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Ep. 15: Medical Cannabis and traditional healthcare discussed with Dr. Robert Dotson

Surviving Healthcare

Release Date: 01/16/2015

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In this episode of the Surviving Healthcare podcast, you will hear about medical cannabis and its contrast with the traditional healthcare system with my guest, Dr. Robert Dotson. Some of the information provided may surprise you. Dr. Dotson has been a practicing physician for over 30 years in traditional healthcare before changing his focus and settling on teaching people about alternative medicines.

 

As we discuss the current healthcare system, Dr. Dotson laments that it has become one of disease creation and maintenance rather than healing. He also explains why the patients who come into his office for medical cannabis demonstrate the failure of mainstream medicine. He is heartened by the growth of alternative medicine, and he sees the rise of Naturopaths as a good sign because of the detrimental effects of pharmaceuticals and the high number of needless fatalities in the healthcare industry.

 

To read more about this episode, or check out other guests, visit surivivinghealthcarepodcast.com