Topic: Preventative Care

2 chapters across the catalog

Healthcare is identified as the leading cause of bankruptcy in America and the primary strain on the federal budget. Brigham Bueller argues that 87% of chronic diseases are preventable through proactive and predictive care. The current model is described as a "band-aid" system that maintains sickness for profit rather than fostering a healthy population.

Insurance companies are accused of obstructing doctors from performing comprehensive blood work to prevent the discovery of root causes for illness. Brigham Bueller compares health insurance to car insurance, noting it should be for emergencies, not routine maintenance. He encourages individuals to take "sovereignty and autonomy" over their health by seeking diagnostics outside the traditional insurance model.