Can Your Genes Be Influenced by Your Choices? Discovering Epigenetics with Dr. Dalal Akoury

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[00:00:06] Welcome to Brainsky Unleashed.

[00:00:10] Hello and welcome everyone to Brainsky Unleashed.

[00:00:13] Today I have an extremely special guest, Dr. Dalal Akhore.

[00:00:18] Now she has been helping me with some medical problems and at the time of this recording

[00:00:25] there should have also been a very personal podcast that I released involving the situation.

[00:00:32] I just I thank you so much for joining.

[00:00:35] Dr. Dalal has a very different take on things.

[00:00:39] She does not view medicine in any way, shape or form similar to what most of us view medicine.

[00:00:45] She does not view medicine and healthcare in a way that most general practitioners

[00:00:50] and our family doctors and our physicians assistants and LPs and all of these people that we go to see,

[00:00:58] she sees things from a completely different holistic and when I say holistic,

[00:01:04] I mean whole with a WA, whole body way of looking at it versus I'm going to just work on this

[00:01:11] because this is why you came to see me today.

[00:01:13] So Dr. Dalal welcome to the program.

[00:01:15] Thank you so much for joining us.

[00:01:17] What a pleasure to work with you this morning.

[00:01:20] I am very honored and blessed to be part of a massive voice amplification so we can touch

[00:01:27] hearts and touch many people so we can change lives one person at a time,

[00:01:33] well I've had a time, a patient's life at a time, a doctor's life at a time.

[00:01:37] Just I feel like what you're doing right now is something that I commend very highly.

[00:01:43] Thank you so much.

[00:01:45] Let's just kind of dive right in.

[00:01:48] You are not just simply a doctor that treats patients.

[00:01:55] Being a patient of yours now, thank you by the way for exactly that.

[00:02:02] What's happening right now is you have a message that you're trying to get out.

[00:02:06] You are trying to affect people on a grand scale.

[00:02:10] Not simply having an office where your patients come in and you treat your patients and then

[00:02:16] you go home. Yes that is something that you do, we all agree but instead you need a big stage.

[00:02:22] You have a grand audience that you're trying to affect and get the message out.

[00:02:27] What is that message that everyone who's in the medical field needs to hear?

[00:02:32] Well I've been a doctor for over 40-something years.

[00:02:37] Of course I portray anti-aging and functional medicine beautifully so

[00:02:42] knowing that I've been a doctor for over 40-something years that tells you that I'm not that young.

[00:02:51] But I have the desire to really, and the urgency to really learn,

[00:02:56] to share what I've learned over the years from the business aspect of medicine to the

[00:03:03] natural healing aspect of medicine so I can really create generations of people who are more aware

[00:03:11] of what's happening. The body is more dynamic than anybody can imagine.

[00:03:16] The body has the power to really restore itself and heal.

[00:03:21] I am not just a healer, I am not just a medical doctor, I'm not just a natural path.

[00:03:29] I am a person who is telling you if a tiny small cut happens in your body

[00:03:35] every single part of your body is involved in that. It's much bigger, it's much grand

[00:03:42] and we have ignored this and even when we work on functional medicine or natural medicine

[00:03:49] we're still thinking the same way as Western medicine is thinking.

[00:03:56] We're still thinking at the same small scale and trying to make it fit, it does not fit.

[00:04:04] Personalized medicine is reality, customized medicine is real and we need to be able to

[00:04:10] listen to patients and that is not going to happen unless my voice is amplified,

[00:04:16] unless I help train people, patients and providers whether they're natural medicine

[00:04:25] doctors and natural path or medical doctor or DOs understand that there is an interaction

[00:04:32] that is happening. There's an energy that we're exchanging across the miles.

[00:04:37] Right now I am changing by just talking to you. My whole chemistry is not the same.

[00:04:43] My whole immune system is not the same. My whole hormone of background is not the same.

[00:04:50] By me being on your show right now, I am not the same person that was here a minute ago

[00:04:56] because every single thing in my body is changing to fit what we call the choices I made.

[00:05:06] So the epigenetics of my epigenetics is the turning key to your genes.

[00:05:12] So by choosing to be on your web, your podcast, I'm already changing everything in my body.

[00:05:21] Most people want to know, oh, I have a podcast. No, everything is changing about your podcast.

[00:05:29] Your smile needs a lot of muscles. Your tears needs muscles. Your energy, your mitochondria is working.

[00:05:40] Adrenals are working. Everything is working during this composition. So if you look at a person

[00:05:46] as it's that simple, I'm capping this suppressor cough, suppressor cough instead of looking deep

[00:05:54] enough to look where is the cough coming from? Is it a one-you-nose or is it post-nissal drip?

[00:06:00] What is happening? And that's it. I think a lot of times people in the medical field go for

[00:06:09] symptom treatment, but they really don't go for the why behind it. Now, to be clear, I am honored

[00:06:16] the fact that I have been able to help you change your genes today and you have helped me

[00:06:20] change my genes. And may I just say, I look damn good in my genes today and you just made

[00:06:27] me feel better about that. So thank you for that. Well, what you did, you said something very beautiful,

[00:06:33] but I want to make sure that people understand. We don't change the genes, we change the

[00:06:39] expression of the genes. So all the genes are sleeping, all of them, until you wake them up

[00:06:46] with your choice. That's what we call epigenetics. So what more powerful than the genes is the choices

[00:06:53] on the epigenetics. So epigenetics is the choice I made to be with you on your podcast has turned

[00:07:00] on different genes that now are serving me to make different things in my body. That's

[00:07:07] just to clarify that. So to be even more clear, we need to recommend more people to

[00:07:14] be on my podcast to help their genes. I'm just saying. Okay, so basically your message is think

[00:07:25] the whole body. And now when we talk about thinking the whole body and how everything is

[00:07:29] affected right down to the cortisol, which affects the adrenaline, which affects the

[00:07:34] this and that and everything from a microbiological level is affected.

[00:07:41] Why aren't regular medical providers doing it? What is it that they're missing and why aren't

[00:07:48] they doing this? So there's two things that I want to just mention. First, I want to say

[00:07:54] something about you said we're looking into the whole body, which is W, is way beyond that.

[00:08:00] We're looking at the connection between the spirit, the mind and the body because the spirit

[00:08:05] influence the mind and the mind dictates everything to the body. So really aligning spirit, mind and

[00:08:12] body is key. Otherwise things don't work. Second, why don't we practice what I just

[00:08:18] were discussing right now? Is because we have been brainwashed unintentionally.

[00:08:25] Okay, the first year of medical school and the second year of medical school and maybe

[00:08:30] the third year of medical school, we study physiology, biology, genetics, embryology.

[00:08:38] We study everything great. But once we get to the pharmacology, we really forget everything else.

[00:08:47] And now we use pharmacology as this is I'm coughing. This is a cough suppressant.

[00:08:54] I'm sneezing. This is a sneeze suppressant. This is everything you have is anti, anti-inflammatory.

[00:09:02] You don't have anything to say. Let's optimize inflammation. We don't say that. We have anti-

[00:09:08] inflammatory, anti-biotics. So everything we teach people is anti and against what your

[00:09:17] body will do. So instead of seeing what your body can do and help the body to overcome everything,

[00:09:27] so they were brainwashed. We go to medical school and the first three years we understand medicine.

[00:09:34] That's why I'm grateful to have been a medical doctor because I learned the basics of how the

[00:09:41] body works. I understand embryology. I understand genetics and I understand biology and I understand

[00:09:49] physiology. So all this is what functional medicine doctor really do. On top of that, the real good

[00:09:57] ones are the ones who understand that the spirit mind body is aligned because every single thing

[00:10:04] is done through your brain. So your brain is under the influence of this. I'm going to stop you

[00:10:09] there for a minute because there are some that would say spirit is irrelevant. You're dealing

[00:10:17] with the body. Now, I personally am not that person. I do understand and I kind of have that

[00:10:24] spirit mind body thing going on. But in some ways that may be viewed as controversial and

[00:10:29] maybe viewed as crap. I know that there's plenty of practitioners out there that would look at

[00:10:35] you and say she doesn't know what she's talking about. She's just trying to go in and

[00:10:40] hawk garlic pills or oregano pills and vitamin C and vitamin D and have a good day. So there's

[00:10:51] obviously a breakdown in what functional medicine does compared to where you're going. Why is it

[00:11:00] what you do produces a better result? And I mean, I think I know the answer, but I want to hear from

[00:11:05] you. Well, ignoring the reality because we don't know it. We don't know. I'm Egyptian. So I'm not

[00:11:16] really going to talk like the pharaohs and say there is afterlife. If you want to believe there

[00:11:20] is afterlife, it's your choice. If you don't want to believe there is afterlife, it's your

[00:11:24] choice. But I do believe that right now we're across miles, but there is energy that is transmitted

[00:11:31] between me and you. If you want to say that the internet is not working, that's your choice.

[00:11:36] But internet is working. What is internet? Is waves that are happening across air,

[00:11:44] across water? There is a communication system that is related, all of us relates

[00:11:53] us together, connect us together whether we accept it or not. There is a massive thing that is in

[00:12:01] common and that what makes us one. Now people who have, I have to tell you my experience. I'm a

[00:12:10] pediatric oncologist by training. I trained at Emory, I trained at San Jude Hospital and I took

[00:12:15] care of a lot of babies that are dying and I saw that the children could not die until the parents

[00:12:25] give them permission. Explain that to me. Okay? Explain that to me when what is the first

[00:12:32] thing you come to this life with? A breath. We don't want to believe the Bible. We don't

[00:12:39] want to believe the Torah. We don't want to believe any religion is our choice. But what is

[00:12:45] the first thing we get is a breath. And when we're ready to go and there is no electricity in our

[00:12:52] body anymore, what is the last thing we give out? The breath. So what is that? That's life.

[00:13:00] The breath is life. That's why when we talk about meditation, we work on restoring a pattern

[00:13:09] for breathing, for breathing life. Get rid of dangers and toxins.

[00:13:22] So we live and die 13 times every minute. We live and we die. And the moment between when you stop

[00:13:35] the breathing, like when I breathe in, I can't think. I can't even think. So I remove the clouds

[00:13:45] and I'm able to really restore the neural connections again. Okay? Now if people don't

[00:13:54] want to believe that, it's fine. But you know, it's a controversy for thousands and thousands

[00:14:01] of years. But the truth is there is energy, there is frequency and I can feel people, they can feel me

[00:14:10] from a distance. If we have a receptors that is able to shake the internet and feel it, the

[00:14:18] internet reception, what can't you feel my energy? You do. You're feeling my energy.

[00:14:24] You've seen me speak on stages. Maybe people don't follow me in the beginning,

[00:14:30] but they never forget me. Oh no, you're definitely unforgettable. I'll give you that.

[00:14:36] I talk from heart to heart and I know that I'm touching everybody's heart and they're touching

[00:14:44] mine too. You had me in tears when you were up on that stage when I first saw you.

[00:14:48] You know, it's a beautiful story. So what's happening then in medicine today is,

[00:14:55] and I'm going to kind of bring it back, those who go to see a doctor do not get a doctor who

[00:15:04] understands the importance of just simply the life that comes with breath. They are strictly focused

[00:15:09] on what you have phrased as the brainwashing technique. All right? They have been not

[00:15:15] deliberately but you know they've gone and this is what they're taught to do.

[00:15:20] How can you connect with them? Is there anything that you can say to, you know, if you were speaking

[00:15:26] to a crowd of general practitioners that came to see you speak today and you knew that you could

[00:15:33] say something that would connect possibly to try and get them to wake up enough to see their

[00:15:39] patients differently and help their patients differently, what would it be?

[00:15:44] I'll ask them, are you happy practicing what you wanted to practice? Do you feel controlled?

[00:15:52] Do you feel like you're serving your patients? Do you feel like you have enough freedom?

[00:15:57] Do you think you have financial freedom? Do you think that you really, what you spend years

[00:16:04] to accomplish, are you accomplishing this? Are you really helping your parents, your children,

[00:16:10] your significant others? Are you helping your patients? Are you able to sleep well at night?

[00:16:19] Are you angry? Do you have times where you feel like you want to take your life?

[00:16:26] Do you feel like you're desperate? Would you feel very joyful and you're happy

[00:16:33] and you're accomplished? Do you think your patients are very happy with you?

[00:16:38] Do you understand, are you able to travel as much as you want to? Are you able to talk to people

[00:16:47] when you want to? Are you able to spend enough time for patients so that you can make the

[00:16:52] right decisions? Do you think in five minutes you can make a decision that can mean life and death?

[00:16:59] Do you think having a cookbook recipe book would really change your life?

[00:17:07] Are your patients feeling better? Do you see the patients over and over and over?

[00:17:15] Wow, I mean just the fact that your answer to my question went to the heart and the

[00:17:23] soul of the practitioner. It didn't go to the logical steps that one would take

[00:17:31] as a practitioner to the patient. You went to the heart and the soul of the practitioner

[00:17:37] to help them recognize how to see the problems in themselves and start working on themselves.

[00:17:44] That's powerful. I want them to know that they have choices and they can make choices

[00:17:52] and those choices may be hard but they're still safe. If I could do it, if I could do it, I am

[00:18:00] that lady from Egypt who came. I spoke English in Egypt of course maybe I have an accent people

[00:18:07] think I do but I came from Egypt. I left my kids and I think I'm able to speak to masses

[00:18:17] right now maybe through my social media, through my connections or through you or through everybody's

[00:18:26] podcast. So if I can do it, why can't you? I can help you. I know how. I've been through all the

[00:18:39] challenges. I've been through not having, I've been through working in ER and really in the beginning

[00:18:47] I thought I liked it. I worked in ER for 30 almost years but I did not. Could you pay me enough

[00:18:56] to go ER? You can't even give me five million dollars a year to do ER. I would rather do

[00:19:01] nothing but do ER. Why? Because I'm not helping. I'm not helping myself. I'm not helping my patients.

[00:19:10] I come to a stage where it doesn't matter. I see that patient over and over. I'm not touching him.

[00:19:18] I'm not touching myself. I'm just, I am exhausted to see the same people over and over

[00:19:25] and I'm exhausted to call them all drug seekers. I am. I don't like that. If people have pain,

[00:19:32] they really have pain. Does that mean I have to give them narcotics? No, but they really have pain.

[00:19:39] Where is the information from? Can I help that information? Can I tell them about that? No, you

[00:19:45] can't. Why? Because it takes time. Right? So I'm not helping anyone. So I go there,

[00:19:52] I get frustrated. Patients get frustrated. I've preconceived idea about them. They have preconceived

[00:19:57] idea about me. Life is not fun. It's more fun when I touch their heart. They touch my heart.

[00:20:07] I make a good living. I go home happy and comfortable and my patients are satisfied

[00:20:14] instead of a complaint. So how can a doctor work in the ER then and still find happiness? Is that

[00:20:23] even doable? You know, that's why we need to really help people triage themselves out of ER.

[00:20:32] Emergency means emergency. It does not mean just everybody goes in there.

[00:20:40] So we need to really help people find natural doctors who really can teach. How can you handle

[00:20:47] pain? How can you use the breathing to really control this? What food can help you restore

[00:20:54] instead of just having everyone go to the ER and wait hours and get infections and wait in the

[00:21:02] every one in the ER is stressed. Nurses are stressed, clerks are stressed. You see hundreds of

[00:21:09] people and it's chaos. What do we really make emergency room for emergencies? I have an appendicitis.

[00:21:20] I need to go to the ER. I have a heart thing. I go to the ER. I am bleeding to almost,

[00:21:26] I go to the ER but I am having pain every day. Abdominal pain, abdominal pain, abdominal pain

[00:21:34] and I'm going to the ER. I'm going to the ER. I'm going to the ER. Okay. It's hundreds of thousands

[00:21:40] of dollars that are wasted but I'm not getting better and they think I'm a liar. Right? But

[00:21:48] if I get these people to know you know what here's how to calm your gut. You know,

[00:21:56] you need to have regular bowel movements today. Most people get insulted if you tell them you're

[00:22:01] constipated. They really are. And constipation is a disease. It's not something, okay? It's

[00:22:08] not like it's on your mind. Oh, I'm just constipated. No, that's what's causing everything.

[00:22:14] It's causing the microbiome to be off. It's causing you to get leaky gut syndrome. It's

[00:22:21] causing you not to have enough water. It's causing you to be angry because all the toxins

[00:22:26] is pushed and circulating to the brain. So when you teach people respectfully that constipation

[00:22:35] is not crazy. It's not just, oh, you're just constipated. No, you are. I am proud to say

[00:22:42] that I am generally never constipated. Thank you. Congratulations. That is one thing I

[00:22:47] generally never have to worry about. Some people are, I'm just saying education and really make

[00:22:54] an emergency for emergencies. So you don't really take it for granted.

[00:23:03] So, and it's not just a job. For someone like yourself who spent 30 years working in the ER

[00:23:10] really grinding it out, seeing patients, the same patients over and over again as you've said,

[00:23:15] suffering from the stress, dealing with all of that, taking all that upon yourself, unable to heal them.

[00:23:23] You then also got into pediatric oncology. I mean, this is now, you're dealing with cancer,

[00:23:30] children with cancer. That's a very hard thing. How do you not let that destroy you?

[00:23:40] How successful have you been with trying to treat people with cancer versus conventional?

[00:23:46] Let me throw some chemo at you and radiate you until you're glowing. I mean,

[00:23:52] how do you do it differently? How do you look at cancer differently

[00:23:57] and are able to help people with cancer differently and have better outcomes?

[00:24:02] Okay. So let me tell you the difference. Number one, I respect all my oncology friends.

[00:24:09] I am a Western medicine trained doctor. So I am an MD. I am like each and every one of the nurses,

[00:24:17] RNs, everybody who's trained in our allopathic medicine programs. I am one of them. So I cannot

[00:24:25] blame any of them. I love them. I respect them. I highly respect them. Now, let's talk about

[00:24:32] what my approach versus a Western medicine or allopathic medicine approach. Okay, let's

[00:24:39] take example of mold in the house and let's take example of weeds in the yard. If you have mold,

[00:24:50] if you have mold, and if I tell you, I am going to get the most powerful chemicals on the

[00:24:56] planet, I will destroy all that mold and you can live again. And so I destroy it with the chemicals.

[00:25:05] I destroy it with the cut, which is surgery. I would just remove that

[00:25:11] wall and put another wall. And then I said, you are never ever ever going to have to suffer with

[00:25:18] molding it. What is going to happen within a month? You're going to have mold again. Okay.

[00:25:25] Now, what is the chemicals is chemo or antibiotic? I wipe the whole room and I put a coat of paint.

[00:25:36] It's not doing anything. I have to change the micro environment where mold grows and make it very

[00:25:42] hard for mold to grow again. I put more sunshine in there, vitamin D, just example. And I just

[00:25:51] put oxygen in there and I remove moisture. Done. Right? Along with minimal uses of chemicals,

[00:26:01] minimal uses of this. So I work on the host, which is the micro environment, the house,

[00:26:10] and I work on the person, the individual. So I help the mold, get the mold out, which is

[00:26:20] removing the cancer by improving the micro environment because now there's no food for

[00:26:28] the mold. If you have food for the mold, do you think mold is going to go away?

[00:26:34] Of course not. I mean, it's just going to expand. The mold will metastasize.

[00:26:40] All right. So same with weeds. If I come and tell you, I'm going to get all the chemicals

[00:26:46] on the planet and kill all the weeds. I am working only on the weeds or the mold.

[00:26:53] You're going to kill the grass too. You kill all the grass too.

[00:26:57] And I kill the good and the bad. But I am solving a problem now. So how to solve a problem is

[00:27:05] improve the quality of the yard, of the land. Improve the oxygenate the land, till it,

[00:27:13] remove it, help it, and give it energy. All right? So the body, I work on the body.

[00:27:22] I work on the meditation, which is the mind and the spirit. And if people don't want to listen

[00:27:27] to spirit, it's fine. Okay? But I will tell them I respect their religion or their faith. That's not

[00:27:36] my place. I don't have anything to do with this. All what I do is I want them to connect with

[00:27:41] their inner self, connect with the higher self, and then work on restoring the immune system,

[00:27:50] help the mitochondria to work better. So I'm working on enhancing the body while I'm weakening

[00:27:55] the cancer. So I go up and the cancer go down, and then I take over. The body takes over. All right?

[00:28:04] That's exactly what I would do for mold. That's exactly what I do for. So if you would think

[00:28:10] that cut is done, there's no. So you need to restore the whole in order for, you need to have

[00:28:21] the right microbiome. You need to have the right mitochondria. You need to have the acidity

[00:28:27] correct. So you work on all that, not just, that's my approach. And some people may not like

[00:28:38] my approach. Some people may think it's off the wall, but right now I'm, my chemistry is changing by

[00:28:45] being making a choice to be on this podcast. Right. So if that's the case, and you're going for

[00:28:55] That is the case. Being that is the case. Right? You are treating the soil. You have enriched

[00:29:04] the soil. Okay, the body. What is your success rate compared to conventional?

[00:29:12] Okay. I am not, see, I want to be as honest as I can be, but I cannot be honest enough to

[00:29:20] cause myself problems. The outcome that I have compared to, and I want to publish this.

[00:29:30] Dr. Rodney asked me to do this. I have, he saw everything I do. He saw my pictures. He said,

[00:29:37] Dela, you got to publish this before you die. Okay. Please. I want people to help me.

[00:29:45] I don't have enough time. I mean, I am managing the, that's why I'm taking away myself from clinics

[00:29:52] anymore. And I'm focusing on training, educating and publishing. Okay. So people, I've had several

[00:30:00] patients who were told, and I have oncologists who would concur with that. They were sent to me

[00:30:06] because they were not even sent. They were told go home and die. Some of these people wanted to

[00:30:13] go to Mexico or Spain or Germany. And somehow they stumbled on my clinic because I do

[00:30:21] integrative cancer, integrative medicine in general. So some people stumbled on this. They came. So we

[00:30:29] worked on making them feel good so we get their adrenals correct. Then we worked on the mitochondria.

[00:30:37] Then we work on detoxifying their body while I am weakening the cancer. Okay. So the ones

[00:30:46] who were supposed to be gone, and I have all those,

[00:30:51] December, they go see the doctor in December. He said take them home and then now live seven or

[00:30:59] eight years after that. That's a lot of years. That's a lot of extra life just by changing.

[00:31:06] And they were not, they were afraid not to see the grand babies and they saw their grand babies.

[00:31:10] Now how important is, I never said cure. I never said I would make you better. I mean,

[00:31:16] all what I can say, I'm going to give you every bit of everything I can so I can get you better. Now

[00:31:23] I also learned through the whole process and I want to teach doctors. In the beginning,

[00:31:30] because I am trained not to be a business woman, even though I'm an entrepreneur in my mind and

[00:31:38] my heart, I was born that way. I came from a family that way. I was going to give it all

[00:31:44] free, but then I would bankrupt. That won't help anybody. So I really, and then insurance want to

[00:31:51] allow it. So we tell people the truth. Listen, insurance don't pay for it. We can give you

[00:31:57] all the codes you need and you can apply. Now it's not inexpensive, but it's definitely less

[00:32:04] expensive than going to medical treatments. And so, you know, we tell them the truth.

[00:32:12] If you go to Mexico, three weeks is $42,000. We are $42,000 probably for four or five weeks,

[00:32:20] but you're not having to travel. You're not having to go away. You're not having to speak a different

[00:32:24] language. You know, you go to Spain, the same thing, Germany. But why would we? That's why

[00:32:31] I want to say, why don't we really have Trump back in? People have the words right to try.

[00:32:38] After Trump is gone, the right to try does not even, we can't even use it. So right now,

[00:32:45] I am going to say, it's not that I love Trump. I love him because he's given people a chance.

[00:32:52] He's given them a choice. You have a choice. You have a choice to go with a crazy doctor like

[00:32:57] me if you think I'm crazy. But people will pay for you to come here. I will not take insurance

[00:33:06] ever. And I would never recommend a doctor who does what I do, take insurance. You give people

[00:33:12] the paperwork, the CP's, then all the codes and they build their insurance. We can help them with

[00:33:21] ways to fund their treatment. But no, don't take insurance. This is a way for a doctor to practice

[00:33:28] medicine and be profitable and sleep at night. And this really sets up a win-win scenario for the

[00:33:37] doctor and the patient. And I think a lot of people lose sight of that, you know, too many

[00:33:43] patients out there get so fixated on, but my insurance, but my insurance. And I mean,

[00:33:49] insurance is important. You can't live without insurance because you need it.

[00:33:54] But I think too many people just get so focused on the, but my insurance that then the doctors who

[00:34:00] only accept insurance literally kill themselves all day every day by seeing 16 to 20 patients a day

[00:34:08] spending. No, no more than that. 20 to 30 patients a day. 20 to 30 patients a day.

[00:34:14] Spending no time with any of them unable to actually provide actual true healing.

[00:34:19] The patients lose. The insurance doesn't actually win either. Nobody wins in this particular situation,

[00:34:26] whereas what you are suggesting from a business standpoint, from a

[00:34:30] patient standpoint is a win across the board. It's not really just a business. It's not that

[00:34:36] the doctor is going to go home with more money. No, but the doctor can afford to operate and

[00:34:42] help and be happier. Right. So that more money helps him to employ more people,

[00:34:48] helps him to help more people, help him to really stay open so he can help more people.

[00:34:54] But right now when you are, if your health is not your wealth, why do you have to buy a Tesla

[00:35:00] if you cannot look better and feel better? Why, how would you feel if you were almost 70 like

[00:35:08] I am and still practicing with this? Look, look at my face. There is no Botox. There is nothing on

[00:35:15] this. I am honestly close to 70. I was born in 1954. You know, I would be 70 in June.

[00:35:26] Okay. I can't deny that. But am I going to be able to work for longer? Yes.

[00:35:32] Yes. If I chose to, I can choose to stay home and then everything dies. My mitochondria stops working.

[00:35:39] My cortisol goes down and then I go down. That's, you come from the earth and you go back to the

[00:35:47] earth. So it's easy. I can go down again. But by my choices, I am here. By my choices,

[00:35:58] by my choices, I'm here to serve you. So I invested in me. I invest in me. You know,

[00:36:08] if I cannot invest in me, I can't ask you to invest in yourself. If you don't invest in yourself,

[00:36:16] I can't. Hey, if you think you're, I mean, I love Tesla, I love that.

[00:36:23] If your Tesla is more important than your health, that's your choice.

[00:36:26] Well, that Tesla will not keep you out of the ground. It cannot keep you out of the ground. I mean,

[00:36:34] it doesn't matter if it's Tesla or it's a business or it's even, even, even you can't keep someone

[00:36:40] out of the ground forever, but you could certainly keep them above ground a lot longer.

[00:36:46] With quality, with quality, the main thing is quality. Yes. It's not living longer

[00:36:52] vegetables. It's not fair to do that either. It's living better. Better. Well, hopefully better

[00:36:59] quality. We have unfortunately been running out of time at this point, so we do have to cut it

[00:37:03] short. And I would actually love to have you back and really kind of get into some of the nitty-gritty

[00:37:08] about better care for what patients can be doing for ourselves. But I think this is very helpful.

[00:37:15] And really, I think that if any doctors out there can answer the questions that Dr. Dalal asked you

[00:37:25] and come up with answers where it's not rainbows and lollipops, then maybe you do take the opportunity

[00:37:32] to reach out to Dr. Dalal and learn how you can live a better lifestyle. Learn how you can serve

[00:37:38] patients in a way that is far greater than what you're currently doing because what you're doing

[00:37:43] probably isn't working for you or them. So Dr. Dalal, how do people find you? How do doctors find you

[00:37:50] so they can seek you out and learn more about what you do and how they can live better?

[00:37:55] Well, they can call Dr. Dalal, there is a website called drdalalacuri.com. There is also

[00:38:02] awareness.com. There's also my phone number 423-529-3591.

[00:38:10] All right, so Dr. Dalal, thank you again so much for joining the program. I really appreciate it.

[00:38:17] You ask some really hard questions of people and I hope that they're listening and I hope that

[00:38:22] they can understand that it doesn't have to be the way it is from both a patient standpoint

[00:38:29] and a physician standpoint because you have found a way to get the best of both worlds.

[00:38:34] Thank you again so much for joining.