BACKGROUND The Believe in Better Project began in 2017 as a concept to curate a gathering of innovators focused on fixing what’s broken in healthcare. For the last five years, it has brought together some of North America’s leading visionaries, each of whom believes pioneering change in healthcare for the better is central to their purpose. THE PODCAST Today, the Project continues its mission by bringing together people who are making a difference in the world with people who want to make the same impact. On the Believe in Better Project podcast, they share personal stories about human triumph, transformation, health, humanity and joy. Each of these personal journeys has led them to create “better” in the world, and inspire others to follow. Join hosts Mike Seyfer and Ann Elkins along with their guests, who will share personal stories of the unsung hero's journey and give you the gift of inspiration, harnessing the power of human potential and directing it towards good. Through Believe in Better conversations, we are elevating human connections and inspiring others to get out there and create their own better. “We believe in better...
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episode 2: How We Fix Medicine
Caspar Szule, the founder of Innovative Medicine, shares his concepts regarding health and medicine. He believes the medical community is indoctrinated into the mindset of medication and surgery. Today he will open your mind to making healthy choices and recognizing how your lifestyle and eating habits impact disease. His premise is that the body wants to be healthy. So be prepared to take notes and not miss this insightful episode.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- [0045] Caspar Szule shares his thought for the day, “Read more books,” and the study behind the suggestion
- [03:13] Caspars' background and unique hobbies, including hiking, attending four grand slams,
- [10:42] Why prioritizing your health is essential to preventing disease
- [15:52] The financial cost of being healthy and your choices. The downfalls of conventional medicine
- [21:00] Biohacking in medicine and what we learned from the pandemic
- [35:35] Caspar’s suggestions on where to start your health journey and his tip: don’t focus on the diagnosis
- [42:16] What are Caspar’s goals and projects for the future
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- When you prioritize your health, you make decisions that affect your health from when you get out of bed until you sleep at night.
- The daily choices you make regarding health are much more important than heredity or genes.
- We need more people who will challenge the status quo of our health system and bring to light simple ways of maintaining a healthy body and soul.
RESOURCE LINKS:
Believe in Better Project - Website
Believe in Better Project - Podcast
Caspar Szule - LinkedIn
Caspar Szule - Instagram
Caspar Szulc - Website
Innovative Medicine - Website
BIOGRAPHY:
Caspar Szule was born in Manhattan, New York. From an early age, he was exposed to a lifestyle of a healthy diet, exercise, and a holistic and spiritual mentality. His father, a pioneer in integrative medicine, and his mother, a psychologist, immigrated here with his older brother from Poland in the 1970s. He was fortunate to travel the
world from a young age and accompanied his parents to many medical events.
Caspar attended Boston University School of Management, receiving degrees in
Marketing and Finance. He then worked as a financial analyst before starting the
venture now known as Innovative Medicine at the age of 22.
Caspar is currently the President and Co-Founder of Innovative Medicine – a
company dedicated to transforming healthcare through an advanced and
comprehensive form of personalized integrative medicine. His work in medicine has
garnered attention from top medical minds across six continents, including Nobel
Laureates, leading CEOs, Hollywood royalty, and best-selling authors. In addition, he
oversees the New York Center for Innovative Medicine (NYCIM), a renowned medical
center that attracts patients from all over the world.
Looking ahead, Caspar aims to make a larger impact and share what he has
learned from some of the brightest medical minds in various fields to help
people preserve our greatest treasure – health. This includes creating more
advanced health products (Nadovim, the first product launched by Innovative
Medicine hit the market in 2018 after years of R&D), expanding the medical clinic
sector of his business, and launching new initiatives to empower and educate the
public.
Fun Facts:
- Caspar visited six continents, 68 countries, and all 50 states
- He has climbed 3 of the 7 Summits
- Loves tennis and has attended all 4 Grand Slams
- Caspar has eaten giraffes, zebra, tarantula, scorpions, and rotten shark
- and he believes flying is such a better superpower than teleportation