The false promises of Bryan Johnson and Functional Medicine | The Bryan Johnson "Hit Piece". Surprising revelations in the New York Times put Johnson's integrity into question | Scott Carney Video

[Michael Harrop]

He talks about bad outcomes from overconfident doctors, and how both the extreme ends of poor & rich have the worst outcomes. He also says that the most reputable hospitals get their high reputation from doing research, but that doesn't mean you'll get a better outcome from them.

Sometimes knowing too much about your body is a recipe for disaster. In this video I explore how the promise of functional medicine--that we can test our way to optimal health--can lead to unnecessary medical procedures and, in some cases, even death. I also examine three ways that rich people shorten their lifespans by seeking out what they believe is the best care possible.

Featured in this video:
Adam Rodman MD
Kian Modanlou MD
Rohin Francis MD ‪

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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWAWvcOPbb0


The second one is on Substack:

The Bryan Johnson "Hit Piece". Surprising revelations in the New York Times puts Johnson's integrity into question.
https://sgcarney.substack.com/p/the-bryan-johnson-hit-piece

He notes that the NYT used to be a much better source but he now avoids it. He says they wanted him to lie to protect the pharmaceutical industry.