

Glad you finally found one! There are a few out there.

[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

Now that I am over 50, the pressure is on for a barrage of screenings. I told the doctor, I am healthy and I will decide when and if. This goes for medication as well. I recommended some excellent literature regarding statins as she didn’t seem to understand how damaging these drugs are. Gawd.

[@cloudattack3279]

What an island of reality in an ocean of diarrhoea. You are the best Suneel.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Jason Mraz... 👍

[@luciaconn6788]

and a funny guy

[@lwangacharles4256]

Truth but very funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@johnpruett5258]

LMAO

[@MoM-do7js]

I couldn’t agree with you more good Doc !!! Our system has actually DIGRESSED not progressed. As a nurse of 31 years, the body is an amazing thing poisoned by our crappy food, drinks, etc. You are what you eat !!!! The whole educational system needs to be revised WITHOUT prescribing more chemicals if possible. I avoid doctors unless absolutely no other option. 64 years old on no meds and watch what I put in and keep as mentally stable as possible in this insane world ✔️😁 Thanks Doc for being YOU !!!

[@maidmarion2976]

Could not agree more. Proper nutrition should be taught in school. If people choose to eat convenience food and drink they should know what they are doing to themselves. You have to treat your body with respect. We all have an incredible array of food at our disposal. Good food is tastier and your body will reward you with feeling so much better. So much is habit. Catch children young and teach them how to look after themselves. I am 75 and have been doing this all my life. I don’t take prescription drugs, have stayed away from doctors unless absolutely necessary. So far I am fit and healthy. If not in the future, I have given my body the best chance.

[@meganbaker9116]

The whole point of drugging millions of schoolchildren is to be able to keep the school system exactly the way it is: a place where children must obey adults by spending most of the day indoors, sitting down and doing what they’re told. This works for adults (loads of jobs are generated) and miserable for kids, so nothing will change. Drugged kids are more obedient and that’s what they want. 👍

[@evelyndaisy9722]

I 100% agree with you. I’m so frustrated with the healthcare system. Pill pushers with no solution.

[@rost6583]

Absolutely brilliant, thank-you. I took over treating my Chronic diseases almost straight away, as soon as I realised the recommended doses (guidelines) were far too high and detrimental to health. When you have to visit a doctor, never leave your critical faculties at the door.

[@astridmuller1838]

Damn right! I'm not a doctor but came to the same conclusion over 20 years ago. Started studying plant medicine and have never looked back. So proud of you.

[@Ashtarot77]

Looks like I'm not the only Astrid who uses homeopathy rather than conventional medicine. 🤗 My son always comments on how I have everything in the house he needs. He had a rash a few weeks ago so I old him to put some Aloe Vera gel on the spot. Sorted itself out within a day.

[@KelleyKat]

Agree! My parents, 93 and 94, have successfully stayed away from the medical system and so do I! No primary doctor, no drugs and no tests for me.

[@Financefunandfitness]

I do the same and people think I’m crazy

[@janeteddddd]

Contrast dyes are toxic ..heavy metals ..stay away from them

[@debesevening3335]

As a retired nurse, I could not agree more. When something changes, you go in. Otherwise, enjoy your life to the max as long as your health allows. We are nearly 70 and are running like teenagers with travel, fun, anything on our bucket list with ZEST and TOTAL APPRECIATION!

[@ArtU4All]

🌱🙏❤️🌳🌲

[@somechick941]

❤ I truly believe that's the way it should be when we get older. We are meant to thrive and be healthy and grateful for life!

[@BachScholar]

I am 61 and haven't been to a "checkup" with a primary care doctor for something like 30 years. I can't even remember the last time I was at the doctor. I haven't ever had cholesterol checked or anything else. I am on no prescription meds. And I am still alive and healthy and haven't died yet of "high cholesterol" or any other scam.

[@carolheinz2156]

I reached the same conclusion that you put forth many years ago. I will be 84 years old in a couple of weeks and I take no medication.

[@debbietodd8547]

I'm in Canada and I concur 100%......try my best to stay away from our health care system. I have no trust in primary care other than an extreme emergency. I haven't got a primary care physician anyway. I must say I am surprised YT is allowing this content, thank you for your honesty.

[@ItalianStallionTV]

I'm in Quebec and we pay nearly 40% tax on our income for our healthcare to be "free" and you can't even get a family doctor assigned to you and your family, long waiting times, rude doctors and nurses, I can go on but the system here is broken

[@Elvtow]

@@ItalianStallionTV I live in SK and I can say it is the same, third world country service.

[@MCfact1827]

I keep hearing horror stories about Canadian health care

[@hazell1593]

I live in London Ontario. Been waiting for a family doctor for over a year. My old doctor retired without telling anyone. He was a TERRIBLE doctor anyways!!! As an RN for over 20 years I have now decided that I will not be going to a doctor unless it's a real emergency. Sad times.....

[@empowerwellnessessentialoils]

I "vote" for Dr. Dhand as CDC Director under RFK Jr.

[@techwizardmike]

Me too 🗳️

[@Justine_Marie]

THAT would be AWESOME!!!

[@heyjude6335]

#Dreamteam

[@HollyToll]

Amen!

[@oldschool8292]

Agreed

[@TheLizardKing1967]

Dr. Suneel Dhand is Brutally honest. You have my respect mate! Great video! Cheers!

[@thadeagle]

I fully agree with you ! My family doctor graduated as the best in his class. He is a good man. He has been my family doctor for about 15 years. I do routine blood tests once a year. The last time I was with him, he showed me all my results from the last years on the computer screen. All results are good except for cholesterol and sugar, which are always close to the upper limit of normal. I know how representatives of the pharmaceutical industry set the limits of good cholesterol, so I never worry about it. I consider, in retrospect, that going to him was a waste of time. My blood test results show that I am healthy, but I feel bad. I see how my doctor is stressed that he can't help his patients and is restricted by Rockefeller procedures. I told him that I never get vaccinated against anything, and yet every year in the fall he asks me if I want to get vaccinated against the flu virus. I lost my job because I refused to take the Covid19 vaccine Trudeau wanted me to take. Now Trudeau has said on TV that he didn't force anyone to take a Covid19 shot during the fake lockdown.

[@robertdancho9671]

Politicians are liars by trade.

[@christinebeames712]

As our royal family said “ recollections may vary ,”. Obviously Trudeau has no access to videos of him enforcing this so therefore he has dementia so unguided for government ,

[@beckyleague8807]

Don’t take the statin drugs they lead to other health problems. Take fish oil pills instead.

[@amitamehra9529]

@@ritadyer9295 Cholestrol is good for the memory. In France nursing homes women in their 80's and 90's have 700 plus cholesterol and excellent memory

[@LuiSharPei]

You should sue the company!

[@debbiesharp5910]

I've found a lump and I'm booked in to see a doctor in a couple of days..I'm terrified 😮...not because of the lump but that I have to see a doctor 😮

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Hope all is well m'dear🤞💕🙏

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

😂😂😂😂 ok when the biopsy detects cancer don't go to the doctor again , say my cancer will heal itself

[@hannah5245]

I’m commenting 9 mth after your comment. How are you? How did your experience with the oncologist (or was it just a pcp?)

[@rtroyer8963]

Every interaction that I'd had with the medical industry in the past ten years has been a nightmare, it is abusive, dishonest, degrading, detached and all centered around selling drugs, procedures and tests. Going to a doctor today is literally putting your good health at risk.

[@dailydedication2663]

That’s a good way of putting it. Wow.

[@StarDreamMemories]

👍

[@allie1953]

Yes! It is becoming increasingly risky to become ensnared in the medical industry.

[@debihester7284]

Not if you see a natural doctor

[@julieellis9811]

Yes I only now know to my cost given steroid to my 60 year old face now I look 75 😢

[@SilkeFauve]

It is refreshing to hear an articulate, ethical physician speak truth to the world. You have my respect and my prayers for healthy longevity.

[@wendychan6679]

I believe what you say also applies to Australia. Some doctors are pushing drugs before you have finished your first sentence. I do not think our health system will improve until doctors can be freed from the grip of big pharma. Patients who have the attitude 'I always do what the doctor says' are asking for trouble.

[@LTPottenger]

They just go off a checklist. Get to a certain age you get the next drug on the list.

[@triciaduffyauthor]

I am in Australia and I have zero faith in the “Sickness Industry”. Necessity for acute conditions or an absolute emergency, but other than that, I give them the widest possible berth. I chose not to take the jab, refused to wear a mask, never had a C test. All my friends who went down that path have been sick. Some multiple times. Quite a few have ongoing neurological problems, vertigo, recurring cancer, memory problems, fatigue and so on. What is a constant is the fact that they all do the round of doctors, specialists and tests and with the same result “We don’t know the cause, we can’t help you”. Sad. So very sad.

[@wendychan6679]

I agree with what you say. I had a serious fall and a passerby wanted to know if I wanted to get an ambulance. I thought to myself I do not want anything to do with the health system, I will deal with it myself so I said I was fine. It worked out well. Like you I refused the jab (my GP was annoyed to the point of being irrational) and I am SO glad I did. Keep away from that stuff, it's bad.@@triciaduffyauthor

[@rosymylene1878]

Dr. Dhand is a hero doctor. What an honest, caring and intelligent man. Happy July Fourth, Dr. Dhand!!

[@jamesbarca7229]

It is just as advisable to avoid law enforcement interactions as it is to avoid health care ones. Either one can be detrimental to your health.

[@KH-5-11]

💯truth!!

[@maryannel2962]

Hahahaa!!

[@sandynbtx6967]

77 years old. I stay away from doctors. No doctor visits or meds here. No screening tests. I eat healthy 80% of the time, exercise several days a week. Today’s medical professionals don’t want to cure you, they just want to treat you forever.

[@stephanniekotalik9339]

I wish I had a healthcare provider like you, Dr Dhand. You are one of a kind! Thanks for all you do!

[@KM-lu7nh]

YES!

[@karlgritsch2098]

I recently found one, much to my surprise, who told me the same as Dr. Dhand in German. I am an Austrian, that‘s why. The Health System here is as corrupt. My son, who is a RN quit his job for this reason. And he was a real good one. The good ones quit, the bad ones stay and collaborate with the system.

[@michellealdo3698]

I have been in Healthcare fir 31 years now. First as an EMT, as I grew up with a paramedic/firefighter father. Then as a nursing assistant going through RN school. Now as a seasoned RN with cardio step down, ICCU, and now in a Caediology department, I am so disheartened with the system I was once proud and wager to continue to learn in. I have seen the dark side of in patient and out patient services. I don't even want to call them services, for we lost the concept of serving those in need of Healthcare decades ago. The system is now a diagnosis code that allows a pill or a test to be covered, maybe, by insurance that is way too expensive. I am at a loss on how the system could ever be turned back around to actual Healthcare again. I love what I do now. I am an RN in a pacemaker clinic. I love the relationship and report I have with people I see as device patients. They are why I still work in Healthcare. We need a soul searching moment to refocus our purpose for taking care of people, not an ICD 10 code and the corporation.

[@Andrew-n8z3z]

I was recently in UAB University of Alabama - Cardiac wise they are truly unbelievable....I was there for two weeks .... I fully understand why they are in the top 20 nationally for Cardiac related issues

[@drironmom6815]

Agree with you 100% Dr. Hand. I’m a physician who also stays away from the medical system for my own care. When I broke my arm, absolutely the system works for acute emergencies. But for my health and my families health, we pay cash to see functional medicine doctors rather than use our benefits to see a conventional doctor.

[@SarahWelgan]

What's your definition of a "functional medical doctor?

[@victoriavictoria3941]

@@SarahWelganI guess every other kind of medicine not conventional

[@Un1234l]

@@SarahWelgan Guessing more those more focused on the NUTRITION and underlying PHYSIOLOGY.

[@SarahWelgan]

@@victoriavictoria3941 It is not functional english to define something by stating what it is not...😄🙌

[@SarahWelgan]

@@Un1234l That sounds kind of partially😄 holistic.

[@missbumblebee8633]

As a patient I felt every single word. I live in Germany where we have a universal health care system where everyone is covered. That is a good thing. But everything that you touched upon in your video still applies here as well. I also try to avoid the system at all cost since I don't trust it. It feels like it's not about the patient's wellbeing, but about the financial wellbeing of those who control the system. We need to establish a system that incentivizes holistic care, not quick fixes (that are none). I will say though that simply blaming "the system" lets doctors off the hook too easily. When I do get in touch with the medical system, because I absolutely have to, I encounter quite shocking behavior by doctors on a pretty regular basis. I am horrified how many doctors (and health care professionals in general) are indifferent to their patient's suffering, treat them with blantant disrespect and want as little to do with patients as possible. Yeah, the system sucks, but so do a lot of doctors.

[@iwonab5150]

A lot depends on person. So lets do not blame only system, they have their brain and knowledge on internet they could get to know

[@sue.F]

My father had maybe 4 or 5 medical appointments in his life, once he had his ears syringed - it was such an event that he retold the story in detail for weeks after 😆 He lived without the need for any medications until he was 95, he was then confined to a care home as he had lost his mobility after a fall. He complained to me of tiredness, which was confounding as this occurred directly after breakfast when he was normally most active, on further investigation I discovered the doctors were routinely prescribing all patients Valium with their breakfast to make nursing less demanding. Yes, as far as possible stay away.

[@tarottime3219]

That’s a law suit

[@hyacinthbarnes4015]

Laughed throughout listening to the dr and reading the comments. Retired rn who refuses to see any dr.. stopped mammograms and Pap smears a long time ago.let food be your medicine. Let medicine bring your food. Thanks dr. I rest my case.

[@sue.F]

@@hyacinthbarnes4015 It is telling how many nurses or health practitioners lose their faith after working in the sector. Like you I refuse all screening now, despite the number of “if I’d only caught this in time” stories promoted in the media. Since the mandated jab, I’ve taken delight in coming off all pharmaceuticals even those that are seemingly innocuous being sold at supermarkets.

[@joanschutter5863]

"Most hour-long operations take a lifetime to describe!" 😅

[@AmaranthineLove]

@@hyacinthbarnes4015 May I ask why you stopped mammograms and pap smears?

[@vikker8274]

BTW, this thread of comments tells me I’m not alone. Thank you.

[@7080nik]

You nailed it to a tee Dr. Suneel. I just went to my new Doctor for a yearly physical back in February. He did EXACTLY as you described. Spent most of his time on the laptop. Made almost zero eye contact. Only asked me a couple questions "Did you have a COVID shot yet? NO Never! was my reply. Did you have a colonoscopy yet? Not yet. Then he finally got up from the chair and laptop and listened to my heart and lungs and then pushed in on my stomach. Didnt go over my blood work or do any other checks. I told him I was going to see my urologist for a somewhat elevated PSA. He then said good and that was the end of the yearly physical! Although I am 63, I am in good shape and move very well. I have exercised and ate well all my life. However, you think because of my age, he would have been more thorough. My old Doctor of 30 years, who retired a couple years ago, would give me a more thorough exam when I went to see him for a injury or a bad cold. At my yearly physical, he would check my balance, strength tests, test lungs, check for hernia and prostate and go over every bit of my blood work. I will be looking for a new Doctor.

[@stevevernon5038]

PSA isn't reliable and was never meant to be used to determine the health of your prostate.

[@ca9777]

Good luck in finding a good doctor. Those days are gone.

[@robinmcbride9697]

I stay far far away from all doctors. I cant handle them and most are not this brave in coming forward and admitting this.

[@razahasanovic3723]

My father lived to 95, never took any drugs . Thank you for speaking the truth 🙏🙏

[@MCfact1827]

How did he pass?

[@MCfact1827]

@slimsherman5818 I meant what specifically caused his passing. And since the question wasn't focused towards you or your dad, you had no business jumping in with a bs sarcastic comment .

[@igorkaczmarski7794]

@@MCfact1827 he passed from cancer

[@BruceLee-xn3nn]

95 is long enough. My grandfather will be 91 in December and has outlived all 3 of his wives and 2 of his kids and several others in our family that were younger than him.

[@MCfact1827]

@@igorkaczmarski7794 LOL....how do you know what happened to raza's dad??

[@MaryJane-co3sd]

Oh my goodness! A real doctor that cares about the human condition! GOD BLESS YOU,SIR!

[@michaelcascio6346]

It's everything going to crap. Look no further than Washington D.C.

[@LimitlessThinker]

My great uncle was a surgeon. He told my mother that there were a lot of bad doctors, who don't know what they're doing.

[@ANYTHING-AND-EVERYTHING.]

Myself (wife with heart failure) 2 late teen daughters and several friends have had no jabs, no masks and no tests also, covid not be an issue, all our family and friends who have had jabs seem to have had covid 3 or 4 times plus other ailments and infections. I bet if we had these strange mRNA jabs we would suddenly become as vulnerable as the people who have taken part in this multi billion pound money making experiment...

[@LTPottenger]

Fasting can help a great deal with heart failure and also the autoimmune diseases suddenly cropping up these days. Taurine will also help with heart failure! Some benefits of doing occasional extended fasting: High blood pressure is lowered to normal levels very quickly while fasting. Fibrosis/scarring is reversed over time. Fasting increases nitric oxide release. Fasting restores NAD+ to healthy levels. Vitamin D plasma levels are increased as fasting improves metabolic health, and vitamin D in turn increases autophagy. Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of bacteria, plaques and viruses by the immune system. It will also remove any 'foreign material' like spikes that are not supposed to be there. Whether natural or unnatural in origin.. Blood clotting is reduced and blood clots and arterial plaque are reabsorbed into the body. Reflexes and short term memory are increased. Fasts from 36-96 h increase metabolic rate due to norepinephrine release! After 72 hours or more fasted, your body recycles up to 1/3 of all immune bodies, rejuvenating your entire immune system. Fasting can help with MS, Depression, BPD, Autism and seizures. Thymus is regenerated, which suppresses aging and renews the immune system. The thymus also plays a vital role in fighting cancer. Blood sugar and insulin are lowered when fasting, allowing white blood cells to move more freely throughout the body and do their job. Some viruses activate glycolosis (the release of sugar in the body) and clinically it has been shown that decreasing glucose metabolism in the body weakens the influenza virus. Weight loss from daily caloric restriction has 1/4 to 1/3 of the weight lost as lean tissue while many studies show fat loss from 36 h fasts without losing any lean tissue! The hunger hormone ghrelin also lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting. When you move out of MTOR your body shuts down the building blocks of the cell required for viruses to replicate. What breaks a fast? Anything with protein or carbohydrates in it will break a fast. Most teas and herbs are OK. Most supplements and meds will either break ketosis directly or contain a filler that will. Many meds are dangerous to take while fasting. Does fasting lower testosterone? No, it raises it when the fast is broken by increasing lutenizing hormone. Fasting also increases insulin sensitivity, which helps with muscle building. Fasts of 36-96 will not affect short term female fertility or affect menstrual cycle. They also may increase long term fertility, especially in women with PCOS. Fasting reduces pain and anxiety by stimulating the endocannabinoid system in a similar way to CBD oil. Fasting very quickly reduces leptin resistance, which impairs immune function. One day of fasting can cut your leptin levels in half and gets your immune system working properly again! Stomach acid is reduced over time while fasting and can allow for the healing of treatment resistant ulcers. Some patients may need continued acid reduction medication while fasting. Does the body preferentially prefer glucose as a fuel? No. Except for brief periods of very intense exercise, your body mainly burns fats in the form of free fatty acids. Your brain also prefers to burn ketones at a rate of around 2.5 to 1 when they are available in equal quantity to glucose. Fasting stimulates the AMPK complex and activates autophagy. Autophagy (literally self eating) will cause cells to recycle foreign matter such as viruses and kill cancerous and senescent cells Lowering insulin via fasting virtually eliminates chronic inflammation in the body. It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mitichondrial DNA, leading to improved ATP production and oxygen efficiency. Increased mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism, fighting infection and cancer prevention! Fasting releases BDNF and NGF in the blood which stimulates new nerve and brain cell growth. This can help a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers. When not in ketosis, the brain can only burn carbohydrate, which produces a great deal of damaging ROS the brain has to deal with. Fasting also increases telomere length, negating some of the effects of aging at a cellular level. When you fast, this stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells, destroying them. Senescent cells are responsible for many of the effects of aging and are a root cause of the development of cancer. Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia. Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness or tremors, then simply break the fast and seek advice. 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My channel will always contain an updated version of this list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health topics.

[@alanlafromboise3156]

Exactly right my friend and I feel and do the same!

[@maryhall3722]

Ive worked as a nurse and midwife for over 40 years in the NHS and I have to agree with you. I left in 2017, and saw an incredible downturn in standards of care and training towards the end. My own healthcare needs have escalated in recent years despite excellent diet and self care, and my healthcare encounters during hospital admissions have been a mixed bag of experience. Doctors are no longer medical detectives, mere box tickers and i have had to guide and coax them to persue avenues of enquiry to arrive at a diagnosis withoit getting fobbed off. As for nursing care, i can't bear to go there. Very sad.

[@anitaparks8945]

TRY to Walk in the Shoes of a Nurse !!! WAS a RN for 19yrs,Criminal Work Conditions, Frequent short staffing.....Then came Covid and forced mandatory EXPERIMENTAL HUMAN TRIAL "vaccines"...OR be Shunned by co workers AND FINED for not taking thatcrap !!! WAS a nurse...we are a million nurses short I was reading. 19yrs working under Conditions OFTEN simply dangerous.

[@StarDreamMemories]

👍

[@OhSoddit]

You're right about nursing care. If I ever NEED care again, I'll pay a hooker. They'd probably enjoy the variety, would be no less competent, and might actually give a damn about patient survival.

[@kurtomer1]

If only there was more professional people with the backbone to speak out, than you for your honest appraisal!!!!!!!!!

[@elainethrower9664]

I am absolutely terrified of doctors and hospitals since a traumatic event a few years ago when i visited a doctor for a very inflamed abcess on one of my buttocks. They sent me to hospital saying i needed intravenous antibiotics. I ended up spending 7 weeks in hospital. I had 3 operations within a wek. Nearly died. My adult kids were told i might not make it. Had delirium. Was given a colostomy against my wishes and ended up with PTSD and was denied the therapy that could have helped. I have been virtually housebound and lost all confidence. My oldest son is now my carer. I am so worried because my doctor would still send me to the same hospital where i endured the trauma. If i get ill i try and get well on my own. I felt butchered by the hospital. It sounds severe but that is my state of mind since 2016

[@JudyAiken]

So sorry that happened to you 😢

[@SB-pl8fc]

As a doctor is the US, I'm so glad a colleague said this out loud. I home birthed both of my children because I was more scared of what the doctors and hospital would do to us than the pain. I had easy short labors in a pool in my bathroom with my midwife and husband. Then laid in my own comfortable bed and space for a nap and was up functioning in the house within a few hours. My girls have never seen a hospital. I'm grateful for that. That is the story of home births. The hospital creates an emergency out of a natural process. It was a deliberate smear against midwives and normal natural medication in the 1920s thanks to a certain big influence who created the sickcare system we have today. It's a disgrace as a born healer.

[@OceanFrontVilla3]

My first pregnancy was excellent, however, labour was very long and slow and delivery also. Intervention was necessary and then the baby needed to get to the children's hospital by air ambulance (heart condition). The second labour was similar but the infant was healthy. Third one was at a birthing centre also long and slow with the OR down the hall if necessary. I'd never ever have a baby at home, there are great doctors and programs available if you look.

[@PeCo333]

Home births are healthy for mother and baby. As well as breastfeeding.

[@XOChristianaNicole]

@@OceanFrontVilla3- Your cases, a hospital was necessary. Makes sense you would go. If it is not necessary - why go? Doesn’t make a lick of sense - just because there are “good doctors if you look around.” What does it matter, if it isn’t necessary?

[@debihester7284]

Sometimes we do need a C section, I did. But far more people would be safe overall, with home births

[@commonsense6967]

@@debihester7284Yes, and a lot of us end up with C-Sections because our doctors wanted to get home to watch the Superbowl, or otherwise just didn't want to wait. (That was my first birth.)

[@hayleymort5906]

I am a nurse in the ER in Canada. Can’t agree with you more!!!! Love you!

[@LindaLinda-ld8lx]

ICU nurse in Toronto as well

[@melissas5816]

You are certainly one in a million. The whole system is crooked. Thank you for your honesty ❣️🙏🏻

[@steve-r-collier]

too right mate..never seen a doctor in 40 years,heal thyself

[@dorothydonahue4604]

I have the same philosophy. never go to a doctor ( I am 79) take a few supplements that are well researched and never get sick. I have seen too many friends and family fall into the health care trap and it doesn't end well. thanks for the honest information you provide

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

As a retired RN, this has been my lifelong philosophy and practice. I worked ER because I could actually do some good there in caring for trauma victims. But I personally have avoided doctors as much as humanly possible. I am 76, take no drugs and am healthy as a horse. A lot of this is due to good genetics and taking care of my health all by myself.

[@namiesnaturals3557]

My foreign mother in law said to me while kids r growing they need nutrition food to build health for long life. They can eat what ever after 18.

[@johnnyyuma4194]

@@namiesnaturals3557 NO eat right from the cradle to the grave and breast feed babies as a mother you eat right to nourish the baby.

[@smd4646]

I could have written this as its me exactly at 76!

[@seadragon1456]

How do you feel about the injections that start at birth and continue consistently until kindergarten?

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

@@seadragon1456 I nearly died from whooping cough (pertussis) as an infant, before childhood vaccines were available. I have seen other babies die or nearly die when they did not get this vaccine. So that is one vaccine I would give a baby. I think parents should research and choose the best options for each scenario. Some vaccines are likely unnecessary. Others are crucial. Some kids are healthy, others are not. We need more genuine research and more attention to vaccines that are as purified as humanly possible. And make them all non-profit.

[@maidmarion2976]

I went on a cruise recently and talked to lots of fellow passengers. All without exception were on 8 or 9 drugs. It was truly shocking. They didn’t question their health at all. Lots were very overweight but even fairly slim ones were taking drugs.

[@Automedon2]

I'm an outreach worker for people with mild developmental disability. They live independently. Every single person I see is on multiple drugs and you wouldn't believe the number of appointments they get scheduled. It's paid for by medicaid, so the sky is the limit. Sometimes there are 7 or 8 people in the waiting room an hour before closing. They crank them through, refill their scripts and schedule a new appointment. 5 minutes, tops.

[@rogerledlow4970]

That’s exactly what happened to me a while back when I went to a new doctor who had taken over the practice of my old doctor who retired. She wouldn’t even look at me. She was a robot. Ordered a bunch of ridiculous tests that my insurance didn’t cover and ran up a bunch of bills. All for no Chief complaint. I’m done with the “annual physical” BS.

[@barbaraflanagan5632]

I am an RN and couldn't agree more. I so appreciate you and your willingness to share your thoughts. I also appreciate and respect the MDs I have worked with over the years. They are good, hard working people. They are under the gun professionally and I have seen them order more tests and more drugs than I ever thought necessary. Take care of yourself. Maximize your lifestyle choices every day. Accept responsibility for your own health. Count on doctors for emergencies only. That's when they shine.

[@jjlepepe5875]

Went to my doctor today. I also avoid them like the plague BUT they refused to refill anymore medicine for a chronic condition. I avoid unnecessary meds but this one is absolutely essential. My doctor was wearing the tightest fitting mask I've ever seen. I could barely look at her. About a year or so ago she told me that doctors were going to probably wear them indefinitely. On her pin, she had a rainbow sticker (she's straight). Practically every 5 feet, there were anti gun posters. This is new. It was bizarre. The parking lot also has several parking spots for "low emission vehicles." Gotta wonder where their priorities lie. Then again, not really. I also asked about getting tested for MCAS. I provided a list of tests that were suggested through my research. She said she wouldn't even know how to order the tests. Two out of the 7 or so included histamine & prostaglandin. She couldn't order these???

[@thisisme3238]

Thank you Dr. Dhand for your honesty as a health care doctor. It's so "refreshing" to hear a REAL DOCTOR speak about healthcare, instead of most of the doctors in now days,,,trying to get as many people seen as possible, in as little time as possible to simply make more 💰. We all appreciate you as not one of those "money hungry" physicians, thank you. 👍🥰♥️

[@jenniferpetti859]

My mother was obsessed with going to doctors and always getting her blood pressure checked,,she also smoked and ate everything fried and took a ton of prescriptions drugs..She dropped dead while making a cup of tea at the stove at 71..She didn’t take care of herself and relied on doctors all the time

[@2bbossfree]

For the first 50+ years of my life, I really didn't go to the doctor except for PAP smears. Then menopause hit and I gained weight and felt brain fog and had pain in all my joints. I was diagnosed with high BP and prediabetes and arthritis. Now I'm 65 and go to the doctor as few times as I can. I'm off of all my meds now--BP, metformin, pain meds which all happened in the years after "menopause" hit. I tried, 5 different docs and they all wanted to know if I was depressed--5 times per visit (Well, a number of people in my circle died, so yes. I'm depressed, but not clinically so) They kept asking and pushing all the drugs and v's. I've come to the conclusion that there are no docs who actually listen. I lost 60 pounds and am off of all my meds with keto. I lost the 5th doc when he insisted I take statins. NOPE. I still need to fix my sleep and adrenals, but other than that, I'm pretty healthy now. If I'm in car accident, or break a bone, I'll go to the doctor. Otherwise, NOPE.

[@damnyankeesdaughter5427]

I’m in the US, I was very disappointed when more medical professionals didn’t stand and say no to the masks,shots, etc. At my orthopedic recheck from a spinal fusion 3 years ago they had people in walkers and braces standing in the waiting room because they weren’t allowed to sit because of social distancing crap. 😡

[@Joy31608]

You nailed it Dr. Dhand !! I just had a “physical” where she didn’t answer my questions, ordered labs without any explanation and spent the whole time looking at me from across the room!! I am DONE!!

[@drsuneeldhand]

It’s so sad isn’t it!

[@helena20000]

​@@drsuneeldhand🙏Dr. Suneel Dhand🤗