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Hungry for Change · Episode 42 · Think

Will your future doctor be Ai?

With Clint Phillips

Clint Phillips started out as a chiropractor, built it into a healthcare company he sold for $460 million, and along the way ended up treating some of the most powerful people alive.

31 Jul 20261h 00m
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Clint Phillips started out as a chiropractor, built it into a healthcare company he sold for $460 million, and along the way ended up treating some of the most powerful people alive.

He'd seen the system work at the highest level money can buy.Then his own family needed it, and it fell apart on him. The waiting. The confusion. The bureaucracy. A parent trying to get the right help while everything moved at its own pace, watching the same system that served world leaders leave the people he loved stuck in line.

That's when healthcare stopped being a business to him. Medici is what he built next: whole-body assessments and real data, made to catch what's coming years before it becomes a crisis.

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Then there's Dr. Gabi, the AI doctor he built to give people health guidance that isn't paid by anyone to keep them sick.

Which is where the title stops being hypothetical, Clint made the thing. Whether it should ever replace the doctor across the desk from you is the conversation. What we got into:

— Whether AI ends up replacing your doctor, or doing the opposite and giving you one with the time to actually listen.

— What a 30-second facial scan can read off your face before a single symptom shows.

— Why we feel worse than ever with more doctors, more drugs and more technology than any generation before us.

— Who actually profits when you stay sick, and why prevention is a terrible business model.

— Peptides, microplastics and the longevity tools worth your attention

— How much your body can do on its own, before anyone prescribes anything.

The question underneath the whole conversation with Clint Phillips: why do we wait until the body is already breaking down before we start paying attention?

Don't forget to follow Dr. Clint on his socials:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clint-phillips/

Web: https://clintphillips.com/Medici: https://medi.ci/

Dr. Gabi: https://drgabi.com/

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