Modern doctors are for the most part pharmaceutical salesman. She doesn't care about health and quality of life, she cares about what pills she can give you for illnesses that aren't your fault.
I'm fat and it is glaringly obvious that my new doctor is not going to discuss my obesity with me without being told to do so. My old Dr (passed unfortunately) was brutally honest and I hated hearing it but I knew all along that it was my doing and he was telling me only because he cares for his patients. Miss that guy.
I too was overweight, actually obese, my doctor pointed it out. Wanted me to do something about it. Three years ago I took it very seriously lost close to 100 pounds. It’s really a multifactor approach to do that, including a combination of eating Whole Foods, high protein, eliminating highly processed foods, seed oils, carbs, and sugars, as well as intermittent fasting, and of course exercise, which I’ve come to love. I’ve been within the same weight range for the past two years, which was my college weight and I will never go back to those old ways. Hearing a doctor like her promote being overweight is absolutely disgusting. She should be stripped of her license to practice medicine.
Please do as much as you can before you get older. If you are over 40 being obese will start affecting your physical state and comfort greatly. Joints, backs and body tissue hate extra pounds as you age. I'm not even mentioning the harm visceral fat does to internal organs, the heart and liver (all what these " doctors" won't tell their patients) I'm 55 and I have long term Lyme Disease which I manage everyday to keep low in my body ( it was a 3 year nightmare getting to this point). I'm overweight, but not excessively. I gained 15 pounds from last year at this time and I feel evry ounce of that in my joints and back. I'm losing it very soon because I hate it. Make the investment in yourself. You wil be very glad you did.
i bet u r stunning& lovely just the way u r. Dont let the haters trick u. As the doc in the video has explained, being obese is A-OK. please rebel against diet& exercise. Remember: ...it's Duke's or nothing! Biden 24!
Wasn't the original idea of being a doctor to make patients healthy? If you're a doctor expanding your knowledge through TikTok you should immediately have your doctor's license revoked.
you would think, but she is probably obsessed with people pleasing on the internet and using being a doctor? wow the integrity is at a zero. revoke is a must.. I can't even, she needs a shirnk and should send her fat clients to therapist for mental problems, but telling someone to lose weight is as basic as you can get to get healthier...but don't want to hurt feelins, would rather see you sick...wow wow
I have to agree. I'm not going to the doctor for a therapy session. I expect them to use every single piece of knowledge they have on human anatomy to find out what is going on. As a patient you are a fool if you don't want that.
I’m curious what med school she went to, as this has actually started becoming the norm for young graduating doctors. Depending on the school, obesity has become an almost taboo term instead of legit medical condition that is a precursor for countless ailments, diseases, and complications
Many years ago, I was overweight from eating too much junk and, eventually, my cholesterol went up. My doctor told me I had to lose weight, to "exercise more and eat less". So I did. It wasn't easy, but I eventually lost over 25 kgs, and have kept it off. When I go to see the same GP, he still weighs me (without asking for my permission), and is pleased that I am still in the healthy weight range, as am I. He also takes my blood pressure without asking my permission (and that's always fine too). He also deals with whatever actual reason I went in for. He actually does his job, and I am very grateful for him.
The new "mean girl" tactic isn't to pick on people for having an issue, it is to congratulate them, let them wallow in it, and watch them suffer, all while absorbing their praise.
The medical industry is as corrupt as her, they bend the knee to liberal ideologies than actual medical science. It's sacrilegious to question certain lefty philosophies.
happy? you mean by soothe their emotionals, being fat and sick doesn't equal happy....if you want that then you refer them to a shrink but they normally aren't that much better unless you can actually find a good one,
Happiness is health you can't have health without happiness... And if being fat makes you happy, then who is anyone to say otherwise especially if doctors with PHD's say it's ok, it's their health field so it's officially ok now :)
Do these people actually argue and debate people within their optimal health range? I'd like to witness such a confrontation! That would be a site to see.
Well then, it's an "insane asylum" that my daughter is making almost six figures from! She has a 4 yr college degree and couldn't make enough money to live on from a "desk" job that she can on tik tok! AND she promotes POSITIVE CONTENT! She's 23 and donated over $300 to the walmart Angel Tree at Christmas! How much have YOU contributed to society! She has a huge giving and generous heart! Think twice before opening your mouth!
@@ruthannfahrlander6194 Good on her. Want a cookie? Every platform will have outliers and for every ONE of your daughter, there are 100’s-1000’s that are nefarious, dangerous and seeking to do harm. From damaging medical advice to coopting mental illnesses for clicks and 15 sec. of fame. Not to mention all of the data the CCP is collecting.
Well, she's figured out how to tell the world she's a quack without explicitly admitting it. She's also putting her desire for likes and approval on TikTok ahead of her duty to her patients, which is pretty damn frightening, honestly.
Yup I had to research for myself to find out I was almost obese. I just thought I was slightly chubby. Maybe I would've lost weight faster and fixed my joint issues if I was just told I was fat
That "doctor" never took the Hippokratic oath, do no harm is one of the parts of the oath and she is deliberately harming her patients by hiding the facts from them. She should be investigated right away!!
First, the Hippocratic oath isn't legally binding. Second, "First, do not harm" is a different piece of work and is about the idea that you start from the stance of not intentionally harming the patient. Of course you may cause some harm if that will ultimately heal them (such as surgery). The really interesting thing is the sentence that does mention harm. "I will use those dietary regimens which will benefit my patients according to my greatest ability and judgment, and I will do no harm or injustice to them". Translated from the original Greek. They don't use it anymore because it goes on to talk about poison and not causing an abortion. But "dietary regimens" is the important part there. I believe that modern oath's closest ideal is "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure." Anyway, no US medical school uses the original Hippocratic Oath anymore. So you are correct, they didn't take the oath. No doctors do. But all doctors take an oath; unless you look it up you won't know which one as they very school to school.
Always appreciate your thoughts Matt. We no longer care about personal accountability AND so many people have this narcisistic DESIRE to want to be a victim. And not only be a victim, but promote it as some sort of virtue. Very, very sad state of affairs.
I weigh myself every day and record it because I’m keeping myself accountable for my health. I’m also a quadruple bypass survivor and have T2 diabetes. Weight is absolutely an indicator of health.
I wouldn’t go to this doctor if she was the last doctor on earth I would doctor myself honey you’re not living in reality being fat has caused me all kinds of medical problems
If a doctor clearly see's a discoloration on someone's face, should they tell them anything if they came in with a cough? DUH, if a patient comes in overweight it's a doctors duty to point out that this can cause health issues! SMH
There's a huge difference between a doctor saying "well, then you're quite fat aren't you?" to a patient, than "we should work together to try to find a way to reduce your weight". Everything with the left is severely overdone to the point of absurdity.
@donnagelina8548 not if they came in with a gunshot wound. It would be insane to say "let's work together to reduce your weight" while they bled out on the table.
Whew! I'm personally so relieved by this Dr.'s advice. My family keeps telling me to get off fentanyl! It just gets on my nerves. I feel like they're stepping all over my lifestyle choices! Bringing me blankets down here on 3rd and Burnside. I just end up losing them anyways. And the clean clothes! What do they think they're trying to tell me! I feel so judged every time they "reach out to help me"! And man! My mother cries every time, like I'm some loser with all her judgmental conservative values! I don't want to hear it, but I'm too loaded to protest. Feel like they're taking advantage of me. Freaking healthism! That's what it is! And a freaking doctor told me so! So stuff it!
@@ConontheBinarian Yeah, doctors are less profitable if everyone is healthy haha. We need a significantly different structure here. Maybe a way to actually quantify health, so different doctors can compete to keep people the healthiest for the lowest cost.
I don't want to talk about my blood pressure. I don't want it checked, I don't want the doctor to even bring it up. Maybe that'll become a victim group soon.
@@Diogenes_Lantern.you ARE a lefty so quit deceiving people about who and what you really are. And absolutely this so called doctor should be put in a spotlight for her bullshit-ism
I have hesitated to see a doctor because I was pretty sure they'd blame the problem on my weight, but I was also grateful recently when my doctor told me that my sleep apnea could be cured by losing weight. I don't want to deal with a cpap machine so it's good news if it can be resolved by something as simple as losing weight.
Go low carb...saved my life. Look up Dr Berry,to learn why and how. Nothing for sale. Not a gimmick. Just amazing info that your Dr isn't gonna let you in on. Just remember, they don't make money unless your sick. Their advice will make you sick...literally. carbs are killing us.
Matt Walsh is an inspiration. Protect this man, he cares about our world. Love you bro thanks for being you and not letting media bring you down! Your content is gold! Been a fan since you began! Keep it up brother!
Knowing someone's weight is very important. Doctors need to know your weight so they can know how much medicine to give you. Too much of certain types of meds can kill you if a doctor or nurse just guesses and gives you the meds anyways. I'm a heavy person, but I don't care that my doctor weighs me. I'm not stupid and delusional to the fact that I'm overweight. But I also don't want someone guessing my weight to gives me important medicine if need be.
I'll defend the doctor to the point that doctors don't need to be overly aggressive or mean with overweight patients, but they absolutely should always encourage patients to eat healthy, exercise, get enough sleep, maintain a healthy weight, etc... To say those things flat out don't matter is obviously wrong for any doctor to be saying.
“If you are a patient of Dr. Nicole, then you would be better off getting on a plane and flying down to Brazil, and then hiking into the Amazon to seek medical care from a tribal shaman in a mud hut somewhere deep in the jungle.” Absolute perfection. Matt Walsh is a God amongst men
The fact that so many of these professionals quit their jobs once they start making a living from social media tells you everything about their priorities. It uses to be once they got spots as TV doctors, chefs etc. Now its TikTok and instagram. A normal society would surely see a doctor more interested in becoming a celebrity and ask to see someone else.
I was thinking that a professional could easily rake in the dollars giving good, sound advice, but then, the market for that is probably a lot smaller.
1:52 she's actually right though... Doctors do have their go-to things they enjoy blaming things on (weight, stress, allergies are their top picks usually) when they don't feel like doing diagnostic work to get to the root cause of the issue at hand. I'm a little overweight and I encounter this every time I go to a doctor's office. Hence, I'm stopping going to doctors office for anything short of life-threatening.
To the dr that said someone might just want help with their nausea, I had a weird nausea problem daily when I was fat, had no idea why. When I got to a healthy weight, it went away…
She’s not only giving medical advice as a doctor to the general public on the internet, the advice she’s giving incorrect and dangerous. That’s grounds to have her PHD stripped from her.
I'm a big guy, recently I lost 20lbs. I feel a TON better. I still have more to go, but with only 20lbs down, the difference is shocking. To surprise of not one sensible person there is something to simply "loosing weight".
When I was 107lbs (5ft) told my Internist I wanted to gain weight-she said absolutely not! She said skinny ppl live longer & just 35lbs overweight will tax your heart ❤️🤷🏼♀️
I understand what the doctor is saying "in spirit" and, as a medical student myself, believe that patients have the right to be involved in their own medical care. HOWEVER, I can tell you that weight influences EVERYTHING. Heart Lungs Skin Health Brain Health Joints Gastric Menstrual Cycle Immune System MEDICATION DOSING Healing, etc. etc. For example, look up "Idiopathic intracranial hypertension". It happened to my 14-year-old niece. She's blind now. I am not saying that being overweight automatically causes health problems. But we need to consider additional factors such as genetics, diet, age, and lifestyle. That being said, weight is something that needs to be considered in ANY and ALL medical diagnoses. Duh.
Me: Reads title Me after learning about "fat acceptance" and surgeries for kids who are emotional: "Uh, yeah. The doctor probably did say it's okay to be unhealthy."
You should be able to go to a doctor and be told THE TRUTH regardless of whether or not it will hurt your feelings! Health does not care abt feelings! No matter what you go in to see a doctor for, if you are overweight, then a vast majority of the time losing weight will help fix the issue no matter what the issue is! Is losing weight ALWAYS the solution? No. But losing weight *will always* help you with some other issues you are having!
My last interaction with my doctor he said I should lose weight, (I was 20lbs over ideal weight) but he had absolutely nothing constructive to say about how I should do that. The medical profession has failed to provide useful, effective steps to solve the problem they are informing us about. When I lost 100 pounds I learned how effective exercise, keto, and fasting can be. Yet few doctors advocate these interventions.
@@Name-dp9io There's more to it than just that. Or everyone would be doing it. Like the way carbs are metabolized. Or the way snacking is bad and one-meal-a-day is good. Or just skipping meals for a day or two.
@@stevepoling There are a ton of people who pretend there's more to it, most who want to make money from you. There's no mystery to it - eat less, eat as healthy as possible, and be more active.
They want to go to the doctor for help with their problems, but don't want to be told what the solution is if it's any more demanding than taking a pill.
They want doctors to tell them they are healthy and then when they start suffering health problems due to their condition they will sue because the doctor didn't use due care and was negligent. Always comes back to the money. That whole being offended thing is just a front.
Well they can also sue for being offended. It has happened and will happen even more now that our culture has made the term obesity into some heinous slur instead a legitimate medical condition
OR, maybe some ppl TRY to loose weight and can't! Autoimmune diseases, heredity, physical trauma, abuse, etc... it's easy to judge, not so easy to have compassion apparently! Shame on you!
It's a case of accountability which stems from the pressure of committing to outcome goals. A remedy would be to focus on input intentions, i.e. being consistent with doing things that lead to a greater chance of success rather than holding a hard and fast benchmark of progress. Instead of saying "I'm gonna lose 20 pounds by summer and keep it all off all year long" you should say "if I could cut 500 calories from my diet per week in addition to burning 1000 calories each week, then I should see some progress. New habits are formed after 21 days, so with that in mind combined with setting up my schedule and environment to avoid the pitfalls that can derail me, then it's likely that I can hit the 20 pounds lost goal or something slightly different which may be better... let's see. I'm down for the challenge." And I'm a chubby chaser saying this.
It sounds like some obese folks want to go to the doctor for guidance but not have the doctor mention the obvious elephant in the room that needs to be addressed so healing can truly begin.
What I'm hearing is "it's okay if you're fat or unhealthy because I can help you by prescribing you a bunch of medication and charge you or your insurance for it"
The reason this society is crumbling is because people’s feelings are overriding reality. It’s called a reprobate mind and it’s part of a fallen society.
I'm 40 years old, I refuse to see any doctor who is younger than I am. I honestly don't know what I'm going to do when I'm an old man because I can't expect the millennial or Gen z doctors to have any idea what they're doing.
And this generation of doctors will not have earned their MD’s but will have been awarded their degrees and licenses for being the right gender, color or sexuality.
Actually, it is correct to not focus on losing weight. We should focus on being healthy and the weight, nausea and other issues will resolve themselves. But they are symptoms of an unhealthy situation. So they should not be ignored, especially to shield a patient from having hurt feelings. Getting healthy and slimmer is really as simple as removing the sugar, grains, seed oils, chemicals and other crap from your diet. Fruit is really sugar in disguise too. You really only need meats and vegetables'. Lots of water and do some exercise everyday. You don't even need a gym, just make a routine with your own body weight, stretching and calisthenics. And add 30 minutes of walking a day. No running needed. Enjoy! :)
The reason the weight is taken, SPECIALLY for a Primary Care Doctor, is because if you have regular checkups, an abrupt weight change in either direction could be signs of something.
The most empowering thing I have ever felt was when I realized that my weight was my fault because it meant I had the power to fix it. I've struggled with my weight most of my life and it's true that there was a lot I had to learn about calories in, calories out but though some of that came from misconceptions I had from the environment I grew up in, I absolutely also had the ability to learn it and I was stubborn about it for a long time. I still struggle because making habit changes isn't easy but I don't make excuses for myself anymore and I try harder now than I ever have before I took responsibility for my weight.
@@DanRonin05 it definitely also helps to be kind to everyone else, despite how difficult it is to refrain from being naturally so creepy. It's a conundrum.
I'm fairly certain if you are a doctor and you tell your patient it's okay to not do anything about a health problem you notice, you are going against your oath to "Do no harm." The problem I have with people saying that their doctor only wants to focus on their weight is that usually these people also only want to focus on their weight but in the reverse direction. They refuse to accept that other health conditions are caused or exacerbated by the same choices that lead to a vast majority of obesity. They will also refuse to seek a second opinion from a licensed physician or specialist, instead turning to TikTok where they'll be told it's okay and that those mean doctors are just bigots. I would rather live in a world where my doctor is more prone to begin by discussing my weight as a potential issue than a world where he/she is not allowed to discuss it without my explicit permission out of fear of being sued.
I was obese most of my life. When I had difficulty wiping my own ass, I said "enough is enough." I lost over 130 lbs and have never felt better. NO ONE has an excuse to be unhealthy. It's just an excuse to NOT be.
@@myquest666420 u can smoke it’s your choice as an American citizen. I used to smoke. But smokers would never act like victims to the point where they negated reality so badly that they would get upset when told the very real ramifications of their decisions. Smokers all know the dangers of smoking and accept them. It’s literally the same exact thing as fat ppl claiming bigotry and crying ab ppl telling them the truth. Being fat is bad and ppl should be encouraged to live a healthier lifestyle. If they willingly chose to be fat but admit that it’s not an ideal lifestyle that would be fine.
wow, people I don't think would do well on reverse psychology with this one. It doesn't take much for a food addicted person to be like, "oh it's okay to eat anything I want?' okay cool thanks for the validation and they run for the candy and bag of chips, doc said, don't worry bout it...😂😂😂😂 thanks doc!
I’m a doctor in South America , I’ve always admired americas medical innovation and knowledge. But lately I can’t believe how much it’s become politicized.
Looking at this from a primarily monetary point of view, it's good business practice ... as a doctor, if you know what I mean. Making patients who need you more is always a good thing!!!! Said in that lovely, sarcastic voice of mine.
@@ClarenceJBoddicker1987 Nerds. Nerds that don't give half a f#*k about politics or agendas. Look at what the medical schools are producing. I'll take my chances.
@@ClarenceJBoddicker1987 well ai chats ATM claim to be demons sometimes, as well as have left biased views and definitions of things. So I don't see that changing anytime soon... Plus watch any robot movie and see where humans end up.... Humans have a knack for killing other humans.
Imagine going to a financial adviser, asking for advise on getting out of debt and saving up for retirement and being angry that the advisor suggests ways to cut frivolous spending…
Any doctor getting information from TikTok should lose their medical license. We’re already the fattest country on the planet, but yeah let’s worry more about feelings.
What happened to the relevance of BMI, Body Mass index? I remember a doctor most annoyed if not angry because his staff used a different set of scales (from a previous visit) to weigh a pregnant woman, there would be a variation. These are the experts, you don't mess around with the human body and everything matters.
What I learned from this is, my doctor was being fat phobic when he told me that my heart function would improve if I lost 10 to 20 pounds because I was overweight. My diet habit had nothing to do with my heart attack. As it turns out, my blood is fat phobic as well. My heart evidently was fat phobic also. It’s a real problem. Jesus, what the hell is this crap?
I have seen something a little different from doctors. Doctors that I have been to will NOT TELL ME that I am overweight. I figured it was because they DID NOT WANT TO LOSE A CUSTOMER!!!!!!
I had a car with engine trouble, but I didn't want to deal with that and didn't want my mechanic reminding me. I purchased new tires, had the interior redone then had the windows tinted. I was going to have it repainted. But the engine blew up and I ended up having to sell for salvage. I guess I should've taken care of that engine first, huh?
Over eating and being over weight is *always* a symptom of another problem, could be basic thyroid processing, could be emotional trauma, either way its a problem.
Theres so many problems with her take it's unbelievable. Just because one is born with ailments or is unhealthy by default, doesn't mean you should be complacent with your illness and overall poor health condition, that's absurd. Cancer patients go through chemo and try to keep healthy to stay alive, people with type 1 diabetes need to take certain medications and watch their BP and cardiovascular health, so they can live longer. Health is a moral and universal good, theres nothing "bigoted" or "problematic" about that. We should guide others to a better and healthy lifestyle, without being assholes ofc. This "TikTok doctor" is beyond insane, assuming that everyone is rude, and don't already advocate for others being safe and healthy in a non-threatening way. Im so sick and tired of being labeled an ism/ist just because we want to be healthy in terms of body, mind, country and soul.
She “learned” something as a doctor on TikTok? That says all you need to know about her as a “doctor”
She definitely Claudine Gay’d her way through her PhD
Ironic a doctor is on that site and doesn't recognize it is literally cancer
Modern doctors are for the most part pharmaceutical salesman. She doesn't care about health and quality of life, she cares about what pills she can give you for illnesses that aren't your fault.
😂😂😂😂@@unboxedcharacter
. I don't know, but can I help?
You can avoid reality but you can’t avoid the consequences of avoiding reality.
im trying🤣✌❤️
Absolutely! I believe that about atheists as well. Your ideology doesn't change your eventual judgment.
@@oldhickory4686 well I was talking about reality, not sky pixies
@@somnambulist7705 That same "sky pixie" that created the eclipse last year?
@@oldhickory4686 the same sky pixie that created child cancer, yes
I'm fat and it is glaringly obvious that my new doctor is not going to discuss my obesity with me without being told to do so. My old Dr (passed unfortunately) was brutally honest and I hated hearing it but I knew all along that it was my doing and he was telling me only because he cares for his patients. Miss that guy.
You do know that you still hold the power to affect change? Nobody said it was easy. But you deserve to be healthier.
Unless youre a masochist.
Should hit the gym in his honor. Don't let his compassion be in vain my friend!
I too was overweight, actually obese, my doctor pointed it out. Wanted me to do something about it. Three years ago I took it very seriously lost close to 100 pounds. It’s really a multifactor approach to do that, including a combination of eating Whole Foods, high protein, eliminating highly processed foods, seed oils, carbs, and sugars, as well as intermittent fasting, and of course exercise, which I’ve come to love. I’ve been within the same weight range for the past two years, which was my college weight and I will never go back to those old ways. Hearing a doctor like her promote being overweight is absolutely disgusting. She should be stripped of her license to practice medicine.
Please do as much as you can before you get older. If you are over 40 being obese will start affecting your physical state and comfort greatly.
Joints, backs and body tissue hate extra pounds as you age. I'm not even mentioning the harm visceral fat does to internal organs, the heart and liver (all what these " doctors" won't tell their patients)
I'm 55 and I have long term Lyme Disease which I manage everyday to keep low in my body ( it was a 3 year nightmare getting to this point). I'm overweight, but not excessively. I gained 15 pounds from last year at this time and I feel evry ounce of that in my joints and back. I'm losing it very soon because I hate it.
Make the investment in yourself. You wil be very glad you did.
i bet u r stunning& lovely just the way u r. Dont let the haters trick u. As the doc in the video has explained, being obese is A-OK. please rebel against diet& exercise. Remember: ...it's Duke's or nothing! Biden 24!
Wasn't the original idea of being a doctor to make patients healthy? If you're a doctor expanding your knowledge through TikTok you should immediately have your doctor's license revoked.
Such an outdated concept. The idea of a doctor is to sell you drugs.
you would think, but she is probably obsessed with people pleasing on the internet and using being a doctor? wow the integrity is at a zero. revoke is a must.. I can't even, she needs a shirnk and should send her fat clients to therapist for mental problems, but telling someone to lose weight is as basic as you can get to get healthier...but don't want to hurt feelins, would rather see you sick...wow wow
Exactly. Dr. TikTok is worse than Dr. Google.
Treatments > cures
Remember always this fact in the reckoning of intersection between medicine and profit.
@@tamsynspackman7090at least Dr. Pepper is still honest. Lol 😂
Her medical credential should be revoked. That's insane.
I have to agree. I'm not going to the doctor for a therapy session. I expect them to use every single piece of knowledge they have on human anatomy to find out what is going on. As a patient you are a fool if you don't want that.
I’m curious what med school she went to, as this has actually started becoming the norm for young graduating doctors. Depending on the school, obesity has become an almost taboo term instead of legit medical condition that is a precursor for countless ailments, diseases, and complications
What’s her name
@@Lawrence_TalbotHarvard Medical School
Sike, but it doesn't matter
Many years ago, I was overweight from eating too much junk and, eventually, my cholesterol went up. My doctor told me I had to lose weight, to "exercise more and eat less". So I did. It wasn't easy, but I eventually lost over 25 kgs, and have kept it off. When I go to see the same GP, he still weighs me (without asking for my permission), and is pleased that I am still in the healthy weight range, as am I. He also takes my blood pressure without asking my permission (and that's always fine too). He also deals with whatever actual reason I went in for.
He actually does his job, and I am very grateful for him.
And I bet that a lot of ancillary problems you might have had were at least reduced or even improved when you lost weight.
@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Could well have. Certainly, my cholesterol went down, and it's been good ever since.
The new "mean girl" tactic isn't to pick on people for having an issue, it is to congratulate them, let them wallow in it, and watch them suffer, all while absorbing their praise.
That’s a good observation.
Yup they get to be prettier and get more sexual attention for it because it's more rare to see physically fit women now
And to take their money while you're at it!
It’s like how a soulless human steals energy.
That's brilliant. Imagine when being called fat drove a person to lose weight or gain muscle. No more! They will stay that way bc they get attention.
How on earth is she still a doctor after saying this publicly?
The medical industry is as corrupt as her, they bend the knee to liberal ideologies than actual medical science. It's sacrilegious to question certain lefty philosophies.
How are we, as health practitioners, supposed to workout the correct dosage for a patient if we don't have the correct weight? 💭💭💭
You're asking a smart question and lefties can't handle it.😂
Ahhhh! You are dosist!!
Oh yeah! Good point!
Take a guess and then get yelled at if it's not strong enough and sued when it's *too strong*. There's no winning with those people.
Just Imagine how we have come to a point where doctors change their practice, not to treat their patients, but to make them happy.
happy? you mean by soothe their emotionals, being fat and sick doesn't equal happy....if you want that then you refer them to a shrink but they normally aren't that much better unless you can actually find a good one,
You mean to enable them. Being obese isn’t actually making them happy in the long run..
Happiness is health you can't have health without happiness... And if being fat makes you happy, then who is anyone to say otherwise especially if doctors with PHD's say it's ok, it's their health field so it's officially ok now :)
It's fake happy
Also called " keeping people in denial"
Do these people actually argue and debate people within their optimal health range? I'd like to witness such a confrontation! That would be a site to see.
TikTok is the new insane asylum
Made fresh from the Chinese
@@TheDerpyMuffin Just like the WuFlu.
Well then, it's an "insane asylum" that my daughter is making almost six figures from! She has a 4 yr college degree and couldn't make enough money to live on from a "desk" job that she can on tik tok! AND she promotes POSITIVE CONTENT! She's 23 and donated over $300 to the walmart Angel Tree at Christmas! How much have YOU contributed to society! She has a huge giving and generous heart! Think twice before opening your mouth!
@@ruthannfahrlander6194 Good on her. Want a cookie? Every platform will have outliers and for every ONE of your daughter, there are 100’s-1000’s that are nefarious, dangerous and seeking to do harm. From damaging medical advice to coopting mental illnesses for clicks and 15 sec. of fame. Not to mention all of the data the CCP is collecting.
Your daughter can speak for herself you know
Well, she's figured out how to tell the world she's a quack without explicitly admitting it. She's also putting her desire for likes and approval on TikTok ahead of her duty to her patients, which is pretty damn frightening, honestly.
It is, quite literally, safer to just use the internet than it is to see one of these doctors.
That's where they found her 😅 tik tok
Literally is used correctly in this sentence!
Yup I had to research for myself to find out I was almost obese. I just thought I was slightly chubby. Maybe I would've lost weight faster and fixed my joint issues if I was just told I was fat
@@artemis8396 I used to be a little chubby and knew I was fat and it would infuriate me when people would claim i was not.
‘Do no harm’
Didn’t she swear an oath?
Revoke this pathetic excuse for a doctor’s license immediately.
The problem is that they don’t even see what they’re doing as harmful
Well, there goes HER credibility. Or, more accurately, what little credibility she had left.
way to ruin her career in two minutes...glad she outed herself on social media...cancelled
@@catzee4720 Obsessed people will love her.
@catzee4720 unfortunately she'll probably keep her license since she has the "right" politics and is apart of a protected group of thought.
That "doctor" never took the Hippokratic oath, do no harm is one of the parts of the oath and she is deliberately harming her patients by hiding the facts from them. She should be investigated right away!!
Wonder if anyone has reported her to the state medical board?
Mutilation of minors is harm also and it is legal and practiced widely the world is going backwards.
It's more like she took the hypocritic oath if you ask me.
First, the Hippocratic oath isn't legally binding. Second, "First, do not harm" is a different piece of work and is about the idea that you start from the stance of not intentionally harming the patient. Of course you may cause some harm if that will ultimately heal them (such as surgery). The really interesting thing is the sentence that does mention harm. "I will use those dietary regimens which will benefit my patients according to my greatest ability and judgment, and I will do no harm or injustice to them". Translated from the original Greek. They don't use it anymore because it goes on to talk about poison and not causing an abortion. But "dietary regimens" is the important part there. I believe that modern oath's closest ideal is "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure." Anyway, no US medical school uses the original Hippocratic Oath anymore. So you are correct, they didn't take the oath. No doctors do. But all doctors take an oath; unless you look it up you won't know which one as they very school to school.
@@michaelharter7486 Either that or she took the hyper-cretin oath
I know generalizations aren’t always good to do-but as soon as I see anything involving TikTok, I just assume it’s really dumb.
Sadly there are billions of people who take it seriously.
Not true... I got a TikT- Uk!!!
You assumed correct
There’s good content you could get from TiktTok… but it’s mostly crap. Like 90% utter bullshit
it's pretty much a fact at this point.
Always appreciate your thoughts Matt. We no longer care about personal accountability AND so many people have this narcisistic DESIRE to want to be a victim. And not only be a victim, but promote it as some sort of virtue. Very, very sad state of affairs.
I weigh myself every day and record it because I’m keeping myself accountable for my health. I’m also a quadruple bypass survivor and have T2 diabetes. Weight is absolutely an indicator of health.
There's always will be a market for people who want to hear good news about their bad habits
I wouldn’t go to this doctor if she was the last doctor on earth I would doctor myself honey you’re not living in reality being fat has caused me all kinds of medical problems
I trust a Shaman in the middle of a Central American rainforest more than most with a PhD 🤷♂️
It's not quite like a dentist not telling you about a cavity. It is more like a dentist telling you it's okay not to brush your teeth.
She looks totally sane and not crazy
Its all in the eyes.
Look at the wide crazy eyes! Looking all over the place, just waiting to spread the crazy poison! Yikes!! No thank you crazy lady!
Going through med school just to completely reject everything you learned is crazy
If a doctor clearly see's a discoloration on someone's face, should they tell them anything if they came in with a cough? DUH, if a patient comes in overweight it's a doctors duty to point out that this can cause health issues! SMH
It does kinda depend on why they came in. If someone got shot it's probably not the best time for the doctor to say "you're a fatty bum bum"...
There's a huge difference between a doctor saying "well, then you're quite fat aren't you?" to a patient, than "we should work together to try to find a way to reduce your weight". Everything with the left is severely overdone to the point of absurdity.
@donnagelina8548 not if they came in with a gunshot wound. It would be insane to say "let's work together to reduce your weight" while they bled out on the table.
@@Zebra66 You also wouldn't scold them for being fat as they died on the operating table either LOL, well maybe you would if they weren't conscious!!😂
@@Zebra66I mean… how many of them are coming in cause of a gun shot wound and were actually asked about their weight first thing? Highly doubt it.
Whew! I'm personally so relieved by this Dr.'s advice. My family keeps telling me to get off fentanyl! It just gets on my nerves. I feel like they're stepping all over my lifestyle choices! Bringing me blankets down here on 3rd and Burnside. I just end up losing them anyways. And the clean clothes! What do they think they're trying to tell me! I feel so judged every time they "reach out to help me"! And man! My mother cries every time, like I'm some loser with all her judgmental conservative values! I don't want to hear it, but I'm too loaded to protest. Feel like they're taking advantage of me.
Freaking healthism! That's what it is! And a freaking doctor told me so! So stuff it!
Don’t forget, they’re both healthist and addictphobic. They need to support your fentanyl goals!
"We don't have a health care system; we have a SICK care system" - Vivek Ramaswamy
P.S. Please consider voting for Vivek. I believe with all my heart that he's the best chance we have to save America.
@@ConontheBinarian Yeah, doctors are less profitable if everyone is healthy haha. We need a significantly different structure here. Maybe a way to actually quantify health, so different doctors can compete to keep people the healthiest for the lowest cost.
Weight is a legitimate health concern.
WTF!? How the hell does she still have a medical license?
I'm wondering if she actually is . Maybe she identifies as a dr
I don't want to talk about my blood pressure. I don't want it checked, I don't want the doctor to even bring it up. Maybe that'll become a victim group soon.
As I just did, I'd advise everyone to go google her and give her a one star review. This woman is dangerous.
Pretty pathetic thing to do. You're pretty much like the leftists: "Bring out the pitchforks!"
@Diogenes_Lantern.i mean hell, they do it to us in an instant , it's time to fight fire with fire , no ?
When there is a monster in the castle you bring out the pitchforks and torches.
And instead, you the brave conservative decide to do nothing
@@Diogenes_Lantern.you ARE a lefty so quit deceiving people about who and what you really are. And absolutely this so called doctor should be put in a spotlight for her bullshit-ism
I have hesitated to see a doctor because I was pretty sure they'd blame the problem on my weight, but I was also grateful recently when my doctor told me that my sleep apnea could be cured by losing weight. I don't want to deal with a cpap machine so it's good news if it can be resolved by something as simple as losing weight.
Imagine that. You are sane, logical, and mature.
Go low carb...saved my life. Look up Dr Berry,to learn why and how. Nothing for sale. Not a gimmick. Just amazing info that your Dr isn't gonna let you in on.
Just remember, they don't make money unless your sick. Their advice will make you sick...literally. carbs are killing us.
"Doctor on TikTok" is a great way to lose credibility 😂
Matt Walsh is an inspiration. Protect this man, he cares about our world. Love you bro thanks for being you and not letting media bring you down! Your content is gold! Been a fan since you began! Keep it up brother!
Of course you don’t have to be healthy, you also don’t have to live a long and prosperous life.
Knowing someone's weight is very important. Doctors need to know your weight so they can know how much medicine to give you. Too much of certain types of meds can kill you if a doctor or nurse just guesses and gives you the meds anyways. I'm a heavy person, but I don't care that my doctor weighs me. I'm not stupid and delusional to the fact that I'm overweight. But I also don't want someone guessing my weight to gives me important medicine if need be.
TikTok doctor's virtuosity far outshines her medical knowledge and skill... that's got to count for something, doesn't it?
All I can say is that she used the term "healthism".....Healthism. omfg these people, I just can't anymore.
Gets you a free office visit 😁
The left's motto is "it's the thought that that counts"
@@realitycheck6333she suffers from stupidism!
I'm 240lbs, but I identify at 150.
Facetiously hilarious!
I liked the brief second where she stopped talking. Real inspirational
I'll defend the doctor to the point that doctors don't need to be overly aggressive or mean with overweight patients, but they absolutely should always encourage patients to eat healthy, exercise, get enough sleep, maintain a healthy weight, etc... To say those things flat out don't matter is obviously wrong for any doctor to be saying.
Being fatphobic kept me in shape all my life, feeling 20 years younger in my 40s.
“If you are a patient of Dr. Nicole, then you would be better off getting on a plane and flying down to Brazil, and then hiking into the Amazon to seek medical care from a tribal shaman in a mud hut somewhere deep in the jungle.”
Absolute perfection. Matt Walsh is a God amongst men
The fact that so many of these professionals quit their jobs once they start making a living from social media tells you everything about their priorities. It uses to be once they got spots as TV doctors, chefs etc. Now its TikTok and instagram. A normal society would surely see a doctor more interested in becoming a celebrity and ask to see someone else.
I was thinking that a professional could easily rake in the dollars giving good, sound advice, but then, the market for that is probably a lot smaller.
1:52 she's actually right though... Doctors do have their go-to things they enjoy blaming things on (weight, stress, allergies are their top picks usually) when they don't feel like doing diagnostic work to get to the root cause of the issue at hand. I'm a little overweight and I encounter this every time I go to a doctor's office. Hence, I'm stopping going to doctors office for anything short of life-threatening.
To the dr that said someone might just want help with their nausea, I had a weird nausea problem daily when I was fat, had no idea why. When I got to a healthy weight, it went away…
Not every doctor graduated at the top of their class.
She’s not only giving medical advice as a doctor to the general public on the internet, the advice she’s giving incorrect and dangerous. That’s grounds to have her PHD stripped from her.
She learnt from people on tiktok how to be a doctor? this is the end of the world.
That's why I avoid the doctor and hospital these days. You hear things like this and realize you're better off just staying home.
I'm a big guy, recently I lost 20lbs. I feel a TON better. I still have more to go, but with only 20lbs down, the difference is shocking. To surprise of not one sensible person there is something to simply "loosing weight".
When I was 107lbs (5ft) told my Internist I wanted to gain weight-she said absolutely not! She said skinny ppl live longer & just 35lbs overweight will tax your heart ❤️🤷🏼♀️
Being skinny is not good either unless you think being malnourished is desirable.
I understand what the doctor is saying "in spirit" and, as a medical student myself, believe that patients have the right to be involved in their own medical care. HOWEVER, I can tell you that weight influences EVERYTHING.
Heart
Lungs
Skin Health
Brain Health
Joints
Gastric
Menstrual Cycle
Immune System
MEDICATION DOSING
Healing, etc. etc.
For example, look up "Idiopathic intracranial hypertension". It happened to my 14-year-old niece. She's blind now.
I am not saying that being overweight automatically causes health problems. But we need to consider additional factors such as genetics, diet, age, and lifestyle. That being said, weight is something that needs to be considered in ANY and ALL medical diagnoses. Duh.
Me: Reads title
Me after learning about "fat acceptance" and surgeries for kids who are emotional: "Uh, yeah. The doctor probably did say it's okay to be unhealthy."
You should be able to go to a doctor and be told THE TRUTH regardless of whether or not it will hurt your feelings! Health does not care abt feelings! No matter what you go in to see a doctor for, if you are overweight, then a vast majority of the time losing weight will help fix the issue no matter what the issue is! Is losing weight ALWAYS the solution? No. But losing weight *will always* help you with some other issues you are having!
My last interaction with my doctor he said I should lose weight, (I was 20lbs over ideal weight) but he had absolutely nothing constructive to say about how I should do that. The medical profession has failed to provide useful, effective steps to solve the problem they are informing us about. When I lost 100 pounds I learned how effective exercise, keto, and fasting can be. Yet few doctors advocate these interventions.
So you somehow managed to figure out how to lose weight - ie eat less and/or be more active - without a doctor telling you. Congrats.
@@Name-dp9io That's what I was thinking. Put the food down. Lol
@@Name-dp9io There's more to it than just that. Or everyone would be doing it. Like the way carbs are metabolized. Or the way snacking is bad and one-meal-a-day is good. Or just skipping meals for a day or two.
@@stevepoling There are a ton of people who pretend there's more to it, most who want to make money from you. There's no mystery to it - eat less, eat as healthy as possible, and be more active.
So is not ok to talk about weight issues but is ok to intervene about children having gender confusion, and changing their sex at young ages?😮😮😮
They want to go to the doctor for help with their problems, but don't want to be told what the solution is if it's any more demanding than taking a pill.
no too long ago we would go to extremes just to avoid the pills
It is ok to be unhealthy, just don't expect the American tax payer to pay for it.
They want doctors to tell them they are healthy and then when they start suffering health problems due to their condition they will sue because the doctor didn't use due care and was negligent. Always comes back to the money. That whole being offended thing is just a front.
I hope they do sue the doctors that follow along with this delusion.
Doctors give out illness to easy nowadays...if your a smoker a drinker and overweight your Doctor will tell you that you ha e a week to live.
Well they can also sue for being offended. It has happened and will happen even more now that our culture has made the term obesity into some heinous slur instead a legitimate medical condition
OR, maybe some ppl TRY to loose weight and can't! Autoimmune diseases, heredity, physical trauma, abuse, etc... it's easy to judge, not so easy to have compassion apparently! Shame on you!
There are caps on the amount you can get from a settlement for medical negligence, and proving it is legally tricky.
It's a case of accountability which stems from the pressure of committing to outcome goals. A remedy would be to focus on input intentions, i.e. being consistent with doing things that lead to a greater chance of success rather than holding a hard and fast benchmark of progress.
Instead of saying "I'm gonna lose 20 pounds by summer and keep it all off all year long" you should say "if I could cut 500 calories from my diet per week in addition to burning 1000 calories each week, then I should see some progress. New habits are formed after 21 days, so with that in mind combined with setting up my schedule and environment to avoid the pitfalls that can derail me, then it's likely that I can hit the 20 pounds lost goal or something slightly different which may be better... let's see. I'm down for the challenge."
And I'm a chubby chaser saying this.
It sounds like some obese folks want to go to the doctor for guidance but not have the doctor mention the obvious elephant in the room that needs to be addressed so healing can truly begin.
What I'm hearing is "it's okay if you're fat or unhealthy because I can help you by prescribing you a bunch of medication and charge you or your insurance for it"
ROFL
The reason this society is crumbling is because people’s feelings are overriding reality. It’s called a reprobate mind and it’s part of a fallen society.
Exactly
I'm 40 years old, I refuse to see any doctor who is younger than I am. I honestly don't know what I'm going to do when I'm an old man because I can't expect the millennial or Gen z doctors to have any idea what they're doing.
And this generation of doctors will not have earned their MD’s but will have been awarded their degrees and licenses for being the right gender, color or sexuality.
Actually, it is correct to not focus on losing weight. We should focus on being healthy and the weight, nausea and other issues will resolve themselves. But they are symptoms of an unhealthy situation. So they should not be ignored, especially to shield a patient from having hurt feelings.
Getting healthy and slimmer is really as simple as removing the sugar, grains, seed oils, chemicals and other crap from your diet.
Fruit is really sugar in disguise too.
You really only need meats and vegetables'.
Lots of water and do some exercise everyday.
You don't even need a gym, just make a routine with your own body weight, stretching and calisthenics.
And add 30 minutes of walking a day.
No running needed.
Enjoy! :)
The reason the weight is taken, SPECIALLY for a Primary Care Doctor, is because if you have regular checkups, an abrupt weight change in either direction could be signs of something.
The most empowering thing I have ever felt was when I realized that my weight was my fault because it meant I had the power to fix it. I've struggled with my weight most of my life and it's true that there was a lot I had to learn about calories in, calories out but though some of that came from misconceptions I had from the environment I grew up in, I absolutely also had the ability to learn it and I was stubborn about it for a long time. I still struggle because making habit changes isn't easy but I don't make excuses for myself anymore and I try harder now than I ever have before I took responsibility for my weight.
At best guilty of malpractice, at worst murderer.
Would it improve the credibility of the local psychic if they happen to be floating off of the ground?
It might
@@DanRonin05 it definitely also helps to be kind to everyone else, despite how difficult it is to refrain from being naturally so creepy. It's a conundrum.
I'm fairly certain if you are a doctor and you tell your patient it's okay to not do anything about a health problem you notice, you are going against your oath to "Do no harm." The problem I have with people saying that their doctor only wants to focus on their weight is that usually these people also only want to focus on their weight but in the reverse direction. They refuse to accept that other health conditions are caused or exacerbated by the same choices that lead to a vast majority of obesity. They will also refuse to seek a second opinion from a licensed physician or specialist, instead turning to TikTok where they'll be told it's okay and that those mean doctors are just bigots.
I would rather live in a world where my doctor is more prone to begin by discussing my weight as a potential issue than a world where he/she is not allowed to discuss it without my explicit permission out of fear of being sued.
Nausea? From a family size bag of peanut butter m&m's? No, doctor, tell me what's really wrong.
Oh...I wasn't aware of healthism. 😂😅
I stand corrected
I was obese most of my life. When I had difficulty wiping my own ass, I said "enough is enough." I lost over 130 lbs and have never felt better. NO ONE has an excuse to be unhealthy. It's just an excuse to NOT be.
Imagine if smokers acted like this when told smoking is bad for you 😂😂😂😂
Lol I do that as a joke but also to get people to leave me alone and let me smoke in peace
@@myquest666420 u can smoke it’s your choice as an American citizen. I used to smoke. But smokers would never act like victims to the point where they negated reality so badly that they would get upset when told the very real ramifications of their decisions. Smokers all know the dangers of smoking and accept them. It’s literally the same exact thing as fat ppl claiming bigotry and crying ab ppl telling them the truth. Being fat is bad and ppl should be encouraged to live a healthier lifestyle. If they willingly chose to be fat but admit that it’s not an ideal lifestyle that would be fine.
I'm still a smoker and I would always joke with other smokers around me "hey, wanna go get cancer?" when asking if they want to smoke
wow, people I don't think would do well on reverse psychology with this one. It doesn't take much for a food addicted person to be like, "oh it's okay to eat anything I want?' okay cool thanks for the validation and they run for the candy and bag of chips, doc said, don't worry bout it...😂😂😂😂 thanks doc!
I’m a doctor in South America , I’ve always admired americas medical innovation and knowledge. But lately I can’t believe how much it’s become politicized.
Looking at this from a primarily monetary point of view, it's good business practice ... as a doctor, if you know what I mean. Making patients who need you more is always a good thing!!!! Said in that lovely, sarcastic voice of mine.
This cannot be real.
I am praying that by time I reach old age, we have A.I. robotic doctors. No politics, no fads, no Tik Tok evidence, just medical facts and science.
They'd still need programmers... AI is biased based on the programmer...
You're wishing for death then. Because all it takes for the AI doctor to break is for someone to hack the AI code.
What kind of people do you think will program those things?
@@ClarenceJBoddicker1987 Nerds. Nerds that don't give half a f#*k about politics or agendas. Look at what the medical schools are producing. I'll take my chances.
@@ClarenceJBoddicker1987 well ai chats ATM claim to be demons sometimes, as well as have left biased views and definitions of things. So I don't see that changing anytime soon... Plus watch any robot movie and see where humans end up.... Humans have a knack for killing other humans.
This doctor really needs to lose her medical license. Now
Imagine going to a financial adviser, asking for advise on getting out of debt and saving up for retirement and being angry that the advisor suggests ways to cut frivolous spending…
Any doctor getting information from TikTok should lose their medical license. We’re already the fattest country on the planet, but yeah let’s worry more about feelings.
Wow. Just wow. Makes you wonder if you can even trust them to tell you if you have cancer (that news could be very upsetting after all).
I identify as 6'4" 200lbs and devilishly handsome. 👹.
Wait you have TikTok Doctors? Now I heard everything 😂
What happened to the relevance of BMI, Body Mass index?
I remember a doctor most annoyed if not angry because his staff used a different set of scales (from a previous visit) to weigh a pregnant woman, there would be a variation. These are the experts, you don't mess around with the human body and everything matters.
What I learned from this is, my doctor was being fat phobic when he told me that my heart function would improve if I lost 10 to 20 pounds because I was overweight. My diet habit had nothing to do with my heart attack. As it turns out, my blood is fat phobic as well. My heart evidently was fat phobic also. It’s a real problem.
Jesus, what the hell is this crap?
Please, someone call the licensing bureau in her state and report her.
I have seen something a little different from doctors. Doctors that I have been to will NOT TELL ME that I am overweight. I figured it was because they DID NOT WANT TO LOSE A CUSTOMER!!!!!!
I had a car with engine trouble, but I didn't want to deal with that and didn't want my mechanic reminding me. I purchased new tires, had the interior redone then had the windows tinted. I was going to have it repainted. But the engine blew up and I ended up having to sell for salvage. I guess I should've taken care of that engine first, huh?
obviously this is BS but as someone who goes to the doctor a lot for an auto immune disease it is SO annoying to be weighed 3 times in one week lol
People being out of shape and sick are her bread and butter. Of course she’s going to encourage it 😅
I am anti. Ism.
When the Nurse Assistant is Larping as A Doctor.
This is what happens when you pass everyone. This is what happens when college becomes a business.
I like a lecture from my doctor for something I am doing that isn't healthy. If you doctor is on tiktok find another doctor
Over eating and being over weight is *always* a symptom of another problem, could be basic thyroid processing, could be emotional trauma, either way its a problem.
@1:57 “One of the things I have learned as a doctor on TikTok”…She should lose all credibility after that statement
Wow, she is insane! Thanks for exposing her, Matt.
Theres so many problems with her take it's unbelievable.
Just because one is born with ailments or is unhealthy by default, doesn't mean you should be complacent with your illness and overall poor health condition, that's absurd. Cancer patients go through chemo and try to keep healthy to stay alive, people with type 1 diabetes need to take certain medications and watch their BP and cardiovascular health, so they can live longer. Health is a moral and universal good, theres nothing "bigoted" or "problematic" about that. We should guide others to a better and healthy lifestyle, without being assholes ofc. This "TikTok doctor" is beyond insane, assuming that everyone is rude, and don't already advocate for others being safe and healthy in a non-threatening way. Im so sick and tired of being labeled an ism/ist just because we want to be healthy in terms of body, mind, country and soul.
"Healthism", huh? I'm calling bullshit.
Yeah, she needs to have her medical license revoked. She should not be practicing medicine.