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Time for Support 2 months ago, my left shoulder got dislocated in an accident. After my MRI, every doctor confirmed that I need surgery. Yesterday, I was supposed to be admitted, but Star Health And Allied Insurance rejected my cashless claim. They had already rejected it once before, and... show more

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136,859 views • 4 months ago

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Wall Street Apes

83,058 views • 3 days ago

🔥 Why I’m Committed to Making Metabolic Health Mainstream (in 2 min) 🔥 From a young age, I was fascinated by the wonders of biology, but it was a personal health crisis that truly defined my mission: to Make Metabolic Health Mainstream. After battling severe inflammatory bowel disease and finding remission through a metabolic health intervention, I knew I had found my purpose. Now, I'm on a mission to inspire change, spark conversation, and shift the way we think about health at its core. But I can’t do it alone... I need an army of Metabolic Health Enthusiasts —people who are ready to go beyond investing in their own health to help change the culture, disrupt norms, and provoke hard but necessary discussions Watch this 2-minute video, and if my story resonates with you, I invite you to join me on this journey. ⁉️Ask Hard Questions, Authentically 🫂Support Your Fellow Metabolic Health Enthusiasts 🤔Engage. Give Feedback! 🗣️Share this message and share your story! Together, we can make Metabolic Health a Movement that transforms lives. #MetabolicHealth #StayCurious

🔥 Why I’m Committed to Making Metabolic Health Mainstream (in 2 min) 🔥 From a young age, I was fascinated by the wonders of biology, but it was a personal health crisis that truly defined my mission: to Make Metabolic Health Mainstream. After battling severe inflammatory bowel disease and finding remission through a metabolic health intervention, I knew I had found my purpose. Now, I'm on a mission to inspire change, spark conversation, and shift the way we think about health at its core. But I can’t do it alone... I need an army of Metabolic Health Enthusiasts —people who are ready to go beyond investing in their own health to help change the culture, disrupt norms, and provoke hard but necessary discussions Watch this 2-minute video, and if my story resonates with you, I invite you to join me on this journey. ⁉️Ask Hard Questions, Authentically 🫂Support Your Fellow Metabolic Health Enthusiasts 🤔Engage. Give Feedback! 🗣️Share this message and share your story! Together, we can make Metabolic Health a Movement that transforms lives. #MetabolicHealth #StayCurious

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

443,020 views • 1 year ago

American is outraged that she has to spend $6,000 on healthcare costs for her deductible before her insurance pays anything, despite paying every month for full health insurance This is a scam “I'm sorry. What's the point of health insurance if you have to pay full price until you meet a deductible? My deductible is $6,000. I have to spend $6,000 in medical expenses before everything is taken care of. And there's no co pays, but yet I pay for that insurance. I pay $350 a month for that insurance” “What? I'm sorry. Make that make sense. That makes absolutely no sense in my head. I have to pay full price for all medical expenses, which every year I'm not going to spend. $6,000.”

American is outraged that she has to spend $6,000 on healthcare costs for her deductible before her insurance pays anything, despite paying every month for full health insurance This is a scam “I'm sorry. What's the point of health insurance if you have to pay full price until you meet a deductible? My deductible is $6,000. I have to spend $6,000 in medical expenses before everything is taken care of. And there's no co pays, but yet I pay for that insurance. I pay $350 a month for that insurance” “What? I'm sorry. Make that make sense. That makes absolutely no sense in my head. I have to pay full price for all medical expenses, which every year I'm not going to spend. $6,000.”

Wall Street Apes

1,964,502 views • 1 year ago

I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.

I continue to share my progress in my recovery after this massive stroke and the coma and pneumonia that kept me in the hospital for over three months in the beginning of the year I hope that by sharing my experience strength and hope, I can help others who’ve been through something similar. That you are not alone!!! I admit it is an absolute miracle that I am here with you. So I am smiling and willing to do whatever it takes to improve my health. And As in every day I have to thank you for the prayers and support that helped carry me through and this far.

Matt Pinfield

19,424 views • 1 year ago