You Get to Fire Your Doctor
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We have more tools, more information and more knowledge about health than any generation before us. So why are we sicker than ever?
This one’s Mel’s world, with Chris asking the questions. And the thing we kept coming back to is simple: what’s common isn’t the same as what’s normal. Most of us stopped noticing the difference a long time ago.
There’s the doctor’s visit that sent a brand-new mom out of the office in tears, and the afternoon our son looked at his own dad like a stranger — and the doctor who decided it was Dad’s fault for traveling. What a food executive admitted happens to ketchup a little more every single year. And why the “health freak” of the family still keeps chips in the pantry and never misses pizza Friday.
We don’t have it all figured out. One of us thought gluten-free was nonsense right up until a Chipotle wrap proved otherwise.
Pull up a chair.
The question we leave on the table: What’s something everyone around you treats as normal that you’ve quietly stopped accepting?