Nick Greiner: Better Healthcare thru Regenerative Medicine

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Nick Greiner: Better Healthcare thru Regenerative Medicine

Dr. Philip Ovadia

Sep 06, 2022

Dr. Nick Greiner describes his practice as direct primary care and regenerative medicine. Labeled by some as alternative medicine or even quackery, he witnessed how regenerative therapy and lifestyle changes helped his mother who suffered from illness in her 40s.

Doctors have always used pharmaceuticals or procedures as their first line of treatment. For Dr. Greiner, the question “Why did this happen in the first place? What is going on with their life that we have to address?” may provide more answers to help treat the patients. From nutrition, exercise, and even increasing one’s peace, he shares in this episode his priority to address the person’s biggest drop in the bucket, lifestyle intervention, and why you should get some good safe sunlight during the day and use blue blockers at night.

Quick Guide:
6:15 What is regenerative medicine
7:39 Guest’s background
11:45 What therapies should they offer
20:42 Confirmation of Lyme disease
22:48 Change health outcomes to improve healthcare
25:28 What are you focusing on when you ask about health care?
30:15 Doctors learn more during practice
33:21 Sometimes, we need meds, but other times, we need lifestyle intervention
36:44 Lifestyle intervention
39:39 The light environment and the beneficial effects of being under the sun

Get to know our guest:
As a direct primary care and regenerative medicine practitioner, Dr. Nick Greiner focuses on providing lifestyle intervention and advanced cellular healing techniques. In Greiner Health Solutions, they consider the patient’s history, and test results, and make sure the plan is safe and effective for the person.

“So, for me, that's what when I say or when I'm talking to somebody that says we need to change or what's wrong with health care? I'm thinking to myself, okay, how do we make these trends that are going in such an awful direction, how do we make them go the other way, right? How do we improve on that?” - Dr. Nick Greiner

Connect with him:
Twitter: @ngdpc1
Website: Greinerhealthsolutions.com

Episode snippets:
18:31 - 18:51 - Important to take a good history and physical
23:06 - 23:57 - We need to improve health outcomes
28:07 - 28:47 - If insulin demand is high, they can charge high for it
31:05 - 32:00 - Why did the patients get this in the first place?
35:10 - 36:04 - The need for accountability in healthcare
36:44 - 37:57 - Talk about the biggest drop in the bucket
44:59 - 45:31 - Wear blue blockers. Go outside.
49:52 - 50:35 - Not wearing blue blockers make you feel awful