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Skybird · 03-18-23, 12:06 PM

This is an excerpt from a 90 minutes speech.

You can activate subtitles and then switch on English bot translation, because it is in German.

I like this ma, becasue he has a classical medical background, has a sense for hunmour, and his speeches are very entertaining. Time flies when listening to him. He was a radiologist and as such head of diagnostics in the municipal clinics in I think Wiesbaden, and also founded a diagnostics institute. After his retirement (!) he additionally made his specialist degree for preventive medicine, and afterwards another one for nutritional medicine. Since then he has been touring with lectures, and founded a communication network, in which he brings specialists from different disciplines together, and these together with the lay public. - So he knows both sides of the medical business: the classical orthodox medicine, for which he sometimes apologizes today, and the new, alternative ways of looking at things. Better it does not get: when you get the best of BOTH worlds.

On carbohydrates and sugar:

Edit:
I just realised that the bot-translation is not good, because the old man mumbles too often. Sorry, guys! But Markus understands a bit of German.

03-18-23, 12:06 PM	#17
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,523 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	This is an excerpt from a 90 minutes speech. You can activate subtitles and then switch on English bot translation, because it is in German. I like this ma, becasue he has a classical medical background, has a sense for hunmour, and his speeches are very entertaining. Time flies when listening to him. He was a radiologist and as such head of diagnostics in the municipal clinics in I think Wiesbaden, and also founded a diagnostics institute. After his retirement (!) he additionally made his specialist degree for preventive medicine, and afterwards another one for nutritional medicine. Since then he has been touring with lectures, and founded a communication network, in which he brings specialists from different disciplines together, and these together with the lay public. - So he knows both sides of the medical business: the classical orthodox medicine, for which he sometimes apologizes today, and the new, alternative ways of looking at things. Better it does not get: when you get the best of BOTH worlds. On carbohydrates and sugar: Edit: I just realised that the bot-translation is not good, because the old man mumbles too often. Sorry, guys! But Markus understands a bit of German. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 03-18-23 at 12:21 PM.