3 Greater health risks threaten all Americans, says oncologist

The American health system is “broken,” says an oncologist from Arizona, and is sharing what he thinks should change.

Before the confirmation of RFK Jr. as head of the Department of Health and Human Services of the United States, Dr. Dino Prato spoke on camera with Fox News Digital about what he is putting People’s health At risk, and why it supports the efforts of the new administration to make the United States again healthy.

“Maha is really a national movement, where people are fed up with a great pharmacy and a great meal,” he said.

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As CEO of Envita Medical Centers in Scottsdale, the Prato approach is delivering “personalized and integrated medicine” to Cancer patientsas well as taking measures to prevent generalized disease.

“Our approach is to get rid of chemicals, toxins and all things that are carcinogenic that have been ignored in the United States,” he said.

Prato shared what he sees how the three main dangers for the health of Americans.

Obesity and metabolic disease

“I think the number 1 problem in the United States is chronic disease of obesity“Said Prato, largely due to” insulin receptor sensitivity problems, “which is when body cells become less receptive to insulin.

“I would call it metabolic disease, and that can be simple and sometimes complicated, because everyone reacts to food differently,” he said.

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“And we know that people’s risk increases if they have a bad metabolic disease, because insulin and glucose feed tumors.”

The elimination of processed foods is “critical” to end the obesity epidemic, according to Prato, together with the exercise regularly and eat more Dense foods in nutrientsincluding “good quality fruits and vegetables, and meat fed”.

Infectious diseases

In terms of preventing cancer, heart disease and diabetes, Prato said infectious diseases It is a “very large” risk factor that is often overlooked.

“Many people will falsely present an autoimmune disease, such as fibromyalgia or rheumatoid arthritis, when the underlying cause is an infection that is not diagnosed and is not treated,” he said.

In these cases, patients can be prescribed expensive autoimmune disease medications that simply handle symptoms but do not really treat the cause, according to the doctor.

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Some viruses can actually trigger autoimmune diseases, cautonized Prato and many cancers are caused by infections.

“The answer to that is to build Good immunity In the body and have a good response so that our bodies can fight these subacute infections, “he said.

Toxins and chemicals

The third great danger to health, according to Prato, are chemical toxins and heavy metals found in the food and water consumed by Americans, as well as the air they breathe.

“We continue adding pills, but we are not reaching the core of what is causing the disease.”

“Our bodies are simply not designed to detoxify or eliminate these problems,” he said. “We also know that chemical toxins are carcinogenic.”

The food supply of Americans is a “very important part” of eliminating toxicity, Prato added. “Many of these foods we eat are mixed with carcinogens.”

Barriers for good health

The greatest obstacle that is to prevent Americans from living Healthier livesPrato said, it is lack of motivation to make changes.

In many cases, he said, patients think they are healthy, but they simply do not have the right information.

“If we do deeper dives and execute deeper data, suddenly patients are motivated,” said the doctor.

“We need to have a better data analysis for our patients, which already exists, and when doctors act as patient trainers, motivation changes.”

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Americans as a whole also depend too much on expensive medications As a way of handling chronic diseases, according to Prato.

“We put people in long -term management and continue adding pills, but we are not reaching the core of what the disease is causing,” he said.

Ultimately, Prato said, no pharmaceutical drug will solve the epidemic of chronic diseases.

Instead, the key to breaking the cycle is to educate patients, identify their needs and then “work as hard as possible to radically improve the results.”

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“I think that is why this Maha movement is so important and there is so much emotion behind this for mothers and families, because people see that what is happening at this time is not working.”