However, I disagree with her when she says “don’t get hung up on the corruption”. I’ve been drawing boundaries for years…birthing at home because it’s not a medical condition, saying no to vaccines, seeing private doctors, being responsible for my own health, knowing who’s funding medical information, etc. But our health care system is just getting worse and I don’t think turning a blind eye is the right thing to do. As Margaret Moore (previous podcast guest) says “Wellness and economics are now intertwined. The next financial crisis, tenfold larger than the one we are in now, will be caused by healthcare costs related to preventable diseases. It has begun – Starbucks spends more on employee healthcare than coffee.” And in light of the recent Supreme Court decision, things are just going to get worse. We need to not only take charge of our own health, but take charge of what goes on in our state and federal governments and in our economy.

One question: you call it the “Integrated Medicine Myth.” What would it look like if it really WERE integrated? What would that kind of health system offer?

Once again, thanks for the article. I’ve linked to it on my blog.