Modern technology,
Biblical technology.
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When do you use one?
When do you use the other?
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That's the
question we're asking here.
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You know, because
it's pretty scary sometimes
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to have a symptom.
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You are not sure what it is.
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You are not sure if
it's gonna take you out.
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You are not sure
if you could just eat
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a different diet
that'll take care of it.
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So let me put the
question to you, Dr Marcum.
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What should be our
criteria of the symptoms
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that determines what we do?
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Everyone wants an algorithm
for them to know what to do.
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It doesn't exist.
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But let's talk a little
bit about what a symptom is.
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Any feeling that you
have that's not normal
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could be cause or symptom. Okay.
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And usually that's pain,
can't breathe, passing out.
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There are some that need
to be attended to right away.
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If you pass out, that
could be a medical emergency.
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If you, you know, low
blood pressure whatever
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if you're having
fevers that are unexplained
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that could be a
medical emergency.
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If you're having
chest pain or pain anywhere
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that's unexplained that
could be a medical emergency.
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Now if you bump your
toe going to the bathroom,
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that's probably not a
medical emergency. Okay.
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But it could be
a medical emergency
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if it happened three weeks
ago, the toe got infected that--
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It's still hurting.
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Got into bloodstream. Okay.
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That bloodstream
caused you to become septic
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and lose the blood pressure.
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So there is a little bit
of common sense and knowledge.
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And that's why when in doubt
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either go to the emergency
room or seek your doctor.
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Now most people
when they call me,
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you know, it's
something serious like,
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you know, I'm having chest pain.
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What am I gonna say?
Well, you're having chest pain.
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It's in the middle of the
night. Why don't you stay home?
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I hope it's not a heart attack.
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I hope you live-- And good luck.
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We're gonna send him
to the emergency room
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to get it checked out. Okay?
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Let's someone say
they're passing out and dizzy.
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What am I gonna
say? Well, stay home.
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I hope you're not
bleeding to death or septic
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or have an
aneurysm that's ruptured.
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I hope everything's okay.
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Headaches are a
lot harder. Yeah.
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A headache that
will not go away,
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that's the
worst one in your life
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that could be something serious.
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It might need some
further evaluation.
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But, you know,
headache that you're used to
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that might not
be as serious. Okay.
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So we're gonna
use modern medicine
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to help diagnose
the problem. Correct.
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That's what it's
really good at. Right.
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Doctors and modern medicine
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are really good at
diagnosing the problem.
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And the seriousness of
it. Ad the seriousness of it--
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Yeah. Okay.
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And so then
when the doctor says,
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"Here's what you have and
here's how serious it is."
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Then we can decide
whether to continue
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with the modern medicine
route to save your life.
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But if a doctor says, "You
know, well, you're overweight."
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Or "I think you have diabetes."
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Or "Your blood
pressure is up a little bit."
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Or "Your blood sugar
count is up a little bit."
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That's not the
time where we need
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to really grab a
medicine and hope for the best.
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There are things
we can do, right?
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Well, yes there
are, but sometimes
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I use the medicines as
bridges. Okay. All right--
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Let's say the
blood sugar is 4 or 500.
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And the person
weighs 4 or 500. Okay.
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I might say
it's-- The serious kind.
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If you can make
lifestyle changes,
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you might be able to
bring your blood sugar down.
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Let's say your blood
pressure is 220 over 120. Yeah.
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And, you know, you're about
ready to blow up in the head
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or an aneurysm or
have a heart attack.
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That might be a
medicine until we see
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if we can have a bridge
with this other technology.
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So I use modern
technology as a bridge
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to see if lifestyle
changes are possible
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or if they're not possible.
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And unfortunately,
most people come in,
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the mentality now is people
want the quick fix. Fixed.
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They don't--it's hard,
you know, society programs
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and this is the
way they have to live.
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This is the way I have to eat.
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This is the way I have
to stay busy all the time.
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I can't sleep
because I got things to do.
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I can't exercise
'cause I got to run over here.
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I can't do these things.
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And when they
don't do these things,
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at least we can
help the symptom sort of,
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you know, calms
things down a little bit
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maybe prolongs things
before things just blow open.
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So each physician though
handles things different.
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And, as you know, I'm
a medical doctor. Yes.
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We're trained different.
Medicines medical doctor.
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There are
different types of doctors
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that focus more
on lifestyle too.
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Now some medical
doctors focus on these things
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we've been talking, some do not.
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So it varies
from which physician,
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which healer you go see.
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So these are
great question, Charles,
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and I'm glad you brought that
up 'cause everyone out there
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is watching these programs
'cause they want answers.
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But it's not quite as
easy as we like to think it.
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You know, I would love to
say, "Everyone with this, this,
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and this needs to do
this, this, and this."
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But if that were the case
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would you really
need to see a doctor.
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Would there be varying opinions?
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You know,
sometimes three doctors
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will look at the same problem.
And doctors could be wrong.
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Absolutely, Charles. Oh, my.
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I've been wrong
many times in my career.
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And I admit that I've
been wrong and hopefully,
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I've learned each
time I've been wrong.
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And I've grown from that this.
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But, yes, when you are
handling many patients,
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many decisions every day.
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You're working many long hours.
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Not only are we wrong sometimes,
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but sometimes we make mistakes.
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And that's why I think
physicians need the wisdom
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of the great
physician to guide them,
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to help them on a daily basis
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to help them learn
what they need to learn.
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To help them help their patients
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to lead them
into ultimate healing.
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To help them in--you
know, one of the worst feelings
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I have is when I
don't plug a patient
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into the great physician.
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You know, you feel terrible
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when you'd a chance to
lead them to ultimate healing.
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And then
something happens to them.
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You lose track of
them and then you find out
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that they have--
something terrible happens.
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They might've even died.
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And you had that
one chance in a lifetime
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to lead them to
that relationship,
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which could heal them perfectly.
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So there is an
enormous responsibility. Okay.
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Let's get to the questions here.
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Let's do that
heartwiseministries.org.
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Here are some questions
that have been sent in.
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And by the way, you can do this.
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You're welcome to do this.
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Send a question to
heartwiseministries.org.
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There's a place
to click on there.
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And we'll see if we can
address your question either
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there on the website or
right here on the program.
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heartwiseministries.org. Okay.
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This is from Joe in Kentucky.
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I saw my doctor last
week after a stress test
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and he said I needed a stent.
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Should I seek a second opinion?
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Well, it never hurts to
seek a second opinion, Joe.
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And what I tell my patient is,
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"If you have a blockage in
one of your coronary arteries
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and it's in a very
important location.
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Or if you can't walk very
far without having a symptoms,
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a stent might be very useful."
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Does the stent fix the problem?
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Not necessarily, but it allows
you to exercise and do more.
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And if it's in a high risk
location, it helps a lot too.
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Now does it
bother you as a physician
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when one of your
patients says, "Okay.
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Thank you, Dr. Marcum,
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and I think I'll just
check this out elsewhere."
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Does that bother you?
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Um, yes, it does
because that tells me
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and I'll be honest with you.
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It bothers me 'cause that means
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they don't trust
my opinion. Yeah.
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And if they don't trust
my opinion about one thing,
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will they trust it
about another thing.
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Well, you just got through
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saying that doctors
make mistakes. Yes, I do.
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And it would
bother any physician
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I think if their
patients keep why even go to you
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if they don't trust you.
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But sometimes I
don't have the answers.
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And I don't
know what's going on.
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And I recommend to the patients
that they get a second opinion.
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But patients are
free to go around.
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You know, many people
spend more time choosing a bank
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or a supermarket
than they do their doctor.
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It's true. That's true.
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Sometimes also patients
want to find a physician
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that will agree with what
they want to have done too.
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And how they want
it taken care of--
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They don't wanna hear the truth
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like I had some people
they had talked to me about,
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you know, would you
want to be put on a medicine
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to help them lose weight.
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Well, that's one
thing that I'm against.
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I would rather do it
God's way than take a medicine
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and its potential side effects.
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And so, it varies
with patients when they go,
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but if they're not gonna believe
or believe in what you say,
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then they probably don't agree
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with your
philosophy of medicine.
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They probably need to
find another physician
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that they trust
for what they want to
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have done to
their bodies. All right.
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Okay. Very good.
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Second question
here. My grandfather--
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This is from Mary in Texas.
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My grandfather had
a bad foot infection
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and needs an
amputation. Oh, dear.
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Would an antibiotic help? Yeah.
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Usually, if they've been
told they need an amputation.
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It's beyond what
antibiotics will help. Okay.
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This is a place where
modern medicine is useful.
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Before we had modern medicine,
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these infections would
literally take over the body.
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It could get in the bone
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and cause a
condition called osteomyelitis.
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Sometimes these infections
can also get in the blood
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and damage the heart valves,
which we call endocarditis.
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So usually antibiotics are
given in conjunction with this.
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But if a doctor
thinks an amputation
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usually that's, you
know, a terminal event,
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and I would probably
agree with that doctor.
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You probably need to take
care of the acute problem,
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give antibiotics
to help settle it down
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and then do everything you can
to prevent an infection again.
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So if the doctor is saying
that needs to be amputated,
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it is at a point
where the doctor says,
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"This is pretty serious.
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You better take
care of this." Yeah.
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And that's the place
where modern medicine
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wasn't there then something
bad could happen. Okay.
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Here is a J.B. in Florida says,
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"I have been
diagnosed with colon cancer
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that was found
on a screening exam.
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Please let others know the
value of health screening."
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These are--I'm
assuming these are the things
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that go around from town to town
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and you go and you
have these tests done.
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Are they good?
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But most doctors will
do that themselves. Okay.
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At certain ages,
they recommend screening
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for colon cancer, for
breast, for skin problems.
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You know, they're
general screening cancer.
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And if we pick up colon
cancer at an early stage,
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Yeah. We can cure that.
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If its spread,
that's very hard to cure.
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Certain types of skin
cancer needs to be screened for.
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In males, we're
screening for prostate cancer.
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We're not really sure what to do
with some of the results of that
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but we're also
screening for that.
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In women, of course, they're
screening for breast cancer.
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And if anyone has a
genetic stress on them,
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like a family history, we
want to really pay attention.
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Like, if your dad had
colon cancer at age 35,
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we're gonna wanna
check your colon at 25
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to see if we could pick
it up at an early stage.
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So screening
tests are very useful.
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They've been proven in studies.
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This is a place
for modern medicine.
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And even including
those little mobile screening
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as it go around. If
they know what they're doing.
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There're a lot of
them aren't licensed.
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A lot of them don't
know-- necessarily know
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what they're doing.
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So if they're good and
they know what they're doing,
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they understand
what they're looking for.
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You know they'll
screen you for cholesterol.
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But most of the
things they screen for
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your personal
physician could do.
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And I encourage
everyone to go see their doctor
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because, you know, your
health is one of your most--
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its valuable assets. Absolutely.
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So you need to take care of it.
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Unfortunately, like I
said we spend more time
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choosing where to go on
vacation or what bank to do
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than we do to pick
out a doctor and screen,
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and take care of this asset.
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'Cause once you
lose your health,
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it's hard to get
it back. Oh, my. Okay.
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And here's another question
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from the
heartwiseministries.org website.
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My blood pressure is 145 over 88
and I am 50 pounds over weight.
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Is it reasonable
to take a medication?
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This is Sally in Delaware. Yeah.
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It's reasonable
to take a medication
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until like I said we
can get at what causes it.
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And there's many
things that can help.
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And that's why
I wrote this book,
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which is named after, you know,
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the show is named after
"The Ultimate prescription."
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If you go on our
website, you can get this book.
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And this sort of
helps people understand
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where the appropriate care is.
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Where is the place
for modern medicine?
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Where is the place for
lifestyle and more than that
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where is the place
and how do we connect
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with the ultimate physician?
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Well, we know how to
do that in this program
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not only do we
provide information
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for you and education.
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But we also wanna
bring you to Jesus.
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We wanna make sure that
you have that connection
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that it is working for you
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and that it is a part of
your life on an every day basis.
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That is the ultimate
prescription coming to Jesus
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and learning to love His way
and learning to love everyone
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that God has put in our path.
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We'll have a prayer
with you in just a minute.
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So stay right where you are.
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Today we've talked about
when to use modern technology.
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There is a place
for stents and bypasses,
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and medicines and
going to the doctor.
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There is a place for that
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but we also wanna
focus on Biblical technology.
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There is a place for
what God has taught us.
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Many of us you've
called to our website
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and wrote us letters
asking for prayer for healing.
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Prayer is so important
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'cause it's in that
conversation with God
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that we enter into
that relationship with Him.
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So I want everyone to
bow their heads right now
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and we'll pray for healing for
all those that have written in.
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Father God, I
wanna pray for healing
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for those many
people that have written in
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and those that need
healing today, Father.
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We know sometimes
you heal us right away.
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Sometimes you heal us
through lifestyle changes
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and sometimes you heal
us from modern medicine.
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But we want everyone to be
healed in that relationship
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we have with You, Father.
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And if there is
someone out there
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that hasn't entered
in this relationship
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that needs You,
Father, please take them
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to this place is
our humble prayer. Amen.
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You're probably not gonna
hear a lot about these concepts
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in medical textbooks or
even other medical programs
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because God has a
unique way of doing things.
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And we're hoping He's
touched your heart today
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to incorporate
some of the things
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you've learned today and to
help you have better health.
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If you might have a
question, we want to serve you
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by going to our
website heartwiseministries.org
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so we can
address your questions.
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We wanna thank you for
your prayers and support
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as we move this ministry,
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this
evangelistic ministry forward
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'cause we think by doing
this we can touch peoples' heart
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and getting them
back into the relationship
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with their Heavenly Father.
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We want you to keep us in mind.
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As you watch the
ultimate prescription,
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we need your prayers
and just stay with us.
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Now I want everyone to remember
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there's a place
for modern medicine.
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There's a place for technology
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but stay with the
ultimate physician.
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