In this lesson's episode, discover why more people are turning to herbals and Eastern medicine over conventional Western healthcare.

Learn why a lack of trust in corporate medicine drives patients toward alternative treatments.

Understand how diminished doctor-patient interaction fuels this shift

and uncover the potential of population-based care models to realign incentives and improve outcomes.

Music based care models to realign incentives and improve outcomes.

It actually seems just very, very anecdotally, without the data to back it up, just through casual conversations, it seems like

more people are trying herbal and Eastern medicine and all of these things that don't seem to be

Western. And it's so interesting because I think there's cultures that seem to default to

Eastern medicine or herbal medicine.

I mean, I'll give you an example.

Growing up, I didn't, it was just regular drugs.

I don't even know how else to describe it.

It's just like Western medicine and doctors and prescriptions and antibiotics and anything

else.

And then so my better half, she's a couple different things, so, so my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, my, she's, she's, she's a couple

different things, but, uh, her mother is, uh, Jewish, is really, um, and her dad is Russian.

And she has tried so many different herbal things to get better.

And when she's sick, the default is herbal this or herbal that or try the, and there was

like a Chinese doctor that she went to go see one time.

I'm like, I don't understand any of this.

Isn't from my world or what I knew growing up.

So I feel like, and maybe just because I have proximity to it, but I also hear it in

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