Corpus evidence — top 10 passages

Most-relevant passages from the entire indexed corpus (67,286 paragraph chunks across YouTube transcripts, PubMed, arXiv, archive.org, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, OpenAlex, and more) ranked by semantic similarity (bge-small-en-v1.5).

1. 01 · _intake0.958

   > so if you're using a tool that doesn't measure accurately like when somebody is 86 87% the doctor is trained from medical school and residency oh we need to do something for their breathing because they can't breathe well and what did they default to the first thing they did is they put oxygen masks on or nasal canulas and what did I just tell you your body has amazing wisdom in it get out of its way and let it do its own thing you don't need to do any [ __ ] to create a problem

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2. 02 · yt0.784

   Turns out that oxygen at really, really high concentrations is really bad. Now, I'll give you number two that you may not know because you're not a doctor. Any doctor knows about this deed called this disease called ARDS. ARDS was it's called acute respiratory distress syndrome. Uh that's what most people died from in COVID. So when we gave or we give people with ARDS uh endotrachial tube and we deliver an FIO2 which is oxygen at a higher level. Why do doctors do that? Because they use a pulse ox to see what your oxygen level is. They're taught what the biochemist tells them that if your SAT r…

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3. 03 · yt0.763

   So, that way when we shocked the heart when before the chest was closed, that the patient's heart started beating and everything was fine. And you know, at that time we're using ridiculous hypothermic, you know, um anesthesia technique at that time. This is back in the mid early to mid 90s. We don't do the surgery that way anymore. I mean, this is the reason why this is a lost art. But the reason I bring this story to you as a an internal medicine doctor, I want you to know it wasn't that long ago that doctors were basically doing this stuff and our patients truly were like being in a physiolo…

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4. 04 · _intake0.759

   As doctors, our medical training in school and residency really focuses in on **HOW** we do things and **WHAT** we trying to help you with. We spend very little time explaining **WHY** we do what we do for patients. This may seem trivial to you now, but it is critical to understanding why patients often get frustrated with us, physicians.

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5. 05 · _intake0.756

   This is why I support your quest Doc. Because you are aware of and willing to expose and discuss many of the most frustrating truths about our sadly 'broken' medical system. If most Docs are scared to do this (directly oppose standard protocol in the name of a greater vision) then why are you able to freely do so?

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6. 06 · yt0.754

   And even though they're able to talk to you and they're conscious, you are being trained by an algorithm in medicine from critical care. So, I had them put on a different pulse ox. And I said, "Take a look at this." I said, "You guys all learned in third year medical school that people who have COPD, you know, if you give them oxygen, you decrease their drive to breathe." I said, "What do you know about methemoglobinemia?" And all of them looked at me. And I said, "Just so you know, every single person here has it. And you may not know this, but when you get a viral infection, it actually caus…

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7. 07 · _intake0.753

   One day I opened a book and looked up the derivation of the word “doctor”. “Doctor” comes from the latin meaning ‘DOCERE’ to teach. When I saw that, I was shocked. I was not taught to teach, I was taught to heal the ill. Then I decided to look up the word, “surgeon”. I found it meant to heal by working or done by the hands. This made some sense to me. I recalled the mantra in my residency, see one, teach one, do one. The reference to teaching was to another physician and not a patient. Moreover, this was a surgical mantra not a medical mantra. Doctors and surgeons are supposed to be teachers f…

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8. 08 · _intake0.749

   I want to take you back to the “**WHY**” I originally mentioned. I have often wondered why we seem to get results in medicine and surgery that are often unexpected. I must explain to patients what happened when things do not go as planned. In medical school and residency training, we spend an unbelievable amount of time learning “*how*” to figure “*what*” to do and the methods that entail, but very little time focusing in “*why*” we are doing it. When we enter into the private practice of medicine we meet a legion of new faces — referring physicians who send us their patients to perform what w…

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9. 09 · _intake0.747

   We do not produce anything worthwhile in medicine today. So it raises the interesting question, how does productivity measures relate to being a physician or a patient in 2018?? I do not think they relate to anything worthwhile in any circumstance. This meme was created by consultants from the business world that hospitals have used to usurp power from physicians. It is an apples to oranges comparison. Physicians work with individuals to diagnosis, prevent, treat, and hopefully improve both longevity and quality of life.

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10. 10 · yt0.747

    So, you're making their the hypoxia worse, and it happens in wherever the electrical resistance is worse in people. So, for obesity, where is that? It's in the olfactory receptors and the HPA axis. That's why it happens. Now, say if the target of the electrical resistance problem is in the habenular nucleus, then we get crazy people. We get anorexia and stuff like that. you get not only anorexia, but you can get um bipolar disorder, you can get depression, you can get schizophrenia. And people don't realize where this biophysical paramagnetic toggle switch occurs. Destroys the heteroplasmy rat…

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