Episode Details

One may assume that a socialized healthcare system, in which the government pays for the majority of medical expenses, would be more concerned to prevent illnesses in the first place.  Nevertheless, Dr. Max Gulhane, a general practice registrar, describes the Australian healthcare system as one that operates more like the profit-driven healthcare system of the US.

The change in the population's diet and nutrition - one that promotes eating more grains, more bread, and more carbohydrate consumption - has led to an increase in the prevalence of metabolic illnesses. Yet despite the overwhelming support from credible studies that a low-carb diet helps with disease reversals, it still isn't widely accepted.

Listen to Dr. Max Gulhane as he talks about animal-based diets as a key to reversing chronic diseases, why doctors are trapped in a system that heavily favors disease management more than disease reversal, and how pharmaceutical industries are weaponizing science.

Quick Guide:
0:50 Introduction
07:17 The comparison of the Australian diet and the American diet
11:48 Availability of lambs
14:33 Nutritional reason to eat lambs or beef
16:15 The state of obesity and diabetes in Australia
21:34 What’s the community’s response toward the low-carb diet
26:35 A look at the US and Australia’s healthcare system
40:14 Glaxo has known Zantac is linked to causing cancer
45:50 Science being weaponized by pharmaceutical industries
48:25 Closing and contacts

Get to know our guest:
Dr. Max Gulhane is an Australian physician who practices family medicine. He advocates animal-based diets for metabolic health and regenerative farming. He also hosts a podcast called Regenerative Health.

“Perhaps as long as you have someone in between your relationship with the patient and the doctor, in our case, Medicare, which is a government-funded health care system, who pays us as GPs to administer care to our patients, until there is, I guess, more of a direct relationship with us in the patient, you're gonna get, I guess, outcomes or treatment outcomes that aren't necessarily directed at the patient's disease and reversing the patient's disease. So yeah, no, it's not very land down here from a disease reversal point of view by any means.” - Dr. Max Gulhane

Connect with him:
https://linktr.ee/maxgulhanemd
Email: regenerativehealth@proton.me

Episode snippets:
08:32 - 09:57 The common Australian diet
14:45 - 15:50 Lamb is nutritionally better than beef
16:33 - 17:54 The higher BMIs are now evident in younger people22:41 - 23:10 - The patients are not benefitting from the advice they’re given
24:43 - 25:25 - A diet that reverses diabetes, but is offensive to the status quo
27:47 - 28:55 - What influences the healthcare system
37:09 - 39:03 - A financial stake in their health

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