Chapter
Impostor Syndrome in Doctors
46:46 - 51:56 (05:09)
The speaker wonders if impostor syndrome could explain why some doctors prescribe treatments that they know don't work. He questions if the desire to fit into a certain role can lead to a mental illness.
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The Texas-based Pastoral Medicine Association offers PSCD and DPSC credentials to promote their services, claiming their mission is to promote scripture-based health and wellness concepts.
46:46 - 47:33 (00:46)
Summary
The Texas-based Pastoral Medicine Association offers PSCD and DPSC credentials to promote their services, claiming their mission is to promote scripture-based health and wellness concepts. These titles are being used by hundreds of practitioners, but it is unclear if the training they receive is based on scientific evidence or religious beliefs.
ChapterImpostor Syndrome in Doctors
EpisodePart Two: Gary Young: The Fake Doctor Who Drowned His Own Baby
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This podcast episode discusses the dangers associated with fake doctors and unqualified individuals who deliver healthcare services outside of their area of expertise, posing a risk to patients' health and safety.
47:33 - 48:49 (01:16)
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the dangers associated with fake doctors and unqualified individuals who deliver healthcare services outside of their area of expertise, posing a risk to patients' health and safety.
ChapterImpostor Syndrome in Doctors
EpisodePart Two: Gary Young: The Fake Doctor Who Drowned His Own Baby
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The use of essential oils as natural medicine is often marketed as a magical cure-all, but in reality, it's just another form of snake oil.
48:49 - 50:19 (01:30)
Summary
The use of essential oils as natural medicine is often marketed as a magical cure-all, but in reality, it's just another form of snake oil.
ChapterImpostor Syndrome in Doctors
EpisodePart Two: Gary Young: The Fake Doctor Who Drowned His Own Baby
PodcastBehind the Bastards
There's no evidence that essential oils have any health benefits and they are often adulterated with cheaper ingredients.
50:19 - 50:42 (00:22)
Summary
There's no evidence that essential oils have any health benefits and they are often adulterated with cheaper ingredients.
ChapterImpostor Syndrome in Doctors
EpisodePart Two: Gary Young: The Fake Doctor Who Drowned His Own Baby
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A podcast host discusses a guest's claim that a tiny drop of blood can diagnose health issues and shares their own knowledge on blood science.
50:42 - 51:56 (01:14)
Summary
A podcast host discusses a guest's claim that a tiny drop of blood can diagnose health issues and shares their own knowledge on blood science.