It's Not Disease — It's Modifiable Risk Factors
Brekca reveals that most people don't die from incurable diseases, but from preventable, modifiable risk factors like nutrient deficiencies and poor lifestyle choices that go undiagnosed.
- People die not from disease itself, but from modifiable risk factors.
- He could have added 7 years to patients' healthspan if allowed to intervene.
- Life insurance data shows predictable patterns in mortality.
- Most 'genetic' diseases are actually nutrient deficiencies in disguise.
“The reason why people were not living longer, healthier, happier lives was not pathology, was not disease... it was for things that we called modifiable…”