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Dr. Cassone
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Holistic Primary Care (DAOM) | PhD Clinical Nutrition | Professor | Author | Black Belt Krav Maga | photog

Brilliant minds.... PeerTube is legit freedom tech, whether using it on the Fediverse or not. I just wish videos would play as in-feed videos here on nostr.

Many MDs disempower their patients, talk down to them, and speak fear and illness upon them. I consider it a spiritual attack, literally. It's important to find doctors that educate and empower you. #medstr

I hosted this video on my new PeerTube instance (experimentally). That way you don't have to see ads from YouTube but I still have a dedicated video site (until nostr gets one). I plan to move my video library there.

https://video.drcassone.com/w/qDevCzRX2VHq9HNMWEMDdh

Nice evening for a walkabout. #photostr

Happy New Year 🥳

#photostr

I have a lot of colleagues that I respect that use muscle testing. Although there is something to it, it absolutely does not take the place of knowledge regarding physiology, pathophysiology, plant medicines, and a working functional diagnosis. #medstr

https://youtu.be/JO49TeHvsco

I gave up sugar (all sweets, cakes, cookies, ice cream, etc.) 18 years ago. It was an addiction for me, but eventually my taste changed and the cravings left. Now I can't stand anything that tastes too sweet.

I'm almost there. Everything else is becoming intolerable. Plus, the people here get it.

Wishing y'all a week full of peace, joy, and contentment.

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The minds you seek on Nostr aren’t valuable because they’re search engines. They’re valuable because they’ve lived something you haven’t.

Think about it: when someone shares hard won knowledge here, you’re not just getting information. You’re getting the scar tissue. The late nights. The failures that taught them what the textbooks couldn’t. You’re getting wisdom that was expensive to acquire, offered freely because they remember what it was like not to know.

Their expertise isn’t some polished, sanitized output. It’s inseparable from their specific journey, their unique vantage point, their particular blind spots. And yes, even their biases and limitations. That’s not a bug. That’s what makes it real. That’s what makes it useful in ways a perfect answer never could be.

Because here’s the thing: you don’t just need correct information. You need to understand how someone got there. You need the context, the nuance, the “yeah, but watch out for this one thing that nobody tells you.” You need their beautiful human incompleteness, because that’s where the actual learning lives.

An AI tool can give you answers instantly. But it can’t tell you what it felt like to be wrong for two years before figuring it out. It can’t say “I thought that too, until…” It can’t share the wisdom that only comes from being human, from struggling, from changing your mind.

Use the AI when it serves you. Let it handle the obvious stuff, the quick lookups, the pattern matching, the coding etc. But when you’re here for the real thing? When you’re trying to actually understand something that matters?

Seek the humans. Ask the questions. Build the relationships.

Because wisdom has always been relational. It’s not transmitted. It’s shared. And that makes all the difference.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Seek the humans. Ask the questions. Build the relationships. 🔥

If you know of a good podcast or documentary for beginners, shoot me a link. I understand what it is and how it works. What I don't know is how likely it is to succeed or fail and why.

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We used to live in Temecula. I loved the community and our practice is still there.

Cheers. Reminds me of Southern California.