Right? Imo she is basically monetizing her (apparent) ED. Sad af. And telling impressionable folks that it's "healthy". Smh

​@@hatake1990 what's ED?

@@Paradox-Casper eating disorder

@@Paradox-Caspereating disorder. Examples of eating disorders is binge eating or starving urself

@@mr.michealjackson2209 yep, thanks.

You know it's really bad when Dr. Mike gets mad enough to cuss!

@@Roguefem76 yepp idk why this comment so long but eh ok dis da end

Well I wouldn't call it quickly. This company is operating for more than six years

Goop is Medical Beeewoop!!!🤣😂🤣

Gwyneth Paltrow should face legal repercussions for promoting these scam products that could ACTUALLY DO HARM!!!

“hospitals charge alot of money and treat your illness...its so unfair!!!!!! why dont you buy our products that do nothing at best so that we are the ones that profit instead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

A true natural doctor will tell you that you can buy your own herbs for dirt cheap and easily make your own remedies that work WITH your body to heal, and doesn’t destroy your organs and microbiome and immunity like pharmaceuticals. God put every single thing naturally on this earth already for our healing! No toxic chemicals necessary.

Why do you have to pay for healthcare. And why is it so expensive. Like obviously Americans are going to try the cheaper option first or just not wreck their lives by going to the hospital because they broke their arm and now they got to live in debt for the rest of their life

yeah both are true.

Nailed it

What if you're in the pool that uses ozone for disinfection and accidentally swallow some water while swimming?

Oof, I've had one, and I don't want any more. Granted, my periods are more painful, and my migraines are more painful than even those, but I don't need more added pain on top of those. And if your kidney stones are more painful than mine was, glad your doc is helping! In my 20s, I had a doc tell me that I was wrong about my migraine symptoms, and that I was actually experiencing other symptoms (that I wasn't experiencing at all), so I stopped going to him. He'd been seeing me for migraines since I was 9! He knew my symptoms!

Kidney stones are no joke. My daughter suffered from abdominal pain from the time she was about 8. The doctor diagnosed her with "stress related anxiety", which under the circumstances, was a fair diagnoses to make. However, years later when she was 14, she started missing periods. The doctor wouldn't listen to me as I asked for endometriosis and PCOS testing. Finally, a year later, they sent her off for extensive testing. The radiologist was astounded at how many eggs were stuck to her ovary walls - she had PCOS. All those years we could have been more prepared. Now, she's on the pill and has no pain at all. Remember guys - birth control is used for more than birth control!

​@@jacquelynsmith2351 qx1wxdr43r3cexf

I'm so sorry to hear that. Kidney stones are so incredibly painful and it's awful that you weren't taken seriously. Thanks for telling your story. Awareness is one of the steps on the path to improvement

Oof. I've had a couple and look, I have other chronic pains, migraines and aches, so youd think I would be used to pain, but kidney stones were on another level. And I've only had fairly small ones.

People's ignorance too, we saw how quick people are to trust unanimous sources online over actual professionals throughout the COVID outbreak.

Abuse of what??

@@canesugar911 emotional abuse

@@canesugar911 Abuse of power

@@Ghostkiller__166 i think you should Google what emotional abuse means.

She didn't get the proper protection? ahahahahahaaha

@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744….

You parents should have used “proper protection”. Then we wouldn’t have to read your nonsense.

@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744 Omgosh you’re laughing at her comment BUT you didn’t even understand what she meant. Her cousin is a NURSE, meaning at the hospital, while she was WORKING, she wasn’t wearing all the proper clothing + gear and therefore made it much easier for her to catch COVID bc she was working in a hospital where soooooo many sick people went. She wasn’t being a Covid Karen-she was just saying she is a nurse and exposed to it so much more than the average person.

@@michelleblake6597 proper protection like what.. a hazmat suit? Nobody stopped her from getting anything else she might have wanted to use. And all of the nurses got Covid whether they had N95's or not. Go ask nurses how many of them never got covid and then come back and tell me how smart you are.

This literally happened to me with a family member and cancer. Could’ve been a surgery and one round of chemo. She chose “herbal medication” and went from stage 2 to 4. She passed 3 years ago.

That’s awful and I bet this happens more often than we even know. People like gwyneth are dangerous and it’s scary how she can do this without any oversight.

I'm a hospice nurse and have lost track of the number of people who end up being referred straight to us from the oncologist because they went with "natural" crap remedies for cancers that were caught early and could have been cured. It's so sad

​@@melaninmonroe007 My sister in law did the same thing. The cancer made her waste away to skin and bones before passing away. The family was so sad as she wasn't even 50.

My sister did the same thing. Tens of thousands of dollars, and died before 50.

He's not interested in your well being. Get real. Granted Gwyneth is selling snake oil. But Big Pharma is not trying to cure you, they are trying to treat you indefinitely. And Dr. Mike makes his money peddling the establishment narrative. He will always tell you what Big Pharma wants him to tell you. He never tells you that most of what ails you can be fixed by exercising, cutting calories, sleeping better, and taking good quality vitamins/supplements like Vitamin D.

Me too. I am a very logical person and when people started telling about magna waving and supplements instead of treatment I fell off the ledge. Some were even close friends! I told them either stop with the BS or lose my number.

Tell me about it. I also got told similar things - that I didn't need treatment, I just needed to *think* that I will be ok and it will vanish. My favorite was when my aunt told me that "there is no point in doing chemo and getting all those chemicals in your body. You will die and go to Jesus, and that is ok". Mind you, I was 15. It was the only time my dad actually kicked someone out of the house. People are insane.

I'm so happy to hear that you prioritized your own health over what some of those around you were saying, and found a treatment that actually worked for you. I'm glad your health didn't suffer as a result of "peer pressure", and that you're doing better now. Wishing you the best!

if you give me a list of names, I’ll throat punch them for you

feel bad for you, when you see something online make sure you fact check it before you ruins your mental/physical health.

I feel so bad, that is insanely unexceptable.

I was diagnosed at 20, but I don't blame doctors too much because for a while I didn't seek help as my symptoms didn't bother me too much. But I do think my pediatrician should have noticed stunted growth as a kid.

Ah the healthcare industry letting people down again

Was it at least in your lower left or right quadrant? Sometimes the middle? Or were they telling you upper abdomen pain was your period? Malpractice is real and patients have rights.

That must have been scary 😢. I am so sorry that happened to you.

👏👏perfectly said

If he only kept the same energy for the “vaccine” that wasn’t one

Sometimes you have to go on the offensive even in a defensive war.

​@@whateverwhocares3805 made me think of my homeland - Ukraine ❤

I think I know the ones you mean and I posted a comment asking for whether there was research showing they were effective in managing ADHD (as was implied by the ad). There was no answer 🤔

When my autistic kids were little, many parents told me to give them charcoal tablets in order to get rid of "the toxins and metals" in their systems. Nope.

@@pollyrg97 As someone with both (ADHD and anxiety) I can assure you those things will only help in the placebo effect way. That said, stickers are sometimes helpful in planners. Especially those motivational ones. I like to put some sticky notes on my walls from time to time with motivational quotes or reminders. They help me. But as therapists often say: not all ADHD are the same. We are all different

Stickers to reduce anxiety? How tf would that even work

We have a son that can get anxious in certain group settings. We've used sticker books and pieces of paper and let him play with them off to the side until he feels ready to join the group. I wouldn't think to call it a therapy just because he likes to sometimes put the stickers on his arm or on some of our clothes.

You can’t throw out all of these treatment that just as absurd as accepting them all.

@@MeredithNFiori If it has zero backing and factual evidence. Then yes. Especially since the company isn't even trying to back up their claims.

@@MeredithNFiori You can when there's no scientific backing proving they work or there's scientific evidence they don't or are dangerous

I agree with your message here, but I feel that you are leveraging your not-so-great position as a way to pass judgement without anyone questioning you. I mean, it would have you labeled as a cripple hater, disgusting person, etc. This isn’t cool, and while we are on the same wavelength, bringing your own problems into play to guilt trip people into not disagreeing is the highest form of pettiness.

​@@tylerterwilligar4153 I'm genuinely confused by your comment. They're not guilt tripping anyone, they're simply establishing that they are the type of vulnerable person desperate to get better that selfish and greedy frauds specifically target, that they know firsthand how fustrating it is to be lied to about something with so much impact on a person's life. How and what could anyone possibly disagree with them on ? On wether or not it is discusting to use people's vulnerability to scam them ? On wether or not the organisation in question is a fraud ? Also, what "would have them labelled as cripple hater, discusting person" ?

Fr

How did you get your comment so thick?

@@hulda4ever *I'll show you* Put these little ** stars at the start and end of your sentence, without a space

**hi**

Other people have, but his starting with why what she's doing is not only an issue but predatory was the best move. Tons of people defend it with "if people choose to buy it, then it's their problem" when she's just a predator attacking the prey with a limp leg. Companies like this rely on the insecurities of smaller groups and the lack of empathy from the larger, less affected ones. Most just make fun of it in a way that also makes fun of the people who fall for the scams. The scams that are backed by "I'm super relatable and wholesome" celebrities, have millions of dollars invested into them, and whole teams running them with the goal of fleecing vulnerable people.

I have had severe social anxiety and depression for over 14 years, at least 8 or 9 of them lost completely to mainly depression. You really put the nail on the head. Especially in a lot of communities where people tend to act like "pulling yourself up by the bootstraps" is normal and healthy (which it obviously isn't, in any way, shape, or form!). And so they prey on people who would need actual help but have been taught to not seek it. It's disgusting.

@Beclos Bird My cousin essentially gave me that 'talk' today.. just get going, move on. I'm 50 & have had largely untreated chronic (serious) health problems for around 20 yrs now. By the time I was 25, I'd lost almost everyone I'd ever been close to or loved except my best friend (who I lost at 31) & my mom (who passed in 2019). I took care of a dear friend after my mom passed & lost her in 2020. Met my soulmate in Oct that yr. Lost another person in 2021. Then last yr lost my car, my home of 22 yrs and all my animals.. in 1 effing yr. Since Aug '22, I've been in a cramped bedroom at my Aunt's (never been close to), existing out of a few boxes & bags (I lost 90% of everything I'd ever owned & everything my mom owned). When my soulmate lost his mom last yr he withdrew & the relationship is all but lost (I'm in the US & he's in England & we never even got a chance to touch one another). My cousin remarked, "we gave you 2, then 3, months to get over things & pull yourself together & you haven't.. you won't." If you haven't gone without.. If you haven't lost everything.. If you haven't been totally wiped out financially.. If you haven't been broken in every way, then you cannot 'know' how to give advice & certainly shouldn't judge whether someone just doesn't have enough 'will' to 'make things happen'. And, she did this on the 25th anniversary of my dad's death no less.

​@@crystalrainfeather I just want to say that I'm so sorry for the abundance of loss you've experienced over the recent years. No one should have to endure what you have, and it's okay and normal to feel sad, especially after such tough life events. I hope that you are able to seek therapy -- someone who is good at talk and cognitive behavioral therapy might really benefit you. I know I'm just a stranger on the in internet, but I truly wish nothing but good things for you from here on out. ❤

Thats how it has been for thousands of years .. check any religion. Any system dont like smart people because you cannot control smart people, only the stupid ones, weak ones, damaged ones. One of the reason why there are so many fake marriages etc. Especially women going into marriage only to obtain some wealth .. same principle. When you love someone you are vulnerable, its leap of faith, but so many people take advantage of it. How many people are punished for it? Almost none .. the reward for taking advantage of someone is way bigger than the risk.

@Dynight Thank you very much. Atm, therapy isn't an option because of lack of money & an issue with the Aunt I'm staying with refusing to allow me to give any of her financial info to a free clinic so I can seek medical & mental resources. (She doesn't have much, so I don't think it would affect her at all, but.. not my place to insist anything. I'm still clinging to hope for good things & a way to change my circumstances. Your kindness & time to reply means a lot.

When I was 11 my i had acute appendicitis. My mom took me to the regular doctors and then the next day to the hospital. Did a CT scan and everything. Both places told me it was period pain - because of my age they thought I couldn’t handle it I guess. My appendix ruptured - my mom followed her gut and days after this all started took me to a 3rd hospital where the physician finally diagnosed it after it was ruptured. I was in the hospital for like 2 weeks. So fucked up.

So many potential lawsuits in the comments section

@@Cottagewitchcraftco That makes me feel lucky the first place I went diagnosed me correctly

sad story but stop the cap with the attack part

@@Sergio-wm5du Why? Having the urge to attack is normal in a situation like this lol

He never said gullible.

@@barryjenkinson9152nobody said he did?

Sadly it's nothing more than being ignorant like he is saying. You choose not to believe the negatives and stay ignorant your whole life. Meanwhile there's me that says things like the seeds on the outside of a strawberry are actually the fruit. And we just call them seeds because we're ignorant

All that does is make you orange. A friend in elementary school had a mom that did that to lose weight. I have never ever seen that color her skin turned in real life before.

@@txlivin7819 😂😂

@@txlivin7819 you are what you, uh, drink?

​@@txlivin7819 you can actually cause organ damage by overdosing on vitamin C. They used to think your body could just filter it out at any level but then, nope. 🥕

I once went to a seminar where a woman tried to tell me she cured her father's cancer with dandelion root. 😵

Even my mom’s friend who is a homeopathic practitioner said to mh mom “there’s a time for homeopathy and this isn’t it”. She said it’s good as a support but not to replace medicine. And insisted my mom get chemo.

@@Mama_Bear524 CHEMO IS WORSE, IT DESTROYS THE BODY AND KILLS FASTER!!

Same. A friend died from breast cancer because she tried alternative treatments for way too long. Then when it had metastasized, she went for traditional medicine but it was too late.

there are even more people who die from “the non-natural way”. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Exactly the same here 😢 she went to a herb specialist instead and unfortunately passed away

Sue or file a complaint if you want change

I ended up with gestational hypertension at the end of my pregnancy. But my doctor ignored my symptoms for 2 months. It took an ULTRASOUND TECH to say, hey, I think you should go to the ER. Within the next 24hrs after that I was diagnosed, induced, and had my baby with a different doctor. All the while my other doctor was rolling her eyes. She came in later and was like "Wow, you proved me wrong at every turn!" And I just said in my head, wouldn’t have if you just. Freaking. Listened. Even when pregnant, they refuse to understand

Because she has the money and the influence

She's got the complexion for protection

FACTS!!!!

Unfortunately, you can get away with almost anything when you’re rich

Because this type of shit, as well as "nutritional or health supplements" have very little regulations on them, most of them will never get cracked down on as long as they don't make blatantly unproven health claims.

You need a new Dr

ape together strong

@@tardonator 🤣

Not sure what being women has to do with it. No one should exploit others for money. It's not somehow more reprehensible because she's targeting women.

@@HolyMithexactly, people always say to stop discrimination between gender but then specifically call it out when it’s not relevant. Does this imply that if a man scammed a woman it’s ok? What if a man scammed another man? It’s such a stupid way of thinking, scam is scam.

​@@cheddarsunchipsyes8144 I pretty much agree with your sentiments, but I understand where people come from in saying these things. Until I started birth control, my periods were literally the worst pain in my life. I had times where I could barely stand up, barely had the energy to do anything. Now, I understand men not being able to fully understand the pain because they literally can't experience it. But I had a female cousin who constantly made it out like I was attention seeking, and was trying to give me "advice" that didn't actually help. It feels like such a betrayal when someone of the same biological sex puts down others and spreads misinformation that can potentially cause harm to yourself and others of the same sex. I'm from the southern US and sexism is still very much a thing here. To a lot of women, it's important to band together, support, and advocate for each other because there are plenty of men that won't help us. You're totally right in that a scam is equally wrong, regardless of gender. I feel OP's comment is more directed at that feeling of betrayal.

This exactly!!

This is the same mentality that leads people to their doom. Those people are so friendly. Pretty sure her neighbour is just as friendly and a lot saner.

I'd quit asap. That's fuking pathetic. Definitely a woman response

"swept away with the idea of promoting her business and being connected with a celebrity" that's... how cults work. Leader's charisma and vague ideas, unnaturally friendly demeanor (love bombing) that WILL change to hostility if you don't toe the line.

Your boss is Flying Monkey. Psycho and Narc enablers.

@saeveth I am so sorry for all that you've gone through. Whenever possible, bring someone to advocate for you. Make sure you add them to the HIPAA section as you're filling out information. Include their name, relation to you, their phone number and to what you are granting them access. I write (or upload depending on the forms): "I grant [person's name] permission to access all of my records including all of my test results, doctor's notes, nurse's notes, tech notes, films. Furthermore, [person's name] may speak to [specific doctor, imaging center or hospital] on my behalf to ask questions and receive full answers with no details withheld. This permission is to remain in effect unless and until I retract permission in writing." I then print, sign and date the form. Try to keep records in an easy-to-access format. For years, I kept all of my records in hard copy form only. I still present a hard copy of my present meds, doses, prescribing doctors, diagnoses, when diagnoses were made, symptoms, drug allergies, discontinued meds with reasons for discontinuing those meds under doctor's care. I include the name, address and phone number of my GP and my specialists. I include my pharmacy name, address and phone number. I include a photocopy of the front and back of my insurance card. The vaccinations that I've had in the last several years including the dates are included. Finally, at the top (under my name, address, insurance company + ID number), I note the reason for my visit (symptoms), the name, number and the relationship of 2 emergency contacts. My doctors have each told me that by reviewing this information and being able to scan it into my file, they've been able to get to testing and diagnosis faster. From time to time, I update this document so, if there's an emergency, I or someone else can quickly print copies for doctors, EMTs and my advocate. I have similar documents for both of my parents. This helped a lot during the height of COVID when no one was allowed to accompany my dad to the ER. The ER doctor who called was able to confirm the info in the document that was sent along with my dad to the ER and testing and treatment started right away. My goals with these documents are to reduce wasted time, reduce the chance of medical errors, and make it clear in a non-aggresive way that I know how to advocate for my family (and they know how to advocate for me). I've been misdiagnosed and I am disabled due to a surgeon who subsequently killed another patient weeks after leaving me disabled. I've learned how to be assertive. In addition to this hard copy document and copies kept in easily accessible electronic forms, I use my cell phone calendar and sometimes the memo to track certain info because you can search the memo and calendar by keywords. Being able to rapidly answer a doctor's questions by searching my calendar helps a lot. This isn't a fail safe, things can still go wrong. But, all of these things were learned via trial and error (It always helps to have an informed, calm yet assertive advocate with you when you are ill. I hope things go well for you from here on out and I wish you the best.

So sorry to hear that. It would be wonderful to collect women's experiences - experiences like this - somewhere

@@eviesugarhoneymint I suppose it would be very informative but also very angering and saddening at the same time.

My best friend has EDS. I have MECFS, POTS, Interstitial Cystitis, Long Covid, and more. I have literally been wheeled to the ER with a septic kidney infection that wasn't taken seriously when I first got a UTI that until they tested me and then immediately gave me IV antibiotics, were dismissing as period pain until the last moment.

I am so sorry, this happened to you. But you are a warrior for getting through that!

*fr*

​@@OrientalDragonGaming agree wholeheartedly. 145k is nothing for a business

145k is how much Putridlow makes in an hour.

How could a doctor say TSS doesn't exist? It's not like it's ONLY caused by tampons anyway, it can be caused by bacterial infections of any wound or viral infections like chickenpox

That’s so upsetting I’m sorry that happened to you especially at such a vulnerable age 😢

@@loolovesyou thank you

Sexism at its worst. Show this to the buffoons who deny its existence and how much harder life is for women.

Media doctors can be the worst WHEN they only care about notoriety and not their patients. My kidney doctor as I was going through kidney failure while having my child, was the worst as he appeared on the News in the city we lived and everything regularly. When I would call him because my legs were cramping, it was automatically, take potassium, your potassium is low. That is dangerous, not only for kidney function decline but heart as well (I have a murmur and other stuff). I did not know this so blindly did what this doctor said, as well as did a round of chemo while still on high doses of Prednisone, and almost bled to death because of it. This doctor is what led me into nursing since I didn't have the energy to become a doctor and go to school that long, and when I had to stop working as a nurse I got my pharmacy tech certification and tried to keep working then as well. Just couldn't keep working.... but I could use my education from keeping doctors and pharmacists from killing me before my medical mess does.

I'm surprised she didn't market it as a fossilized jade Basilisk egg with a love spell encasing it.

At least she isn't spreading the myth that putting a sweet potato up your wah-hoo will cure yeast infections....yet. True story: a nurse I know was working the e.r. when a woman came in with one inside her for that very reason. And it had started GROWING inside of her!

Hmm interesting, I would like to know your take on tampons then? Or something your auntie could’ve said something about it? Cause personally I can’t imagine anyone ever being comfortable with using that instead of pads

Maybe they get used to how it feels after using the product, like how many people are effectively conditioned to shower daily with hot water when it’s negative for us. They just don’t feel clean without it, which is a real shame. And just imagine the number of people who maybe have an issue an obgyn needs to see but don’t get it checked out because they’re self medicating with vagina deodorant and whatnot

Could you use unscented sensitive dove soap on the outer labia? Nothing in or on the mucus membranes

I second this wholeheartedly!! I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia at 17 and also suffer from me/chronic fatigue syndrome, ptsd, ocd, generalized anxiety disorder, major depression, disordered sleeping, and probably some other stuff I’m forgetting. Invisible illnesses are so damn hard. People have come to better understand lupus, but fibromyalgia is still barely paid attention to. It means the world to me anytime speaks out about it bc ableism is everywhere and every ounce of awareness helps. I’m sick of people saying I’m lazy and lying. I have always considered going to a neurologist but idk. I’ve mainly gone to a rheumatologist for my physical issues. I manage my pain and exhaustion better now, but I wonder if a neurologist could get scans for me and maybe better help me understand my conditions. Ugh it’s rough. I hope you’re having a lower pain day 💜

Mens pain exist too...

​@Kar tr obviously. She's talking about women's pain because she's not a man, so therefore can't talk about it due to not experiencing it, just like men can't talk about women's pain for the same reason.

Took me years to get diagnosed with pots because doc kept saying it was female hormones

@@shannon890 Yessss! I have PCOS, too, so doctors looked at that as the reason all the time, so frustrating! I'm sorry you went through this too ❤️ hopefully things have improved

GOOP is a disgraceful website people should not buy her product.

Anyone willing to spend that much money on stuff like goop deserves to get ripped off.

*FR*

the name sounds like a joke already

I feel the same way too! That's so messed up that our symptoms are being taken seriously or taken as just as an emotional issue. It's crazy

Hey, how women are dismissed from medical help?? I am guessing you are American and as a non American its hard to believe that happens in such developed country!!

@@GleeGalaxy Unfortunately it actually happens in every country around the globe does it matter if it’s fully developed to its fullest potential to the most under developed country fortunately it’s getting better in those developed countries and they have lower rates of it but it still happens in countries that are even more developed then the US

@@roriofficial689 Could you point me to a study showing this is the case please? I have my mind open and I would like to know if it´s true, but it´s hard to believe. People nowadays love being a victim of big bad system and it´s hard to know what´s true...

@@GleeGalaxy It happens in the Scandi countries as well (The ones with the best healthcare), Central Europe, Asia, Australia, a lot of places where the development is a lot further than in the US, but it's still happening far too often.

I want to see Dr. Mike during graduation day😊

I can only imagine. Dr Mike the full package 😆

@@Jay_0605 yo chill🤣

@@claudiamaxwell5411 I graduate next year, maybe I should send an invitation to him now so he can pencil it in 😂

The best of both worlds!

I would've been just like you. It's bad enough that people have to suffer through incurable diseases and chronic illnesses without unscrupulous and ignorant people increasing their misery.

@Greg D Understand your point about Muricans being fatbergs, but Gwynnie does looks like a skinny frail old lady

it's also likely due to age; she's 50 years old now!

She looks like a 70 year old! Jane Fonda looks better than she does and Jane’s almost twice her age

Typical functioning people shouldn't fall for this kind of blatant deception. I think the people who buy goop are mentally unwell. Hear me out. I think instead of shutting down goop we should use it as a means to get people professional help. Find people who buy the products, reach out and help them

*DEEZ NUT*

We are getting more stupid by the day. My favourite quote is that in the UK we have a car manual which, fifty years ago, used to tell you how to mend the car. It now warns against drinking the contents of the battery.

Look, in the context that Goop is asserting this is absolutely stupid. But everyone is different, and sometimes having a certain sticker with your favorite picture/design/texture/color can help you with grounding technique. Absolutely NOT in Goop way, but in personal-calming-item-to-focus-into-while-having-panic-attack way.

Maybe this disclaimer should be, I don’t know, on a sticker?😏

To be fair, you could argue that nicotine patches are basically stickers too, and quitting cigarettes can help with anxiety... No goop stickers tho

@@LizzyDizzyYo haha yeah I was gonna say something like this. Stickers can potentially help with certain anxiety symptoms, but you can get a whole sheet of fun stickers from the dollar store, or buy neat designs from independent starving artists online or at craft fairs and expos. All much cheaper options than the goop ones, and they probably won't give you chemical burns like the goop ones either 😬

Yeah, you'd think female doctors would be better, but it's not that simple. Some of my least empathetic doctors have been women. It may in some cases be a self-protective mechanism in response to sexism in the industry.

In my experience, female doctors have been far less sympathetic to symptoms and pain than male doctors.

@@brandywine4000 wanted to comment the same. I have especially bad experience with female OB/GYN, to the point that I am never planning on seeing one again (maybe it's bad that I am dismissing whole gender, but I got burnt too many times); recently went to one in emergency and left crying and I am a woman in my 30s who isnt overly emotional. Just her attitude and dismissal of my person was very hurtful.

@@jogighopa I’m very sorry you had such a painful experience. Oddly enough, my FIRST experience with the negligence was with a female Obgyn after I had delivered my 3rd child who weighed 9.5 lbs with no anesthesia. I returned several months later for a visit to discuss my extremely difficult and painful periods. She disregarded and disrespected me. I stayed for another two years in the practice and she was my OB for my 4th pregnancy. She detected an issue very early in my pregnancy. It required close supervision throughout the pregnancy. Thankfully, my child was born healthy and was monitored for the first year without issue. I will say she was a great OB and clinically; she was a great doctor. However, her bedside manner, concern for me as a patient, and our ideals were not in line with each other. I then Changed to male doctor that I stayed with until he retired and was lucky enough to find another and incredibly fantastic male Gyn that I have had ever since. He performed several surgeries on me and discovered that I had fibroids and undiagnosed endometriosis. I tell you all this to try to encourage you to find another doctor. It can be extremely important to your health. You have to be an advocate for your own health. I understand how frustrating and frightening this can be. You can walk out on any doctor that doesn’t suit your ideals or doesn’t treat you as a whole. Not all doctors are right for you just because they have the certification. I promise you matter enough to find one that does work for and with you and they are out there.

I remember my second or third Pap smear the female doctor yelling at me to relax my cervix. I was 15, yelling at me certainly isn’t going to relax anything, including my cervix. And my dealing with the medical community have been just downhill since then.

They are sent out to fight someone, it seems like the profile stays the same as someone doesn't get sent out to war by people that ultimately care about your personal health. It's also possible they're under-funded because it's like giving to charity, barely anyone does it, I don't know. At least that they aren't giving care by anyone because they've served their purpose, so if they're funded by the government they get a tiny slice of the budget. I personally have no care as the U.S. invades other countries and kills whoever they want under whatever pretence and acts like a world police, but it's interesting that they are treated similarly by their own countrymen.

Horrible! How can they do this?! And this is considered "1st world"?

Ayurveda is sham too.

Nice you share your thoughts about this cause alot of us fall for it. Doctors must go crazy when seeing there own doctor and they tell them what there doing. Or maybe they often don't tell them too I bet.🫣

Well said!!

dont disrespect Iron Man's girl

@@GNMbg I’m a total Marvel geek and I loved Pepper Potts. But, after I learned more about GP, I could hardly watch those movies again. Had to stop after 4 or 5 times. 😅

Dude this sucks because I loved her in iron man, I never knew she was like this

@@Feelingabitgoofy The last straw for me was when COVID broke and she was selling her designer masks for $200.

@@GNMbg Who cares. She's not that attractive, anyway.

And that's so eerily common across borders. If anything, take it off at night for comfort but inducing fear through misinformation? That's just evil.

To be fair, that one's been around way longer than GP's career. Interesting that it's still being repeated, though.

@@JP-ve7or And GP is profiting off that misinformation where before people probably just didn't buy bras.

From my understanding the bra issue is more to do with the metal underwire in many. There was a concern that the metal may have been picking up some kind of electrical or radio wave similar to any metal antenna. Metal underwire bras come onto the market at the time that breast cancer numbers were growing across the populations in first world. ( 80's/ 90's) The metal underwire is the concern is the same as the living around major electrical grid transmitters and the mobile phone concerns. Things seem to morph into all sorts of different ideas, but having something blocking blood and lymph flow anywhere is not healthy for a body to always have. I personally do not bother with magazines like goop and agree with the general consensus that it is snake oil, but it is always worth digging deeper into realities of ideas AND most importantly realise weatern medicine in general is often extremely damaging and the statitics are there for all to see. The soft bras are the ones to wear at night which is probably what you naturally do anyway.

You guys sleep in a bra?! That's uncomfortable af!! I can't imagine having a bra on constantly and only taking it off for showering. My breasts need their freedom! XD

People are buying her rubbish, so I guess she is succeeding on that front.

They were lying about the stickers but maybe if someone didn't know it was bullshit the placebo effect might've done something.

@@Gomet22 Would be interesting to see if there is a placebo effect, if the ethics allow for such a study. My guess is none would be observed.

@@Gomet22 Of course, but that doesn't take away from the fact that the stickers themselves do nothing, but are being marketed like they do.

Especially when you consider Mark Cuban is one of the sharks and is NOTORIOUS for calling out medical BS when being pitched on the show!!!

Hi

That got me too. I was like wow that wasn't censored. He means it.

because money, always money.

Sadly it’s all about money😊

because they don’t require FDA approval as long as they don’t promise any results.

The fda is over worked understaffed and underpaid so when drug companies give them money to check a product it's very clear you work on that first unfortunatly

was that guy by any chance Dr Health? my mom's story is very similar to yours.

@Jack1994hoo Unfortunately, I don't even know his name. Just thought of him as a fraud the entire time and went on my way.

That’s so hard. I’m sorry. You’ve got a good attitude about it but I’m sure it’s still not easy.

I hope my mother never gets cancer cause I can totally see her doing this exact same thing!

I'm so sorry that you lost your mom this way. There is such a thing as spontaneous remission of cancer, which could be what happened to the scammer who victimized your mom. It's rare, but it does happen.

Thank you!

I got to the coffee enema part in the video, and was just "ffs". People believe this hogwash?

​@@sidoniemany2339 hogwash? What's hogwash?

@@victor.novorski it just means nonsense.

​@@victor.novorski like a carwash but for cute lil piggies

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How many people have “beaten” cancer through alternative means compared to conventional means (not just chemo), and is it proven that the alternative means caused it to be cured? Also, do you have sources?

I know several people who had cancer and first did traditional chemo etc and died, so….

​@@karavera so... what? You think we shouldn't promote proven, effective treatments because they aren't 100% effective? It's just as reasonable to use a completely untested method and let the cancer spread? There's people who have survived cancer without treatment. Doesn't mean we should just wait it out in all cases. Cancer treatment isn't a guaranteed cure but it's your best shot at survival.

Same unfortunately

Yes! Females are often seen as attention seeking unfortunately.

I was called a hypochondriac during my first doctor visit in several years after I listed my issues and history. Which wasn't many, especially after not seeing a doctor for years. And none of it was serious.

If you really want change, file a complain or lawsuit against the other doctors that failed you

It’s just not women who are mistreated. There are gender biases on both sides. When men get diseases that some healthcare professionals consider 'women's diseases,' they are diagnosed at later, more serious stages, and vice versa

Well, there have been medical studies linking bras to muscular atrophy, but that's more in the line of "you don't really need a bra, your breasts have muscles who can do the same thing". As far as I remember, there never was a mention of any other serious health issues. That's really not much help for more endowed women though...

They do if youre allergic to nickle or metal or have dermatographia.

I have a feeling breasts used to be supported just fine on their own, but maybe now taking away that need by using bras, they have become weaker. Like not training and being weak, as you don't use the areas and they weaken, down to a point. I don't train and have almost never done so and I'm not a pile of bones on the floor. But they aren't strong if going against someone that has trained, presumably. Never fought anyone, wouldn't know. I would be curious how I would fare against different stages of a trained woman, if I can beat any of them as an entirely untrained man. Obviously I move around and lift some light stuff here and there in my life, but no deliberate training and nothing heavy done in other parts like in a work environment. At best I move my legs up and down a lot when sitting down. I believe there are videos of it and the claimed end result was that the trained women lost.

On the other end of the spectrum I was literally having involuntary limb movements with pain in my head and got told it was a migraine :/ both neurologists I saw did not look at my MRIs. The third neurologist was like “uh this is obviously not migraine” and said the MRI was definitely not normal

Migraine is never taken seriously. We are silent sufferers. They wouldn't even give me a scan. They don't care about our pain, the emotional toll and how we struggle to work and live carefree. I saw a male doctor once and he instantly wrote me off as my migraine being caused by the pill. My own doctor is a woman and she tries her best for me. Neurologists don't care to see me, either.

I want to see him react to bloom the anti bloating green drink cuz I don’t understand if it works or it’s just claiming stuff it doesn’t actually do

@notfiveo what?

@@hollybennett1631 that would be interesting