The Clover Clinic Memberships

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  Hello, Lovelies.

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  Thank you so much for clicking on this video.

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  I'm going to try to make it very succinct.

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  But when I look at the spreadsheet that I actually

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  co created, I get a little overwhelmed.

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  So I wanted to walk you through it.

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  The spreadsheet has to do with clever clinic membership, so

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  the clever clinic is no longer going to be taking

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  insurance. And so that changes a lot of things like

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  the rest of this year.

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  Um, there's been a lot of changes, and in order

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  to surf those changes, we pick up our boards and

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  we surf those waves.

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  So come along with me.

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  Um and I just wanted to give you guys all

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  a shout out.

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  I know that 2020 has been bear of a year

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  like a just extremely change changing for everyone.

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  And with that, I think that we really had to

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  step back and say, you know, why am I working

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  so hard?

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  Or how am I spending my time or my money

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  or my resource is, or my family like how they

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  close all sorts of things that we've had to reevaluate,

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  and this will be one of them.

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  for 2021.

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  Um, why not?

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  Insurance insurance always under pays.

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  Of course.

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  Um, the medical world has a lot of overhead that

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  you guys may not appreciate until you see, like, my

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  books. Um, for the 1st 10 years of my practice,

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  I made less than my front desk, and I didn't,

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  um I do.

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  I really took that hit just to be with you

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  and to experience treating you for that long on insurance.

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  But the insurance model is terrible.

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  Insurance is a business is designed to make money, and

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  they audit me.

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  They can ask for their money back at any time.

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  Tens of thousands of dollars, Right?

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  Um, over the years, they can They label you every

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  I see 10 code that I use If I use

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  depression or obesity or whatever, it's gonna follow you.

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  Um, and it's on your record.

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  So for any life insurance or anything that people want

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  to discriminate, it is there forever.

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  Um, it's very difficult to remove those.

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  It's a It's a big problem, I would say So.

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  Um, they also would call me.

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  They started calling me and asking me why wasn't putting

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  on people on statins Or why wasn't you know, choosing

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  these drugs?

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  Or why was I taking so much time with someone?

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  Because it should be straightforwardly to just give them a

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  med. What are you doing?

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  So that's why not insurance.

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  I really don't think it's any of their business.

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  It is their business.

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  That's the business.

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  But they're designed to make money and not to save

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  you. So I, however, think a little bit differently, I

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  think, holistically, I think, Um, I think I've been called

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  kind of like a health coach plus a doctor because

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  I actually care.

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  And I do.

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  I do see your potential.

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  I'm not lying.

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  Um, when I If I say that I think that

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  you could do something.

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  I'm not lying to you.

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  So, um, also, I take the time to say that,

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  So I think that it's truly life changing the way

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  that natural past practice medicine Um, it's not very cookie

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  cutter. Uh, insurance pays ume or if you, uh, have

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  you know, a 10 minute visits than they do for

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  25 minute visits.

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  So that's why when you go to your PCP, they

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  only want you talking about headaches they don't want you

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  talking about?

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  Your, um, you know, your headaches and your guy skin

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  and your mental fatigue, which would then lead them to

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  testing thyroid.

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  They only want to test.

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  They only want to focus on headaches, which could be

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  anything. I can't imagine practicing like that.

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  And I'm not gonna so come with me on my

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  little journey for membership.

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  So I want you to think of this as, like,

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  um, buying raw milk or buying grass fed beef or

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  something like that where you do it.

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  It is an extra cost, but it's for your health.

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  And so you do it.

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  Okay. Okay.

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  And so I want to tell you about well, world

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  if anybody is not on your well world yet, I

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  would love to invite you to do it.

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  Tracks your diet.

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  You're your water.

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  Um, you can I can send you plant plans and

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  texts and notes and little things on, Well, world A

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  ZX. Well, a supplements and things like that that you

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  could get your hands on.

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  Um, the supplement industry is very much changing as well.

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  Um, there's a lot of changes coming on down the

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  pipes. Um, I would like you to maintain your ability

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  to get medicine if you need it.

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  And so well, world does that for me.

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  Membership area of the website, That is a closed area.

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  So I don't have to watch what I say.

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  I'm not gonna be like, shut down by the whatever

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  entity that is memberships on Lee.

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  Um, so only members can see it, which is you.

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  And then also, what you can see in there is

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  the videos that I do the specials, how to do

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  and do it yourself information.

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  So what I mean by that is, um let's say

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  that you have gall stones and you don't know how

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  to get rid of them in a natural way.

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  That's a pretty quick question on dhe.

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  It doesn't have to be specific to, you know, I

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  can't say, Okay, Tina, this is what I want you

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  to dio because that would be a visit.

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  But I can tell you how you like.

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  What are the things to avoid with gall bladder flushes

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  and the dangerous things that you could dio, how can

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  you, um, change your diet?

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  What can you do every morning with lemon water and,

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  um, exercises and ways to move your body for gall

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  stones and where they're coming from, I can do a

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  whole video on that.

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  That pretty much applies to everybody with gall stones.

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  Um, that that I can keep pretty safe.

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  So those things you can still have access to is

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  a member.

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  Um, do it yourself information.

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  I have a passion for teaching how to make healings

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  have instead of me just selling you $20 of healings

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  have every time you can actually make that at home.

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  Or you can get one of your do it yourself,

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  friends toe, learn how to do it.

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  And then you've got a great supply of healings.

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  Have you know that those herbs in that formula that

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  I make, um, grow in your backyard?

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  They're all around us.

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  So if I can teach you things on how to

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  make your own medicine, um, make your own foods things

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  like that.

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  I think that we're gonna be a lot better off

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  a za society.

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  So next is the plans.

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  So this is available on our little document, and you

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  can just be like, Okay, I get it.

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  That's why you're doing that.

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  Let me just look at him.

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  But for those of you who look at that and

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  glaze over, I sympathize, and we're gonna go through him

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  just real quick.

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  So Supporter is for if you you really just don't

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  have the money to do over $37 a month there,

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  there's no wiggle room.

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  There's no coffee.

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  There's no Dutch brothers.

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  There's no um, extra income you could make.

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  There's no way that you could do that any more

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  than 37 9 month, but you want to keep your

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  foot in the door, and you want thio have access

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  to some of the things that, um, that are available

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  on the clover clinic site.

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  Um, you don't with that you can get a well

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  world membership as well.

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  Um, which is kind of nice, but it is $37

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  a month, and then you get to support the clinic

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  that keeps the clinic going during shutdowns.

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  That's another big part of this is that I don't

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  have to frantically try to get people in and leave

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  my family behind when I'm available to work.

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  Let's see.

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  So remember, the member level is 37 plus 30 so

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  I broke it up.

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  That way so that you could see that it is

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  67 total.

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  But that's because of the base access to the Clover

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  Clinic. Plus what goes towards your visits and discounts and

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  things like that so you can look at the sheet

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  and kind of read it for yourself.

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  But that would be for somebody also, it's trying toe

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  watch their budget.

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  They're not gonna include a family members.

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  It's just them, Um and they want to minimize or

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  minimize the amount of time that they have to spend

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  with a physician.

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  You can have, like, maybe you have O H.

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  P and you go get a PCP.

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  You get a primary care physician somewhere at the hospital,

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  they don't really care.

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  They get you in and out that your scripts But,

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  um, and they get your imaging and they and they

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  put out fires.

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  But you wanna kind of do yourself and kind of

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  feel out this year and see where you're gonna land

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  financially and otherwise.

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  This would be a good plan for you, but it

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  doesn't cover a whole lot of visits.

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  So if you have an actual project, this is not

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  for you.

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  Okay, so then we have the minimalist.

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  The minimalist is where I see most people landing.

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  It's $119 a month, and you can add family members

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  at fairly cheap rates so you can get three visits

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  for them for $40 a month.

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  Um, with $100 credit towards supplements or labs or whatever,

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  you also get access to wholesale lab.

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  So if your insurance doesn't work very well, if you

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  have a huge deductible, I wouldn't use it for labs

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  because unless they're covered a lot because labs are marked

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  up a lot, so you would have access to the

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  wholesale labs at the clinic, which is nice.

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  So that will save you hundreds, if not thousands of

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  dollars in labs.

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  If you have something to solve this year in Hi,

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  your health, then we have the clover Basic.

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  I didn't put very many details here.

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  Um, but this is the other one.

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  That is, um, for somebody with a problem.

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  So you say you have Hashimoto's.

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  If you have hypertension that you need to solve, you've

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  got, like, a previous heart attack.

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  You've got things like that.

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  They're going to require more than a couple visits uh,

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  this year This next year.

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  Really Look into that clover basic and see what the

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  discounts are And what, um, if that's a good fit

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  for you, you can also do the perfect project plan.

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  Now, a lot of you are gonna be like, man,

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  that's 400 bucks a month.

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  But it's an hour long visits, and there's 12 of

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  them. So if you have something like cancer or you

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  have some impending disease process that you really need to

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  come see me regularly for I think that this would

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  be for you.

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  However, I'm going to put the caveat that I would

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  like to talk to you before you make that decision

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  because I don't want to just cost you extra money.

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  You could always make a tax deductible donation because we

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  converted to a nonprofit, Um, and so if you're just

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  doing it to support the clinic, you could do that

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  and actually win for a tax deduction as well without

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  doing the perfect project plan.

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  So I want to make sure that the people that

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  go into this category are indeed in need of this

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  perfect project.

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  But it certainly keeps you accountable, and it does give

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  you the biggest discounts on everything.

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  Okay, discounts.

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  In addition to those, you have 15% with 12 month

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  payment. So if you have an h s A and

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  you're like, I could just blow through the 12 month

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  payment and, uh, and save that 15% great, um, or

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  just do a six months at a time.

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  It actually works better for HSCEI is because they don't

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  like things that are re occurring.

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  For some reason, H s, A s or health savings

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  accounts for those of you don't know, but they're pretax.

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  So usually your employer or you put in money before

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  it's taxed, and then you can use it for health

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  expenses through the year.

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  All right, so I hope you found that useful and

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  that it wasn't too long for you.

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  It was under 12 minutes.

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  So thank you so much.

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  And thank you for keeping the clinic alive.

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  Um, we'll see what this next year comes to.

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  All right.

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  Have a great one.

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  Make it a great one.