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really enjoying fiction again thanks to this book :) i think this book is hitting home with why i loved Critchon's The Terminal Man when i was in grade school :)

intro xvii

been awhile since i've been this absorbed by a book! section 1 builds a case for the democratization of medicine. He shares history of the doctor/patient relationship. He draws a parallel of the impact of the printing press & smartphone. Concludes with a debate around whether anyone (eg. FDA) should intervene with your right to have access to data (eg. yr genomes) to help you make informed decisions around yr health

tried to give this book the benefit of the doubt due to his success w so many people - it seems waaaay too diet-focused which I've come to the conclusion over the past 4 years is *not* the root of what I'm dealing with. not a program for me right now and creating room to complete "The Patient Will See You Now" which is more in alignment with how I'm going about my recovery.

Do you have the discipline to be a free spirit?

skimmed the book once & now completing exercises. on Lifeline Discovery. pls contact me if you're working on yr personal canvas, interested in starting, or already complete w the process!