The Joe Rogan Experience - #2079 - Brigham Buhler

Brigham Buhler is the founder of Ways2Well, a functional and regenerative care clinic, and a cofounder of its sister company, ReviveRx: a pharmacy focusing on health, wellness, and restorative medicine.https://www.ways2well.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Duration: 2h 21m
Broadcast on: 27 Dec 2023
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[MUSIC] >> The Joe Rogan, experience. >> Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day. [MUSIC] >> What's up, man? >> We're back, we're back, let's crack in. >> Same stuff, new day. >> Yeah, sort of, the war on peptides is going on right now. >> It is. >> This is interesting. >> To explain it is going to take a little bit of time, but I'd love to dig into it because- >> Yeah, let's explain it because there is no reason why they would be banning these things other than for their own profit. >> You got it, you get the gist of it. >> That's the only reason. >> So there is no danger that these things are causing, there's no public health concern, there's no people dropping dead. But meanwhile, people are dropping dead from the ones that they have sanctioned. >> Yeah, and so I like to tell people what you're seeing is a symptom of a disease. And the same thing we do in health care. We don't talk about the symptoms, we don't treat this, we unfortunately do treat the symptom, and not the root cause of the disease. And so to diagnose what the real issue is, we've got to dig a little deeper into the history and what's going on there. And it's a pretty insidious disease, and it's spread throughout all of the government. And that disease is private industry and it's influence on the federal government and the decisions they make. And we're going to talk a little bit about large language models later in the future of what I think health care is. But one of the critiques of large language models is it's only as good as the data you put in. And I would argue that humanity is no different. It is only as good as the data that you put in. And so if the federal government and the FDA is going to allow an open door policy with big pharma, they're going to come to the conclusions and decisions and policies that benefit big pharma. And so if we take a little walk through history, you'll see time and time again how this has happened. So I'm going to jump way back first, if you're good with this. So you go way back. There was a small little company that reached out to the third Reich and said, "Hey, we need 150 participants for our clinical trial." The Nazi regime shipped 150 healthy Jewish women to this pharmaceutical company to test its products. Literally within six months, there's letters back to the third Reich from this pharmaceutical company saying, "Thank you so much for your cooperation." The women arrived in great health and work in order. Unfortunately, none of them made it through the initial phases of our trial. They killed 150 women. We kindly request that you send us another 150 women. That little company became Bayer, which is now a mega pharmaceutical company. And I say that because right, that was the 50s. It would have changed by now. That was forever ago, right? The world's a different place. We would never allow that today. Jump Forward post World War II. I talked about this on RFK's podcast. Eisenhower had that... Can I apologize? You said it was the 50s. It couldn't have been the 40s.

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