How to NOT get RIPPED OFF by your Doctor

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  • @drsuneeldhand
    @drsuneeldhand  Год назад +59

    Thanks everyone for watching and your comments. Stay Strong!
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    • @janpipiet1606
      @janpipiet1606 Год назад +1

      Hi doctor are covid vaccinated people contagious sexually doctor

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад +5

      There is an excellent book albeit written a while ago "How to stop your doctor killing you".

    • @ellie698
      @ellie698 Год назад +1

      1:04
      Love your videos and the subjects you cover.
      I have to correct you when you don't use correct words though.
      The word is "exorbitant"
      You missed out the first T 🤓👍🏼

  • @tiffanymichelle7733
    @tiffanymichelle7733 Год назад +192

    How refreshing to hear a physician encouraging people to do their own research about their health.

    • @mrnt1257
      @mrnt1257 Год назад +5

      A good doctor isn’t threatened by it.

    • @nurse580
      @nurse580 Год назад

      True, however people with no medical knowledge often totally misinterpret what they read and this causes a lot of unnecessary anxiety
      These ones need to run it past someone else with a bit more knowledge before they present it to a Dr otherwise it just wastes time
      Im a retired RN of 40+ years

    • @wilsont1010
      @wilsont1010 Год назад +2

      @@nurse580 The medical establishment should do a proper job and stop blaming people. It is a life and death matter. Are you saying that they simply do not realize what causes the mistrust? My guess is they knew fairly well, not dissimilar when I distrust the mechanics at my last workshop, they too knew fairly well and they too are saying the same as why are their customers wasting their time. Get it?

    • @pixelfu623
      @pixelfu623 Год назад

      Strange you can't find his certification record anywhere.

  • @markwhite6782
    @markwhite6782 Год назад +191

    I was on 7 medications. Every trip to the doctor seemed like another pill to take. I then went on line and got educated about diet and exercise (Dr. Berg). I now find myself 52 pounds lighter on zero medications. I'm pissed because I had to go to RUclips instead of my PCP for health.

    • @triple999fruitful
      @triple999fruitful Год назад +22

      You did beautifully educating yourself, learning is always the best. Dr Berg is a wonderful advisor.

    • @psalms50_5
      @psalms50_5 Год назад +20

      I love Dr. Berg. He literally saved my life. 😩

    • @jlash259
      @jlash259 Год назад +2

      @@psalms50_5did you start doing keto?

    • @markwhite6782
      @markwhite6782 Год назад

      My triglycerides were around 400, my BP was about 145/90 (while on 2 BP meds), He was going to put me on a 3rd BP pill, statins, asthma medication and 600mg Ibuprofen for my arthritis. I looked on line and found this guy called Dr. Berg. I saw around 10 million subscribers so I knew you don't get that way by giving out bad advise. I literally knew nothing about diet or nuitrition. The first thing he did was get me off sugar, on to keto and intermittent fasting. Intermittent fasting led to prolonged fasting for 4 days once every 2 months. A subsequent 6 month physical I refused my prescriptions and my doctor acted angry. I asked him "Why do I need blood pressure meds when my BP is 120/65?" That showed he never even looked at my chart. My blood work came in with triglycerides of 43 and all metabolic numbers perfrect. The biggest surprise was the math problem I figured out, 0 sugar+ 0 Omega 6 oils = 0 inflamation = No arthitis pain = No More Ibuprofen!!!! My asthma medication? Oh, yeah, thats right: I was packed with visceral fat crowding my lungs out that restricted my breathing. I did not even have asthma yet I was going to take another pill. I now run 3 miles every 2 days with ease at age 61. Yes, Dr. Berg is a wonderful advisor because he added several healthy years to my life.@@triple999fruitful

    • @psalms50_5
      @psalms50_5 Год назад

      @@jlash259 nope, I cannot commit to not eating bread or restricting certain foods from my diet. However I can commit to being disciplined on how much of these foods I consume. It's his supplements, and other supplement recommendations that helped me the most. Berberine being one of them.

  • @Bacon_Is_Medicine
    @Bacon_Is_Medicine Год назад +184

    1. Trust your instincts
    2. Do your own research
    3. Don't feel pressured
    4. Talk to family and friends
    5. Get a second opinion

    • @JaneBloggs-jr9qd
      @JaneBloggs-jr9qd Год назад +14

      get a third fourth and fith opinion and be ready to reject them all

    • @annehenry861
      @annehenry861 Год назад +7

      I think #6. Should be start fasting to allow body to detox and balance hormones and boost the immune system

    • @TerriblePerfection
      @TerriblePerfection Год назад

      I don't talk to family or friends. They're less informed than I am and get their info from useless mainstream sources.

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад +3

      @@annehenry861 I used to occasionally fast in my twenties for religious reasons. Not since and now I am elderly I don't eat very much. I do need the little food I do eat on a daily basis. I feel far too weak and shakey if I don't eat the little I can manage now. I suspect fasting would be bad for me now.
      I think most people will realise whether or not fasting is good for them. Not totally fasting can help but at least cereal and some good soup and a slice or two of bread throughout the day.

    • @Bacon_Is_Medicine
      @Bacon_Is_Medicine Год назад +2

      ​@@annehenry861Yes, but this list is about your relationship with your doctor, not things you can do on your own like fasting.

  • @007Mugs
    @007Mugs Год назад +200

    My ex wife was a OBGYN in California. To her credit, she faught the medical system and its lack of ethics. She often told me that around 80% of doctors are terrible and that patient care gets worse as you age. Long story short, by speaking out she completely ruined her practice/career. She made enemies in the process, lost privileges at multiple hospitals and had to work Locumtenem jobs. Please be careful, doctor, we need you!

    • @alanlafromboise3156
      @alanlafromboise3156 Год назад +33

      My hats off to you and your ex wife but the reason we're in the position that were on is because of people's fears of loosing jobs and careers and the establishment knows people are in fear but my point is sacrifices have to be made in this war, if everyone cowers then we certainly will loose this battle and country!

    • @007Mugs
      @007Mugs Год назад +14

      @alanlafromboise3156 Thank you and I agree with you!

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Год назад +12

      What a travesty. Sorry the two of you had to go through that.

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Год назад +9

      Indeed, and we have same here in Texas. Your wife is absolutely correct!

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Год назад +1

      @kali542the heroes are the ones who go public like this physician. Drs. Robert Malone, Kelly Victory and hundreds of others have sacrificed much to come out and do what must be done. Tell the truth on as many platforms as possible.

  • @nikto-ky4kx
    @nikto-ky4kx Год назад +109

    The pandemic proved that money is what most Drs are focused on.

    • @wilsont1010
      @wilsont1010 Год назад

      People should be made aware that COVID-19 is not a single example. The concept of cholesterol and how it is related to lowering infection, and how inflammation is the cause of heart disease and saturated fat is the ultimate protector. More people should be made aware that the predecessor to the COVID-19 is the great cholesterol con. COVID-19 is not the first and will not be the last stunt that we are witnessing and fallen victim or dying in vain.

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Год назад +7

      I think it is more like depopulation.

    • @wilsont1010
      @wilsont1010 Год назад +5

      @@americafirst9144 You are absolutely right, millions of people missed that elephant in the room.

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Год назад +3

      @@wilsont1010that also but it was primarily money

    • @wilsont1010
      @wilsont1010 Год назад +2

      @@MTknitter22 Have you heard of the depopulation agenda?

  • @sidoniewinterpasternak9938
    @sidoniewinterpasternak9938 Год назад +35

    My 92-year-old mother saw a doctor 50 years ago, when I was born.

    • @Jonas-gl9ke
      @Jonas-gl9ke Год назад +1

      Anecdotal evidence is a poor form of evidence.

  • @gwenwagner8428
    @gwenwagner8428 Год назад +153

    As a Registered Nurse I agree 100% with You! Money Rules in our Culture today😢

    • @markwhite6782
      @markwhite6782 Год назад +11

      Every nurse I have spoken to has said the same exact thing. The patient is no longer the priority, it's hospital and doctor profits. Our healthcare system is broken.

    • @jenniferlee7167
      @jenniferlee7167 Год назад +9

      I totally agree as a retired registered nurse!

    • @zaphodrahja
      @zaphodrahja Год назад +6

      Its a profit care system that treats symptoms, no long term profits in cures unfortunately.

    • @judywright6889
      @judywright6889 Год назад +7

      "The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil" 📖 🕊

    • @avalonmist254
      @avalonmist254 Год назад +6

      I am a nurse too and I couldn't agree more!!;🍀

  • @gsand07
    @gsand07 Год назад +104

    I am so glad you brought up dentists! I went to a dental check up and was flabbergasted to be told that I need over $3k worth of work done right away! I explained that I take good care of my teeth and have not had any issues and I was told that it doesn't matter how well I take care of my teeth--it's age. I had a strong feeling in my gut that he was outright lying. I told him I would call to make an appointment and left. Went to see another dentist not saying a word about what I had already been told. Well, this dentist said, "Whatever you are doing keep doing it! Everything looks great!" Then I told him what the other dentist had said. He told me that some dentists do "preventative" dentistry. So, ok that is well and good but that was 20yrs ago and I still have not had any issues whatsoever! Later I discovered that the first dentist was getting ready to retire and so was grabbing all the $$ he could doing unnecessary procedures on patients. I have not been back to a dentist since. 😒

    • @ellie698
      @ellie698 Год назад +6

      Interesting!
      Thanks for sharing your experiences with us 🙏

    • @naca1553
      @naca1553 Год назад +1

      And you haven’t had your teeth cleaned in all that time?

    • @gsand07
      @gsand07 Год назад

      @@naca1553 No. I do them myself. I was a dental assistant in my younger years and learned how to clean them myself. Our office hygentist showed me. I also make my own toothpaste and mouth washes :)

    • @millsgirl2
      @millsgirl2 10 месяцев назад +1

      Sadly, I had the same experience, but didn’t tweak to it until after seven fillings. My following dentist told me I didn’t need them.

  • @djv.8424
    @djv.8424 Год назад +127

    Have a nurse friend - the amount of unnecessary surgery in the US is astronomical!

    • @fatfrreddy1414
      @fatfrreddy1414 Год назад +7

      the uk is heading that way too..

    • @terrorists-are-among-us
      @terrorists-are-among-us Год назад +5

      That's how I realized my dentist was scamming me. I let him do 3 fillings then he tried to sell me surgery and I started to trip and demanded my x-rays. I have never needed any dental work and am now stuck with 3 teeth that have been excessively gutted, I can't even get them re-done in bone color. Luckily they're in the way back so I'll probably just have them pulled if the enamel or filling ever fails me. But now when a dentist tells me I need work , I find a new dentist.

    • @maryannedaugherty8722
      @maryannedaugherty8722 Год назад +7

      As a nurse I totally agree. I have gone with several friends because they had no idea what to ask. One Dr. asked me to go to the lobby bc I asked him to explain why my friend 86yo needed bladder surgery. I led her out of the office and arranged a 2nd option. No. She had a raging bladder infection. Cured with 2wks antibiotics.
      I'm 76yo and not as sharp as I once was. I schedule appointments around my daughter's work. She's my advocate.

    • @hautecouture2228
      @hautecouture2228 Год назад

      Not just the US. I ‘well known’ islamic spinal surgeon was performing completely unnecessary surgery in patients at a well known London private hospital and splitting the insurance money in half with the corrupt hospital board who are all freemasons. He got caught eventually by the insurance companies and off course the hospital washed their hands and wanted nothing to to with him. He is back practicing as a surgeon in the NHS

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Год назад +2

      @@fatfrreddy1414oh yes it’s so much worse in UK - this is why this Doctor moved here where he is FREE to speak like this. The cancer care and senior medicine in England is so poor.

  • @PUNKMYVIDEO
    @PUNKMYVIDEO Год назад +53

    Say no to Rockefeller medicine

    • @WillyEckaslike
      @WillyEckaslike Год назад

      they run the whole industry and most of any other u care to name

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад +2

      Also the Rottenchild/SERCO-William NHS.
      Sold to SERCO in 1998, lock stock and barrel.

  • @ramadev2309
    @ramadev2309 Год назад +109

    I hope you don't make too many enemies fighting this good fight! Bless you for being strong in the face of the current times!

    • @rashone2879
      @rashone2879 Год назад +4

      If they make him their enemy, he has no need to care, they will just be showing that they’re the ones to avoid.

  • @anonony9081
    @anonony9081 Год назад +65

    This can even be worse with "free" healthcare because the patient is far more likely to say yes since they aren't paying out of pocket. The doctor can just pile on tests and meds knowing the state will pay for it

    • @kelseymathias3881
      @kelseymathias3881 Год назад +2

      yes!

    • @kentuckybowl-o-sticks
      @kentuckybowl-o-sticks Год назад +8

      Oh, BINGO! Add to that the fact that PARENTS are rewarded with a monthly "disability" check for merely PUTTING THEIR CHILDREN ON PSYCHOTROPICS, and...

    • @MTknitter22
      @MTknitter22 Год назад

      ⁠@@kelseymathias3881yes and that is why MEDICARE patients get the poor care they do

  • @michaellovullo7363
    @michaellovullo7363 Год назад +186

    I am 58 and haven't been to a doctor for a check up since 1981. I am not going to fight the reality of life with chemicals, unless it is a situation where it is a very short term procedure. I personally believe that most of first world health care should be ended .We should basically go back to living and dieing naturally, like we did for the first hundred thousand years that we existed and save some resources for the people that come after us.

    • @truthjunkie63
      @truthjunkie63 Год назад +14

      I agree wholeheartedly.

    • @siboneypeltier2307
      @siboneypeltier2307 Год назад +32

      ...you beat me! I haven't been to a doctor since 2004 and I'm 75, most women in my state live to 80-years, so I'm sure I will make it! may our Creator God protect and provide for you and all you love and give you discernment! cheers to your good health!

    • @dsm5d723
      @dsm5d723 Год назад +4

      I see it as a fundamental error in how we have applied technology. As metaphysical materialists, we (thank you Rockefellers) have focused on matter instead of energy to treat the problems we have caused ourselves. There are doctors who are trying to treat the actual voltage drops between organ systems that translate mathematically to chronic disease. You will have to look for them.
      But it would foolish to deny the amazing advances in structural repair techniques. My father had two chronic compression fractures in his spine at 86 last year. Both times, it was fixed in the doctor's office with cement applied in between the cracks in the vertebra with a syringe. Living naturally and avoiding medication is rational, but refusing necessary structural repairs because of ideology doesn't make sense to me. 100% on the "end of life" profiteering.

    • @amarellaharte574
      @amarellaharte574 Год назад +2

      I agree, but you spelled medical care wrong.

    • @markwhite6782
      @markwhite6782 Год назад +24

      I'm 61 and learned what you just said was so true when I was 59 years old. No more meds and feel like I'm 20 again. I found theres a pill for everything and usually the doctor gets a kickback for prescribing it.

  • @fadista7063
    @fadista7063 Год назад +49

    I quit going to dentists years ago. I have been scammed by them at least twice. My mom worked in a hospital as a nurse in the 1970s. She didn't stay at it long and told me it's all about money. She was into nutritional health and vitamins, exercise etc. So glad I have aways had her mindset.

    • @Marisa-mk3ru
      @Marisa-mk3ru Месяц назад

      Has anyone noticed they are putting additive in supplements I have seen so many that they are no longer natural a lot of these company have been bought out by colgate and other big companies look it up

  • @brucewilson1958
    @brucewilson1958 Год назад +39

    Dentistry in America is frighteningly poorly regulated. This opens up opportunities for fraud and unethical practices.

    • @bobgillis1137
      @bobgillis1137 Год назад +1

      I agree from my perspective in Canada.I have discovered that I couldn't even get any dentist to use the word "mercury" when discussing my old amalgam fillings done by previous dentists.

  • @basketballfan5763
    @basketballfan5763 Год назад +69

    RESPECT U A LOT DR DHAND....SO FEW DECENT PEOPLE IN HEALTHCARE NOW....u rock!!!!!!

  • @PUNKMYVIDEO
    @PUNKMYVIDEO Год назад +84

    I haven't been to a dentist since I was nine years old. I have all my teeth. No cavities, no fillings. No problems at all. I'm 63 years old!

    • @markwren8260
      @markwren8260 Год назад +3

      Cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @gordonzheng
      @gordonzheng Год назад +5

      do you have plaque build up? if so how to you deal with it?

    • @enalo6261
      @enalo6261 Год назад +5

      Wow,I am jealous!

    • @PUNKMYVIDEO
      @PUNKMYVIDEO Год назад +5

      @@gordonzheng I floss vigorously twice a day and also use a dental pick.

    • @Hope.Israel.prophetic
      @Hope.Israel.prophetic Год назад +2

      ​@@PUNKMYVIDEO Listerine toothpaste is great for keeping plaque at bay.

  • @robertoilla8370
    @robertoilla8370 Год назад +32

    This just happened to me and I am a retired doctor. Hospitals are famous for this. The California Medical Board is corrupt.

    • @oldschool8292
      @oldschool8292 Год назад +2

      Along with everything else here🙄

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад +1

      That seems to be worldwide, and it appears to have always been so with a lot of doctors. Very few here in the UK have actually been good, decent human beings genuinely concerned with patient health. I have been fortunate in having two such during my lifetime. One I hardly remember but my parents told me how he helped. Another was a firm Christian but we moved away. In between and since, I haven't had one single doctor as genuine and knowledgeable.

    • @robertoilla8370
      @robertoilla8370 Год назад

      I concur. Things got noticeably worse with the elimination of private practice here. The corporate takeover and the rise of "nurse practitioners" make things worse. Medicine was acquired with government collusion

    • @robertoilla8370
      @robertoilla8370 Год назад

      I agree. I am currently very ill because of errors made by my previous doctors An insurance company just cut off one of my essential medications, with my D.O.'s approval. @@angr3819

  • @moiragoldsmith7052
    @moiragoldsmith7052 Год назад +28

    So many are no longer able to activate the art of critical thinking and using their instinct.

    • @Jonas-gl9ke
      @Jonas-gl9ke Год назад

      I would argue that critical thinking and instinct are in antithesis to one another.

  • @AbbyNormal02
    @AbbyNormal02 Год назад +96

    Doctors have this mindset:
    1. Don’t get sued.
    2. Make as much money as possible
    3. Help the patient.
    Understand this order and you are golden.

    • @someoneyoudontknow7705
      @someoneyoudontknow7705 Год назад +21

      You can leave off #3.

    • @LTPottenger
      @LTPottenger Год назад

      The system is set up so they much obey corporate goons or go under from crippling loan debt

    • @MasterofPlay7
      @MasterofPlay7 Год назад +5

      lol they are shady mechanics xD

    • @christopherbartlett3540
      @christopherbartlett3540 Год назад +3

      Dr. Dhand,
      Thank you so much for these videos. I just discovered you and everytime I listen to you I listen with a skeptical ear. But the more I listen to you the more I appreciate your concern for the individual patient. In reaction to this video I would like to share that I'm finding I have to go to every pediatric visit with my young teenage boys to protect them from their Dr. What a tragedy! I am looking to change pediatricians.

    • @sandyjuntunen4088
      @sandyjuntunen4088 Год назад +4

      Don't think many of them want to help people AT ALL.

  • @michelerivera2330
    @michelerivera2330 Год назад +47

    Excellent video doc, thanks. I recently had a GYN visit. I wanted to see if she changed her mind on the experimental covid jab. 2 years ago she advised me to get. ( No, I didn't). Well, when I preceded to tell her how I never got Covid, even working in nursing home, and I attributed that to listening to doctors who were censored online and learned to build my own immune system. She put her hands on her ears and said she need not hear anymore 😮. I couldn't believe the childish response, smh!

    • @hulbdoggmusic
      @hulbdoggmusic Год назад +9

      Wow...I would have walked out right there. Crazy lol.

    • @Rudimentary007
      @Rudimentary007 Год назад +8

      She’s bought and paid for runaway.

    • @kerrylattimore2684
      @kerrylattimore2684 Год назад

      My doctor asked me if I'd had the jab and I told him I didn't want an untested new form of vaccine. He quickly closed the office door busted out laughing and agreed totally with me. Later when I got Covid he had me take Ivermectin and a bunch of supplements. It was a mild case and I was completely well in 2 weeks.

    • @johndoe-cb5ck
      @johndoe-cb5ck Год назад

      Non male doctors...scary
      Though there's more and more male dr. Just as bad these days

  • @someoneyoudontknow7705
    @someoneyoudontknow7705 Год назад +20

    Yup. I saw a new neurologist. Before asking me ANYTHING about my condition/what’s going on with me I was asked: 1) “What medications have you tried?” 2) “Do you work? Collect disability? What’s your insurance?”
    So basically, what medication can she prescribe to get the best kickback and what tests can she get away with ordering?
    Also, she wore a mask the entire time 🤦🏼‍♀️ If it hadn’t been so annoying to get the referral from my primary care at the VA to see her, outside of the VA system, I would have walked out as soon as she walked in wearing that mask.

  • @SongMom8
    @SongMom8 Год назад +33

    Oh my gosh there are doctors who hate it when you do your own research! I had a doctor once ask me if I was a medical professional because I knew so much. It’s actually a really good thing I know what I do, otherwise I would be blindly following orders, and who knows how much harm would have been done. There are times when doctors have suggested things that I knew would have been disastrous.

    • @LTPottenger
      @LTPottenger Год назад +1

      A good sign of a quack

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Год назад +3

      Yes, they have been trained to think you are a hypochondriac if you know anything.

  • @sandyjuntunen4088
    @sandyjuntunen4088 Год назад +16

    I've distrusted dr.'s for at least 40 years. People mostly thought I'm just one of those emotional picky women, but I've seen way too much of what they are.
    The good ones are angels- the bad ones either the opposites or too weak to buck the system & prioritize patient care. You're an angel Dr Dhand.❤

  • @Searchlightnv
    @Searchlightnv Год назад +10

    The last time I went to a doctor she kept telling me I had to get COMPLIANT. Got up and walked out. Will not go back

  • @stevec9669
    @stevec9669 Год назад +33

    Thank God, we have an honest doctor like you. 💯

  • @karenturgeon7616
    @karenturgeon7616 Год назад +15

    Great advice doctor. My friend suffered for months with severe nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. It was so bad she could not talk or open her eyes. Ended up in emergency every time. Her doctor sent her for CT scans, MRI and bloodwork. Doctor said nothing showed up. I finally went to Google and within 10 minutes I diagnosed Cylic Vomiting Syndrome . My friend copied my findings and showed her doctor. Doctor said, yes, that’s exactly what you have and gave her a script for next time she had an attack. Truly unbelievable how some of these doctors ever made it through med school. Always look forward to your videos. We need more like you.

  • @marklinnell7167
    @marklinnell7167 Год назад +18

    Going to a Doctor is like asking a barber if you need a haircut they will sell you something regardless.

  • @YouthfulOne
    @YouthfulOne Год назад +4

    TY Suneel! I’ve been teaching patients for decades to question, research, and get 2nd opinions. Sadly I’ve had way too many patients get fired by their MDs because of egos. In my career I’ve worked with the best and the worst in all specialties. I’ve always wondered two (2) things:
    1. Were they paying attention when they swore the Hippocratic oath?;
    2. How can you order anything for a patient without COMPLETE informed consent?
    Just a lot of years of seeing negative outcomes as a result of bad actors. The pandemic fully exposed to the public how broken our system is. 😢

  • @mayamama7525
    @mayamama7525 Год назад +8

    I did exactly what you’re saying and saved $6K. I had a fraudulent dental diagnosis that I was very suspicious of. I got a second and then a third opinion. The crooked dentist wanted to pull a perfectly healthy tooth and replace it with a very expensive implant. This sort of thing seems to happen often, especially in the dental profession.

  • @elizabethcumberbatch227
    @elizabethcumberbatch227 Год назад +18

    I can fell your love of people every time you speak I wish every Doctor would have your way of being

    • @elizabethcumberbatch227
      @elizabethcumberbatch227 Год назад

      Our money is and will always be wasted on things that doesn't helps or make things better we are and will stay behind the 8 ball 🎳⬅️ America and it is sad

  • @aindriubradleymarshall6226
    @aindriubradleymarshall6226 Год назад +6

    Imagine, if more doctors were of this
    calibre ....

  • @romanbys
    @romanbys Год назад +23

    The best strategy is to become informed. Get and stay healthy. And stay away from the whole sickness industrial complex. Exception would be an accident which is when you actually need a doctor. Otherwise your health is 99% in your hands.

  • @stormdavies250
    @stormdavies250 Год назад +47

    Such excellent advice. I would love to go to India someday. My sister used to visit India and while she was there she stopped doing drugs and stopped drinking. She eventually died of a drug overdose here in the US but she loved the people of India so much that she could stop while she was there. So I love India for that.

    • @Ytd69257
      @Ytd69257 Год назад +2

      I went to small dentist in India. He cleaned the teeth for 500rupees. Usa dogs did not want to do it unless 5k is spent

    • @llkoolbean4935
      @llkoolbean4935 Год назад +2

      I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing this.❤

    • @jonathanport5002
      @jonathanport5002 Год назад +1

      What an excellent video. This man is a hero

  • @margaretgibbs1007
    @margaretgibbs1007 Год назад +9

    There are two sorts of people, in my experience. Those who take control of their health and those who outsource their health to their doctor. I switched from 2nd to 1st category 5 years ago, and am healthier now at 69Y than since I was a teenager. My friend who is in the 2nd category takes painkillers, antacids, statins (and Covid vaccines), and wouldn’t dream of questioning anything her doctor says. It is a completely different mindset. Luckily all of my other friends are in the first category!

  • @deborahmiller-vn4fp
    @deborahmiller-vn4fp Год назад +35

    Every patient should search and print out a list of the "patient's rights." Study and understand it.

    • @zoneundertop
      @zoneundertop Год назад +2

      Copy/Printout of results, from test Dr has order, instead of being told some parts at exclusion of others. See all the facts & figures, then visit Dr google inputting various case data.

    • @deborahmiller-vn4fp
      @deborahmiller-vn4fp Год назад +6

      @zoneundertop Every test, x-ray, or scan that is done. I ask for a photocopy for my files. I keep everything in my folder. I research the results of the tests for more information. Always make sure the name and birthrate match yours. If you move or get a second opinion, you can take the folder with you.

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад

      Thank you. I shall certainly do that next time I go to the Internet cafe.
      Appreciated.

    • @bobgillis1137
      @bobgillis1137 Год назад

      I had a minor surgery of little consequence. In fact, it turned out to be unnecessary. But just before the operation, they asked me to sign a waiver while in the bed/gurney. I said I wanted to ask the surgeon a question first. I was taken aback that the doctor was FURIOUS. How dare I !?

  • @petermilne4243
    @petermilne4243 Год назад +39

    Please cover the tainted blood supply. I am saying NO to blood transfusions. Blood supply now in the same category as HIV blood. What are your words on this topic

    • @redpooljack777
      @redpooljack777 Год назад +17

      I would also like to hear this topic covered.

    • @michelewuensch8468
      @michelewuensch8468 Год назад

      I was poisoned by GenX in water, Wilmington, NC and the authorities told us to give blood.

    • @jenniferlopez1073
      @jenniferlopez1073 Год назад +2

      I worked in the plasma industry for about a year. They don't test the donors for drugs. My own manager was taking morphine before the VA cut him off. He was donating while on this medication . It's totally corrupt!

    • @reucat24
      @reucat24 Год назад +3

      that topic is really frightening

    • @7080nik
      @7080nik Год назад

      There is a plasma donation place next to the gym where I work out. If you saw the scum of the earth that go in there to donate blood, you would be absolutely horrified! Also, the employees of that place dont look much better. Do yourself a favor, if you need surgery, donate and save you own blood!!

  • @Healthyhealings
    @Healthyhealings Год назад +39

    Doctor can you talk about medical ptsd and why nobody wants to acknowledge it? Thanks doc

    • @jadedixon3641
      @jadedixon3641 Год назад +4

      Medical PTSD... sounds like something that might be present in me and/or my family. What is it exactly?

    • @americafirst9144
      @americafirst9144 Год назад +3

      Yes, please explain.

    • @Healthyhealings
      @Healthyhealings Год назад

      @@jadedixon3641 hi.. it’s ptsd as a result of terrible care you might receive in the hospital, which was my case. It’s a lot to explain but for example, there is poor nursing, poor, if any pain control, the hospital “staff” completely ignoring you while you suffer.. that’s just a quick example. I am happy to go further into it if you wish because it’s a very complex issue but the ptsd is real I assure you. Feel free to ask my anything you wish… I talk a lot about it and other medical/mental health issues on my channel too

  • @atrain132
    @atrain132 Год назад +18

    You hit the nail on the head again Dr. My faith for doctors and dentists are almost non-existent these days.
    The beginning of last year, I went to a specialist for strong symptoms of long story short, three months later I had spent just over $7K in testing out-of-pocket with really good insurance, and I still didn't have a definite answer. MRI tech told me it looks like I had severe spinal stenosis, but the specialist said it was arthritis in my neck and back. He wanted me to start more testing and I told him no, I've already spent enough to not have a definite result.

  • @LuckyRain0rig
    @LuckyRain0rig Год назад +5

    In one of her trips back home to Asia, my friend had an emergency and she needed to go to the hospital; when they learned that she’s from North America and that her stay at the hospital was covered by insurance-they “diagnosed”her and needed to have a major surgery and because she is a nurse by profession she knows that they were up to something. She refused and got out of there the next day!

  • @Bella-gj6wc
    @Bella-gj6wc Год назад +8

    6 years ago I had total knee replacements on both my knees AT THE SAME TIME! I was scared to death to have GA, and I researched up on an epidural and decided that would be the best for a quick recovery. My Orthopaedic surgeon (whom I’d been seeing for a long time), was AWESOME. He was thrilled to do my surgery under an epidural, rather than a GA. I was wide awake in the OR, and recovered in record time!

  • @ronashman08
    @ronashman08 Год назад +15

    This Doctor is honest and true. A very rare and fine man in this horrible corrupt World.

  • @tyraelhermosa
    @tyraelhermosa Год назад +23

    You’re the man, Suneel 👍
    Keep it up.

  • @Sunshine_6886
    @Sunshine_6886 Год назад +11

    I had a Dr tell me I needed a hysterectomy. Said no rush, my uterus was about to fall out but could wait till I was ready. 🤨 I went for regular check, had no issues, and an intern checked and did my pap. I went for a 2nd opinion, it was my bladder needed tacked. I choose physical therapy for my bladder, & 10 yrs later no problems and still no surgery! 🤜💥🤛

    • @dorothymartin8557
      @dorothymartin8557 3 месяца назад

      What kind of physical therapy is there for a bladder?

    • @Sunshine_6886
      @Sunshine_6886 3 месяца назад

      @@dorothymartin8557
      Physical therapy for bladder issues can include exercises and techniques to help strengthen and improve the pelvic floor muscles, which can support proper bladder function. Information online and exercises.

  • @williams3631
    @williams3631 Год назад +9

    Dr. Dhand, getting a second opinion is easier said than done, especially considering the fact there are problems with health systems AND health insurance companies. If I had access to a doctor like you, or a doctor like a favorite of mine from Tennessee, that would be awesome. I don't have that in my area, unfortunately.

  • @FL-dv7tq
    @FL-dv7tq Год назад +5

    Doctors criticize patients for referencing google and then turn around and tell you that you have to be your own doctor!🤷‍♀️

  • @omerkhan3726
    @omerkhan3726 Год назад +9

    I’m 77 & haven’t been to any Rockerfella doctor, so far. I exercise & avoid chemicals in food & am very aware of the connection between food & health. Dr.Dhan is a rare doctor who I respect & are few & far between. When searching for a doctor one should also look for a functional doctor or become aware of a Chinese or an Ayurvedic doctors but they may not be tied to your insurance. The Rockerfella doctors are in cahoots with the Insurance co. It’s a set up monopoly. If you’re stuck with these doctors, look for someone like Dr.Dhan , who is aware of the shortcomings of his profession & is objective

    • @monicaspector2388
      @monicaspector2388 Год назад

      Yes. Extremely wary of the Rockafella agenda. It is so much in our faces and I don't understand how most remain unaware... those who are capable of looking deeper.😢

    • @angr3819
      @angr3819 Год назад

      100%

  • @dennisleonard2137
    @dennisleonard2137 Год назад +5

    Those McMansions and Cadillac Escalades don't come cheap.

    • @glennso47
      @glennso47 Год назад +1

      Neither do country club memberships.

  • @raoul1234567
    @raoul1234567 Год назад +12

    Great ideas. Think for yourself. Take responsibility for your own health. Always ask questions. The definition of scepticism is to be enquiring and reflective.

  • @magazinuldesanitare2296
    @magazinuldesanitare2296 Год назад +7

    Absolutely the same in Romania!!!

  • @marygrott8095
    @marygrott8095 Год назад +5

    I know someone who was told that he needed to have one of his kidneys removed due to having cancer. He told the doctor he wanted to get a second opinion. The doctor told him that if he did that, he shouldn't bother returning to him!! He got the second opinion, and he did need the surgery, but he never returned to the forat doctor! The second doctor was much more compassionate and spent so much time answering his questions!

  • @someoneyoudontknow7705
    @someoneyoudontknow7705 Год назад +5

    The best is when it’s a new doctor, they have no idea anything about your case/medical conditions at all because they didn’t feel the need to review your records before seeing you, they ask you questions that they don’t believe your answers to anyway (so why ask? And why not read my records first then?), don’t listen to your concerns but expect you to listen and believe them INSTANTLY for the maybe 5mins they speak TO you, not WITH you. Because their ability to memorize degree (that’s really all it is, they don’t think outside the box) is WAY more reliable that the 40 or however many years you’ve been in your body and however many years you’ve dealt with your medical condition(s). Oh, and when they want you to do the SAME thing you’ve already done before…OVER AND OVER AND OVER again…and it hasn’t worked. But it doesn’t count to them because they weren’t there and again, they can’t take the time to read your records. But trust them!! They know!! Just do it!!

  • @rohinihyde4766
    @rohinihyde4766 Год назад +7

    Thank you for the very useful tips. You are confirming suspicions I have had for a while having lost my ability to walk normally after my 1st jibby jabby. The world needs lots more doctors like you for sure. Stay safe.

  • @roberterickson9885
    @roberterickson9885 Год назад +9

    👍 yet again another excellent video
    Truth and light!
    This retired RN absolutely makes sure these videos are passed on to friends, family and colleagues.
    Keep on and God bless.
    Judy/Bob 🌞

  • @dianaweirich5106
    @dianaweirich5106 Год назад +4

    i dont go to doctors anymore but i do get blood tests every year. i have had 2 almost operations that i did not need. my instincts kicked in and i went for other opinions and my gut feelings were right. i eat clean and pray for the best!

  • @MsKinzel
    @MsKinzel Год назад +8

    Dr. You are so right about American dentists. They are very pushy to force crowns. It costs me $40 for a simple filling in Mx vs $1600 of which my insurance would pay $800..

  • @pudgie011
    @pudgie011 Год назад +8

    Im so blessed that im healthy and only see my doctor once a year for physical. My doctor is elderly and she is great when my thyroid level was high she sent me to a specialist because she didnt see me with symptoms of thyroid and said she didnt want to put me on meds unless she really was sure. Turned out the specialist said the same so when i went back to get blood drawn for the thyroid and the numbers were good. In all i am 59 and no meds. For anything .

  • @debhervol9758
    @debhervol9758 Год назад +20

    So, so grateful I found your channel! Love your information/teaching.

  • @wendychan6679
    @wendychan6679 Год назад +19

    I agree wholeheartedly with most of his suggestions. Getting advice from family and friends can be a bit tricky as they may not know and what they say may not be right for you at all. I have MS and the neurologist immediately tried to pressure me into having drugs. I put a brake on it and did my own research. I decided it was best to see where I was headed and not act rashly. I rejected these drugs in the end and I have no regrets. I believe that whatever treatment is being considered, weigh up the pros and cons then decide if you personally are prepared to live with it. Do NOT agree to it just to make the doctor happy as it is YOUR body.

    • @dorothysnyder7014
      @dorothysnyder7014 Год назад +3

      There was a study showing 10 patients with MS were autopsied, and all ten had parasites in them. Small sample, but definitely something to think about. Maybe do a parasite clense.

    • @barbaramiller17
      @barbaramiller17 Год назад

      Did you find Dr. Terry Wahl’s protocol? She reversed her own MS symptoms through diet. She endured ridicule from the “experts”, but years later is now getting grants for patient trials. It might be worth a look.

    • @wendychan6679
      @wendychan6679 Год назад

      I think parasites are a fact of life and everyone has them in one form or another. There are many theories about what causes MS and I think I know what the cause of mine was (not parasites).@@dorothysnyder7014

  • @judithceniza5524
    @judithceniza5524 Год назад +10

    My respect to you Dr Dhan. You a precious treasure. I thank God for your work, your integrity and committment to true health interventions.

  • @Redeleiser
    @Redeleiser Год назад +2

    I know this mind set. One doctor wanted to have hundreds of dollars for a procedure, the other did it almost for free!Had the same insurance.

  • @Clyde_Barrows
    @Clyde_Barrows Год назад +9

    We love you man!!

  • @zuffin1864
    @zuffin1864 Год назад +1

    I am tired of the non transparency and scams

  • @starfish7558
    @starfish7558 Год назад +1

    I have been fired by three PP and two dentists just for being too concern about my health. A doctor must be very confident in order to provide such advices.

  • @marka9158
    @marka9158 Год назад +3

    Dr. Dhand, you have done it again. The "voice of reason." Thank you

  • @Ytd69257
    @Ytd69257 Год назад +2

    Like the headline. I always felt going to doctors and car mechanics are same. Seen more honest mechanics than doctors.

  • @Beingnessing
    @Beingnessing Год назад +11

    $25 dollars for a Tylenol in the hospital!

    • @glennso47
      @glennso47 Год назад

      At the drugstore you can buy several bottles of Tylenol for $25!

    • @CupcakeCottage
      @CupcakeCottage Год назад

      I’d have someone bring me some instead

  • @annehenry861
    @annehenry861 Год назад +2

    Don't allow doctors to frighten you into procedures or test .I agree. Been there. Moved on.

  • @micheleharris6851
    @micheleharris6851 Год назад +6

    Absolutely agree 💯. Discern for yourself. Worked decades in USA healthcare and it is all about the almighty dollar 💵 Ask nurses too because we have worked with the drs and facilities and can steer you to better choices. Thank you ❤️ for advocating for us Dr. D!

  • @huntersparmesancheese2769
    @huntersparmesancheese2769 Год назад +2

    Wow I want a critical thinking doctor like you !!! RESPECT!!!!!!❤

  • @kathym6603
    @kathym6603 Год назад +2

    Beautiful and true video. When you hear your gut talk, don't talk back!

    • @Jonas-gl9ke
      @Jonas-gl9ke Год назад

      Could your “gut” be wrong?

  • @jadedixon3641
    @jadedixon3641 Год назад +3

    Oh yeah, totally agree on the dentists and x-rays. I have been with the same dental office for over 30 years. My dentist retired 6 years ago and his replacement left the office a few years later. The next dentist I got was fine but he just retired. The new one is crazy about pushing procedures. For my entire life it's been bitewing x-ray every 18-24 months and an exam once a year. Now they want me to do x-ray every year and exams twice a year. I've never had a problem that the old x-ray and exam schedule didn't pick up in time. Yeah, I've had fillings, my first dentist said that was to be expected because I'm such a groovy kid, in other words my molars have deeper than average grooves. But all those cavities were caught so early I never needed novocaine for the fillings. So what gives now?

  • @carlausoff6407
    @carlausoff6407 8 дней назад

    I'm finally learning to NOT let new providers know that I am a nurse who has walked away from the system in disgust. And yeah, I am a firm believer in my right to refuse.

  • @MA_808
    @MA_808 Год назад +4

    I am in the middle of being scammed by my insurance company and two medical practices who want me to wait to have a surgery done because it suits their schedule and more importantly their profits.

  • @BennyOcean
    @BennyOcean Год назад +1

    There is an example of an oncologist falsely diagnosing people with cancer and giving them treatments they didn't need so that he could bill for these unnecessary services. Truly evil.

    • @tctecsas9340
      @tctecsas9340 Год назад

      Berberin can fight cancer. Lysine as well. From France.

  • @maeferrell9175
    @maeferrell9175 Год назад +10

    Thank you for the information!

  • @kerrylattimore2684
    @kerrylattimore2684 Год назад +4

    I go to an MD that uses a lot "off Label" treatments. For example he does thermograms rather than mamograms. he also does various infusions. He has a hyperbaric chamber that he recommends anytime you have surgery. I could continue for hours. I always look these things up and they are are not done by standard doctors. Of course these things aren't usually covered by insurance. I respect this Doctor and I can afford to pay for most of his suggestions so I do.

  • @HarryJensen-kr4qz
    @HarryJensen-kr4qz Год назад +2

    My fiance's Dr said she needed a hysterectomy. She got a 2nd opinion and was told no. When she shared this with her Dr, he got mad and yelled "You're going to need one someday!" Her friends and colleagues who'd recommended the Dr questioned whether THEY had actually needed the procedure or simply been duped? She's 68 now, never needed the procedure.

  • @candyhill7266
    @candyhill7266 Год назад +1

    All my life I have fought for what I felt was best for me when it came to anything medical or dental. You just confirmed that it was the right thing to do. When are you going to open a medical training school and teach students how to be a real doctor? One who listens, encourages and is open minded enough to say be pro-active about your health yourself, do your own research. Help me help you. We NEED more doctors like you, Dr Dhand.

  • @gregnixon1296
    @gregnixon1296 Год назад +3

    Doctors are not the people whom I grew up believing them to be.

  • @Lia-hd7rh
    @Lia-hd7rh Год назад +1

    I wish you were my doctor. You're honest, smart and adorable!

  • @lizettewatson366
    @lizettewatson366 Год назад +4

    Thankyou Dr you are a beautiful soul speaking the truth and staying true to your ethics

  • @supergram7409
    @supergram7409 Год назад +1

    That Suit Jacket is very nice . Thank you for being so honest . Very hard to find a decent Dentist .

  • @mariaa.9383
    @mariaa.9383 Год назад +1

    I went to a cardiologist for clearance and had an EKG done and I have to pay her, my cardiologist for seeing me and another cardiologist for reading my EKG, then I went ahead with my surgery, I talked to a CRNA prior to induction of anesthesia and she explained to me what she’s going to do. Few weeks later, here is my bill and saw a charge from the CRNA and another charge from the anesthesiologist that is over seeing her who never saw me. And I thought to myself what a SCAM.

  • @margaretWestminster
    @margaretWestminster Год назад +4

    Dr. dhand you are marvelous you talk about so many subjects that are very important
    My experience with a dentist dentist went like that. He just saw dollars in my mouth. Thank you very much.

  • @melindatarnow5713
    @melindatarnow5713 Год назад +3

    Dr Dhand, Im in pain care for a disintegrating spine. I cant tell you how awful we are treated, and the madness they make us do to receive meds. They are so few and far apart thanks to the government. Its not like you can fire them and find another. I have tried everything under the sun to help with pain. I refuse surgery. Life sucks for chronic pain patients.

    • @tctecsas9340
      @tctecsas9340 Год назад

      Hello. Have you tried GABA ? And white willow tree extract (salix alba) ? Glycin ? Citicholin ? And the EMDR method ? From France.

    • @melindatarnow5713
      @melindatarnow5713 Год назад

      @@tctecsas9340 some ive never even heard of. White willow is aspirin. Gaba doesnt work. The last 3? Gonna try some B1. I'm in the US.

  • @Reileb32daellve
    @Reileb32daellve Год назад

    its becoming harder and harder to find anyone with integrity anymore. Thank you Dr. Dhand for being a man/doctor of integrity. It is very refreshing.

  • @hotbutterwell194
    @hotbutterwell194 Год назад +3

    Especially relevant regarding dental procedures.

  • @Unoriginal3
    @Unoriginal3 Год назад +3

    Take care of yourself!!!

  • @robertbarnier45
    @robertbarnier45 Год назад +1

    Thanks Doctor. Very refreshing to hear you. Aussie Bob 😊

  • @19snoopy64
    @19snoopy64 Год назад +1

    You are like a breath of fresh air!

  • @michaelcre8
    @michaelcre8 Год назад +2

    Obamacare made most generic drugs cost 20 times more than they used to. It only applied a 20% tax on pharmaceuticals, but they made an agreement with pharma allowing the companies to raise prices 1980%. Drugs that used to be affordable are so expensive people without insurance can't afford them.

  • @cccalifornia7206
    @cccalifornia7206 Год назад +3

    I absolutely LOVE your professional perception and attitude you have of your own medical community!!!😉💖 I'm surprised you are so bold🤔.... as I know some doctor's who get black balled and forced to give up their medical License!!🙁😣 It truly is very disturbing to see and know how this happens in many professions!! As you said it's all about the MONEY!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for your openness and honesty!! GOD BLESS you!!🙏💖☝️

  • @margaretcampbell2681
    @margaretcampbell2681 Год назад

    I saw this type of behaviour in a private hospital In Australia. I was ordered every test under the sun by rude doctors in the emergency department. I swore never to go there again.

  • @potpourrioflife
    @potpourrioflife Год назад +2

    The worse is when they do not follow-up, and if you question it, you are told to make another appointment. I already paid for the test/procedure, there used to be the after care for questions/concerns. Now, not without an appointment.

  • @captainamericaamerica8090
    @captainamericaamerica8090 Год назад +7

    DOCS ARE HORRIBLE HERE IN THE USA.

    • @Jonas-gl9ke
      @Jonas-gl9ke Год назад +1

      You should definitely attribute the characteristics of the collective based on your anecdotal experiences of the characteristics of a few. That sounds reasonable.

    • @captainamericaamerica8090
      @captainamericaamerica8090 Год назад

      @@Jonas-gl9ke You're clueless. We,based it on many. MANY HAVING THE SAME BAD TREATMENTS BY MANY DOCTORS.

    • @Jonas-gl9ke
      @Jonas-gl9ke Год назад

      @@captainamericaamerica8090 There are over one million active physicians in the US, what sample size did you use to come to your conclusion? How did you rule out confirmation bias or sampling bias? The plural of anecdote is not data.

    • @captainamericaamerica8090
      @captainamericaamerica8090 Год назад

      @@Jonas-gl9ke You're bitter, and must have some kind of hidden connection to the U.S.A. ROTTEN HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. HOW ABOUT YOU TALLY UP ALL THE BAD REVIEWS DOCTORS HAVE GOTTEN, THE USA. YOU'RE MEN CLUELESS! BECAUSE THOSE BAD REVIEWS AND COMMENTS ON DOCTORS, RUN INTO THE MILLIONS!!! ALL OVER THE USA! NOW ZIP IT! YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. 😣😤😤😥😥😥

  • @Stephanie-bd5hw
    @Stephanie-bd5hw 16 дней назад

    You are right on! I had paperwork on a surgeon and his reputation and left it in office and the staff found It! He was impressed!😜

  • @fen0000
    @fen0000 Год назад +2

    Essential and ethical as always. Thank you Dr Dhand

  • @anamatulich6509
    @anamatulich6509 Год назад

    A decent doctor that's very rare today. I'm in Australia this happens too often I tell them no and never come back